In many poems, the author may use figurative language (metaphors and similes) and imagery in order to add meaning to the few words used. Write an essay analyzing figurative language or any of the elements we have studied: theme, symbolism, tone, setting, point of view, character, or structure.

When quoting from a poem, use a slash (/) to denote a new line. In the in-text citation, write only the line numbers: Shakespeare begins the poem by contrasting his lovers physical traits from those things that are conventionally thought to be beautiful: My mistress eyes are nothing like the sun;/ Coral is far more red than her lips red; (lines 1-2). His use of similes adds. . .If quoting four or more lines, use a block quotation. My mistress eyes are nothing like the sun; Coral is far more red than her lips red; If snow be white, why then her breasts are dun; If hairs be wires, black wires grow on her head. (1-4)
The poem I choose to write about is by Shakespeare is called Venus and Adonis . You will need to read it and follow the prompt please no pleagerism .

Evaluate the influence of operations functions on generating value for a firm and its customers

The final project for this course is the creation of a comprehensive case study analysis. Every businesswhether a beauty salon, automobile manufacturer, or
professional baseball teamhas an operations component that creates goods and services by transforming inputs into outputs. There are a wide variety of tools and techniques that operations managers draw upon to increase efficiency and effectiveness, creating value for customers. Operations management professionals are in high demand across a variety of industries. Having basic knowledge of operations functions and their integration capabilities is critically important in the world of business. For example, applying the limitations of production in marketing and sales is a routine task. Managing the equipment and supplies needs of operations management is a basic skill looked for in finance and accounting workers.
For your final assessment in this course, you will analyze a case study that addresses several key operations management fundamentals. You will use the tools and techniques that operations managers use and incorporate your instructors feedback into the final summative analysis. You will address the typical problems that operations managers face using the knowledge you have gained from this course. Finally, you will discuss the emerging concepts of sustainability in business management, specifically the topics of corporate responsibility and environmental compliance.
The project is divided into three milestones, which will be submitted at various points throughout the course to scaffold learning and ensure quality final submissions. These milestones will be submitted in Modules Two, Four, and Five. The final project is due in Module Seven.
In this assignment, you will demonstrate your mastery of the following course outcomes:

Explain theories and techniques used by operations managers for informing production processes
Accurately apply problem-solving and decision-making skills to real-world problems using quantitative and qualitative methodologies
Integrate emerging principles into operations management functions by addressing corporate responsibility and environmental sustainability
Prompt
Using the knowledge you have gained from this course, you will write a comprehensive analysis of the Nissan case study we have been analyzing throughout this course by addressing the critical elements below.
Imagine that you are hired into the role of the operations manager at the company described in the case study. Although there are many issues facing the company, you have some experience and are well qualified to provide direction in solving these problems. To address many of the questions below, you will want to review your submissions from previous modules and incorporate instructor feedback. Using the case study, course materials, and outside sources, prepare a cohesive case study analysis for submission as one document.

Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed:
I.
Generating Value
A. Evaluate how the company in the case study uses operations management functions to provide products and generate value for its customers.
Support your claims with examples from the case study or outside sources.
B. Assess how this company achieves a competitive advantage using operations management. Provide examples found in the case study or outside
sources to support your reasoning.
C. Compare and contrast service operations and manufacturing operations at the company in the case study. How are they the same? How do they
differ? How does each of these operations provide value for their customers?
Theories and Techniques
A. Explain how gross-to-net calculations are processed for material requirements planning (MRP). What specific input files would the company in
the case study need to include in this process for a successful MRP? How would you use the MRP information to improve the operations as the
manager of this company?
B. Compare and contrast the critical path method (CPM) and the program evaluation and review technique (PERT). What types of projects at this
company would favor PERT over CPM? Why? What types of projects at this company would favor CPM over PERT? Why?
C. Explain the four primary priority rules for job sequencing. In what instances at the company might each rule be most advantageous? When
would each rule be most disadvantageous? Support your claims with citations from your textbook or outside sources.
D. Explain the five steps of the theory of constraints (TOC) process. To what processes might the company in the case study apply TOC? Why would
applying TOC to these processes be advantageous?
E. Explain the steps used to develop a forecasting system. How would these steps be specifically utilized by this company? What do you predict
would be the result of implementing a forecasting system for the top-selling product line at this company?
F. List the major categories of supply chain risk and associated risk-reduction tactics. How could the company mitigate exposure to supply chain
disruptions caused by natural disasters? For example, consider the 2011 earthquake and tsunami that devastated parts of Japan.
G. Summarize the following theories: just in time (JIT), Toyota Production System (TPS), and Lean. How are these concepts related? Describe the
advantages and disadvantages for using each of these concepts at the company presented in the case study.
H. Describe how total quality management (TQM) principles and tools can be used to improve quality in the latest line of products in the context of
the case study.
Data Analysis
A. Draw a hypothetical process (time-function) map for producing a recently released (within the past two years) product manufactured by the company. As an operations manager, how will you use the value map? Be sure to include your process map within your case study analysis.
B. Draw a cause-and-effect diagram that assesses why some of the companys supply chain partners might have struggled to implement some of the companys newly developed materials. Summarize your findings from the diagram.
C. Considering the data and options below, determine where the company should locate its new manufacturing plant. Explain why this would be the favorable location.

