In: Finance
JAVA
Create a new Class Payroll that contains our ClassEmployee.
we are adding a copy constructor to our Employee Class
we are adding a toString() method to our Employee Class
our company has grown so we can no longer avoid deducting taxes from our workers, so we moved the PrintPayStub() method to our newPayroll Class.
we will need 2 static members to our Payroll Class to help us compute State and Federal tax deductions from our Employee Paychecks
Delving deeper into the concepts of Object Oriented Programming - code re-use and class relationships
In: Computer Science
Your boss tells you to shred documents pertaining to a lawsuit against the company. Do you do it?
a) Who will be helped if you do it? .
b) Who will be hurt if you do it? .
c) What are the benefits of doing it? .
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d) What are the problems of doing it? .
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Your decision:
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A boy/girl that your best friend has a crush on asks you out on a date. Do you agree?
a) Who will be helped if you do it? .
b) Who will be hurt if you do it? .
c) What are the benefits of doing it? .
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d) What are the problems of doing it? .
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Your decision:
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You see someone getting bulled at school, and he yells out for your help. Do you help him out?
a) Who will be helped if you do it? .
b) Who will be hurt if you do it? .
c) What are the benefits of doing it? .
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d) What are the problems of doing it? .
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Your decision:
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A classmate offers you the answers to an upcoming exam. Do you take them?
a) Who will be helped if you do it? .
b) Who will be hurt if you do it? .
c) What are the benefits of doing it? .
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d) What are the problems of doing it? .
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Your decision:
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You catch a needy friend shoplifting food for her family. Do you report her?
a) Who will be helped if you do it? .
b) Who will be hurt if you do it? .
c) What are the benefits of doing it? .
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d) What are the problems of doing it? .
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Your decision:
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You have a student who is from a single parent family. The student must work to attend college. However, the job is interfering with the student’s performance and several assignments have not been turned in. You have determined that a “D” is all the student can make when a counselor informs you that the student need a “C” to qualify for an academic scholarship.’ What do you do? Your decision:
Your company has a firm policy regarding cases of theft of company property. Used company equipment is on a table to be sold by bid each month. You see a valued employee who is 2 months from retirement slip an electric drill from the table and put it in his car before the day of the sale. What do you do? Your decision:
You have worked as a bank teller for several months when one of the other tellers who has become a good friend tells you that her daughter is extremely ill and that she must have an operation to survive. She also tells you that she has no insurance and the operation will cost $10,000. Sometime later you ask her about her daughter and she tells you she is just fine now. She then confides in you that she took $10,000.00 from a dormant account at the bank to pay for the operation. She assures you that she has already started paying it back and will continue to do so until it is all returned. What do you do? Your decision:
You are the owner of a high-class restaurant, where dinner costs upwards of $70 per plate. You want your patrons to maintain “appropriate attire.” Can you insist on this? How do you define “appropriate” for men and / or women? Your decision:
You are the owner of a local gas station. The sign on the door says “no shirt, no shoes, no service.” The Dalai Lama (the figurehead of Tibetan Buddhism) comes in to buy three hot dogs for a dollar. Do you serve him? Do you have to?
In: Psychology
What is a fat client? What is a thin client?
In: Computer Science
Discrete Mathematics
Any degree at a university requires 4 core classes chosen from 4 groups. There are 5 English classes, 3 science classes, 6 math classes, and 4 social studies classes. Students must take exactly one of each class from each group. How many different ways are there for a student to fulfill these requirements?
In: Advanced Math
The University of Chicago claims to admit equal numbers of public and private high school graduates. You interview 500 undergraduates and discover 267 came from public schools. Assuming that the U of C is correct about its student body, what is the probability of seeing 267 or more students out of 500 interviewed come from public schools?
In: Statistics and Probability
Explain Maslow’s hierarchy of needs. What does it tell us about employee motivation? Cite an example of what a company does to provide motivation for each of the levels within the hierarchy?
In: Operations Management
In: Finance
(Liquidity Ratio, Asset Management Ratio, Debt Management Ratio, Market Value Ratios, Profitability Ratios) discuss what these particular ratios tell us about the performance of a company?
In: Finance
Trader Joe's company operates in the US supermarket industry. How difficult is it to make money in the supermarket industry? Why? How have its prospects changed in the last 10 years?
In: Operations Management