Case study: Airport sustainability planning and design.

Airport chosen: Tokyo haneda airport.

Importance of sustainability on airport planning and design.

Write abstract and summary about the topic.

(In java language)

Write an abstract class called House. The class should have type (mobile, multi-level, cottage, etc.) and size.

Provide the following methods:

• A no-arg/default constructor.
• A constructor that accepts parameters.
• A constructor that accepts the type of the house and sets the size to 100.
• All other required methods.
• An abstract method for calculating heating cost.
• Come up with another abstract method of your own.

Then write 2 subclasses, one for mobile house and one for cottage. Add relevant attributes and implement appropriate methods for each class.

Note that mobile house uses 50% more in heating cost than regular houses (cottage or multi-level) because it doesn't have foundation and good insulation. Cottages use 30% more in heating cost due to low insulation. The heating cost is calculated based on the size of the house multiplied by .35 cents.

Write a tester to test all classes by creating multiple objects in an ArrayList of House. Do not create individual objects with specific object type. Print out the house information as well as its heating cost.

Hala Corp. is a manufacturer of vehicles. On December 31, 2019, Hala Corp. leases
vehicles to Lana Company under a five-year noncancelable lease agreement. The following
information about the lease and the vehicles is provided:

1. Equal annual payments that are due on December 31 each year provide Hala Corp. with
an 8% return on net investment
2. Titles to the trailers pass to Lana at the end of the lease.
3. The fair value of each vehicles is AED 600,000. The cost of each trailer to Hala Corp. is AED 500,000.
Each trailer has an expected useful life of eight years.
4. Collectibility of the lease payments is reasonably predictable and there are no important
uncertainties surrounding the amount of costs yet to be incurred by Hala Corp.

Required:

ACCOUNTING FOR THE LESSEE

1.The justification of the lease classification (for the lessee)

2. The lease amortization schedule (for the lessee)

3. Recording the entries relating to the lease agreement for the first two years of the lease (for the lessee) (mention dates)

4. The section relating to the lease transactions (in the balance sheet) at the end of the second year (for the lessee)

ACCOUNTING FOR THE LESSOR

1. The justification of the lease classification (for the lessor)

2. The lease amortization schedule (for the lessor)

3. Recording the entries relating to the lease agreement for the first two years of the lease (for the lessor) (mention dates)

4.The section relating to the lease transactions (in the balance sheet) at the end of the second year (for the lessor)

Compare the following pairs of terms:

a) A note and a mortgage

b) Fully-amortizing loans and negative-amortizing loans

c) Abstract of title and title

d) General partnership and limited partnership

please explain this abstract thinking for me in relation to finance or financial management...

'' lending hunting instrument to fellow clansman for period of time with understanding of being returned later with part of the kill

Create a stimulation using the abstract factory pattern by using any of the topics/ideas you like.to use that subject. The scenario just has to make sense as an application using a factory and the related pieces of template/pattern.

Your simulation should include, at a minimum:
a. A driver class.
b. A factory producer class with a method that returns the appropriate factory.
c. An abstract factory interface with at least two abstract methods.
d. At least two factory classes that implement the abstract factory.
e. At least two other classes per factory from (d) that are produced by those factories. These classes should also share interfaces as appropriate (see the PowerPoint notes for examples). These classes should also have instance variables.

Additional requirements:
a. Your program should provide a menu and accept user input, looping until the user quits.
b. Your menu should have some sort of welcome message that names your company or some other label that illustrates your subject (e.g. “Welcome to Cloud Services”).
c. The user should have several options to request the production of different objects, and be able to enter some sort of relevant value(s) for that object that sets an instance variable.
d. After the user selects an item and enters parameter(s), the program should print a labeled representation of the item with any instance variable values (i.e. use an appropriate toString method).
e. The program loops until the user quits.
5. As usual, fully comment on your code, and it should be obvious what your program does from the output.

The preform should be in java with fully commented.

Mention in brief various factors that can affect health.

Mention in brief various factors that can affect health.

Mention the activites in finance and accounting that are important to strategy implementation