...BA 398 LINCOLN UNIVERSITY 401 FIFTEENTH STREET, OAKLAND, CA 94612 phone: (510) 628-8010 fax: (510) 628-8012 MBA INTERNSHIP PROPOSAL APPROVAL FORM STUDENT’S NAME (Last Name, First Name) TELEPHONE CONCENTRATION PERIOD FOR INTERNSHIP STUDENT I.D. NUMBER E-MAIL CURRENT TERM (Fall, Spring, Summer / Year) EXPECTED GRADUATION TERM (Fall, Spring, Summer / Year) 1. PROPOSED INTERNSHIP COMPANY NAME AND ADDRESS 2. INTERNSHIP POSITION AND A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF YOUR DUTIES 3. NAME OF PROPOSED FACULTY ADVISOR Advisors for the MBA Internship Reports (BA 398) should be selected from the university MBA faculty available for the term (see catalog or website). If you cannot select an advisor or the person selected by you is not available, please consult the Program Director or the Chief Academic Officer. Please get a printed synopsis of the MBA Internship Report requirements from the Admissions and Records Office. If you decide to change your advisor or switch from BA 398 to BA 399, you need to register again and get approval from the Chief Academic Officer. 4. STUDENT’S SIGNATURE (Student’s Signature and Date) 5. I AGREE TO REVIEW AND GRADE THE REPORT. (Advisor’s Signature and Date) BA 398 6. ARE YOU CHANGING YOUR ADVISOR OR INTERNSHIP? _____YES _____NO If “NO”, please get your advisor’s signature (#5), and submit this form to the Program Director or the Chief Academic Officer. If “YES”, please schedule an appointment for approval of change(s) to your selected...
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...M1 Assess the implications of health, safety and security legislation and regulations for a business role in a workplace environment Introduction: I will be assessing the implications of health and safety legislation and regulations for the role of Nichola Davis the head of business, ICT and Travel and Tourism. I will be explaining her role in more detail. Nichola Davis is in charge of the business, ICT and travel and tourismas well as sport and recreation.Nichola’sjob is to organize the team and ensure that goals and objectives are perceived. She has to provide necessary business information and also create and maintain channels to enable team members to do their work. She will have to follow through on action assignments and report team progress and decisions made to concerned groups to give guidance to team members and assure that each member receives team-based compensation or recognition. The purpose of Nichola’s role is to act within and on behalf of her team. She will constantly be seeking to ensure that her team is delivering the highest possible value back to their students. As the person in charge she will have work together with her team and ensure all students attend college regularly and hand in assignments on their deadlines and also ensure students feel interested in their course. Under the health and safety act 1975 Nichola has to ensure staff checks ventilation, lighting and temperature of rooms so that students feel safe and comfortable to study...
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...Post Graduate Program for Working Executive 2012-2014 Third trimester Strategic Management Project Report Analyzing Education Industry Firm in Question: Engineering College in Chhattisgarh Tools of analysis: Porter’s 5F & Ansoff’s Matrix Submitted by Group X Members : Gaurav Jain,Anil Bharadwaj & Dushyant Das Course Conducted by : Dr.Ajit Prasad Education Industry in CG Entry Gates: 1. Tuitions. 2. Coaching Institute. 3. Kindergarten (play schools) 4. Primary Schools 5. H.S.Schools 6. UG Colleges 7. Professional Colleges (Engg/Mgmt & Medical Etc) Monetarty Investment Range : 00.00 to ∞ Players : Consumers (Students) , Customers (Parents/Students), Teachers & Others. SYNOPSIS Education Industry in CG is a fast gowing one. The range of the educational institutes varies from a local (in house) teaching to a Private University. Recently there is a huge traffic jam in the entry gate to the industry as its found and perceived to be a very easy and respected industry. People with knowledge mingle with the one with finances and they together come up with an institute and become a part of the industry. Education industry was not taken to be an industry but a voluntary service in the beginning but now it even provides bright careers to both the customers and the providers. This is the only industry that brings in revenue as well as reverence in the society. Firm in Question : Engineering College ...
