Dasmarinas Campus Submitted to: Edilberto O. Solis Jr. Instructor Submitted by: Bansale, Joseph B. Mendoza, Jennina L. Vega Blessed Joy A. Date submitted: September 30, 2013 I. Introduction Background of the Study Learning Management System (LMS) is responsible for “learning” activities. Online learning tasks can be performed at any time or place provided they have Internet access. Online learning environments thus differ significantly from traditional learning environments
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that any item that comes within 25% of the threshold should warrant further analysis. 4. Identify and briefly explain each principal objectives that the auditors hope to accomplish by preparing audit workpapers. How were these objectives undermined by Deloitte's decision to alter North Face's 1997 workpapers? The objectives of the workpapers are: 1. To provide principal support for the representation in the auditor’s report that the audit was conducted in accordance with GAAS (AU 339.03).
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Robert W. MOSER, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Mary BERTRAM, Defendant-Appellee SUPREME COURT OF NEW MEXICO 115 N.M. 766; 858 P.2d 854; 1993 N.M. LEXIS 221; 32 N.M. St. B. Bull. 693 August 10, 1993, Decided OPINION BY: FROST This appeal from a summary judgment requires us to determine whether a real estate seller's agent owes a fiduciary duty to a prospective purchaser when the seller's agent and the purchaser's real estate agent work for the same real estate broker. The district court held that
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Community Corrections has been a big part of the criminal justice system. It is used as an alternative to imprisonment. The United States costs have risen in the last twenty years, these costs have come from building more jails and prisons. Policy makers needed to come up with a solution that could help cut these costs, and also stop overcrowding in prisons. Many states are on community- based corrections now. So the question is how can evidence-based practices in community corrections effectively
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Executive summary C. Business description D. Business environment analysis E. SWOT analysis F. Description of the product or service G. Market analysis H. Marketing plan I. Competitive analysis J. Operations and management K. Financial components L. Supporting documents – attachments and milestones Typical addressed questions by the business plan: * What problem does the company's product or service solve? What niche will it fill? * What is the
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authority to enter the contract with EventsRUs at $70,000, which exceed a monetary limit on TV Treats’ behalf as set out expressly in his employment contract. To the case of sponsorship at amount of $10,000, Jennifer has actual authority to bind the principal to the contract. However, as a secretary, Jennifer has implied actual authority to make the contract with EventsRUs in such a position, as occurred in Hely-Hutchinson v Brayhead Ltd . Jennifer was taken to have implied actual authority as in this
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Executive Summary Kellogg Company, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture and marketing of ready-to-eat cereal and convenience foods. Its principal products include cookies, crackers, toaster pastries, cereal bars, fruit snacks, frozen waffles, and veggie foods. The company sells its cereal products under the Kellogg's brand name principally to the grocery trade. It also markets cookies, crackers, and other convenience foods under the Kellogg's, Keebler, Cheez-It, Murray, Austin
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Since the 1970s,Transaction processing systems are already available and was already used by nearly all businesses. The development of transaction processing systems is pushed forward by the advent of the Internet which turned this system a booming software. We are all aware that the cost of buying and implementing the necessary software has dropped so much and is now very affordable to all. Most businesses can now apply the softwares profitably. Many transaction are now readily available and less
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result in achieving the reward. The value of instrumentality also ranges from 0 to 1, as it is the probability of achieving the desired outcome. The motivational force will be highest when expectancy, instrumentality and valence are all high. The management must
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Introduction: In discussing with my administration the issues we were facing as a school and perhaps things that needed to be looked at that can change. Administration expressed the need to look at classroom management for some teachers. Teachers lately have seen the need to in act punitive punishments towards our students. Punishments that include taking away extracurricular activities, electives, and things students enjoy with their time outside the classroom
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