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Week 5 Project – STAT 3001

This assignment is worth a total of 60 points.
Part I. Chi-Square Goodness of Fit Test (equal frequencies)

For a recent year the number of homicides that occurred in New York City are given in the table below. Use a 0.05 level of significance to test the claim that the homicides in NYC are equally likely to occur in each of the 12 months.

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
38 30 46 40 46 49 47 50 50 42 37 37

Instructions for performing this test in Stat Disk can be found in the Stat Disk User?s Manual under Goodness of Fit, Equal Frequencies.

Instructions Answers
1. Use the Chi-Square Goodness-of-Fit test to see if there is a difference between the frequency of homicides in different months of the year. Use a significance level of .05. Paste results here.
2. What are we trying to show here?
3. What is the p-value and what does it represent in the context of this problem?
4. State in your own words what the results of this Goodness-of-Fit test tells us.
5. Repeat the above procedure using only the summer months of Jun through Sep. Paste results here. Did you get different results? Would these results support the police commissioner?s claim that more homicides occur in the summer when the weather is nicer.

Part II. Chi-Square Goodness of Fit Test (unequal frequencies)
Acme Toy Company prints baseball cards. The company claims that 30% of the cards are rookies, 60% veterans, and 10% are All-Stars. Suppose a random sample of 100 cards has 50 rookies, 45 veterans, and 5 All-Stars. Is this consistent with Acme’s claim? Use a 0.05 level of significance. Instructions for performing this test in Stat Disk can be found in the Stat Disk User?s Manual under Goodness of Fit, Unequal Frequencies.

Instructions Answers
6. Complete the table as necessary.

[Hint: You will need to compute the observed frequencies based on the percentages for the 100 samples. Rookies Veterans All-Stars
OBSERVED 50 45 5
EXPECTED
7. Use the Chi-Square Goodness-of-Fit test for Unequal Frequencies to see if there is a difference between the observed frequencies and the expected frequencies Use a significance level of .05.
Paste results here.
8. State the null and alternative hypothesis.
9. What conclusion would you reach, given the result of your Goodness-of-Fit test? Does the data support the company?s claim?[State in your own words following the guidelines for a conclusion statement learned last week.]

Part III. Chi-Square Test of Independence

A randomized controlled trial was designed to compare the effectiveness of splinting versus surgery in the treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome. Results are given in the table below. Use a significance level of 0.01 to test the claim that success is independent of the type of treatment.

Successful Unsuccessful
Splint treatment 60 23
Surgery treatment 67 6

Hint: Instructions for performing this test in Stat Disk can be found in the Stat Disk User?s Manual under the heading Chi Square Test of Independence (Contingency Tables).

Instructions Answers
10. Just looking at the numbers in the table, what is your best guess about the relationship between type of treatment and success? Are they independent or is there a relationship?
11. Compute a Chi-Square Test of Independence on this data using a 0.01 level of significance. Paste your results here.
12. What are the null and alternative hypothesis for this test?
13. What is the p-value for this result? What does this represent?
14. State your conclusion related to the context of this problem.

Part IV. Apply this to your own situation

Using one of the above statistical tests, compose and SOLVE an actual problem from the context of your own personal or professional life. You will need to make up some data and describe which test you will use to analyze the situation. Here?s an example:

Example: Do not use this problem!!
State the problem that you are analyzing. Last year, I asked the kids in my neighborhood what kind of cookies they preferred. 50% said chocolate-chip, 20% said oatmeal-raisin, and 30% said sugar cookie. I want to see if this has changed.
Make up some data for the new situation. I asked 50 neighborhood kids what kind of cookie they preferred now and here?s what they said:

? 35 said chocolate-chip
? 5 said oatmeal-raisin
? 10 said sugar-cookie
Determine which type of Chi-Square test you will perform. Since these are unequal frequencies, I will perform a Chi-Square Goodness-of-Fit Test (Unequal Frequencies).
Specify your null and alternative hypotheses. H0: There is no difference this year in the preferences of cookies within the neighborhood kids.
H1: Things have changed.
Setup the test Chocolate-Chip Oatmeal-Raisin Sugar-Cookie
OBSERVED 35 5 10
EXPECTED 25 10 15
Perform the test Paste your STATDISK results here
State your conclusion We have evidence to believe ?.

