Please indicate your evaluation of the candidate for the following questions, and briefly explain your reason for each evaluation:
Able to meet deadlines? YES NO Reason: Able to work under pressure? YES NO Reason: Friendly? YES NO Reason: Reliable? YES NO Reason: Easy-going? YES NO Reason: Able to use technology? YES NO Reason: Professional appearance? YES NO Reason: 2. Would you re-employ this person in your organization in the future? (If no, please provide details on a separate sheet.) YES NO 3. Do you have any doubts about this person’s suitability on the job? (If yes, please provide details on a separate sheet.) YES NO 4. Please confirm your contact information and relationship to the candidate:
Your name: Your company: Your job title:
How do you know the candidate? ___________________________________
In: Operations Management
In 80 words or more tell what are social psychology's main intellectual contribution?
In: Psychology
An energy farm invests in solar panels with installation costs of $2 million today. The farm expects to have net inflows of $60,000 a year for the next 20 years and $50,000 a year for 20 years after that (total of 40 years). Calculate the payback, IRR, and NPV for the solar panels. Assume a discount rate of 4.3%.
In: Finance
In: Finance
BUSINESS PLAN ASSIGNMENT
1. The Business Plan project (for a new business) is to be completed and submitted on Day 15. Most days will allow time for in class work plan. However, it will still be necessary to do other work on it. The assignment is worth 30% of the course grade.
2. The Business Plan must be based on a new business you would like to establish. It should be detailed and comprehensive. You may use the sample plans provided in the Entrepreneurship textbook and in the MyEntrepreneurshipLab. You will also be provided access to the LivePlan online software for creating the business plan. Your new business could be a service, retail, or manufacturing function. It could combine 2 of these or even all 3 but remember, KEEP YOUR BUSINESS SMALL AND SIMPLE.
Instructions for your Business Plan Assignment
1. The plan’s maximum is 25-40 (depending on the size of the business) double-spaced pages with no more than 8-10 pages of exhibits or Appendix.
2. The plan must include an Executive summary, Table of Contents, Mission, Vision and Culture, Company Summary, Market Analysis Summary, Strategy and Implementation Summary, Management and Operations Summary, Financial Plan, Funding Request and Exit Strategy. Appendices including: Sales Forecast, Personnel Plan, General Assumptions, Pro Forma Profit and Loss, Pro Forma Cash flow, Pro Forma Balance Sheet, Resumes, Fact Sheet and complete list of references.
3. It should include a detailed marketing plan that identifies the principal target market(s), its size, location and all demographic and psychographic characteristics. Students should also identify and growth trends in the market and provide appropriate statistical information to support that conclusion. Detailed sections are required on the needs filled by the product or service offering, market research conducted, pricing methods and the proposed promotional programs and distribution system.
4. The plan should also include a detailed financial plan linked to the requirements and objectives of the marketing plan. This section must cover the business’ first five years and include monthly statements (income, cash flow and balance sheet for Year 1, quarterly statements for Year 2 and annual statements for Year 3-5. Optimistic and pessimistic forecasts should be included as well.
5. Financial methods and the scheduled amounts.
6. An exit or harvest strategy for the business.
7. Identification of the key attributes and skills brought to the business by each team member who will be active in the business and description of how these will be of benefit to the business.
8. Delineation of a medium to long-term growth strategy for the business, i.e., expansion and diversification plans.
9. A brief description of the human resources, ethical and social policies of the business.
Students will be required to make a 40-minute presentation of their plan. Students will be evaluated on their creativity, enthusiasm, use of audio-visual aids (PowerPoint is strongly recommended) and public speaking skills.
In: Operations Management
. Fibonacci sequence Fn is defined as follows: F1 = 1; F2 = 1; Fn = Fn−1 + Fn−2, ∀n ≥ 3. A pseudocode is given below which returns n’th number in the Fibonacci sequence. RecursiveFibonacci(n) 1 if n = 0 2 return 0 3 elseif n = 1 or n = 2 4 return 1 5 else 6 a = RecursiveFibonacci(n − 1) 7 b = RecursiveFibonacci(n − 2) 8 return a + b Derive the complexity of the above algorithm by writing the recurrence and solving it. Use the memoization idea (of dynamic programming) to obtain a linear time algorithm for the above problem. Show Pseudo-code and complexity proof. (5 + 10)
In: Computer Science
Create a method called firstLetter that takes a String parameter and integer parameter. It should return -1 if the number of words in the given String is greater than or equal to the integer parameter (it should return -1 and not process the String any further) (4 points). If the String does not have more words than the given integer, the method should return 1 if all the words in the string start with the same letter(8 points) and 0 if all the words do not start with the letter(4 points). (4 points: correct method signature-2 for parameter, 2 for return type) For example, System.out.println(firstLetter("Charlie chews chewy chews.",10)); would print to screen 1 since all words start with the same letter (notice the method is not case sensitive) and the number of words is less than 10.
code in java
In: Computer Science
Calculate the mean and variance of the following cash flows.
A 20% probability of making $100, a 30% probability of making $200, a 10% probability of making $500, and a 40% probability of losing $50
In: Finance
You are the manager, supervisor, director in charge.
The student will start their own airline company. The student will then: Determine the vision of the company as a start-up. Next, what key moves will the student make to strive to be number one in the industry. Lastly, what different challenges may you encounter and what will be some of the solutions you will implement.
The case study analysis paper must contain the following sections:
Briefly summarize the key facts, scope and aspects of the case.
Summarize your findings and recommendations.
In: Operations Management
In: Psychology
what volume of 0.250 M HNO3 (nitric acid) reacts with 44.8ml of 0.150 M na2co3 ( sodium carbonate) in the following equation?
2HNO3(aq)+Na2co3(aq)-------2nano3(aq)+h20+co2
In: Chemistry
Design a set of classes that keeps track of demographic information about a set of people, such as age, nationality, occupation, income, and so on. Design each class to focus on a particular aspect of data collection. Assume the input data is coming from a text file. Create a main driver class to instantiate several of the classes.
In: Computer Science
Are gambling/wagering agreements sanctioned by Governmental Public Policies? Explain
In: Operations Management
Use adventure works 2014 database to solve the following questions in SQL management studio.
1. Create a stored procedure that will receive parameters (all non-nullable fields should be supplied except the primary key which should be auto created still) to add a customer, single email, and single phone. The procedure should run it's code in a transaction and if any part of the add fails then the transaction should rollback.
2. Provide this query from previous assignments written with an isolation level that won't see your procedure transaction above until it's complete. Using joins List the orders customer name, order status, date ordered, count of items on the order, and average quantity ordered where the count of items on the order is greater than 300.
the data tables for second question are: sales.customer, sales.salesOrderHeader, Person.Person, sales.salesOrderDetail
In: Computer Science
Examine African Americans’ (enslaved and free) struggle and determination to achieve lasting social, political, and economic right from the end of the American Revolution through the Civil War.
In: Psychology