...Subject POSt Codes & Contacts The following pages list all of the St. George campus Arts & Science subject POSts. Each entry includes the following information: Subject POSt Code,which consists of: two letters, which indicate the division; all St. George campus Arts & Science subject POSt codes begin with “AS” three letters, which indicate the level of program SPE = Specialist MAJ = Major MIN = Minor Four numbers Title=name of program Type=Type of program (1, 2, 2L, 3 - yes or 3 - no) Notes: Type 3 subject POSts with a 3 - yes indicator in the listings will be accepting second round applications on the Arts & Science Registrar's Office web site. Type 3 subject POSts with a 3 - no indicator in the listings will NOT be accepting second round applications on the Arts & Science Registrar’s Office web site; contact the department/sponsor directly for instructions. Subject POSts with an "S" beside the number that indicates the type (1, 2, 2L, or 3) have specific enrolment instructions which differ from the normal enrolment process/dates and have specific enrolment instructions Contact=person or office to contact for program counselling Phone/Email=phone number or email address of contact person or office For example, Subject POSt Enrolment Subject POSt Code AS SPE/MAJ 1295 Title French Language & Literature Type 1 Contact/Phone/Email Undergraduate Office 416-926-2333 french.undergraduate@utoronto.ca means that you can take a specialist or major program in French Language...
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... | Question 3 answers |3a |.6217 | |3b |.2817 | |3c |.3011 | Work Show all your work for the three questions below. Question 1 a) P(a/b)=.44/.78=0.5641 b) P(a)+p(b)-p(a&B)=.44+.78(0.5641)/.85=0.6636 Question 2 a) (z=x-m/d) z= 100-73/11.35= 27/11.35=2.38=.4913 (.4913+.5=.9913) b) ) (z=x-m/d) z =60-73/11.35=-13/11.35=-1.15 (.3749) (z=x-m/d) z =83-73/11.35=10/11.35= 0.88 (.3106) (.3106+.3749=.6855) c) (z=x-m/d) z =80-73/11.35=7/11.35=0.62 (.2324) (z=x-m/d) z =90-73/11.35=17/11.35= 1.50 (.4332) (.4332-.2324=.2008) d) (z=x-m/d) z=55-73/11.35= -18/11.35=1.59 (.4441) (.5-.4441=.0559) Question 3 a) P=x/n (P=237.50/950=0.25) Z=P=p^/p*q/n a. (0.25-0.19)^/(.19)(.81)/950=0.06/0.190853=0.31=.1217 (0.5+.1217=.6217) b) P=x/n (P=142.80/950=0.15) Z=P=p^/p*q/n a. (0.15-0.19)^/(.19)(.85)/950=-0.04/0.190853=0.21=.0832 P=x/n (P=190/950=0.20) Z=P=p^/p*q/n B. (0.20-0.19)^/(.19)(.80)/950=0.01/0.190853=0.52=.1985 (.0832+.1985=.2817)...
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...APPENDIX, T ABLE 2: STANDARD NORMAL DISTRIBUTION TABLE ~ • The eDtries lD this bible g in the areas uDder the IblDdard Dormal c ane from 0 t o:. 0 H, : 0.0 .00 .01 .02 .03 .04 .05 .06 .0000 .0040 .0080 .0120 .0160 .0199 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 .0398 .0793 .1179 .1554 .19lS .0438 .0832 .1217 .1591 .1950 .0478 .0871 .1255 .1628 .1985 .0517 .0910 .1293 .1664 .0557 .0948 .1331 .1700 .2054 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0 .2257 .2580 .2881 .3159 .3413 .2291 .2611 .2910 .3186 .3438 .2324 .2642 .2939 .3212 .3461 .2357 .2673 .2967 .3238 .3485 .2389 .2704 1.I 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 .3643 .3849 .4032 .4192 .4332 .3665 .3869 .4049 .4207 .4345 .3686 .3888 .3729 .3925 .4222 .4357 .3708 .3907 .4082' .4236 .4370 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 2.0 .4452 .4554 .4641 .4713 .4772 .4463 .4564 .4649 .4719 .4778 .4474 .4S73 .4656 .4726 .4783 .4484 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 .4821 .4861 .4893 .4918 .4938 .4826 2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9 3.0 .4953 .4965 .4974 .4981 .4 7 .08 .09 .0239 .07 .0279 .0319 .03S9 .0596 .0987 .1368 .1736 .2088 .0636 .1026 .1406 .1772 .2123 .0675 .1064 .1443 .1808 .2157 .0714 .1103 .1480 .1844 .2190 .07S3 .1141 . ISI7 .1879 .2224 .2422 .27}4 .3023 .3289 .3531 .2454 .2764 .3051 .3315 .3554 .2486 .2794 .3078 .3340 .3577 ...
