...CHAPTER 9—HYPOTHESIS TESTS MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. The sum of the values of α and β |a. |always add up to 1.0 | |b. |always add up to 0.5 | |c. |is the probability of Type II error | |d. |None of these alternatives is correct. | ANS: D PTS: 1 TOP: Hypothesis Tests 2. What type of error occurs if you fail to reject H0 when, in fact, it is not true? |a. |Type II | |b. |Type I | |c. |either Type I or Type II, depending on the level of significance | |d. |either Type I or Type II, depending on whether the test is one tail or two tail | ANS: A PTS: 1 TOP: Hypothesis Tests 3. An assumption made about the value of a population parameter is called a |a. |hypothesis | |b...
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...he balanced scorecard is a strategic performance measurement system developed by Robert S. Kaplan and David P. Norton to help organizations achieve breakthrough results by embedding strategy at the heart of the organization. Developed 12 years ago, the concept was significantly different from any existing performance measurement system and generated considerable excitement. A variety of applications and variations of the balanced scorecard have emerged since its inception. It was received and used so enthusiastically and effectively that the Harvard Business Review labeled it in 1997 as one of the 75 most influential ideas of the 20th Century. 1 Early on, a navigation metaphor was used to illustrate the need for additional performance measures. Over time, the navigation metaphor expanded to include the process of strategic mapping and decisions about where to lead your company. This article outlines the evolution of the balanced scorecard. BALANCEDSCORECARD: THEINCEPTION In 1990, the Nolan Norton Institute, the research arm of KPMG, sponsored a one-year, multi-company study on the future of performance measurement. David Norton, CEO of Nolan Norton, was the study leader, and Robert Kaplan served as an academic consultant. The 12 companies that formed the original study group believed that the exclusive reliance on financial performance metrics alone was causing their companies to do the wrong things. Many of the activities that create organizational value...
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...Writing the Paragraphs in the First Draft (Outline) Introduction After prewriting your topic and organizing evidence it’s time to write a first draft. Your draft is only going to be a preliminary version of your final work, so don’t worry too much about grammar, spelling or the overall structure. Write your thesis and supporting paragraphs A. The topic sentences are usually at the beginning of each paragraph and state the main point in support of the thesis. B. Unify your sentences by writing about facts, opinions and/or examples that are directly related to the topic sentence of the same paragraph. C. Be specific in your paragraphs, provide the reader with answers to who, which, what and similar questions, concrete words, sensory images and strong verbs. D. Make paragraphs coherent by writing your ideas in chronological, spatial or emphatic order and using signal devices to show how ideas are connected. Write other background and transitional paragraphs A. Background paragraphs provide readers with additional information that doesn’t necessarily support the main thesis but helps them understand more about your topic. B. Transitional paragraphs may appear between supporting paragraphs summarizing what has been discussed so far to help the reader keep track of the discussion. Write the title, introduction and conclusion A. Titles can be written before or after the draft, a common title may be a repetition of sounds, a humoristic phrase or a question...
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...1.3 Verrassingen mbt te ontplooien activiteiten en beslag op resources en tijd bij werkelijke start van project voorkomen 1.4 multiproject plannings procedure lopende projecten: oplossing van knelpunten mbt resources op portfoliolevel dmv prioriteitenstelling en proactieve planningscyclus 2. "Methode: " 2.1. Offerte stadium 2.1.1. Selecteren op welke aanvragen wordt aangeboden (template voor aanvraag acceptatie gebaseerd op missie en strategische doelen van organisatie) Board 2.1.2. Project eisen screenen in offerte stadium: onderkennen van technische risico's en te ontplooien activiteiten (engineering scope) Concepts Inschatten van uren benodigd voor uitvoeren van activiteiten en toekennen van capaciteitsgroep Estimate/Afd. Hfd 2.1.3. Inplannen van activiteiten op project basis (single project masterplan) mbv "standaard"template Planner 2.1.4. Resource levelling check icm onderhanden werk en lopende proposals en terugkoppeling knelpunten Planner 2.1.5. Strategie knelpunten bepalen: Project Director/COO Uitbesteding Afdelingen Vergroten interne resources Afdelingen Project afwijzen Board 2.1.6. bepalen levertijd en tussentijdse (contract) milestones Planner 2.2. Pre-contract ondertekening 2.2.1. Voordat definitieve contract onderhandelingen ingaan; recheck op gewijzigde omstandigheden mbt lopende projecten en andere uitstaande offertes Sales/Planner 2.2.2 Resultaten mbt milestones en levertijden in definitief...
