...expected – at least 2 scholarly references plus the text is the minimum. I suggest the focus of your external sources are management sources; stay away from technical issues. Remember we are not engineering experts; we are managing. While no minimum page requirement is stated, expectations are you will use 4 to 6 pages in answering the questions; add a cover and reference page (total 6 to 8 pages). This case is an individual effort. The Student Motor Company You are the owner of an auto-manufacturing firm and dealership. The upstart Student Motor Company started about one year ago and based on your degree from Texas Wesleyan University, you are the CEO, competing against Ford and GM. With annual sales of over six million cars and trucks worldwide, it has revenues of over $30 billion per year. Your firm’s net worth is $7.7 billion and its income after taxes was over $983 million.1 Recently your market position was being dangerously eroded by competition from domestic and foreign subcompacts, especially Volkswagens. As CEO of Student Motor Company, you are determined to regain Student’s share of the market by having a new subcompact, the...
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...The Student Motor Company You are the owner of an auto-manufacturing firm and dealership. The upstart Student Motor Company started about one year ago and based on your degree from Texas Wesleyan University, you are the CEO, competing against Ford and GM. With annual sales of over six million cars and trucks worldwide, it has revenues of over $30 billion per year. Your firm’s net worth is $7.7 billion and its income after taxes was over $983 million.1 Recently your market position was being dangerously eroded by competition from domestic and foreign subcompacts, especially Volkswagens. As CEO of Student Motor Company, you are determined to regain Student’s share of the market by having a new subcompact, the Zinger, in production. You conceived the project whose objective was to build a car at or below 2,000 pounds to sell for no more than $8,000 new. The feasibility study for the Zinger was conducted under the supervision of Mr. I. M. Good, Vice President of Car Engineering. Student Motor’s Product Planning Committee--whose members included you, Mr. Good and Mrs. Lovely, Student’s Group Vice President of Car Engineering--approved the Zinger’s concept and made the decision to go forward with the project. During the course of the project, regular product review meetings were 2 held which were chaired by Mr. Good and attended by Mrs. Lovely. As the project approached actual production, the engineers responsible for the components of the project "signed off" to their...
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...Nigeria has many developing areas for growth in the economy. The government officials must take more responsibility when it comes to the citizens of the country and work for the good of the people. The abused system is enough, and it is time for a change to stimulate the economy. The political instability leads to corruption, and the citizens are the ones who end up suffering. The government must discover ways to fortify the democracy, guarantee long lasting commitment, and to further secure the federal system. There should jobs created that will grow the economy, and alleviate the stricken poverty that has attached itself to this country. MultiOps Industries can provide more jobs for the citizens that will increase the struggling economy and boost other areas of revenue such as, customs duties, corporate income tax, independent revenue, and infrastructure. Technology is moving quickly, and the education field must incorporate teaching styles that mirror the new technology. The connectivity and bandwidth should not be an obstacle for educational technology in this country. MultiOps can provide a wider range of coverage, so there are no problems with the connection. The rapid growth of the population in Nigeria; higher education must be encouraged to place individuals in leading job positions that will strengthen the economy, and improve consumer confidence. As one of the world’s largest revenue industries, the tourism development is a great opportunity for MultiOps because of...
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...|Qualification |Unit number and title | |Pearson BTEC Level 5 HND Diploma in Business (QCF) |Unit 3: Organisations and Behaviour | |Student name and ID number |Assessor name | | |Joseph Tawiah (Module Leader) | |Date issued |Completion date |Submitted on | | 25th January 2016 |22nd April 2016 before midday | | |Internal Verifier | | |Assignment title | Toyota Motor Corporation | |Instructions2o |An electronic copy of your assessment must be fully uploaded by the deadline date and time. | | |You must submit one single...
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...1. Students will complete a presentation with a partner and have a variety of options to choose from. For example, they one option may be to produce a mini play or a how-to project. This will give a chance to develop a student’ communication skills. If students are able to interact with other students, then they will understand that there are kids like them present. When students find another person like them, they often build a relationship with and do activities together like playing in the park together. 2. Students will have gym once every week. This will help with the gross motor skills. During gym time, there will be many activities for the student to do. For example, playing jump the river, running a few laps, or playing with hoola...
