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Study Case of American Society of Civil Engineering

Gifs- Passes to Industry Trade Show
Facts:
A national water association is holding their annual conference in a major city where
Engineer A and his firm IJK Engineering are located. Engineer A and IJK Engineering have made arrangements with the national water association to purchase, for a fixed fee, an unlimited number of daily passes to the trade show portion of the conference. The normal cost of a daily pass is $150. The trade show has exhibits from manufacturers, professional service firms, and others. Engineer A and IJK Engineering distributes passes to engineers employed by IJK Engineering clients and Continue reading...

Essay

Chamberlain College of Nursing
This Paper was prepared for_________ taught by___________
Introduction
The primary goal of telenursing is delivering nursing care with the use of telemedicine technologies in the environment where the participants are geographically separated. The studies show telenursing is used in chronic, pediatric, coronary, psychiatric, obstetric, orthopedic, neurologic, rehabilitative and newborn care (Grady & Schlachta-Fairchild, 2007), with impressive results like improved glucose profile of diabetes’ patients, symptoms’ reduction in cancer care, minimal requirement for intravenous infusions in ICUs (Williams, Habbard, Daye & Bardenn, 2012; Lashkari et al.,2013;Petitte et al.,2014). Telenursing is appreciated by patients for continuous Continue reading...

Introduction

Engineering is one of the professionals that focus on improving lives. The National Society of Professional Engineers (NPSE) is an established professional society based in United States. NSPE is a known society of Engineers that provides legislatures that govern the action of the profession to ensure all engineering works in the country are ethical. Members of NSPE must understand the underlying rules and policies governing the practice of Engineering and adhere to this regulation in all their professional activities. On the other hand, Engineering is a very respected and learned professional therefore; members are expected to demonstrate highest standards Continue reading...

Locus of Control and

Cognition

Locus of Control and Cognition

Introduction
The following scholastic dialogue provides a case study conducted with the client permission to present the work in this academic exercise in development of this case study report form of a client suffering performance anxiety and seeking CH as a treatment according to the precepts of locus of control and cognition. This document includes the profile and history of the patient in determining and creating the foundation for prescribed best practice in an academic environment (Defazio et al 2010) centred on the locus of control and cognition with applied hypnotherapy for treating performance anxiety reported by the Continue reading...

Background

Decision making is an important factor that physicians assess during each patient visit with some cases calling for further evaluation of their capacity to make decisions based on their abrupt change of mental status. Cases of patients who make hasty decisions regarding treatment options as well those with previous history of capacity to make decisions are the ones physicians target for assessment. There are four aspects of abilities a patient should undergo in order to determine whether or not they can decide what the best clinical option is necessary. The first thing that needs to be assessed is the Continue reading...

Operational management: AUIS Case Study

American University of Iraq – Sulaimani brief History
The American University of Iraq – Sulaimani (AUIS) Trustee Board in 2006 set out an intent of establishing an institution that could offer American-style education in Iraq. Dedicated to the promotion and preservation of Iraq’s burgeoning democracy, and determined to provide an alternative education. The rote learning style of education that was the norm throughout Iraq, the Board sought to create the foremost institution of higher education for Iraq’s future leaders.
AUIS opened its doors to students in September 2007, accepting 45 students into its English Writing Program and Language Institute ( Continue reading...

UNIQUENESS

Eva – A third generation gang member who is very loyal to her community and family. She believes in doing what is right; she ends up telling the truth at the trial. Her father got arrested for a murder he didn’t commit.
Victoria- She is an honor’s student who chose to leave an advanced placement classroom in order to be included in the activities of Erin Gruwell’s class. She wants the mutual respect found in Gruwell’s class.
Marcus – He realized the importance of education. When he was younger, Marcus and his friend were playing with a Continue reading...

Introduction

Delegation is the situation whereby the responsibility and authority of performing a certain task is transferred to another person e.g. the manager may delegate a certain task to his/her juniors (Kersley et al., 2013). In delegation the person who delegate usually retains the rights and benefits of the contract and the also obligations of the contract. People delegate because they see it as a way to save time, achieve more and it increase the value of that leader who has delegated the work since it earns them respect and loyalty. When you delegate work, it is going to increase Continue reading...

Breaches in Workplace, Health and Safety Laws

The Workplace, Health and Safety laws were implemented as from January, 2012; they have played a significant role in regulating the manner through, which organisations and companies provide safe and healthy working environments to their clients (Taylor & Easter, 2013). These regulations guide safety issues i.e. Provision of efficient First Aid Services to compensation of workers (Taylor & Easter, 2013). However, in the context of the Tourist Hotel, it appears that there are several cases of breach of these laws as discussed herein:

Breach of First Aid Provision Laws

The Workplace, Health and Safety Laws stipulate five major steps that have to be considered by organizations in Continue reading...

In the given case, the Maryam faces a dilemma due to the advice given by Mr. Rashid. The company has not taken a big amount into consideration and hence shown losses in the past. Due to this, the company has not been able to show adequate and correct amount of profits and revenue. Because the contract says that the company has to provide services from 2nd of Dec, the company is required to take the amount into consideration. The business needs to report the amount based on the date from which services are provided. The company should have recognized Continue reading...