Submit your final draft of your Word file by going to Week 5, Project, and follow the directions under Week 5 Assignment 2. Please use the naming convention “WK5Assgn2+first initial+last name” as the Submission Title.

Check
It Off! Expectations for the Week 5 Application Project:
Chi square tests 60 Points
Possible

1 _______
If you have not already done so, please take Walden?s academic integrity and TurnItIn tutorial to clarify your understanding of academic integrity issues and to learn how to avoid plagiarism. This online tutorial is available here: http://academicguides.waldenu.edu/writingcenter/undergraduate/academicintegrity

1 _______
2 _______
3 _______
4 _______
5 _______
Part 1: Goodness of fit for equal frequencies

? Paste results of chi square goodness of fit test
? Explain what test is attempting to show
? Identify and explain p value
? State results in context of problem
? Repeat procedure with modified columns

0 ? 15
points possible

1 _______
2 _______
3_______
4________
Part II: Goodness of fit (unequal frequencies)

? Complete observed and expected values table
? Copy/paste chi squared goodness of fit test results from stat disk
? State null and alternative hypothesis
? State conclusion in your own words

0 ? 15 points
possible

1 _______
2 _______
3 _______
4________
5________
Part III: Chi square test for independence

? Compare variables and make best guess related to outcome
? Complete chi square test for independence in stat disk and copy results
? State null and alternative hypothesis
? Identify p value and explain what this represents
? State conclusion in context of the problem

0 ? 20
points
possible

1 _______
2 _______
3 _______
4 _______
5 _______
6 _______
7 _______
Part IV: Create your own test

? State the problem you will be analyzing
? Make up your OWN data
? Identify type of chi square test you will use
? Specify null and alternative hypothesis
? Set up the test
? Copy/paste state disk results
? Explain conclusion in your own words

0 ? 10
points
possible

Academic Honesty
Review the class announcements and resources related to academic honesty and avoiding plagiary. Make sure that your application does not plagiarize from other authors. Recognize that whenever passages written by other authors are used in your work they must be enclosed in quotation marks and the original source must be cited. Applications demonstrating plagiary are worth zero points.

Comments Projects submitted late may be penalized as per the policy outlined in the syllabus. Please contact your instructor to discuss any late submissions Total out of 60

Porter says there are five basic forces at work in the marketplace which determine the profitability of the firm and industry. Which of the following is NOT one of these forces?

A. The extent of the rivalry within the industry
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B. The firm?s internal strengths and weaknesses
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C. Buyers of the products of the industry and firm
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D. Suppliers to the industry and firm

The industry environment includes all of the following EXCEPT:

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A. customers.
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B. suppliers.
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C. the company.
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D. competitors.

Identifying external strategic factors includes all EXCEPT:

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A. identifying likely emerging trends.
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B. assessing the probability of trends actually occurring.
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C. attempting to identify the impact of each trend on the corporation being examined.
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D. determining an approach to addressing each of the trends.

Internal analysis results in the identification of __________ factors that impact the competitive position and profitability of an organization.

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A. strategic
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B. key success
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C. competitive
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D. economic

The __________ environment relates to issues on different organizational levels. At country and industry levels, it includes issues such as taxation, monopoly legislation, and environmental laws.

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A. economic
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B. social
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C. political and legal
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D. natural

Personality type and personal interests are related to __________ segmentation.

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A. geographic
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B. demographic
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C. psychographic
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D. behavioral

__________ coalitions are those set up among firms with complementary business activities.

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A. Connex
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B. Non-connex
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C. Complementary
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D. Non- complementary

External analysis results in the identification of __________ factors that impact the competitive position and profitability of all organizations within an industry.

