Explain how you would use your understanding of ONE of the major developmental theories to deal with eachof the difficulties listed below:
a. Your infant daughter puts everything in her mouth, including the dog's food. b. Youreight-year-old son is failing math; all he cares about is baseball.
c. Your two-year-old daughter refuses to wear the clothes you pick for her every morning, which makesgetting dressed a twenty-minute battle.
d. Your sixty-eight-year-old neighbor is chronically depressed and feels she has wasted her life.
e. Your 18-year-old daughter has decided not to go to college. Instead she’s moving to Colorado to becomea ski instructor.
f. Your 11-year-old son is the class bully.
In: Psychology
Human Resource Planning (HRP) represents a significant improvement on traditional Manpower Planning exercise. Discuss
In: Operations Management
|
Item |
Price |
Cost |
Annual Forecasted Sales (Units) |
|
Seasoned Oak (per cord) |
$120.00 |
$16.00 |
340 |
|
Seasoned Maple (per cord) |
$125.00 |
$18.00 |
180 |
|
Mixed Softwoods (per cord) |
$80.00 |
$12.00 |
420 |
|
Coal (per ton) |
$120.00 |
$80.00 |
504 |
In: Operations Management
Servant Leadership - List one organizational situation when this style will be Inappropriate/destructive?
In: Operations Management
Imagine a worker for a large grocery in the meat department. An incident with the meat grinder has left the worker with significant lacerations on his hands and he is unable to return to work. What type of assistance might he expect from WSIB? What could his manager do to expedite his return to work?Imagine a worker for a large grocery in the meat department. An incident with the meat grinder has left the worker with significant lacerations on his hands and he is unable to return to work. What type of assistance might he expect from WSIB? What could his manager do to expedite his return to work?Imagine a worker for a large grocery in the meat department. An incident with the meat grinder has left the worker with significant lacerations on his hands and he is unable to return to work. What type of assistance might he expect from WSIB? What could his manager do to expedite his return to work?Imagine a worker for a large grocery in the meat department. An incident with the meat grinder has left the worker with significant lacerations on his hands and he is unable to return to work. What type of assistance might he expect from WSIB? What could his manager do to expedite his return to work?
400 words for the answer.
In: Operations Management
What must be true in Newton's second law if the object in question moves at a constant velocity? Similarly, what must be true in Newton's second law if the object accelerates? What are the customary rules for drawing a free body diagram? What is the value of drawing an a free body diagram? If 2 objects are in constant with each other. what does Newton's third law dictate should be evident when free body diagrams are drawn of the 2 objects?
In: Physics
When k=2 and the initial values of the mean vector are (2,8) and
(8,1), perform k-means clustering on the following input samples in
the 2D feature space.
(Each iteration step, find the change of the sample vector.
Input sample set={(1,2),(2,3),(4,2),(7,10),(5,7),(9,7)}
In: Computer Science
In: Psychology
Question 1: IT Governance [50 marks]
According to a variety of studies, IT governance is usually implemented so as to ensure that IT operations and investments deliver more value to the business.
a) Discuss the activities that are required to setup IT governance in an organization. [25 marks]
b) With the aid of examples, discuss the factors that could affect IT governance. [25 marks]
Question 2: Strategic Management of IT [50 marks]
The strategic management of IT can be achieved through the use of various resources.
a) With the aid of examples, discuss the role played by policies and procedures in the strategic management of IT. [25 marks]
b) Propose and discuss the aspects that should be considered during the drafting of an Information Security policy document [25 marks]
Question 3: Risk Management [50 marks]
Risk management was identified in the NamCode as being an important activity during governance.
a) Outline how you would develop a risk management program in IT [25 marks]
b) Critically evaluate the strengths and weakness of the various risk analysis methods in IT. [25 marks]
Question 4: Business Continuity planning [50 marks]
Business Continuity planning involves the creation and validation of a logistical plan that outlines how an organization will recover from a disaster or extended disruption of operations.
a) Identify and discuss the phases of a Business Continuity life cycle. [25 marks]
b) With the aid of examples, discuss the various issues that could indicate that a Disaster Recovery Plan is not in order. [25 marks].