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...Development of an Automated Competency Examination Analyzer with Interactive Feedback Mechanism and its Effectiveness Submitted by: Bensan, Jester L. Chapter I PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND A. Introduction In a regular semester, every teaching department conducts competency exams for subjects that are included from the course outline’s in-semester subjects. A competency exam for a given subject is composed of 50 questions. Every question has 5 choices, in which the 5th choice is either all of the above or none of the above. All questions are gathered in a question bank, which questions have been verified correct and validated before actually using them on actual exams. From that question bank, set of questions will be analyzed and selected to form a subject’s competency exam. A problem may arise if the questions found in the test bank, which are probably just paper documents, or unsecured electronic files, are stolen, manipulated or snooped. Also, there is a high probability that the questions found on exams are just the retake of previous batches, thereby encouraging cheating and disclosure. The process of selecting questions from the test question bank is also troublesome and time-consuming. The task of choosing questions based on difficulty and domain of learning may be quite confusing especially if one decides to select the questions manually. It may require a lot of patience and keen analytical skills to obtain a competency exam in which questions...
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...THE RELEVANCE OF SUNDAY CLASS OFFERING OF AMA COMPUTER LEARNING CENTER, BUTUAN CITY ABSTRACT In the context of sustained growth and diversification of students and or employee who wanted to continue studying, civil society is increasingly concerned on how to gratify them. As a result, ACLC offered Sunday Class to accommodate both full time and part time students. The study aimed at examining the different aspects that influence students to enrol at Sunday Class. The study was guided by the following objectives: to assess whether there is substance on the part of the student in enrolling Sunday Class, to determine the causes or motivations of choosing Sunday Class and not as a regular student. The study employed both a qualitative and quantitative approaches. Data collection included the following methods: survey questionnaire, interviews, focus group discussion, observation and documentary analysis. A __________ research design was used in this investigation. The population was the students in Sunday Class. The researcher chooses to get the views and collect data from all of the students since the population is not that big. The findings of the study include: Majority of the students are working and could not be able to attend classes on a regular basis, some needs to enrol to align the degree to the current work, some are family man who could not attend to school from Monday-Friday. CHAPTER 1 Background of the Study Enrolees are an important factor in defining...
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...2 x 2 ID Picture 2 x 2 ID Picture ATTACHMENT A FEU CAVITE Department of Hotel & Restaurant/Tourism PERSONAL DATA FORM Name of students: | _____________________________________________ | Course/year/section | _____________________________________________ | Residence address of the students | _____________________________________________ | Parents/Guardians | _____________________________________________ | Landline Number/Cell number of parents or guardians | _____________________________________________ | Mobile number of Students: | ______________________________________________ | Email address of the students: | _______________________________________________ | Name of company/Host partner | _______________________________________________ | Address of company/host partner: | _______________________________________________ | Department in the company where student is assigned. | _______________________________________________ | Name of immediate supervisor in the department where the student is assigned: | _______________________________________________ | Contact number of Immediate supervisor: | ______________________________________________ | Name and telephone number of person to contact in case of Emergency: | ______________________________________________ | Signature of Students: ______________________________________________ 2 x 2 ID Picture 2 x 2 ID Picture ATTACHEMENT B FEU- CAVITE Department...
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...Southern New Hampshire University Professor Richard J. Monohan QSO-600-X2072 – Operations Management Date: November 22, 2014 Strutledge College is considering the addition of an MBA program. Certain Factors have been identified that should help in making a final decision. However, the college has solicited recommendations that will be presented to the Board of Regents. The purpose of this case study will propose a course of action plan that will benefit Strutledge College and its endeavors to expand its student base and build valuable ties with area businesses, and simply survive. Problem Although business courses are taught at Strutledge College there are no undergraduate degrees offered. Enrollment has decreased and costs to operate the college are rising. With regards to budget, Strutledge is not in a position to hire additional staff. In addition, recent reports of the dwindling value of an MBA are cause for concern. History According to Kelly Cherwin currently 126 institutions, most of which are in the United States, offer nearly 300 of these innovative degrees and last year nearly 5,500 students are enrolled in Professional Science Masters degree programs or PSM. (Cherwin, 2014) Although Strutledge is considering a Masters program in business the notion of program improvement applies. “Sam Sterling, Vice President of Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty at Keck Institute noted, ‘We continue to see rapid growth I the numbers of students enrolled...