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...Providing education to pre-school teachers to address pre-writing motor skills will ultimately equip preschool teachers with the confidence and skills to better prepare students to make the transition from preschool to kindergarten with greater success adding to the evidence supporting the role of occupational therapy in the preschool settings (Jasmin, Gauthier, Julien, & Hui, 2018; Lust & Donica, 2011; Murata & Tan, 2009). As well, occupational therapists know the motor skills needed to be successful with handwriting. Occupational therapy interventions, including gross motor, fine motor and visual motor activities offered through consultation were effective in improving manipulation, motor accuracy, fine motor skills and visual motor skills (Case-Smith et al., 2013; Jasmin, Gauthier, Julien, & Hui, 2018). Handwriting Without Tears ® (HWT) is an evidence-based (EB) practice for handwriting (Donica, 2015; Jasmin et al., 2018; Lust & Donica, 2011). Thus, the EBOT project will add support for evidence-based practice used in school-based practice where preschools are part of the school system as well as increasing support for occupational therapy practice within free-standing preschool environments. Additionally, the EBOT project will support students gaining readiness skills which allow...
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...University SPE-358 September 11, 2015 Beth Ann Sosa Students with physical and health impairments are diverse and vary for each individual. With the diversity of the disabilities, there will be some students that will be identified of having a disability. As for other students will be identified of having disabilities after they enter into the school district. “No single list of symptoms describes students with physical or health impairments; however, some conditions, such as cerebral palsy, epilepsy, asthma, are associated with such disabilities”. Because a student has a disability and is special needs, as a future educator it is very important to go beyond any labels that are but on the student and take into consideration what the needs of the individual student is and apply the right strategies, and teaching them the way they will learn. Within this essay it will go over the Special education team (SPED) and what their roles with working with students with PHI. Along with creating an SPED team the essay will also address the impact that PHI has on students learning within school. This will include an interview with a special education teacher. Special Education Team (SPED) When working with students with any kind of disabilities or impairments there needs to be a special education team set into place for each individual student. The SPED team that is mentioned within this essay works with students that has physical and health impairments. The first people within...
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...This paper serves to discuss the benefits of music therapy for special needs students, and propose a method of providing music therapy to special education children in the public school system. Music therapy has proven to be beneficial to special needs learners in that it promotes motor skills, academic skills, communication skills, and social skills. These skills are essential for special needs students to obtain in order to function in an academic environment and in the world around them. Music therapy provides methods of helping exceptional students develop these skills and use them in the school setting. It is necessary that music therapy be provided in the general special education curriculum because there are numerous benefits. It can...
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...were approximately 50 students between the ages of about 3 or 4 with about 8-10 teachers. There were a lot of children because it was their outdoor play time for two other classes. I spent time sitting by the sandbox, climbing structure, and swings. They were outside for about an hour before the classes split up for their own activities. I then observed a classroom setting for an hour with 4 teachers and about 10-12 children. There is a room with a one way window in which I can see the children and teachers...
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...pre-owned Car sales. * Assessing Second hand Cars Residual Value. * Enhancing customer requirement knowledge and satisfaction. Need For the study: The automobile sector has today become one of the hot areas markets. Various upcoming features have enhanced the global competition in today's Automobile sector. * As there are petty dealers in the ‘Pre Owned’ Car market in Indore. It is important to learn about the ‘Target Audience’ and the market. * To know how has Maruti handled the ‘Pre Owned’ market till date? * To know what the market share is? * To understand and work on the gaps, if any. Utility or Proposed out comes and benefits of the study: Benefit to the Organisation: With this study, the team (Srimayrit Motors) will be benefited in terms of learning 1) Changes in the target segment. 2) Learn more about the competitors. 3) Study the changes in the market conditions. 4) Awareness / knowledge about ‘True Value’ The study results also will help in making proper strategies to expand the new introduced market. Benefit to Academics: It will help us in understanding- * The market for used cars in general and market in city in particular. * Customers Decision Making Process for used cars. * Customer’s choices of brands in used car segment. * It will help in understanding, reviewing and suggesting improvements in creating a market . The experience...
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...Introductory Courses * Students entering the program with zero (0) traditional college-level transferable credits are required to successfully complete an online orientation prior to enrolling in credit-bearing coursework. Following successful completion of orientation, students are required to successfully complete EXP 105 Personal Dimensions of Education as their first course. Students entering with twenty-four (24) or more transferable, traditional semester credits are required to successfully complete PSY 202 Adult Development and Life Assessment as their first course. PSY 202 is designed to help experienced students acclimate to the online college environment. Student Success Orientation The orientation is designed to provide students with a complete overview of the Ashford University experience, prepare them for success in their courses, and help them to self evaluate their readiness to succeed in an online classroom setting. Students will be instructed on Ashford University policies and the learner resources that are available to them through interactive videos and assessments. Students enrolled in orientation must successfully complete all assigned activities. EXP 105 Personal Dimensions of Education This course is designed to help adult learners beginning their university studies to achieve academic success. Students will explore learning theories, communication strategies, and personal management skills. Adult learners will develop strategies for achieving...
