...ISOM 135 Lab Fall 2012 Instructor: Mahbubur Rahman Office: WB 230 Office Hours: Monday 12:00-5:00 PM Tuesday 12:00-5:00PM Friday 11.00 AM-12.00 PM or by appointment Email: mrahman@bsu.edu OR mrahman@bsugmail.net *Please note-ALL emails must include ISOM 135 and your section # in the subject. If this information is not in the subject the email will not be opened, nor will it receive a response. TIP-If you use the email tool in Blackboard or Gradebook this will be done automatically. *All email MUST come from your BSU account. *Grades will not be discussed via email. *Assignments will not be accepted through email. General Policies -No cell phone use! This includes texting, email, etc. -The computers in the lab are to be used during lab for lab. NOT Facebook, Myspace, YouTube, etc. Attendance -Prompt attendance is expected. In-class assignments, quizzes, etc. cannot be made up. -There are no excused absences other than for University sanctioned reasons (athletic event, bereavement, military service, etc.). Assignments -We will utilize Blackboard for most assignments. Assignments can be found on Blackboard and will be submitted through Blackboard. Use Mozilla Firefox as the web browser, especially when uploading or downloading. -There is a telephone helpline available 24/7 for you to call if you need assistance with Blackboard. They will not be able...
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...Century National Bank The Century National Bank has branches in several cities primarily in the Midwest and Southeastern part of the United States, but smaller offices and branches are distributed throughout most states. Mr. John Zobus, President and CEO, would like to know the characteristics of the checking account customers, such as: What is the balance of the typical customer? Or: How many other bank services do the checking account customers use? Do the customers use the ATM service, and, if so, how often? What about debit cards? Who uses them and how often are they used? To better understand the customers, Mr. Zobus asked Ms. Pamela Helton, Director of Planning, to select a sample of customers and prepare a report that addresses these questions. To begin, she has appointed a team from her staff. You are the head of the team and responsible for preparing the report. You select a random independent sample of 30 customers from representative branches. In addition to the balance in each account at the end of last month, you determine: ( 1) The number of ATM (automatic teller machine) transactions in the last week of the month; 2) the number of other bank services (a savings account, a certificate of deposit, etc.) each customer uses; 3) whether the customer has a debit card (a bank service in which charges are made directly to the customer’s account); and 4) whether or not interest is paid on the checking account, which varies by banking location). The sample includes...
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...In the article “Fluid and Shifting: Racialized, Gendered, and Sexual Identity in African American Children” by Denise Isom. Isom talks about how the researchers were studying African American Children, and racialized gender identity. There were several ways that the research was conducted they include: questionnaires, one-on-one interviews, and observation ethnography. The study was conducted from 2001-2002, in a “lower/ working class African American community near a large mid-western city” (Isom, 2012). The participants were children enrolled in a community based after-school program. To gain insight on early conceptions of one’s self and others as far as gender and race (focusing on how they intersect), children from grades five, six, and seven were the targets of this study (Isom, 2012). At the 5th, 6th, and 7th grade levels, there were 75 children enrolled in the program, these are the children who were the participants of the ethnographic observation part of the study (Isom, 2012). Of the 75 students participating in the study there was one 7th grader who was a white female; the other 74 students were African Americans. Breaking the down into gender, in the 5th grade room had 10 girls and 14 boys, in the 6th grade room there were 16 girls and 13 boys, and the 7th grade room had 11girls and 11 boys. On an average there were approximately 50 students in the three classrooms on a regular basis; this due to some children joining the program and others dropping out, thus...
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...Should professional sports people (such as AFL footballers, national cricketers) be role models? In this context, consider the role of observational and social learning, and what role they are modeling. Make sure that you primarily address psychological rather than sociological aspects of being a role model. Sport has always been a fundamental principle of Australian Society. The social and cultural roles of sport have provided Australians with unity as well as a sense of patriotism. Our interest in sport has not only contributed to expanding our “national consciousness” but was also a factor towards federation in 1901 (Cashman, 2003). Currently, almost 70 per cent of Australians engage in some form of sporting activity every week (Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, 2012) and through this our passion towards sport has even extended to an elite level. Within Australia there is a considerably large football culture, where “thousands of Australians descend on football stadiums” to support their respective teams (Australian Government, 2008). Of these codes the most “loyal and dedicated fans” are those devoted to Australian Rules Football (AFL) (Australian Government, 2008) and their devotion also spreads to those who play it. Due to the physical and social benefits that sport has on young Australians, the negative consequences which may arise due to them idolizing sports men and women, are quite often overlooked. In most cases, young boys view sportsmen such as AFL players...