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...course_name credits |Course ID Call ID Course name Credits |numeric varchar varchar numeric(1) |999 XXXXXXX Xxxxxxxx 9 |Y |PK | | |Course Section |c_sec_id course_id term_id sec_num f_id c_sec_day c_sec_time_start c_sec_time_end loc_id max_enrl |Course Section ID Course ID Term ID Section # Faculty ID Course Section Day Course Section start time Course Section end time Location ID Maximum enrollment |numeric numeric numeric(1) numeric(1) numeric varchar datetime datetime numeric numeric |999 999 9 9 999 XXXXX yyyy-mm-dd 00:00:00:000 yyyy-mm-dd 00:00:00:000 999 999 |Y Y Y Y Y |PK FK FK FK FK | Course Term Faculty Location | |Enrollment |s_id c_sec_id grade |Student ID Course Section ID Grade |numeric numeric char(1) |999 999 X |Y Y |FK FK |Student Course Section | |Faculty |f_id f_last f_first f_mi loc_id f_phone f_rank f_pin |Faculty ID Faculty last name Faculty first name Faculty middle initial Location ID Faculty phone # Faculty ranking Faculty PIN |numeric varchar(20) varchar(20) char(1) numeric varchar(10) varchar(4) numeric(4) |999 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx X 999 9999999999 XXXX 9999 |Y Y Y |PK FK | Location | |Location |loc_id bldg_code room capacity |Location ID Building...
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...THEORY-BASED PREDICTION OF ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE AT A SOUTH AFRICAN UNIVERSITY Charl D Cilliers and Edwin C de Klerk University of Stellenbosch Tertiary institutions internationally are faced with the question of how to determine prospective students' real academic potential. This is particularly true for South African institutions where many students had inferior (poor and inadequate) schooling.Furthermore, conventional measures of abilities and achievement are orientated primarily toward assessing memory skills, and secondarily, toward assessing analytical skills. They rarely tap creative or practical skills in any meaningful way. However, prospective students from alternative backgrounds may have developed creative and practical skills to a greater extent than they have developed analytical ones. Particularly if their upbringing has been under difficult circumstances, being creative has become a prerequisite for survival. Conventional assessments of intelligence are not relevant in a multicultural context and fail to include other integral parts of intelligence in order to represent the whole of intelligence.( Thus, it is incumbent on researchers to develop broader predictive frameworks that take into account the diversity of skills likely to be found in populations.This paper describes the design and implementation of such a broader predictive framework at the University of Stellenbosch (South Africa), based on the Triarchic Theory of Intellectual Abilities (Sternberg...
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...private universities in the city. It boasts of a total of 26,000 enrollees at both the graduate and undergraduate levels. The College of Commerce was a major unit of the University. However, it has only 3000 student enrollees or so, compared to the College of Engineering, which accounted for more than a third of the University’s enrollment. The College of Commerce has 55 full time faculty and over 100 lecturers. The faculty members taught as many as 5 courses per semester while the lecturers taught three courses. The College of Commerce was distributed among the four major fields, namely: Banking and Finance, Accounting, Marketing and Business Management. In June of 1988, Mr. Santos assumed the position of Dean of the College of Commerce. Since the college experienced rapid growth in enrollment in the University during the past ten years, Dean Santos wanted to combine curricular improvements and administrative changes that would improve the College’s efficiency and effectiveness. Under the Dean are six Department heads. These department heads were senior faculty who were considered academically and professionally well-prepared in the department. These department heads have teaching quotas and at the same time, they also have administrative duties to fulfill such as training new recruits and providing recommendation...
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...SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT ABP Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management Submission Form Individual Assignment Title “Globalization Strategy of McDonald’s Corporation” Reference No | | Subject | CMA | Unit Co-ordinators | Rubina Samad-Waqas Javed | Number of words used | 2,500 | Submission Date | 05.08.2011 | Learning outcomes covered | 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 3.1, 3.2, 3.3 | | | PLEASE NOTE: By continuing with this page you are confirming that you are already aware regarding instruction and guidelines on plagiarism and collusion. By attaching this sheet to your work you are confirming that the assignment is all your own work. I have read and understood all of the above Required Utilising the Case Study provided, analyse the international business environment and the development of McDonald’s Corporation. Questions: 1. a.) Critically evaluate McDonald’s globalisation strategies; b.) Appraise the benefits and challenges of McDonald’s globalisation strategies; c.) Examine the effectiveness and efficiency of existing operations. 2. Assuming that McDonald’s Corporation growth strategies had proven unrealistic, examine strategic alternatives available for achieving its goals. 3. Assess the nature of corporate governance of the company and critically discuss its impact and effectiveness. Guidance to Students Format * The assignment should be in a 2500 words (10% under & over allowed) covering the outlined...
