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1Case 13e: Creating environmentally friendly office spacesCatherine Cassell, University of Leeds and Bill Lee, University of SheffieldStephanie is a part-time student conducting a Masters in Management at a UKuniversity. Stephanie’s research project is focused upon how organisations canmake their office spaces more environmentally friendly, and what the barriers to thatprocess are. As a committed green […]

Case 4b: Consultancy research for a not-for-profit organisationKaren Handley, Oxford Brookes UniversityThomas’s work placement is at a management consultancy firm, Spectrum, which providesstrategic and financial advice to organisations in the UK not-for-profit (NFP) sector. The NFPsector has different segments, the largest of which includes organisations which have apublic interest objective, and which are known as

Assessment Cover page Page 1 of 2Version 1.0 05/18ASSESSMENT COVER PAGESTUDENT DETAILS / DECLARATION: Course Name: Unit / Subject Name: BSBLED808 Conduct a Career Development Session Trainer’s Name: Assessment No: Task 1, Task 2, Task 3 I declare that: o I fully understand the context and purpose of this assessment.o I am fully aware of

BIT361 Security Management and GovernanceSecurity Man & Governance (BIT361) Summer Semester, 2020 Page 1 of 5Major Assessment Part ADue Dates:Outline Week 1, End of class 5pm 24/11(assessed as part of the week 5 test)Draft Week 5, Start of class 8:00 am 8/12 (assessed as part of the Part A FinalSubmission test)Final Week 7, Start of

Is a NPSHA of 10 ft-Ibf/lbm adequate for the conditions of Question 20. Why? If 350 gpm, 412 ft-Ibf/lbm, and a 10-in. rotor are used for a fluid density of 75 lbm/tr’, the power required is __ .

Case 6c: Getting in, getting on…? misreading issues related toaccess and ethics in a small scale enterpriseTeresa Smallbone, Oxford Brookes UniversityLefteris was a Greek student studying for a one year master’s degree in InternationalManagement at a UK university. Now halfway through his course he was thinking aboutpossible dissertation topics. In his hometown in Greece, Lefteris’

Case 5c: The international marketing management decisionsof UK Ski tour operatorsAngela Roper, University of SurreyElin was in the final year of her studies in Marketing Management and had beenconsidering options for her project for sometime. She was particularly interested inresearching more about issues in International Marketing as she had gained her bestmark in a module

At N = 3,550 rpm, Q = 350 gpm, H = 412 ft-Ibf/lbm, “f] = 0.6, and P = 75 hp. Find Q, H, P, and n at 2,000 rpm (using water). In the parallel-flow network of Fig. RQ4-24, the change in head between a and b is indicated for each line. For flow rate

Case 7e: Comparing UK and French perceptions and expectations of onlinesupermarket shoppingMarie Ashwin, Ecole de Management de Normandie and Alan Hirst, London SouthBank UniversityHow did I end up here? Daniel mused as he sat staring at his computer screen. Six monthsearlier, as he left family and friends in France to complete his master’s degree on

A process in a plant requires 300 gal/min at a head increase of 72 ft-Ibf/lbm. The density of the fluid is 123lbmlfe. A Goulds standard-dimension process pump is to be used. (8) What standard Goulds 3196 pumps would be acceptable? (b) What 1,750-rpm pump would be required? 1. What would the operating efficiency be? 2.