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A. strategic
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B. key success
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C. competitive
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D. economic

Identifying external environmental variables includes all EXCEPT __________ forces.

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A. economic
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B. technological
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C. competitive
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D. sociocultural

A(n) __________ involves identifying external environmental variables and identifying external strategic factors.

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A. strategic analysis
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B. industry review
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C. environmental scan
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D. competitive analysis

An important dimension of the __________ environment that impacts the development and use of the Internet is online usage patterns.

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A. economic
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B. social
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C. political and legal
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D. natural

Consumerism and Planned Obsolescence/Conglomerates and Market Domination

Ashford University Discussion
The purpose of this discussion is to help you understand the growing concerns surrounding consumerism and how this concept is applied to varied contexts. Prepare and post a response to the following prompts:
Describe consumerism. Describe a specific context and explain what consumerism means in the setting.
What is planned obsolescence? What role does planned obsolescence play in consumerism? Describe one product or service and explain how planned obsolescence is incorporated into its design. Note: Do not use the same product or service that a classmate has already used in a previous post.
What are your personal beliefs and biases about consumption?
Having separated your personal beliefs and biases, use ethical theories and concepts to present how you feel about consumerism and planned obsolescence as societal issues.
Conglomerates and Market Domination
Ashford University Discussion
The purpose of this discussion is to help you understand the role of corporations in the modern world while evaluating ethical aspects of corporate market domination. Prepare and post a response to the following prompts:
Describe the difference between a corporation and a conglomerate.
Consider the ethics of media conglomerates in the United States. What are the ethical advantages and disadvantages of allowing large conglomerates to control the mass media? What are alternative ways the media might be organized that would be more ethical or moral? Explain your reasoning using both concepts from the course and academic resources.

Prompt: Virtually all of Stanford’s undergraduates live on campus.

Write a note to your future roommate that reveals something about you or that will help your roommate — and us — know you better. (100 to 250 words)

Greetings future roommate!

The first thing that you might notice when you enter the dorm room is the large stash of water bottles in the corner. At the last dorm I stayed in, I had a literal open door policy – anyone could come in and chat, but most people came for the water bottles, so I feel obligated to leave them out.

As a recovering introvert who once refused to look people in the eyes, I?d love to talk. I?m a great listener – I haven?t met a single person yet whose stories didn?t interest me. But I?m not afraid to speak my mind either; I hope you won?t mind having a few debates here and there.

If you don?t feel like talking, how about a game of chess? I love playing blitz and lightning, matches that last only around one to six minutes long. It?s fun because the adrenaline from thinking of several different moves at once is exhilarating, but it?s funny because everyone makes mistakes, but we?re okay with that.

One of my previous roommates introduced me to my favorite movie of all time and I have no doubt that you?ll do something similar. That previous roommate however, also liked to blast rap music 24/7. Know that I?ll be fine with our differences – in fact, I?ll appreciate them – but I can?t guarantee I won?t troll you over them once in a while. I truly hope we?ll become great friends over the next few years.

PS: I apologize for not being more of a morning person. If you find an alarm clock randomly stowed in a corner of the room, please do not move it; I will be waking up like that for a while.

Discussion: Quality Control in Industry

Initial Disc _ 2paragraphs and 2 replies ( 1-2 paragraph each)

Control charts are monitoring schemes, widely used in operations and manufacturing environments, to determine when a process is ?in-control? and in the presence of only common-cause variation. Give an example of an application of control charts in an industrial, operations, or manufacturing setting that is different from those supplied in the overview. Discuss and share this information with your classmates.

In responding to your peers? posts, select responses that use a control chart that is different from your own. Is the process in control or out of control? Would the process be in control if Western Electric rules are considered? Explain your reasoning. Finally, consider how control charts can be applied to the final project case study.

