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Assignment 1 Introduction to International Business (MGT 321) Due Date: 04/10/2025  @ 23:59 Course Name: Introduction to International Business Student’s Name: Course Code: MGT-321 Student’s ID Number: Semester: Second  CRN:  15790 Academic Year:2025-26-1st      For Instructor’s Use only General Instructions – PLEASE READ THEM CAREFULLY The Assignment must be submitted on Blackboard (in Word format only) via […]

Learning Outcomes: Understand fundamental supply chain management concepts. Apply knowledge to evaluate and manage an effective supply chain. Understand the foundational role of logistics as it relates to transportation and warehousing. How to align the management of a supply chain with corporate goals and strategies.  Go through the given case scenario  Choose an organization operating

Assignment 1 Reference Source: Textbook:- Colquitt, J. A., LePine, J. A., & Wesson, M. J. (2021). Organizational behaviour: Improving performance and commitment in the workplace (7th ed). Burr Ridge, IL: McGraw-Hill Irwin. Case Study: – Case: GOLDMAN SACHS Please read the case “Goldman Sachs” from Chapter 5 “STRESS ” Page: – 149 given in your textbook – Organizational behaviour: Improving performance and

Logistics Management ASSIGNMENT -1 Submission Date by students:  Before the end of Week- 5th Place of Submission: Students Grade Centre Weight:     6 Marks Learning Outcome: Demonstrate a deep understanding of the logistic function concepts and theories as well as supply chain management strategies. Demonstrate the ability to understand complex issues pertaining to supply chain integration and strategic

For this project, you will write a 750- to 1,000-word paper identifying a small interruption to learning and develop a continuum of strategies to address it effectively. You will consider different contexts and needs of students at the chosen grade level and identify potential challenges and recommendations to address the interruption. 11 Module 7 –

CNA772 Interpreting Patient Deterioration: Assessment Task 3: Oral Presentation and Discussion S2 S025 CNA772 Assessment Task 3 – Oral Presentation & Discussion CNA772 Assessment Overview This assessment task provides an opportunity for you to develop the capability to apply theory to practice. You will demonstrate the attainment of learning outcomes through a 10-minute oral presentation

Assessment Brief: MARL702 — Carriage of Goods by Sea Law (2025) Module: Carriage of Goods by Sea LawLevel: 7 (Postgraduate)Weighting: 50% of module gradeSubmission: Turnitin via Moodle, Due: 8 April 2025, 23:59 (UK time)Word Count: 3,000 words (±10%)Type: Individual written assignment (Research-based analysis)Learning Outcomes Assessed: Critically evaluate the role and interpretation of key international conventions governing carriage of goods by sea. Demonstrate

ASSESSMENT BRIEF 2: CARRIAGE OF GOODS BY SEA AND MARINE INSURANCE Module Code: MAR3054Module Title: Maritime LawAcademic Year: 2024/2025Assessment Weighting: 40% of Module MarkWord Limit: 3,000 words (+/- 10%)Submission Deadline: Week 12, Friday 17:00 GMTSubmission Method: Online via Turnitin ASSESSMENT TASK You are required to produce a critically analytical essay that addresses ONE of the following questions: Question 1: Bills of Lading and Carrier Liability The

Assessment 2: Case Study Analysis – The Hague-Visby Rules in Practice Assessment Brief Module Code: MLW601 Module Title: Carriage of Goods by Sea Assessment Title: Assessment 2: Case Study Analysis – The Hague-Visby Rules in Practice Assessment Weighting: 40% of the final module mark Word Count: 2,500 words (+/- 10%) Submission Deadline: Friday, 12th December

Assessment Brief: Maritime Law (MLAW501) – Assessment 2 (2025/26) Module Code: MLAW501 Module Title: Maritime Law Credit Value: 15 credits (Level 7) Module Leader: Professor [Your Name], UK Maritime Industry, Marine and Nautical Science College Assessment Overview This assessment evaluates your ability to apply core principles of maritime law to complex scenarios, critically analyse legal doctrines, and demonstrate research skills in admiralty practice.