In: Computer Science
MIT Examination Case Study
Consider the following scenario. You were recently hired to manage the information technology resources of a fast growing organisation in your country. In one of the meetings, you were tasked to outline a strategy to address the company’s information technology problems. During the meeting you were informed that over the past few years, the company has experienced a gradual increase in costs related to
Computer repairs
Training of staff on the new IT system
Theft of IT resources on the premises
Other problems cited include
Reluctance of employees to use the new IT system
A dispute with the consultant that was hired to train employees on the new IT system. The consultant only provided a basic training that was not relevant to the company’s needs. The consultant was paid but is now refusing to conduct another training.
Task
Prepare a report that outlines a strategy of dealing with the problems cited above. Your report could among other things provide strategies of
1. Reducing costs related to computer repairs [20 marks]
2. Reducing training expenses related to the new IT system [20 marks]
3. Minimize or prevent theft of IT resources on the premises [20 marks]
4. Ensure the widespread use of the new ICT system [20 marks]
5. Propose a method of resolving the dispute with the consultant [20 marks]
In: Computer Science
A manufacturing company is selling two products, rods and reels, each at $65 per unit. Rods have a variable cost of $30. Reels have a variable cost of $25. Fixed cost for the company is $22,000.
a. If the sales mix is 1:1, (1 rod to 1 reel) what is the breakeven in units of rods and reels?
b. If the sales mix is 1:1, (1 rod to 1 reel) what is the break-even point in dollars of sales?
c. If the sales mix changes to 1:4, (1 rod to 4 reels) what is the break-even point in units of rods and reels?
d. If the sales mix changes to 1:4, (1 rod to 4 reels) what is the break-even point in dollars of sales?
In: Operations Management
In: Computer Science
Active Listening Active listening is a key part of communication. What does active listening look like and how do you practice it? Be sure to support your answer.
In: Psychology
Question
Heat flow q = (mass flow rate) x (enthalpy change)
Prove the following with explanations.
q(Btu/hr) = 4.5(cfm)(Δh Btu/lb dry air)
q(Btu/hr) = 1.08(cfm)(ΔT) (dry bulb temperature in deg.F)
q(Btu/hr) = 4840(cfm)(Δw lb water/lb dry air)
where (cfm) is the air flow rate in cubic feet per minute.
Also, Show following for liquid water
q(Btu/hr) = 500(gpm)(ΔT deg.F)
where (gpm) is water flow rate in US gallons per minute
In: Mechanical Engineering
85 yr old male with a history of HTN, DM, hypothyroidism, and depression presented to the Emergency Department from an ECF with acute change in mental status. Staff at ECF described patient as “confused” “not acting himself” and “incoherent”. He was refusing food, fluid, and medications X 4 days prior to coming to the hospital. He became agitated in the ED requiring sedation with 1 mg of haloperidol – IM. Family not available for collateral information. Prior to receiving haloperidol patient was alert, oriented to person, month, and year. He was not oriented to place, situation, or date/ day of week. Reduced attention and very distracted- often looking from side-to side. On one occasion he commented “did you see those dogs run by”. He was not able to provide a coherent history due to disorganized, illogical thoughts. He thought he was in a “torture chamber” and he was being poisoned. Speech was rambling with avg volume, and at times difficult to comprehend. Unable to test memory. Demonstrates poor insight and judgment. He is admitted to the hospital and placed on a medical hold.
Abnormal Labs: BMP- Na+ 128; CBC- WBC 15,000; UA + nitrites and leuk esterase
EKG- QTc 515
VS: B/P 162/100, P- 112, T- 99.2, R-12
Medications: citalopram 40 mg qd, carvedilol 25 mg bid, hydrochlorothiazide 25 mg qd, metformin - dose not known (does have normal renal function)
In: Nursing