Support your initial posts and response posts with scholarly sources cited in APA style.

1. Please Reply to the 2 post below ? 1-2 paragraph:
Control chart, also known as a Shewhart chart is a time plot measure of quality utilized to identify causes of variation (Sharpe, et al, 2015). In other words, a control chart enables data to be observed over time and leveraged for business action enabling quality improvement (Sharpe, et al, 2015).

An example of an application of control charts in a manufacturing setting would be if a car manufacturer wants to control the mean diameter of a car engine piston. An X-bar chart could be generated utilizing sample diameter measurements taken from car engine pistons being utilized for engine construction. The X-bar would plot the sample means in order to control the mean diameter of the car engine piston samples. Variations such as common-cause variation could be identified. Common-cause variation is the result of random fluctuations in the manufacturing process (Sharpe, et al, 2015). In the car engine piston scenario, common-cause variation could be a simple variation in sample diameter based on the engine piston manufacturing process. Out of control or special-cause variation could also result from the manufacturing process if quality is concentrated in short-term focus. The car manufacturer needs to make sure that a system is in place to address special-cause variation. As Sharpe, et al, states (2015), a system of analysis needs to be in place for continuous quality control.

References
Sharpe, N. R., De Veaux, R. D., & Velleman, P., F. (2015). Business Statistics (3rd ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ. Pearson Education.

REPLY ?

Quality charts are a very useful tool in the industrial and production environments, since they can definitely help companies control waste and cost by keeping track of the specifications of the product being created, and ensuring that they are the proper measurements to meet their needs. Having products created on the line that are way out of spec introduce a lot of waste since the products will probably have to be thrown out or melted back down to start again.
Companies can find out the outliers in a data group by keeping measurements on an hourly basis on the specifications of a piston that is being produced on a production line. For instance, if a company knows that they can put out 100 pistons an hour from the output of a production line, they would try and measure 1 or 2 per hour and place the measurements into a spreadsheet or database, and see what kind of variation is taking place over a period of time. Are the greatest variations coming during the night shift? Day shift? Or is there some other trend that can be seen that can be illustrated? By knowing where the problem lies, it is much easier to try and fix the problem so that it doesn’t happen again.

There are many types and approaches to using control charts, and each one has a specific use that can target a unique industry or production company. It is very important to be able to know just how closely the target specs are being kept in order to stay in business.

“The general approach to on-line quality control is straightforward: We simply extract samples of a certain size from the ongoing production process. We then produce line charts of the variability in those samples, and consider their closeness to target specifications. If a trend emerges in those lines, or if samples fall outside pre-specified limits, then we declare the process to be out of control and take action to find the cause of the problem.” (UTA.edu, 2016, p.1)

UTA.edu. (2016). Quality Control Charts. Retrieved from http://www.uta.edu/faculty/sawasthi/Statistics/stquacon.html/.

Control charts are monitoring schemes, widely used in operations and manufacturing environments, to determine when a process is ?in-control? and in the presence of only common-cause variation. Give an example of an application of control charts in an industrial, operations, or manufacturing setting that is different from those supplied in the overview. Discuss and share this information with your classmates.

In responding to your peers? posts, select responses that use a control chart that is different from your own. Is the process in control or out of control? Would the process be in control if Western Electric rules are considered? Explain your reasoning. Finally, consider how control charts can be applied to the final project case study.

Support your initial posts and response posts with scholarly sources cited in APA style.

1. Please Reply to the 2 post below ? 1-2 paragraph:
Control chart, also known as a Shewhart chart is a time plot measure of quality utilized to identify causes of variation (Sharpe, et al, 2015). In other words, a control chart enables data to be observed over time and leveraged for business action enabling quality improvement (Sharpe, et al, 2015).