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...accepting their gender identity can make him feel more vulnerable and insecure and also damage her self-confidence. Essentially, these attitudes might be related to the family culture and belief system. As understood, Adisa’s parent felt comfortable with Adisa’ gender identity in Belgium; however, in the US things have changed. They might have felt more (extra) social pressure in their home country. In general, family ties and a large network of relatives are important for African-Americans (Gibbs, 2003). Difficulties in accepting Adisa’s gender identity into the larger family could be challenges for the treatment. According to Isom (2012), the personal identity development of African American children takes place in micro (group membership, school, church community) and macro (historical and systemic factors) contexts. In this same qualitative research, Isom (2012) also showed that among African-American children, strong femininity and masculinity is common which reflects popular culture representation around their race and gender. At this point, Adisa may have some difficulties to reflect his gender identity in her community as well. Consequently, the effect of macro systems on the family should also be taken into consideration to help Adisa. ...
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...Facts of the Case - Health Cruises Inc. o A Miami based firm that was created by self-styled innovator and entrepreneur Susan Isom. o Packages cruises to Caribbean islands such as Martinique and the Bahamas. - Main goals o To promote good health habits without the pressures of day-to-day living. o Provide guests with relaxation and comfort through many different health programs on the ship. o Entitle guests to a supportive environment that will give them confidence to achieve their desired goals. o Put an emphasis on breaking crucial bad habits such as smoking and over-eating. - Management crew o The ship comes packaged with ten consulting psychologists and health specialists who develop a program to examine and monitor the behavior of passengers as well as charter a ship. o Chairperson DeForrest Young is responsible for management decisions. o Pittsford and LaRue advertising executive Susan Carolyn is accountable for promoting the ship. - Expenses o The initial capital to get the ship up and running is over $250,000. o Most of it going to the $220,000 ship rental and crew wages. o The initial advertising expense is $65,000. o There is also a $10,000 fee for other administrative expenses Central Problem - Main issues o There was a less than expected passenger turnout in relation to advertising executive Carolyn Sukhan’s prediction. o Only...
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...Logistics Planning and Management Lecture 1 Prof. Ying-Ju Chen Agenda Course Information Objectives and Learning Outcomes Structure and Grading Class Participation Topics Agenda Course Information Objectives and Learning Outcomes Structure and Grading Class Participation Topics Course Information Course Title • IELM 3450: Logistics Planning and Service Management • ISOM 3760: Logistics Management Instructor • Prof. Ying-Ju Chen • Office: LSK 4035 (Business building) • Email: imchen@ust.hk • Ph: 2358-7758 Instructor Qualification • BS &MS, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, National Taiwan University • M Phil &PhD, IOMS-Operations Management Group, Stern School of Business, New York University Instructor Past Experience • Faculty, IEOR Department, University of California at Berkeley, 2007-2014 Taught Courses • Dynamic programming • Service operations management • Production system analysis •… Instructor Current Appointment • Department of ISOM, School of Business and Management • Department of IELM, School of Engineering • Joint (50 & 50) appointment • Home dept & office: SBM • Teaching: 50 & 50 • Service: 100 & 100 … Agenda Course Information Objectives and Learning Outcomes Structure and Grading Class Participation Topics Course Objectives Understand role of strategic logistics management in global firms Analyze logistics problems on a functional, business and company-wide basis Get...
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...[pic] ISOM 491, Section 001 - Managerial Statistics Fall Quarter 2013, Monday 6:00 – 9:00 PM, Maguire Hall Room 330 Quinlan School of Business Policies: Class by Class/Week by Week Course Outline for ISOM 491 Tentative Course Outline: First Class (August 26, 2013) Chapter Topic Session (Week) 1 Introduction 1 Ethical Guidelines for Statistical Practice American Statistical Association (Handout) 2 Summarizing Data 1 3 Describing Data - Numerically…… 2 4 Describing Data – Exploring…….. 2 (Introduce concept of Stable Model) 5. Survey of probability ………… 3 (Emphasis - cross tabbing, (Omit Bayes' Theorem, i.e., Contingency Tables) pp 167-171) 6 Discrete Probability Distributions 3 (Emphasis Binomial) (Omit hypergeometric and poisson sections, pp 204-212) 7 Continuous Probability Distributions...
