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1 Assignment Front Sheet Code Module title Level Lecturer Student Number Student Name 4MA009 Computer Aided Design 4 AdrianoCerminaraJonathanRackleyMuhammadSayed Assessment Title: CAD Coursework Date Issued: 14/11/2020 Assignment Deadline: 18th December 2020 Date of Received Submission: 2 Task L.O.Code Learning Outcome Criteria Q1, Q2,Q4 1 Understand the elements and structure of typical design report Q1, Q3,Q4

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BCO313 NEGOTIATION FINAL ASSESSMENT Task brief & rubricsTask Individual written Assignment Material:o Case titled “HOW GIVING FACE CAN BREW SUCCESS” (Rob March) page 2 Answer ALL the following questions:1. List which players had BATNAs and explain how determining this was in the negotiation.2. What does this case study teach us about entrapment?3. What advice would

37242 Optimisation in Quantitative Management(part 2)Let A be a square n × n matrix. Then the following statements areequivalent.I A is an invertible matrix.I Using elementary row operations A can be transformed into In.I The equation Ax = 0 has only the trivial solution.I The columns in A are linearly independent.I A is a product

37242 Optimisation in Quantitative Management(part 3)The theorem bellow was one of the exercises in Lecture Notes(part 1).Theorem 1Let v1, …, vk be linearly independent m-vectors and w be anm-vector such that, for some scalars α1, …, αk,α1v1 + ::: + αkvk = w: (1)If αi 6= 0, then the set of vectors, obtained from the

學生姓名 Student Name 聯絡電話 Contact Number 科目名稱及編號 Module Code & Name N5E22 Group Project 講師姓名 Lecturer Dr. Kwan 第一次上課日期 1st lesson Date 01/12/2018 派發日期 2nd lesson Date 08/12/2018 遞交期限 Submission Deadline 03/06/2019 功課交收紀錄Assignment Submission Records 日期Date 負責同事staff signature 日期/題目REDO Date/Remarks(由導師填寫) 1/ Student – 1st Submission 2/ Lecturer – 1st Take Away 3/ Lecturer – 1st

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Coursework – Module PDE2730-Business Processes & procurement ManagementModule Leader: Dr Homeira ShayestehOctober 2019Page 1 of 6Project 1 and 2: MDX Living Pavilion enclosure: Design and deliverelements of enclosure for Pavilion________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________1. IntroductionDepending on the outcome of first year, and based on a post-occupancy evaluation (POE) you willconduct, you are required to design and deliver elements of