An example of an application of control charts in a manufacturing setting would be if a car manufacturer wants to control the mean diameter of a car engine piston. An X-bar chart could be generated utilizing sample diameter measurements taken from car engine pistons being utilized for engine construction. The X-bar would plot the sample means in order to control the mean diameter of the car engine piston samples. Variations such as common-cause variation could be identified. Common-cause variation is the result of random fluctuations in the manufacturing process (Sharpe, et al, 2015). In the car engine piston scenario, common-cause variation could be a simple variation in sample diameter based on the engine piston manufacturing process. Out of control or special-cause variation could also result from the manufacturing process if quality is concentrated in short-term focus. The car manufacturer needs to make sure that a system is in place to address special-cause variation. As Sharpe, et al, states (2015), a system of analysis needs to be in place for continuous quality control.

References
Sharpe, N. R., De Veaux, R. D., & Velleman, P., F. (2015). Business Statistics (3rd ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ. Pearson Education.

REPLY ?

Quality charts are a very useful tool in the industrial and production environments, since they can definitely help companies control waste and cost by keeping track of the specifications of the product being created, and ensuring that they are the proper measurements to meet their needs. Having products created on the line that are way out of spec introduce a lot of waste since the products will probably have to be thrown out or melted back down to start again.
Companies can find out the outliers in a data group by keeping measurements on an hourly basis on the specifications of a piston that is being produced on a production line. For instance, if a company knows that they can put out 100 pistons an hour from the output of a production line, they would try and measure 1 or 2 per hour and place the measurements into a spreadsheet or database, and see what kind of variation is taking place over a period of time. Are the greatest variations coming during the night shift? Day shift? Or is there some other trend that can be seen that can be illustrated? By knowing where the problem lies, it is much easier to try and fix the problem so that it doesn’t happen again.

There are many types and approaches to using control charts, and each one has a specific use that can target a unique industry or production company. It is very important to be able to know just how closely the target specs are being kept in order to stay in business.

“The general approach to on-line quality control is straightforward: We simply extract samples of a certain size from the ongoing production process. We then produce line charts of the variability in those samples, and consider their closeness to target specifications. If a trend emerges in those lines, or if samples fall outside pre-specified limits, then we declare the process to be out of control and take action to find the cause of the problem.” (UTA.edu, 2016, p.1)

UTA.edu. (2016). Quality Control Charts. Retrieved from http://www.uta.edu/faculty/sawasthi/Statistics/stquacon.html/.

accounting?accounting information system subject

Description
it is a home work about a small local coffee shop? regarding my subject in accounting information systemyou
will see the file i attached with note & instruftions
there are four paragraphs
the first one is strategy & strategy position just edit it for me in good way and i have a note in *varaitey & needs
based strategy* if u can support it for me in more one sentences by just imagine it is a small coffee shop in ur
country and it is neither varaitey nor needs based!
second paragraph about revenue cycle
just write it in a narrtive story style
third paragraph IT (the same as up))
and conclusion

Strategy and strategic position :
Jumo?s strategy neither differentiation nor cost leadership.

? Why not differentiation?
Jumo are not different than any other coffee shop with serving drinks and desserts. Therefore, comparing to their products with other coffee shops, you can find the same type and similar taste. Therefore, they do not add any new value neither by the taste and service.

? Why not cost leadership?
Jumo coffee prices isn?t anything special when you compare their prices to other coffee shops. Furthermore, their cost might be a little bit cheaper but still have many other coffee shops that are the same or less price and with same quality.

Strategic position:
Jumo?s strategic position couldn?t be identified while taking into consideration all of need, variety and access based strategies.

? Why not need-based strategy? ((can you support me more why it is can not be need based startegy , u have overall information about it,, soin your opinion it can not bee need based because of??
It is true that Jumo?s idea was to deliver tradition yet quiet place but, that idea changed when they open their new location stores and into malls and crowd.

? Why not variety-based strategy? (( can u tell em more it not a variety based startegy ??))
Jumo deliver coffee for those who love coffee, however, they add support for other demands that customers in search for like desserts and sweeties while having coffee.
? Why not access-based strategy?
The idea of access-based strategy is to have the store all around the area, Jumo doesn?t have that many stores to classify as access-based because of their limitation on location spots.

