State and explain five Entrepreneurial opportunities.

1. SQL is considered one of the most valuable skills to empower managers as data analysts. Search the Web for free resources that teach SQL. Try a free introductory lesson (you might find these in sites like Khan Academy, and Code Academy, among others). Is this something you might continue to explore on your own? Does your university offer classes where you can learn SQL and other methods and technologies used in data analytics?

2. Name and define the terms that are supplanting discussions of decision support systems in the modern IS lexicon?

3. Think about the amount of data that is collected about you every day. Make a list of various technologies and information systems you engage with, and the organizations that use these technologies, systems, and services to learn more about you. Does this information serve you better as a consumer? What, if any, concerns does broad data collection leave you with?

4. What do you think about dynamic pricing? Is it good or bad for consumers? Is it good or bad for businesses? Explain your answer.

5. What is business intelligence? Provide examples of three types of business intelligence software used by firms to support managerial decision making.

What are four examples of economic forces that affect business activities? Do they affect all industries equally? Discuss your answers in detail.

About Tesla company. ( please include references thank you )

5. Internal Environment: Strengths and Weakness within the Company a. Determine   whether the company   has any strengths and/or weaknesses in the following areas: i. Corporate   structure ii. Corporate   culture iii. Marketing,   finance, operations, human resources,   information technology, etc…[In finance section you   would   need to review   financial   statements or   any financial   information provided   in the case. If you can   get more current   info, use that as well.]
1. Here is where you’ll want to perform some financial analysis using ratio analysis
2. Compare the company’s success   or lack   thereof   with its competitors     
iv. Determine   which   of these factors are   core/essential   to the   success of this   company. Use   the IFAS table,   page 161)

6. Analysis of   Strategic Factors(SWOT)
a. Based on the external and   internal   factors   that you’ve determined for this company, which   ones are key to the company’s success?
b. Based on the issues/problems that you’ve determined,   are the   current mission and   objectives still   appropriate? Should the mission and objectives be   changed? If so, how?   If   they are changed, what will be the effects on the firm?
7. Recommended Strategy (Based on Business or Corporate Strategy concepts)
8. Implementation
a. What step would you recommend   for management to do in order to implement your   recommendations.
b. Is your recommendation financially feasible? Why? c. Lay out the steps   you would take   to implement

When you have the total cost (TC) curve and the total revenue (TR) curve of a company, think about a situation with a single break-even point an another situation with two break-

even points and clearly explain what cause the difference is.

Think about a linear programming model with multiple optimal solutions and clearly explain what cause this to happen? A graph cannot be your explanantion.

A student adds half as much 1,10 phenathroline as she was supposed to when attempting the red crystal synthesis. How would this effect the actual, theoretical and percent yield? explain

Explain why inborn defects of glycolytic metabolism kill MATURE red blood cells, leading to hemolytic anemia.. Note, other body cells somehow cope with these defects.

For this discussion board, you will be presented with information about a new screening test.

Scenario: A new hypothetical instantaneous screening test for marijuana has been developed to identify people driving under the influence. 100 drivers are stopped by police and screened. 15 people were actually under the influence of marijuana, while the remainder were not. Of the 15 under the influence, only 10 tested positive. Of those who were not under the influence, 40 tested positive.

Instructions initial post: For your post, please complete the following questions. Be sure to set up your two-by-two table. In your post, you must correctly explicitly state the context of every numeric answer by including a sentence of interpretation (for example: "98% of patients who truly have breast cancer will have a positive mammography screen")

1. What is the prevalence of driving under the influence of marijuana?
2. Calculate sensitivity and interpret.
3. Calculate specificity and interpret
4. Calculate positive predictive value and interpret.
5. If more people drove under the influence of marijuana, how would the positive predictive value change?
6. Calculate negative predictive value
7. Calculate the accuracy of the screening tool.

In addition to posting your answers to the above questions, use those answers to write an opinion about:

1. whether or not this is a reasonable screening tool for police to use to enforce laws regarding driving under the influence and why.
2. how this screening tool could be improved.

1. Use the lists available at the Ready.gov website, FEMA, or the Red Cross website to gather items for your 72-hour home go bag. Add additional items that you think will be useful and essential for your family.)

2. Post a picture of all of the items you have gathered for your go bag. For the sake of personal and family privacy, keep personal/private items out of the photograph; you may list them (e.g., prescription medications)

Along with your photo, include the following information:

• A discussion of the items in your home go bag - what is present and what is missing.
• A brief explanation of the demographic considerations and potential disaster hazards in your area and why you included certain items.
• Your family, pets, and living situation considerations and why you included certain items.
• Are you prepared to help others in your community in the event of a disaster?

Let's say you want to poll a random sample of 150 students on campus to see if they prefer to take online classes. Of course, if you took an actual poll you would only get one number (your sample proportion, p-hat). But, imagine all the possible samples of 150 students that you could draw and the imagined histogram of all the sample proportions from those samples. 1. What shape would the histogram of all the possible sample proportions (p-hat's) have? 2. Where would the center of that histogram be? (This answer should be a description in words based on what we know about p-hat sampling distributions.) Now, given the information that about 35% of students actually prefer to take classes online respond to the following: 3. Discuss the conditions necessary to use the normal model here and explain whether or not they are met. 4. If you were to use the normal model for this p-hat sampling distribution, what would be the parameters (mean and standard deviation) for your model