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...http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/hframe.html The motor in the Van de Graaff base plugs into an normal AC outlet. Once turned on, the motor scrapes then deposits charged particles onto the tan-colored rubber belt, which runs around a roller to the upper metal dome. Charged particles are deposited inside the dome but immediately move to the outer surface of the dome. Since these particles have the similar charges, they repel from one another as much as possible and evenly distribute themselves around the surface. Any object—finger, meter stick, elbow, hair, tongue, balloon, pith ball, etc.—that comes near enough to the dome will respond to these extra charged particles. Preliminary cautions: 1. The Van de Graaff can produce a spark that is simply irritating or quite dangerous. A spark several centimeters long can be the equivalent of 100 000 volts or more. The size of the sparks and their voltage will change with the speed of the motor, ambient room temperature and humidity (fewer sparks on humid days, nasty ones during dry winter days). The “good thing” is that this spark is of short time duration, so it may be painful but not health-threatening. The “bad thing” is that some students and teachers are very sensitive to shocks, either for emotional reasons or actual physical reasons (what about the teacher or student with a heart condition or pacemaker??) 2. So, before we even turn on the generator, I alert students to some health hazards (good time for discussion of difference...
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...select or create, making sure that the curriculum is aligned with the program's philosophy(Gadzikowski, A., 2013). Ole Faithful program curriculum allows teachers to create their own lesson plans based on the theme for the week but it is reviewed by the administrator before it is applied in the classroom. Teachers play such an important role in helping making sure that the programs curriculum is implemented. If math is an integral part of a programs curriculum then the administrator will create opportunities for teachers to teach the appropriate skill with the appropriate materials. A teacher’s role includes giving input on what materials and activities that may be beneficial to teaching their students how to count. Among the school staff, teachers spend the most time with the students which are why teachers are a vital part of the decision-making process because they know what works and what needs improvement. In a well built curriculum teachers are allowed to make small changes as long as they are meeting the standards....
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...Case exam 2013 2014: TATA Nano Tata Motors is India's largest automobile company, with consolidated revenues of USD 34.7 billion in 2012-13. Through subsidiaries and associate companies, Tata Motors has operations in the UK, South Korea, Thailand, Spain, South Africa and Indonesia. Among them is Jaguar Land Rover, the business comprising the two iconic British brands Jaguar and Land Rover, which Tata bought in 2008. In the same year Tata Motors launched the Tata Nano, the cheapest car in the world. When Tata Motors, the automaker from the $68 billion Tata Group of India, announced the launch of a people’s car in 2003, the idea had everything in it to make the Indian middle-class dream of owning their first car come true. Nano looked to be the perfect platform to reap the fortune at the Base-of-thePyramid (a term which denotes the poorest socio-economic group, or the 4 billion people on earth who live on less than US$2.50 per day), and more importantly, showcase to the world how frugal innovations in the developing world could create affordable cars with a price tag of $2,500. While India's population is more than one billion people, only around one million passenger cars were sold in the country in 2007. By contrast, more than seven million motorcycles and scooters were sold. Mr. Tata said the tiny car is aimed at keeping the families of India's growing middle class from having to travel with as many as four people on a scooter. "It will provide Indian families with...
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...Injury Prevention: Motor Vehicle Injuries and Distracted Driving Among Teen Drivers Heather Stockman Waynesburg University Advanced Health Promotions Judith Adams August, 20, 2013 Injury Prevention: Motor Vehicle Injuries and Distracted Driving Among Teen Drivers Injuries are extremely widespread across society today and unintentional injuries remain among the top 15 killers for people of any age. The majority of people just accept these incidents as accidents, acts of fate, or a part of life although most of the events that result in injury, disability, or death are not only predictable but preventable. Beyond their immediate health consequences, injuries have a major impact on the well-being of society by contributing to premature death, disability, increased medical costs, and lost productivity. In addition, the effects of injury affect not only the injured person but also family members, friends, coworkers, and communities (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 2013). The Injury and Violence Prevention objectives for 2020 include a wide range of issues that can improve the health of the nation if appropriately addressed. One such objective focuses on motor vehicle crashes that are due to distracted driving. This paper will focus on that initiative. INTRODUCTION Distraction is any activity that could divert a person’s attention away from the primary task of driving. There are three main types of distraction. The first is when the driver takes his eyes...
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