The Revenue Cycle: ( the doctor want to write in in narrative way, he consider that in comings parts also and all parts here)

Old Draft
Jumo`s revenue cycle contains (consist) of two ways. The first way at the time the customer walks on to the coffee shop and make the order on spot. The clerk enters the transaction into the POS system via the register keypad, and a record of the sale is added to the sales journal in real time. The sale is also recorded on a two-part copy paper tape. One copy is given to the customer as a receipt and the other is secured internally within the register.The order goes to the point-of-sale (POS) system and reaches the kitchen’s POS System, the staff start working on the order after receiving a sale order via system at the same time the customer move from the ordering to receiving station to pick the order. POS system will help Jumo run smoothly because orders will be correct, inventory levels will be monitored. However, POS software records each sale when it happened, so the inventory records are always up-to-date. Jumo will get much more information about the sale, costs, and profits by each individual inventory item.

The second way, as we mentioned that the main business of Jumo is based on roasted coffee.
They provide yearly contract for supplying coffee beans, customers can sign a contract for one
year, then they can order weekly the mentioned quantity to be roasted, and the payment must
happened in advance by cash or check. When the customer place an order via email, and after
receiving the payment, by communication manager barista receives the stock release copy of the sales order and use this to locate the inventory ((to check the inventory
availability to start roasting, and after checking , barista starts roasting coffee beans that ordered by customer to be packed and ready to deliver)) the picking ticket document generated to inventory ( which is the roasting beans) and stock release are then sent to delievry. The driver will check the correct quantities to the customer .
Juma recognized revenue when the customers paid their orders. Finally, the accountant would then compare the cash received with the order forms and sales journals of the day. The cash then goes to the owner who determines whether to deposit the amount in the bank or not.Periodically the accountant summarizes all transcations into a journal register.

The use of information technology in their current operation and suggestion for enhancing:
( here down my old draft, my doctor did not like it and note: I need you to talk more about controls, security of the system from the point of view of auditors) ???!!!!!
Our client does use simple technologies in their business processes, JUMO used email which to send a purchase order to the suppliers about the inventory that is needed and to receive the sale orders to supply other businesses with roasted coffee beans. Moreover, JUMO used POS software to records each sale when it occurred in caffee, so will get much more information about the sale.Therefore, we may suggest that the company use NFC, or near field communication, is a way to make payment using a Smartphone via a wireless connection that uses radio waves. The customer simply swipes the phone near to a sensor in a payment terminal and the money is immediately deducted from their account.
We may suggest PC- based accounting system. PC applications tend to be general purpose systems that serve wide range of needs. This staretgy allowssoftware vendors to mass-produce low-cost and error-free standard products. Not surprisingly, PC accounting systems are popular with smaller firms, which use them to automate and replace manual systems and thus become more effiecnt and competitive.

Internal Controls
COSO internal control integrated framework discusses 5 inter-related components of internal control systems: control environment, risk assessment, control activities, information and communications, monitoring.

Control environment

The control environment includes the following areas:
? Integrity and ethical behavior: Jumo tries to impose integrity and ethical behavior within the firm by creating mutual respectful communication throughout the different staff level.
? Commitment to competence: Jumo is committed to hiring competent employees and spend adequate time in training them.
? Board of Directors and audit committee participations: This point is not applicable within Jumo.
? Management philosophy and operating style: Jumo policy revolves around providing the best delivery service by ensuring that each employee within the firm is performing their responsibility to the best of their ability.
? Organization structure: Jumo structure is based on decentralized operations where the owner is involved in all aspects of the business. Each staff level is responsible to supervise the lower staff level.
? Assignment of authority and responsibility: Each employee has his own responsibility to fulfill since duties are segregated within Jumo.