IV. Sustainability
A. Describe how the emerging concept of the triple bottom line can be used to enhance operations management at the company. Be sure to
address each component of the triple bottom line.
B. Explain how the company integrates ISO 14000 standards in its manufacturing plants. Support your explanation with citations from your textbook
or outside sources.
C. Describe ways through which the company can integrate corporate responsibility principles into their operations. Which of these do you believe
to be the most effective? Why? Support your opinions with citations from your textbook or outside sources.
Milestones
Milestone One: Managing Operations
In Module Two, you will submit a managing operations case study analysis, which evaluates how Nissan uses operations management functions to provide products and generate value for its customers and how it achieves a competitive advantage using operations management, among other critical elements. To complete this milestone, you will use the Nissan case study, your own independent research, and the course materials. This milestone is graded with the Milestone One Rubric.
Milestone Two: Quality, Process, and Location Analysis
In Module Four, you will submit a quality, process, and location analysis case study analysis that addresses the typical problems that operations managers face. To complete this milestone, you will use the Nissan case study, your own independent research, and the course materials. This milestone is graded with the Milestone Two Rubric.
Milestone Three: Sustaining Operations
In Module Five, you will submit a sustaining operations case study analysis that discusses the emerging concepts of sustainability in business management, specifically the topics of corporate responsibility and environmental compliance. To complete this milestone, you will use the Nissan case study, your own independent research, and the course materials. This milestone is graded with the Milestone Three Rubric.
Final Submission: Comprehensive Case Study Analysis
In Module Seven, you will submit your final comprehensive case study analysis. It should be a complete, polished artifact containing all of the critical elements of the final product. It should reflect the incorporation of feedback gained throughout the course. If you have not included it already, be sure that this final submission includes an introduction section, which provides an overview of the company and some of the key challenges that it is facing. Also, be sure to include a summary/conclusion section that highlights some of your most important recommendations for improving operations at the company. This will be graded using the Final Project Rubric.

What efforts might you undertake to increase the unfreezing so that Sam is more willing to actively participate in such a planned change effort?.

1.Review Learning Exercise 8.3 – Using Change Strategies to Increase Sam’s Compliance (located in Chapter 8 of the textbook)
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2.Answer the following questions: a.What change strategy or combination thereof (rational-empirical, normative-reedeucative or power-coercive) do you believe has the greatest likelihood of increasing Sam’s compliance?.
b.How could you use this strategy?.
c.Who would be involved in this change effort?.

Compare and contrast the music of three prominent film composers active since 1960.

Choose three composers discussed since the midterm exam. One of your
choices may be selected from the group project presentations.
For each composer, watch a film discussed in class and analyze the role of
music in that film referring to at least two specific cues per film.
The essay should be in the form of a five-paragraph essay, single spaced in
a 12 point font and approximately 2 pages in length.
The introduction should summarize similarities in musical approach
(training, style, instrumentation, techniques etc.) and the conclusion
should emphasize differences.
Cue titles should be placed in quotations and film titles should be Italicized
and include the year of release. Example: A Knife in the Dark from The
Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (italics)(2001)
A good essay will demonstrate knowledge of material discussed in class
and include some original observations.
If your paper includes references to published sources including books,
reviews, or websites, it must include citations and a bibliography formatted
according to the Chicago Manual of Style

Choose three composers discussed since the midterm exam. One of your choices may be selected from the group project presentations.

For each composer, watch a film discussed in class and analyze the role of
music in that film referring to at least two specific cues per film.
The essay should be in the form of a five-paragraph essay, single spaced in
a 12 point font and approximately 2 pages in length.
The introduction should summarize similarities in musical approach
(training, style, instrumentation, techniques etc.) and the conclusion
should emphasize differences.
Cue titles should be placed in quotations and film titles should be Italicized
and include the year of release. Example: A Knife in the Dark from The
Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)
A good essay will demonstrate knowledge of material discussed in class
and include some original observations.
If your paper includes references to published sources including books,
reviews, or websites, it must include citations and a bibliography formatted
according to the Chicago Manual of Style

describe what your project is about in relation to how it meets the criteria of understanding human behavior.2.in three sentences, identify the specific type of political or social issue you are bringing awareness to?3.Using APA format list the citation at least three references that you used in the completion of this assignment.

describe what your project is about in relation to how it meets the criteria of understanding human behavior.2.in three sentences, identify the specific type of political or social issue you are bringing awareness to?3.Using APA format list the citation at least three references that you used in the completion of this assignment.

Research and Document the London Conference and White Paper of 1939 (not the 1866) between Britain and the people living in British mandated Palestine, the growing population of Jewish people, and the Arab people in terms of the following:

a)What were the expectations from the conference for the outcomes of each party?
b)What had to be done to get members to attend the conference?
c)What was the outcome of the conference?In your assessment and research, what will it take to bring peace to Israel? (thesis statement must answer this question clearly)**this is an analytical research paper so it must offer a fresh look at this issueFormat:
1.Introduction(introduce the general topic in an interesting way (hook), then start to introduce the three questions which will be the three topics for the body of the essay, and then end with a clear and concise THESIS STATEMENT that should answer your question: what will it take to bring peace to Israel)**please underline it for me so I can see it**2.Body Paragraphs: should be research based on the three questions but must back up the thesis statement–all statements must be supported by evidence/facts but must be followed by commentary of your own to make it unique3.Conclusion(start by restating the thesis statement in other words, then summarize the three points from the body paragraphs, end with a broad note by emphasizing the larger implication of the findings. The goal of the conclusion is to answer the question “so what”; the reader must feel like they have come away with something or have learnt something new)