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...[pic] ----------------------- What is Osteosarcoma? ➢ Also known as Osteoganic Sarcoma ➢ A bone cancer that can occur at any age but is more common in young adults and children. ➢ This cancer begins in the bones of growing teens and then spreads to other parts of the body. ➢ An error in a child’s DNA of their growing bone cells causes Osteosarcoma. ➢ This cancer is not genetic and occurs at random. ➢ Causes the bones to grow weaker than normal. OSTEOSARCOMA Risk Factors: ➢ Growing teen boys are at a greater risk. ➢ Taller than average males have an added risk. ➢ Children who already have rare cancers such as: • Retinoblastoma (occurs in children 2 years or younger, this is a malignant tumor that develops in the retina.) • Li-Fraumeni Syndrome (an inherited genetic mutation) ➢ Children who are exposed to radiation ➢ More common in African Americans Symptoms: ➢ Pain or swelling in legs or arms(most pain may occur at night or after physical activity) ➢ A lump or swelling may develop a few weeks after the pain starts. ➢ Because this cancer weakens the bones a limp or broken bones may be the first sign of Osteosarcoma. Treatment options: ➢ Chemotherapy (using medical drugs to shrink the cancer and kill the cancer cells) ➢ Surgery (to remove cells or tumors) ➢ Additional chemo can kill...
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...What should I know before writing a cover letter for Federal government? Your cover letter is your opportunity to make a good first impression with the Federal hiring manager. It provides you with the chance to convince the hiring manager to read your résumé and it lets you explain how your experiences tie into the job to which you are applying to. Make sure that you have carefully read the description of duties outlined I the job announcement - Highlight qualifications and duties that your résumé speaks to and make sure that, if there are any gaps in your résumé, you can fill them in via your cover letter. Research the agency which you are applying to- Your cover letter is your first chance to express how your mindset matches up with that of the organization and make a personal connection with the hiring manager. Formatted clearly and professionally- Use a simple, clean font. Ensure that your cover letter is professional and matches your Federal government résumés format (font, size, header etc.) Specific rather than vague- Tell exactly what experiences you have had that make you a great candidate for the position, not merely that you have experience. Length- Your cover letter should be less than a page in length. Be concise and clear Once your letter is ready- Be sure to proofread it. Grammatical and spelling errors should be avoided at all costs. Delete colloquialisms and contractions. What should the content include? The first paragraph should identify the position you are...
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...How the Framing of the Constitution Shaped Work in America The Constitution of the United States of America is the overall supreme law for the US Government. The constitution was adopted on September 17th, 1787 by the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia Pennsylvania and is considered the framework for our government and its relationship between the states and its people (Wikipedia). The Constitution is called the “Sheet Anchor” or “Lighthouse” and ensures Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness and also serves to protect property rights as well (Beard C. A., The Living Constitution, 1936). With that being said, how did the framing of this document shape the working life in America? Working life in America was shaped by the framing of this document by shifting how work is defined in the colonies based upon need the need for workers to establish more rights and further independence. Since the Constitution was framed and certain amendments were added there have been many disagreements to the actual meaning of the document. There was a widespread perception in the 20th century that the Constitution was framed to represent American Society. That our Founding Fathers acted out of idealism and the laws were established with the best interest of the colonies in mind. It wasn’t until 1913 when Economist, Charles Beard proposed a different scenario. Beard suggested that the Constitution was and economic document that was established for the reorganization of the claim of...
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...After entering my food intake for a full day into the WileyPLUS iProfile, I discovered that while my diet appears to be healthy, there are a few dietary habits that could be quite harmful if not addressed. The first step in completing my iProfile Journal was filling out exactly which foods were consumed for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks. A crucial aspect of listing this information is specifying the actual amount of each food consumed. It is important to be thorough when completing this Journal, paying particular attention to anything that may be overlooked, such as mayonnaise on a sandwich, or butter on bread. Upon completion of the Journal, I discovered that my diet was relatively healthful. My calorie intake for the day was 2324 kcal, and with the Daily Reference Intakes (DRI) at 2918 kcal, I consumed 79% of the calories recommended. Although the calories that I ingested from fat fall within the upper ranges of my DRI, it would be a good idea to reduce the amount of fat in my diet, particularly the amount of saturated fat. It is also worth noting that my Omega-6 and Omega-3 fatty acid levels are at 97%, which is important because they can reduce the risk of heart disease. According to my iProfile, I am consuming the appropriate amount of carbohydrates, which is important for energy. The amount of cholesterol that I have in my diet is lower than my DRI suggests, which will hopefully lower my risk for clogged arteries, which can eventually lead to cardiovascular...
