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MASB3901: Human Resource Management for Travel Tourism and Hospitality The importance of employee learning and development in the hospitality and tourism industry cannot be overstated because every job ultimately aims for guest satisfaction. In addition, as employee turnover is generally high in comparison to other industries, there are numerous advantages to investing in training such as increased employee satisfaction. This individual HRM assignment requires you to identify a middle-to-large size Travel, Tourism, or Hospitality organization and conduct a brief desktop analysis to critically explore, evaluate and make recommendations in regard to their learning and development practices. Your desktop analysis should include reference to credible organizational reports, news sources, and academic journal articles, HR articles from professional HR bodies, CEO/ CHRO blogs, and any other legitimate social media and internet information and commentary.

MASB3901: Human Resource Management for Travel Tourism and Hospitality The importance of employee learning and development in the hospitality and tourism industry cannot be overstated because every job ultimately aims for guest satisfaction. In addition, as employee turnover is generally high in comparison to other industries, there are numerous advantages to investing in training such as increased employee satisfaction. This individual HRM assignment requires you to identify a middle-to-large size Travel, Tourism, or Hospitality organization and conduct a brief desktop analysis to critically explore, evaluate and make recommendations in regard to their learning and development practices. Your desktop analysis should include reference to credible organizational reports, news sources, and academic journal articles, HR articles from professional HR bodies, CEO/ CHRO blogs, and any other legitimate social media and internet information and commentary. Read More »

COU105e: Psychology of Personality Development Personality is a sub-field of psychology. Distinctiveness is central to the concept of personality. Personality is used to explain why everyone does not act the same way in similar situations. Varied reactions to the same situation occur because each person has a different personality. Various personality me

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COU105e: Psychology of Personality Development Personality is a sub-field of psychology. Distinctiveness is central to the concept of personality. Personality is used to explain why everyone does not act the same way in similar situations. Varied reactions to the same situation occur because each person has a different personality. Various personality measures have been devised

COU105e: Psychology of Personality Development Personality is a sub-field of psychology. Distinctiveness is central to the concept of personality. Personality is used to explain why everyone does not act the same way in similar situations. Varied reactions to the same situation occur because each person has a different personality. Various personality measures have been devised to assess behavior. a) What does it mean to say that someone has an optimistic personality? Wha

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Sports Law & Arbitration Case Study 1 Danny was a gymnastics coach from 2008 to 2016, specializing in the trampoline. He stopped coaching gymnastics in 2016 and is now coaching diving. He has kept his NROC license updated and has been attending coaching courses to keep abreast with the latest coaching methods. On 12 January 2019, he met his primary school classmate Jenny whom he h

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Sports Law & Arbitration Case Study 1 Danny was a gymnastics coach from 2008 to 2016, specializing in the trampoline. He stopped coaching gymnastics in 2016 and is now coaching diving. He has kept his NROC license updated and has been attending coaching courses to keep abreast with the latest coaching methods. On 12 January

PP0539: Global Perspectives of Childhood and Youth KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING MLO1 Compare and contrast key debates and dilemmas associated with the concept of ‘global childhood’. MLO2 Examine how diverse cultural, social and political circumstances shape concepts of childhood and youth. MLO3 Compare and contra

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PP0539: Global Perspectives of Childhood and Youth KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING MLO1 Compare and contrast key debates and dilemmas associated with the concept of ‘global childhood’. MLO2 Examine how diverse cultural, social and political circumstances shape concepts of childhood and youth. MLO3 Compare and contrast the experiences of different groups of children and young people within

Interaction Design Assessment (This assignment constitutes 40% of the overall assessment.) Case Study: The ongoing CoVid-19 pandemic has caused many businesses and industry sectors to re-evaluate their operations in light of the disruption caused by the lack of manpower and supply flows. In the traditional manpower-heavy sector of real estate and built environment, many organizations are now turning to the use of artificial intelligence (A.I.), smart technologies, and the use Internet of Things (IoT) devices to supplement or replace human workers. For example, real estate developers such as GuocoLand are now turning to drones equipped with thermal scanners paired up with sophisticated A.I. routines in order to conduct building inspections. Government agencies such as the Housing Board and JTC are also using images and pictures captured by drones to visually inspect buildings and identify which ones are in need of preventative maintenance. Other interesting uses of digital technology include using cameras attached to a few human workers in order to re-create a 3D virtual replica of a construction site so that construction managers can remotely monitor the progress without having to be physically present. In existing buildings, there have been smart meters and IoT devices installed which would allow control and monitoring of utilities within the building such as lights in difficult-to-reach areas, as well as smart water meters measuring the water usage of the building’s inhabitants. Smart homes are also beginning to incorporate fall sensors and computer vision systems in homes for the elderly, to alert family members if the resident experiences a fall. There are also cleaning robots such as the Roomba included to reduce the human labor required for cleaning and maintenance of the house.

