As a maintenance manager, your task is to apply project management tools and techniques towards planning of your maintenance project. Think of your own project (for example, refurbishing of a boiler plant) and report on how you would go about planning such a project. Indicate all the equipment involved in your project, maintenance activities, allocation of human resources and all costs involved. Show the following in the process of planning your project:

1. Project definition

2. Work breakdown structure

3. Cost Plan

4. Network diagram

5. Resource chart

The present generation born between 1992 and present – the “I Generation” are the first generation in the history of America that will not grow up to be healthier than their parents.

Medical technology and preventative screening programs and health care have improved from generation to generation, yet we see a decline in the health of this generation and even a slight drop in the average life expectancy in this generation.

Identify and explain what you believe to be the causes for this trend. There is no single factor leading to this change. Consider environment, human behavior, technological, mental health, trends in infection rates, injection drug use.

Pls do not handwrite the answer, this is for easy reading

Sry guy, can't find a subject for this - so I put under social sciences

It is under Human Behaviour in Organisation

Question 1:-

a) describe 5 antecedents(causes) of conflict.
b) Explain what is meant by "day of contemplation". For what purpose is it used in organisations?

c)Explain when the dominating style is an appropriate conflict handling approach in organisations. For which type of organisational climate is it inappropriate?
d)Can organisations suffer from too little conflict? Explain your answer.

Oxygenation, Perfusion, fluid and electrolytes are concepts reflect normal physiological mechanism occurring inside the human body which may be affected by the pathological conditions and at the same time can lead to new pathological one.

Fluid and electrolytes concept and apply it on heart failure disease showing the following:

1. Introduction about the selected concept(s)
2. Brief introduction about heart failure
3. Focus on the physiological changes on the selected concept(s) associated with heart failure in relation to:

1. Clinical S & S
2. Diagnostic measures
3. Management (medical, surgical & nursing management).

Please show all work and assumptions made, and if possible explain your thoughts. Thank you!

1. How many human “radiators” are required to produce the same power as the world average of 20 Terawatts ? Assume 2000 Calorie per day diets! Answer is 210 billion but I dont know how to get it

2. What conclusion(s) can you draw from your answer to the previous problem?   
   hint: how does this value compare to the power radiated by all people on earth assuming that each person eats 2000 Calories per day?

A person without a lower limb or limbs may face huge cost to get prosthetic legs. A metal prosthesis can cost up to RM10,000 depending on the specifications and requirement of the patient. Cane furniture was made by bending the stem in such beautiful shapes that could also hold human weight. The usage of sustainable materials such as cane may help the sustainability of life of a person without a limb by ensuring it is affordable and available to people of all levels as well as helped the sustainability of the environment. However, one question - can you make a leg out of a cane? Discuss.

How does the scientific method aid human critical reasoning processes? How and why have you made assumptions or inferences on important matters, regardless of data or evidence to the contrary? Examples here might include: fad diets, telepathy, precognition, psychokinesis, vaccinations, UFOs, magnetic therapy, apparitions, cold fusion, Bigfoot, alternative forms of medicines, genetically modified plants, etc. Describe how you have thought about this issue and analyze how you could improve your critical reasoning on this issue using the scientific method.

1. Investigate contemporary institutional slavery or human trafficking around the globe, using a specific example. What societal dynamics do these situations have in common with slavery in the United States?

2. Do you believe that slavery is fundamentally wrong? Explain yes or no. Many commodities would be considerably more expensive without the people who work for near to nothing around the world. Would you be willing to pay higher prices if it meant an end to such poor wages and conditions for labor? What about how this affects prices around the world, such as in developing countries?

Discuss whether the spiral model is appropriate for each of the following software projects or not. If not, suggest a better model and provide justifications for your choice.

Project 1: a software team were asked to develop a large-scale human resource software. The project manager identified several major technical risks that need to be mitigated.

Project 2: a software team were asked to develop a small web application for older people to help them apply for health insurance. The team are not sure about how to make it easy for older people to interact with the application.

As a maintenance manager, your task is to apply project management tools and techniques
towards planning of your maintenance project. Think of your own project (for example,
refurbishing of a boiler plant) and report on how you would go about planning such a project.
Indicate all the equipment involved in your project, maintenance activities, allocation of human
resources and all costs involved. Show the following in the process of planning your project:
1. Project definition
2. Work breakdown structure
3. Cost Plan
4. Network diagram
5. resource chart