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...ISOM 135 Summer 2013 Reading Assignment # 1 5/20/13 The problem in this case is the U.S. health care industry is the world’s most inefficient information enterprise. An electronic medical record system would save a lot of money in health care, and it would generally be easier on staff and doctor to access information. Electronic records would possibly reduce error and improve care, create less paperwork, and provide quicker service. The difficulties in building electronic medical record systems include it costing $30,000 to $50,000 per doctor. This would cause an issue for medical practices with fewer than four doctors. Also, training a doctor would take up to 20 hours of his or her time. There would be many obstacles that health providers, IT developers, and insurance companies would need to overcome before this system could be used nationally. Not digitalizing medical records would impact patients. Patients already using this system reduced their hospital admission by 25 percent and the length of their hospital stays by 20 percent. VistA improves patient quality of care. It insures that correct dosages are given and going to the correct patient. As mentioned before, this system would greatly reduce human error. One issue with electronic medical records is the sharing of records between different systems. Some systems may not be able to report the same data to one another. Another problem is there could be a conflict of interest for the insurance companies involved...
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...Team 5 Patrick Walshe mwalshe839@hotmail.com 773-704-7698 Patrick Doyle kdoyle@csstaps.com 312-683-7544 Grant Isom isom50@gmail.com pjisom@gmail.com Colin Sullivan aimee.sullivan1@comcast.net 773-477-7553 Corrine Mendez sbsmendez@gmail.com 773-230-1606 Ethan Pinto pinto@waltonst.com jenfpinto@yahoo.com 773-528-1044 Michael Fabian Cynthia.Fabian@mac.com 773-539-7846 Matthew Payne 773-880-5251 Team 6 Connor Burns sfburns@alas.com Anthony Contreras rcontreras@deerfieldcapital.com and robcolleen98@comcast.net 773-380-0284 Shane Kelson Dkelson1@comcast.net Jdiamond29@comcast.net 312-833-0403 Lauren Hardgrove nhardgrove@aol.com Noreen.hardgrove@hilton.com 773-960-8867 Tommy Howard thomasfhowardiii@yahoo.com lorihowardski@mac.com 773-868-4831 Jake Schulgasser Jordant@elfwater.com 773-494-9159 Justin Owens Aowens7@yahoo.com Team 7 Ellis Palmer mike@canmakingsupply.com Michael Kofoid andykofoid@yahoo.com Deven Danak rdanak@crown-chicago.com 773-680-9057 Lauren Temann Ltie3346@aol.com 312-282-2705 Carlin Kyhl Christy@kyhlfamily.com 773-619-7584 Owen Bowers kristenj.bowers@yahoo.com 773-868-9717 Jacob Eagle Diana.kenworthy@gmail.com 312-318-9901 Charlie Weiss betherweiss@hotmail.com david@genermtcapitalgroup.com 773-339-9711 Branden Tait michelle_tait@yahoo.com Team 8 Drew Burke kellieandpat@gmail.com 773-575-4775 Leonardo Millan mcsuarez9@yahoo.com 312-375-4558 Derek Porter joporter@cps.k12.il.us basil34@hotmail...
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...n: Philosophy and Psychology Mood Disorders: Causes, Effects and Treatment Mood Disorders: Causes, Effects and Treatment Robert Baker Psychology GE1116 Dr. Angela Isom November 30, 2009 Mood Disorders: Causes, Effects and Treatments In today’s society, people seem to have a lot of problems that are classified as mental disorders. These disorders include: depression, schizophrenia, bipolar, and even seasonal affective disorder (SAD). The immediate stigma that is placed on most if not all mood disorders is that they are sicknesses. In the case of depression, this is not to confuse depression, a normal emotion with biological depression, an illness. Further along this line of irrational thought is the belief that they are not treatable and the person affected is in some way, shape or form disconnected from civilization as we know it. In this research paper, we will attempt to destroy these unfair stereotypes on this subject, attempt to rationalize the behaviors, and shed light on treatments for the various disorders. The research gathered will attempt to understand and answer these questions: 1. What are mood disorders and their symptoms? 2. What are the causes? 3. How can the stigma of mood disorders be removed? 4. What forms of treatment are the most successful? What Are Mood Disorders And Their Symptoms? In order to get a good idea of what causes mood...