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...Assignment 5: Federal Contracting Activities and Contract Types Angelina Brooks Professor: Larry Murphy Bus 315 December 15, 2013 My company’s mission is to offer stylish, great, affordable clothing to young men and women entering the world of business. I will offer customer’s a classy, stylish and a professional look for the business world. Clothes will be altered to fit customer’s shape and size in a variety of colors and options to solve fashion problems. My company’s vision is to help the younger generation realize that they can dress professional and still look good while in the business world. I will start out offering my product online and then eventually land a store within the mall where I can be exposed to different people of all ages, shapes and sizes. Starting out as a small business owner I will need as much support as I can to get started, which is my main reason for competing for a government contract. The government offers about 23% of their business to small business owners and as long as I can meet the government’s requirements at a fair and reasonable price, the government will limit competition to only small business owners as long as two or more small businesses are prepared to compete for contract which will provide a better business opportunity for my business. Also, having business with the government opens windows and doors for better opportunities. Government contracts save my company money, improve my performance and will promote my business...
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...In Wikipedia discussions, editors point to similarities across the project as reasons to keep, delete, or create a particular type of content, article or policy. These comparisons may or may not be valid, but the invalid ones are generally so painfully invalid that there has been a backlash against the "other stuff exists" type of rationales. When used correctly, these comparisons are important as the encyclopedia should be consistent in the content that it provides or excludes. For example, Harmonizing file names of a set of images is a valid rationale for renaming file. (To a lesser degree, this applies to article titles as well, although article naming is more complex.) Trouble arises when legitimate comparisons are disregarded without thought or consideration of the Wikipedia:Five pillars. Contents [hide] 1 Deletion of articles 2 Creation of articles 3 Inherent notability 4 Precedent in usage 5 See also Deletion of articles[edit] The claim of "Other Stuff Exists" most often arises in article deletion debate, where it is often used in a poor manner. Examples: Keep There's an article on x, and this is just as famous as that. –LetsKeepIt! 04:04, 4 April 2004 (UTC) Delete We do not have an article on y, so we should not have an article on this. –GetRidOfIt! 04:04, 4 April 2004 (UTC) The nature of Wikipedia means that you cannot make a convincing argument based solely on what other articles do or do not exist, because there is nothing stopping anyone from creating...
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...methods for the simulation of mobile radio channels. The primary goal of any channel simulation model is to reproduce the statistical properties of the real world channel as faithfully as possible. The main idea behind a class of sum-of-sinusoids (SoS) channel models is to simulate the channel as a stationary complex Gaussian random process, formed by the sum of multiple sinusoidal waveforms having frequencies, amplitudes and phases that are appropriately selected to accurately reproduce the desired statistical properties. 1.2.2 Aims of the project This project aims to compare the statistical SoS methods in terms of their complexity and performance. My partner and I decided to compare the Level Crossing Rate (LCR) and Average Fade Duration (AFD) for various models. 1.2.3 Chart of team organization This project was carried out in a two-member team. I was in charge of the team. The organization of the team is shown as below (Table 1): |Stage 1 |Literature Review; | | |Model Selection | |Stage 2 |Hardware Prepare |Mathematic Description for Models | |Stage 3 |Hardware Implementation |Model Simulation& Analysis | |Stage 4 |Project Report | Table 1 Team Organization ...
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