? Human resource policies and practices: Jumo does not have an official policy for HR, however, it in officially tries to impose a good working environment for its employees.
Suggested solution: Jumo should consider creating an official policy for HR in order to enforce strict rules that should be followed by all employees. It should maintain an environment that promotes integrity and ethical behavior at all times.

Risk assessment
Jumo assess on a regular basis the risk it may face due to its operations. When risks are identified Jumo tries to find a solution in order to eliminate them by imposing new/additional policies.
Suggested solution: Jumo should continue to assess risk on an ongoing basis and try to reduce the chance of risk by imposing rules that can mitigate risks.
Information and Communications
The information system of Jumo is somewhat adequate as they identify and record all business events on a timely basis, measure the proper monetary value of each event, and determine the time period in which events occurred. The communication within Jumo is also adequate since each employee understands their responsibility and role pertaining to internal control.
Suggested solution: As mentioned previously Jumo should implement an enterprise information system in order to facilitate data transformation and communication within the firm. Monitoring: Jumo tries to assess the quality of its internal control performance over time and take the necessary corrective actions. There is no solution to this area; Jumo should continue to monitor its activities on an ongoing process.

Conclusion and Lesson Learned
One might imagine that a business process is easy to understand but in reality creating an optimal process is more complex. Business policies and procedures all depend on how the business process will be implemented.
From this project we were able to analyze a business process internally and externally. By breaking down the company into detailed business cycles we were able to better understand its operations and helped the business improve on it. Furthermore, we implemented the business processes using a rational database (access). This helped us understand the importance of having an enterprise system and a proper business process that reflects the true nature of the firm.

Law and its relationship to ethics in the Qur’an and the Confucian Analects

Description
The number of sources is not defined. There are no specific requirements other than to evaluate on the topic, and
self?analysis aside from using sources.

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What are the major differences (and why did those differences occur) in two speeches given by President Woodrow Wilson on World War I and the peace to end that war. The first, ?A World League of Peace? January 22, 1917, was delivered before the US entered WWI (www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/index.php?pid=65396). The
Second, ?Address to a Joint Session of Congress on the Conditions of Peace? [The 14 Points Speech] was given on January 8, 1918, when the US had joined with Britain and France to fight Germany (www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/index.php?pid=65405).

Internal Building security

Description
Your security firm has contracted with a development company for a new industrial building currently under
construction. It is your firm?s job to create an internal building security proposal for the new building.
Write a proposal for the internal building security in which you address the following:
Access control
Surveillance
Protection of high?value areas

Edu 3103 Week 5 Discussion:Describe new information you learned about young children and aggression that you consider essential for early childhood professionals to know. Explain your reasoning,

Describe new information you learned about young children and aggression that you consider essential for early childhood professionals to know. Explain your reasoning, citing your sources.

Recommend an article/articles you read and/or explain why you would not recommend specific articles.

Share one way that early childhood professionals can act as advocates to help protect young children from influences that promote aggression. Cite your sources.

Using the CSU Online Library and other disciplinary resources, research how qualitative research is used in your field. Using this information, write an essay that describes how qualitative research tools can be used to aid in decision making within your

Using the CSU Online Library and other disciplinary resources, research how qualitative research is used in your field. Using this information, write an essay that describes how qualitative research tools can be used to aid in decision making within your field. Be sure your essay addresses the following questions/topics:
Describe specific qualitative methods and tools that could be used within your discipline to gather data. Include your rationale.
Evaluate their effectiveness with respect to certain areas within your discipline.
Include company or organizational examples within your essay, as relevant.
In your opinion, what is the future of qualitative research both within your discipline and in general?
Your APA-formatted response must be a minimum of three pages (not including the title page and the reference page) and must include an introduction, a thesis statement (concise summary of the main point of the paper), and a clear discussion of the questions/topics above. Your response must include a minimum of two credible references. All sources used must be referenced; paraphrased and quoted material must have accompanying citations.