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...Club IT Part II Ernesto Alcala University of Phoenix Business Information Systems BIS/219 Anthony Isom August 10, 2010 Club IT Part II Over the last few months after the business’ opening, Club It improves its systems to keep the business running such as intranet and strategy for competitive advantage. But, a recent study show to Lisa and Ruben; the company’s owners another kind of problems or topics who requires their attention: The company’s resources, customer’s relationship, and supply system. The Club IT’s owners, Ruben Keys and Lisa Tejada followed the first recommendations to keep their business ruling. Now the company still using the intranet system but, every employee use his/her own password to see his/her own information. Only the Ruben and Lisa can check the company’s information such as the company’s sales, stock, or, supply. The new intranet system allows the owners to evaluate their employees, how they manage their time and their efficiency. The customer’s feedback allows the owners to know their clientele’s likes and dislikes, music preferences, food and drink’s preferences. These issues allows Club It to take a competitive advantage over its competitors. However, a recent study shows that Club IT still need to improve three fields to keep and improve its success. The first one: the company resources as the technology. Currently, the intranet technology that Club It use allows the owners to know the currently issues inside the company. But, each department...
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...Childhood Obesity Eng. 122 English Composition II Professor: Mary Lounsbury Due date: 9/19/2011 By: Tiara Isom I strongly believe that parents are to blame in most cases dealing with childhood obesity. With that being said, childhood obesity is my topic. I chose this particular topic just because it was the most interesting to me, of the topics we had to choose from. I find research papers to be easier when you are interested in what you are writing about. Although, I do not have any personal experience with this topic, I do believe that this issue is a big problem in today’s society and I would not dare let my kids be in that statistic. I will refine/ limit my topic by breaking it down into three main points. I plan on creating an outline with an introduction, body and conclusion. The body of my outline will have three main bullets of cause, statistics and prevention. I will then list three to five main things I want to cover under each bullet. After these steps I plan to back up my opinions with proper research. In some cases, genetics could be the cause of larger children, but the definition of obesity is more than average fatness so to be obese there has to be some poor eating habits. I plan to argue the causes of childhood obesity, mainly poor parenting. In my opinion, the parents of obese children are to blame for childhood obesity. I believe this because our children only do what we allow them to. The lack of attention, poor upbringing, and the selection of...
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...ISOM 351:Operations Management, Spring 2012 PROFESSOR: Dr. Nazim U. Ahmed OFFICE: WB 2l9 OFFICE PHONE: 285-5302 OFFICE HOURS: MW 10:00 – 12:00 A.M. TTH 8:30 – 9:30 AM. E-mail: nahmed@bsu.edu TEXTBOOK: Operations Management: Process and Supply Chains, 9th ed.,Lee J. Krajewski and Larry P. Ritzman and Malhotra, Prentice Hall Publishing Inc. COURSE OBJECTIVES: Understand and apply Operations Management Concepts to Business Problems Using Operations Management Tools Students will be able to apply current and advanced operations management tools for analyzing business problems in both manufacturing and service organizations. Sub goals: 1. Understand operations management concepts such as; product design, process design, operation strategy, supply chain and total quality management. 2. Demonstrate the skills required to solve business problems using operations management tools. COURSE POLICIES: READING PROGRAM: For each class, you should read the chapters to be covered next day. This will facilitate your understanding of the concepts. Students are encouraged to initiate and participate in the discussions on issues related to the course. CLASS ATTENDANCE: Class meetings are like business appointments and should be treated as such. A portion of grade will be assigned for class attendance. A tentative course outline will be provided but there...
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...Running Head: LEARNING THEORIES Research Paper: Learning Theories Name Psychology of Learning Learning Theories From the beginning of life, learning is a natural process and continues through humankind’s lifespan. There seems to be an inherent encoding structure from birth seeking to discover new information that invokes learning which empowers one’s ability to adapt to different patterns of behavior. For years various theories have been introduced to explain how people learn. Learning can and does occur in a variety of methods. People may deem learning as experiences that become embedded into their memory having lasting effects. Others may think of learning as how they acquire new information and their ability to apply memory that has been stored overtime. While learning has often been defined in many ways, the basic element in the learning process is how people acquire knowledge and how it is maintained to produce changes in behavior. Learning is the fundamental nature of human functioning. This reflective paper presents a broad scope of theoretical concepts from Gregory Kimble, B.F. Skinner and Jean Piaget. The central focus of this paper is aspects of Albert Bandura’s observational, social learning and social cognitive theories; Bandura’s contributions to psychology; his critics and my personal response to Bandura’s theories. Introduction Many theories throughout the years...
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