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Interaction Design Assessment (This assignment constitutes 40% of the overall assessment.) Case Study: The ongoing CoVid-19 pandemic has caused many businesses and industry sectors to re-evaluate their operations in light of the disruption caused by the lack of manpower and supply flows. In the traditional manpower-heavy sector of real estate and built environment, many organizations are now turning to the use of artificial intelligence (A.I.), smart technologies, and the use Internet of Things (IoT) devices to supplement or replace human workers. For example, real estate developers such as GuocoLand are now turning to drones equipped with thermal scanners paired up with sophisticated A.I. routines in order to conduct building inspections. Government agencies such as the Housing Board and JTC are also using images and pictures captured by drones to visually inspect buildings and identify which ones are in need of preventative maintenance. Other interesting uses of digital technology include using cameras attached to a few human workers in order to re-create a 3D virtual replica of a construction site so that construction managers can remotely monitor the progress without having to be physically present. In existing buildings, there have been smart meters and IoT devices installed which would allow control and monitoring of utilities within the building such as lights in difficult-to-reach areas, as well as smart water meters measuring the water usage of the building’s inhabitants. Smart homes are also beginning to incorporate fall sensors and computer vision systems in homes for the elderly, to alert family members if the resident experiences a fall. There are also cleaning robots such as the Roomba included to reduce the human labor required for cleaning and maintenance of the house. Read More »

Assignment 2 – Case Study Fife Oil is a European Oil company with its HO situated in Scotland and other key subsidiary sites based in Norway and Hong Kong. Due to a down turn in the North Sea Oil Sector (connected to global oil prices and high extraction costs), the company have been increasingly turning its attenti

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Assignment 2 – Case Study Fife Oil is a European Oil company with its HO situated in Scotland and other key subsidiary sites based in Norway and Hong Kong. Due to a down turn in the North Sea Oil Sector (connected to global oil prices and high extraction costs), the company have been increasingly turning

P23001: Auditing The U.K. arm of Deloitte got a record fine from Britain’s accounting watchdog in September. With the full judgment against the firm laid bare last week, you can see why. If there was ever proof that auditors can get too close to their clients, it’s the accounting giant’s handling of former U.K. technology darling Autonomy Corp. Deloitte LLP wrongly gave a clean bill of health to Autonomy’s accounts for 2009 and 2010. These financial statements misleadingly suggested the revenue from shifting hardware came from software, while related costs were inappropriately classified as sales and marketing expenses, the U.K.’s Financial Reporting Council argued. That helped sustain the impression that Autonomy was a fast-growing, high-margin “pure software” business — a perception that was critical to its stock-market rating. The group was subsequently acquired by HP Inc., which later took a jumbo impairment charge and alleged Autonomy had committed fraud.”

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P23001: Auditing The U.K. arm of Deloitte got a record fine from Britain’s accounting watchdog in September. With the full judgment against the firm laid bare last week, you can see why. If there was ever proof that auditors can get too close to their clients, it’s the accounting giant’s handling of former U.K. technology darling Autonomy Corp. Deloitte LLP wrongly gave a clean bill of health to Autonomy’s accounts for 2009 and 2010. These financial statements misleadingly suggested the revenue from shifting hardware came from software, while related costs were inappropriately classified as sales and marketing expenses, the U.K.’s Financial Reporting Council argued. That helped sustain the impression that Autonomy was a fast-growing, high-margin “pure software” business — a perception that was critical to its stock-market rating. The group was subsequently acquired by HP Inc., which later took a jumbo impairment charge and alleged Autonomy had committed fraud.” Read More »

CSCI312: Big Data Management Task 1 The intuitive design of a data cube from a conceptual schema of an operational database A bus transportation company maintains an operational database, that contains information about the current locations of the busses owned by the company. A current location of a bus is dete

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CSCI312: Big Data Management Task 1 The intuitive design of a data cube from a conceptual schema of an operational database A bus transportation company maintains an operational database, that contains information about the current locations of the busses owned by the company. A current location of a bus is determined by a trip segment

PY0549: Social and Developmental Psychology and Psychopathology QUESTIONS 1 Critically evaluate different explanations of prejudice. 2 Social Communication Disorder: discuss whether this is part of Specific Language Impairment or not. 3 Critically evaluate different cognitive-behavioral models of psychopathology, highlighting their shared and distinct components.

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PY0549: Social and Developmental Psychology and Psychopathology QUESTIONS 1 Critically evaluate different explanations of prejudice. 2 Social Communication Disorder: discuss whether this is part of Specific Language Impairment or not. 3 Critically evaluate different cognitive-behavioral models of psychopathology, highlighting their shared and distinct components.