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...fljkd flkjd fkdl kld fklds fkld k Kfd Fld fljds fd D fldjs fldsjkf df Fd Gfsd Gf Sg Sf Gfs G S G Fsr G Fsrg Fs G Sf G Fs Gf Sg Fs G Fs G Sf G Fs G Fsg Sf G Sf G Sfg Sf Gfs G Sf Gfs G Fsg Sf Gfs Gfs G Sfg Sfg Fs Gfs Gfs Gfs G Fsg Dsfg Fsbd Bhf S D D Deg Sg Ds/g Dsg Dsg Ds/g Dsg Dsg Dsg Ds/g Ds/g Ds/g Ds/ g/d egds g dsg ds gds gds g fsg frs r tgs rg seg erg er g saer gs reg saer greger gser g erg re ger g er g er g sre rIn this project the UNIVERSITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (UMS) makes the management to get the updated information. this system includes the three functional divisions they are University administrator College administrator User (student / faculties). UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATOR has the functionality of registering new colleges and courses. COLLEGE ADMINISTATOR includes the creating department, course for each department, for each subject you should have to allocate a faculty. USER in this project the USER includes the two either lecturer or student. The faculty will enter the attendance of the students and also marks. The students will check their attendance and marks but they can’t modify or change anything. g r...
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...1) To make it more relevant and useful , literature review sessions should be there specialization wise ,e.g. Separate h rm, finance, marketing literature review sessions taken by faculties who are specialized in that subject so that students are able to understand and appreciate the nuances in a better way . 2) If the specialization faculties can take classes for gap identification , developing research questions in their particular field only it will be very beneficial for students. Eg Finance faculty can take 2 examples in the field of finance of how to do gap identification , to develop research questions, how to write problem statement it shall be helpful. 3) As it happens in other university in every management subjects , selected readings of specified articles can be done by students which can be discussed in class by faculty and students to find out the latest trends in those areas . I have attached a sample for Organisational Behaviour followed 4) 5) If the students are given training in spss on a continuous basis from November –december session during the core paper time .they will be better able to understand it since they will have time to practice. 6) If the students are given a names of companies which can be approached forr interviews or questionnaires filling it shall be nice. 7) If a 4 days workshop can be conducted of how to develop and make a research paper and present it , it shall be really nice . which can be made payable...
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...(Computerised Training Management System) was developed and designed under the direction of GM(ICT) Smt. Alpana Aggarwal. It was started under the supervision of the then PGM ALTTC Shri N.K. Srivastava Its aim was to have a complete and effective automation of Training Activities which should result in reduced administrative costs and convenience to the participants and to the faculty as well. Since project implementation required sufficient knowledge about the training system & processes at ALTTC hence it was decided to complete the task with the available officers in ALTTC. The importance of the CTMS can be understood by the fact its phase-I was inaugurated by the CMD BSNL Shri A. K. Sinha and its phase- III was inaugurated by Secretary (T) & the Chairman Telecom Commission Shri J.S.Sarma.The ALTTC, which is the apex-training center of BSNL, started with the vision to make ALTTC total paperless institution and become a role model for BSNL. To achieve its vision & mission it started with the its core activity i.e. Making its training activities as Paperless. A project called CTMS (Computerised Training Management System) was developed and designed under the direction of GM(ICT) Smt. Alpana Aggarwal. It was started under the supervision of the then PGM ALTTC Shri N.K. Srivastava Its aim was to have a complete and effective automation of Training Activities which should result in reduced administrative costs and convenience to the participants and to the faculty as well. Since project...
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...Chapter 1 Introduction of the Study: Statement of the Study: After conducting a study and interview to some faculty members of West Visayas State University – Pototan Campus. Its outcome showed that there are some difficulties. General Problem: The study aim to develop a system in the Automated Scheduler and Online Schedule of ICT Faculty. Specifically it aims to answer the following question. 1. What is the current system used in making teachers schedules? 2. Is the developed system beneficial to the scheduler itself in eliminating conflicts in terms of the time and room utilization! Background of the Study The rapid changes in the world today are the outcomes of mans knowledge of computer. Global competitiveness, cyber space technologies and information highway, which are the means of productivity and improvement in today’s modern age, are enhanced by computers. The world demands knowledge about computers more than even before and the world of tomorrow will demand even more. Computers occupy an integral and vital position in the world. It is one of the powerful tools that show demand in every man’s benefits from the emerging technology. The West Visayas State University – Pototan Campus is one the many institution that recognizes the usefulness of this technology having been in existence. The college manually operates the storage and inquiry of employee data. The personnel-in-charge of this section has to work hard consume long period of time in browsing...
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