What is the role of district and school visions, missions, and goals in relation to this standard?

The role of district and school visions, missions and goals in relation to the learning communities’ standard is to ensure that every student, through a collaborative effort of the teachers and the district, will learn. Teachers would take responsibility for not only their classes, but other classes in the school and evaluate the methods that were being used. They would then formulate interdisciplinary methods to assist with student learning outcomes. If they were not effective, they would try to find other ways in which to enable their students to learn. This would result in a better learning facility for Continue reading...

Introduction

Auditing as a discipline is dynamic. Largely the evolution witnessed in auditing practices is as a result of significant changes in financial reporting (Gramling, Rittenberg and Johnstone 57). These are changes in reporting standards, increased use of fair values and growth in narrative reporting. Audit profession is facing further challenges in the form of advances in information technology and increase in real-time approaches to conducting business.

Evolution of auditing

Albeit informal auditing practices had been in use for a long time, adoption of formal auditing methods began with industrial revolution and the explosion of the business community that ensued. Traditionally, audits were Continue reading...

The modern teachers’ activities become more and more importance enrichment of the emotional sphere and control of mental activity of students, analysis, generalization and systematization of their experiences the development of cognitive abilities and moral qualities. School teacher cannot act only as an informant, he must be an active organizer of the cognitive activity of schoolchildren aimed at strong absorption of certain systems of leading ideas and conceptual apparatus of the foundations of science and norms of communist morality, the formation of each student's conscious attitude to learning, work and communicate. In connection with the introduction of our country Continue reading...

This paper starts with a description of current marketing communication, identity, and brand position of Plaza Home Health Services (PHHS). The researcher then provides a SWOT analysis associated with the current marketing strategy and brand image of the health services provider. The paper also presents a thorough assessment of the importance of benchmarking in Plaza Home Health Services’ development and implementation of an effective brand strategy. Finally, the researcher will compare branding and communication strategies of a similar health services organization to determine whether or not Plaza Home Health Services should apply additional best practices into its current branding Continue reading...

Business risk is the probability that an auditor will suffer a loss or injury to his professional practice. It may also be defined as the risk that result from significant conditions, events, circumstances, actions or inactions that could adversely affect an entity’s abilities to achieve its objectives and execute its strategies. Risks are a natural part of the business, however, if not controlled they can jeopardize the operations of companies. There are various reasons that may result in a higher assessment of client‘s business risk. They include, overall economic climate, advanced technological change like when Apple’s Continue reading...

Ethics refers to norms or principles that govern the conduct of behavior. Ethics guides a person to maintain an acceptable behavior in the society. Ethics is also broad and can apply on a person or organizational level (Hartman, 2002). This paper intends to explore the concept of ethics by first examining my personal ethical system. The paper will further explore the primary principles and sources that form the basis for my ethical system. The paper will also explain the effects of my ethical principles in a workplace and why ethics is essential in an organization. Lastly, this paper will Continue reading...

I felt uncomfortable breaking the rules. I believe that making eye contact is an important aspect of personal interactions. It shows respect as well as creates a deeper connection between two people. For this reason, I felt uncomfortable not making eye contact when talking to people. I can see that they may have felt offended but most of them were puzzled with the way I acted. I make eye contact when talking to people and it may have felt different for them seeing me not looking them or seemingly distracted.
I also felt uncomfortable staring at people. As they Continue reading...

Introduction – case background

Patient safety and patient centered care is the basis of today’s nursing practice. In this present case, a residential patient of dementia at an intermediate level, aging about 80 suffered a fall in her care home with multiple injuries on her face and subdural hematoma and died consequently.
The patient is mentally capable of self-preservation, fully alert with clear speech and has hemiparesis of right side. She was bound to wheelchair but can move her left leg a little and her left arm fully. The patient, considered by the nursing home has much risks of falling.
On that Continue reading...

Sales

The BOD (Board of Directors) minutes show that the sales could have increased by 10%.However, Mr. Unum explained that the sales did not meet expectations; hence Apollo increased their prices. The decline in sales by 0.014% is due to the increased prices. Additionally, the proportion of sales in the net sales increased by 102.33% as at 12-31-2013 and by 105.32% as at 12-31-2014.The increased percentages show that there could be a misstatement in the financial records.
b. Sales Returns
The percentage change in the sales returns indicates a possible misstatement that may have occurred due to the misstatements Continue reading...

Question 1:

Facts in the case with respect to engineering design
SRBs design contained a catastrophic O- rings flaw
Lack of test data for supporting launch expectations
Poor orbiter design, hence could break when subjected to Aerodynamic.
Facts in the case with respect to atmospheric conditions from the night before launch until the time of disaster
Low atmospheric temperatures
Aerodynamic atmospheric conditions.
Glacial atmospheric conditions
Question 2:
Professional responsibilities that were neglected:
Firstly, the vehicle used was not given certification to operate at low temperatures. It was not professional to allow the vehicle operate at such extremely low temperatures without certification. Continue reading...