GAAP/IFRS Paper GAAP and IFRS address accounting processes from different perspectives. Pick a topic where they do not agree and discuss the issue (this is a compare / contrast paper). At least two pages no more than four and include your citations. Cover pages, abstract/ executive summary, table of content if you chose to include or bibliography / reference lists do not count toward page count. You may use one of the conference topics or you may use a totally different topic. Many large Accounting Firms have extensive analyses on GAAP/IFRS issues, so check their websites for the most current information.
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Topic: Challenges and solutions for addressing critical shortage of supply chain for personal and protective equipment (PPE) arising from Coronavirus disease (COVID19) pandemic – Case study from the Republic of Ireland
INSTRUCTION
The article of Rowan & Laffey (2020) was published in Science of Total Environment (Elsevier) in 2020. Please read the article thoroughly.
Attachment of the article on this link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nYKBhgUKx0AF_J5cRQMfMFdy4EiCqWVc/view?usp=sharing
In: Economics
Write an article on management skill development and its importance for improving manager’s performance in an organization. The article significantly identifies the nature of “Developing Self-awareness”. The structure of the article will be as below: Abstract Introduction The importance of Management Skill development in an organization. - What are managerial skills? - Professionalism - Productivity - Critical Thinking - Communication Personal Skills - Definition - The role of personal skills for successful career - The relation between personal skills and the organization performance Developing Self-awareness • Know thyself • The importance of knowing • Self-awareness and personal development • Important areas of self-awareness • Core self-evaluation • Emotional intelligence • Attitude toward change • Values • Learning style
In: Operations Management
Model a book Draw a class diagram representing a book defined by the following statement: “A book is composed of a number of parts, which in turn are composed of a number of chapters. Chapters are composed of sections.” First, focus only on classes and associations.
Add multiplicity to the class diagram you produced.
Refine the class diagram to include the following attributes:
• Book includes a publisher, publication date, and an ISBN
• Part includes a title and a number
• Chapter includes a title, a number, and an abstract
• Section includes a title and a number
Consider the refined class diagram. Note that the Part, Chapter, and Section classes all include a title and a number attribute. Use inheritance to factor out these two attributes .
In: Computer Science
C#questions:
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In: Computer Science
In: Computer Science
For Network Access Control and Cloud Security (Cloud Database Encryption Technology Based on Combinatorial Encryption)
You are required to research and report on this topic according to the Detail of Question below.
A. understand in order to present three main parts:
1. Summary:
o Provide a 200-300 word summary of the paper under review, from the background to the results being presented, and further work proposed. Please do NOT copy the abstract into this space!
2. Main points:
o The main issues as you see them.
o This is different than the summary.
3. Strengths and Weaknesses:
o Provide some critical analysis of the paper under review, positive and/or negative.
In: Computer Science
PYTHON CODE
- Write the body of a function second_instance(s, c) which consumes a string s and a length 1 string c that is contained at least twice in s and returns the index of the second location of c.
second_instance: Str Str -> Nat
Requires:
len(c) == 1
c occurs at least twice in s
Examples:
second_instance("banana", "a") => 3
second_instance("bb", "b") => 1
- Write the body of a function make_list(n) which consumes a natural number n and returns a list of strings where in position , the number is repeated as a string times. You must use loops in your solution. Do not use recursion or abstract list functions.
Returns the list of strings formed by in position i,
repeating i a total of i times
make_list: Nat -> (listof Str)
Examples:
make_list(0) => ['']
make_list(3) => ['', '1', '22', '333']
- Write the body of a function niven(n) using recursion that consumes a natural number n and returns True if and only if n is a Niven number and False otherwise. A Niven number is a number which is divisible by the sum of its digits.
Returns True if and only if n is a Niven number.
niven: Nat -> Bool
Examples:
niven(0) => False
niven(1) => True
niven(132) => True
niven(143) => False
- Write the body of a function find_max(L) using loops that returns the maximum of a non-empty list of integers L. Do not use recursion, abstract list functions, or the command max.
Returns the maximum in a non-empty list of integers L
find_max: (listof Int) -> Int
Examples:
find_max([1]) => 1
find_max([-10,-1,-5]) => -1
In: Computer Science
Group of engineers in a steel company should decide whether or not a shipment of steel meets the required yield strength of 3235 psi. A random sample of 100 specimens is selected with a computed mean of 3210 psi which is following normal distribution. The variance of the population is 25600 psi. In this case, the shipment would be rejected only if the mean strength in the sample is significantly less than 3235 psi with the significance level of α = 0.01. Develop a hypothesis assumption and test and then mention whether they need to accept or reject the shipment
In: Statistics and Probability
What are some of the common errors or problems we need to check for before buying the results of a regression analysis and how would you avoid those types of errors? Be sure to mention how you would check your data to see if it meets the assumptions of using regression and then write the rest of your answer. Write this essentially as a note of warning to yourself for what to watch out for when performing regression analysis and what to watch out for when reading published regression results.
In: Statistics and Probability