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...Dispersed Work Sites Are Not a Barrier to Communication CONOCO CASE STUDY A Focus on People Results in Zero Incidents Safety Training and Safety Audits Help Prevent Injuries at Conoco’s North Sea Operations Challenge The ConocoPhillips company has a long and solid tradition of safety at work. Conoco’s products range from crude oil, natural gas and natural gas liquids to refined products, such as motor oil, other lubricants and petroleum coke. The company is committed to protecting the health and safety of everyone who plays a part in their operations, lives in the communities in which they operate or uses their products. Wherever they operate, Conoco intends to conduct business with respect and care for both the local and global environment and systematically manage risks to drive sustainable business growth. Conoco is not satisfied until it succeeds in eliminating all injuries, occupational illnesses, unsafe practices and incidents of environmental harm from their activities. Solution In 1998, with the help of DuPont, the goal of zero incidents became reality for the 425 employees of ConocoPhillips Limited in the U.K. Not only had there been zero lost-time incidents, but zero days of restricted activity and zero medical treatment cases. In other words, the total recordable rate was 0.00. This safety record was the result of focusing on a number of basic principles: • All injuries and occupational illnesses can be prevented. • People are the...
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...Yung Cheng 2324 Ravenhurst Dr. Plano, TX 75025 OBJECTIVE: Project leader / manager position in software development, information technology. EDUCATION: 2006 MBA, University of Texas at Dallas, Dallas 1996. MS in Computer Science, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta TECHNICAL SKILLS: J2EE Framework, JAVA, JSP, C/C++, UNIX Shell scripts, JavaScript, JDBC, XML web service, Struts MIDDLEWARES: WEBLOG, , STRUTS, CORBA for JAVA and C++, EJB, WLI. WORKING EXPERIENCES: 1996.12 – 1997.7: Concerto Software, Software Engineer Developed software systems for large telephone centers including the development of a Flex Server for Meridian One Switch that enables agents to transfer inbound or outbound calls according to real-time statistics. 1997.7 – current: Verizon Corporation, Member Technical Staff • Local Number Portability (1997), Major Developer, Participated in planning, designing and implementing the LNP application that allows customer to change their local phone service carriers without changing their phone number • Advanced IP Services Ordering System (1998) Participated in planning, designing and implementing the web-based ordering system that allows retail customers to order Verizon IP services (VOIP, FaxOIP, Unify messaging) from internet. Was responsible for server side DB and architecture design and implementation. • Verizon Supply Interface (1999) Participated...
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...Danielle Murray Saint Leo University MBA 530 – Conflict Resolution Dr. Cecile T. Massé, Ph.D. April 10, 2014 Assignment #2 Abstract Conflict is something that comes up every day whether at home, work, school, or out running errands. There is no way to escape conflict. We must find ways to resolve the conflict; otherwise, life will be miserable and stressful. In this paper, I will be discussing the types of conflict, approaches to conflict resolution, and how to deal with conflict. Introduction We resolve conflicts every day without even realizing it. It can be something as small as arguing over what color the sky is to something as major as a car accident. Everyone deals with issues that come up in different ways. Nelson & Quick (2013) defined conflict as “any situation in which incompatible goals, attitudes, emotions, or behaviors lead to disagreement or opposition for two or more parties” (p. 472). Resolution was then defined as “a decision or determination; the act determining an action or course of action, method, procedure, etc” (“Resolution, 2014). In 2013, Ome summed up conflict resolution as “a variety of approaches aimed at terminating conflicts through the constructive solving of problems” (p. 5512). Types of Conflict Nelson & Quick (2013) broke down the types of conflicts for us to better understand and distinguish. Functional conflict is a healthy, constructive disagreement between two or more people (p. 472). It can produce more ideas and build...
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...Superior Supermarkets Memo Memorandum To: James Ellis, President of Superior Supermarkets CC: Randall Johnson, District III Manager of Superior Supermarkets From: Matthew Clemente RE: Potential Everyday Low Pricing Strategy Date: April 9, 2010 The challenge presented to the President of Superior Supermarkets James Ellis and his district manager Randall Johnson is whether or not to implement an everyday low pricing strategy to the Superior Supermarkets stores in Centralia, MO. Superior Supermarkets’ current pricing strategy is a high-end branding strategy, giving them the highest prices in Centralia. With their declining market share the past seven years (they currently have 23% market share in 2002, down from 31% just three years ago; see Exhibit 2) Superior Supermarkets looks to increase their rising revenues from the past three years (Exhibit 4), regain their past successful market share and maintain their already successful contribution margin. To accomplish these three goals, there are several alternatives that Superior Supermarkets could employ to help them retake the market in Centralia. The three locations of Superior Supermarkets in Centralia certainly give them precedence in location, but their market share should certainly be higher with the various options of location they give their customers. However, customers in Centralia are certainly price-sensitive and a new pricing strategy must certainly be considered to give Superior Supermarkets the...
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...a) On this part, Arturo would want to argue that he had the right to remain in UK as a worker (Art 45 TFEU). Since Arturo has been in UK in 2009 and Romania joined EU in 2009, he would then fall under Directive 2004/38, which entered into forced on 30 April 2006. Throughout the time Arturo in UK, he had worked as a rowing trainer for two years (assume started from 2009 -2010) which he had now been taken off and be a part time fitness trainer. By adopting the rule laid by the judge in Case 66/85 Lawrie-Blum, as long as Arturo satisfy the essential characteristic of a worker, namely that he is performed a service for or under the direction of another in return for remuneration during certain period, there is a great possibility that Arturo would fall under the concept of the worker. The concept of worker had been defined widely. Arturo would still be consider as a worker, irrespective that he received less than the minimum wage (Case 53/81 Levin and Case 139/85 Kempf), or that is was a part time job), or even he received social benefit (the case of Kempf) provided that he had conduct an effective and genuine” work (Case 53/81 Levin). Arturo would also need to consider the case C-10/05 Cynthia Mattern and Hajrudin Cikotic v Ministre du Travail er d, arguing that the his training period by becoming a rowing trainer since 2009 may be regarded as practical preparation directly to his actual pursuit of a professional rower, and should not be consider as a bar of his application of...
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...Exercise 1 Salman starts his business with initial capital of RM30,000 on the 1st of January 2013. The following are the transactions for the month of January 2013. All transactions are in cash. Jan 1 | Purchase office equipment RM5,000 and furniture and fittings RM4,000 | 2 | Pay rental RM500 | 4 | Purchased goods RM3,000 | 6 | Sales RM2,000 | 9 | Received loan RM10,000 from his brother, Shariman | 11 | Purchase used van RM8,000 | 14 | Purchased goods RM4,000 | 17 | Sales RM2,500 | 20 | Repair van RM300 | 21 | Purchased goods RM2,500 | 24 | Sales RM1,500 | 26 | Petrol for van RM100 | 28 | Printing RM70 | 30 | Paid salary RM1,000 | 31 | Withdrew RM1,000 for personal use | Record the transactions in appropriate accounts and prepare the trial balance. Exercise 2 The followings are the business transactions for Mutiara Hati Enterprise in June 2013: June 1 | | Starts business with initial capital RM50,000 in the bank account. | 3 | | Received cheque for laon from Bank Addin RM10,000. | 5 | | Purchased furniture on credit from Dana Furniture RM1,500. | 6 | | Purchased shop equipment RM5,600, paid by cheque. | 7 | | Purchased goods on credit from Suri Supplier RM4,000. | 9 | | Cash sales RM700. | 10 | | Paid RM1,000 to Suri Supplier, by cheque. | 12 | | Credit sales to Mesra Trading RM2,500. | 14 | | Cash purchase RM200. | 16 | | Cash sales RM800. | 18 | | The owner withdrew RM500 cash and RM500 of goods for...
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...Chapter 9 Homework key I’ve edited the questions as indicated on the assignment web page. Also note that many of the present values in the key here are shown in the key using PV factors from tables. I expect you to do the problems with your calculator and show your calculator inputs and the result. 1. A project has the following cash flows C0 C1 C2 C3 ($700) $200 $500 $244 a. What is the project’s payback period? b. Calculate the projects NPV at 12%. c. Calculate the project’s IRR SOLUTION: a. The cumulative cash flow is Year 0 1 2 3 Cash Flow ($700) $200 $500 $244 Cumulative ($700) ($500) 0 $244 Cumulative cash flow is zero after two years, hence the payback period is two years. b. Year Ci PVFk,i Ck,i ( PVFk,i 0 ($700) 1.0 ($700) 1 $200 .8929 $179 2 $500 .7972 $399 3 $244 .7118 $174 NPV = $ 52 c. With the cash flows above entered in your calculator, hit the IRR key and find that the IRR is 16.03% 3. Clancy Inc. is considering a project with the following cash flows. C0 C1 C2 C3 ($7,800) $2,300 $3,500 $4,153 a. Clancy has a policy of rejecting all projects that don’t pay back within three years...
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