Explain the cause and effect between the factor and environment.

Operations Management is the management of systems or processes that create goods or provide services.

For example, when a company wants to operate smoothly, grow their business, satisfy customers, and make money, operations management is at work. Customer service, global competition, productivity, and quality are all parts of operations management. Globalization is required for a company to expand to a larger market. Productivity and quality must be at a maximum for the business to make the most money possible.

All businesses have a supply chain. A supply chain is a process that is put in place by a company in order to gather materials produce and distribute their product. The supply chain can include the businesses’ facilities, functions, and activities. The supply chain sequence begins with raw materials and concludes with the final product that the customer buys.

There are three types if interrelated processes that a business is composed of: 1) Upper management processes, 2) operational processes, and 3) supporting processes.

 

Using the information that you learned in the activity for the Business Environment Process, write a 1-2 page paper in which you choose one of the business process categories and identify some of the business environmental factors that affect that category. Use specific examples about how some of the factors impact the process. Explain the cause and effect between the factor and environment.

Describe three or more ways that your knowledge about language acquisition and development has increased.

  • Describe three or more ways that your knowledge about language acquisition and development has increased.
  • Summarize three or more insights you have gained about young children in relation to language acquisition and development.
  • Identify any misconceptions or assumptions you held about language development that were dispelled in this course, and explain how and why each was dispelled.
  • Reflect on the four observations and interviews you conducted during the course. In what ways, did these firsthand experiences demonstrate for you the uniqueness of the process of language development? Use specific examples from the observations and interviews to support your response.

Assignment length: 1–2 pages

 

 

  • Part 1 (Week 2): Observing an Infant or Toddler Interacting with an Important Adult

    You will observe a young child in one of the three stages of language development: prelinguistic (using sounds and gestures), phonological (transitioning from sounds to speech), or semantic (learning the meanings of words). Then, you will interview the parent or caregiver about the child’s language development. The goal of this assignment is to observe the child’s means of communication and apply what you have learned about how important adults can foster language development in very young children.

  • Part 2 (Week 3): Observing a Preschooler’s Communicative Competence

    You will observe a young child 3–5years old using language. The goal of this assignment is to look for evidence of the child’s communicative competence using specific measures, and consider how important adults can foster one or more aspects of the child’s communicative competence.

  • Part 3 (Week 4): Interview on Second Language Learning

    You will interview an older student or adult who is bilingual about the experience of learning English as a second language; or you will interview a teacher of young English language learners (ELL) or a foreign language teacher about children’s experiences in learning a second language. The goal is to increase your understanding of the experience of learning and using English and another language.

  • Part 4 (Week 5): Interview on Developmental Leaps and Lags in Language Learning

    You will interview an early childhood teacher or a speech pathologist on the topic of language development to find out more about children whose language is delayed or who have atypical language development; or you will interview the parent of a child with a language delay or atypical language development. The goal is to expand your understanding of developmental differences in language development, or atypical language development caused by a specific condition or communication disorder, and the impact on children and families.

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Required Resources

 

  • Course Text: The Development of Language
    • Review Chapter 5, “Putting Words Together,” for key content about how children’s speech develops into complex sentences.
    • Chapter 8, “Variations in Language Development; Implications for Research and Theory”
    • Chapter 9, “Atypical Language Development”
  • Online Reading: Week 5 Reading (PDF)

    Used by permission.

  • Web Sites on Specific Conditions That Impact Speech and Language

    Note: For this week’s Discussion, become familiar with at least two types of the following conditions that impact speech and language.

  • Required Resources
    • Course Text: The Development of Language
      • Chapter 4, “Semantic Development”
        • Read “Assessing Vocabulary in Bilingual Children” (pp. 105–106)
        • Read “Word-Meaning Awareness: Humor, Metaphor, and Irony” (pp. 108–109)
      • Chapter 8, “Variation in Language Development: Implications for Research and Theory”

Is those specific activities beneficial to the organizations?

Businesses are subjected to many internal and external pressures. Some internal pressures include stability (in accordance to finances), organizational structure, politics, and the number of resources. Some external pressures include the health of the economy, political and legal factors, and stakeholders.

As the pressures of the business environment increase, what are some response activities that organizations use? What about these specific activities is beneficial to the organizations?

 

 

Describe a physical trait you possess that you could potentially pass on to your own children.

  • Describe a physical trait you possess that you could potentially pass on to your own children. Using what you learned from the Inheritance of Individual Traits animation, consider the following. Let’s pretend you have 4 children, and 2 of the 4 children also possess your characteristic. Meanwhile the other biological parent of your children does not possess the trait.
  • Do you think this trait could be dominant or recessive?
  • Based upon your response, describe why it would or would not be possible for this trait to “skip” a generation.
  • Patterns of inheritance within organisms like pea plants, fruit flies, mice, and others are somewhat easy to determine since we can easily control their mating practices. Apart from controlling who mates with who, what other characteristics make species like these ideal for studying genetics?
  • What are some of the challenges when studying human inheritance of traits like the one you chose for this scenario?

Discussion Topic Option II:

  • Describe a health problem that you believe has a genetic component (at least partially inherited). Would you be interested in having genetic testing to determine whether you carry a genetic mutation for a particular disorder or a genetic predisposition for a disease? Why/why not? What are the advantages and disadvantages of determining your predisposition?
  • Using the resources provided in the prompt and in the unit’s web resources, explore the current state of research for the health problem you described above. If you did not identify an inherited health condition within your family, then choose a disease that interests you or impacts a friend or other family member.
  • Focus only on one of the following as they relate to the genetics of the disease.
  • Share what you learn regarding research into the disease and look for similarities between the diseases you and your classmates describe:
    • Cause
    • Testing/Screening/Prevention
    • Treatments/Therapies/Cures

Describe what the industry group is like in your own words with support from any outside source information you have found.

Defining and understanding the elements of a group culture is essential to forging a professional identity either online or in person. These elements are important because they reflect how professionals interact, whether online or in person.

An industrial or workplace culture consists of different occupations, roles and statuses. A hospital is an excellent example of a number of people working in close proximity representing different occupational groups. Patients, nurses, health care specialists, surgeons, administrators, security, and support staff groups all function together but may be identified by their equipment, behaviors and language, and the tools and training used to get their work completed.

In this Assignment, you will write a descriptive report about the industry culture of a group of people within the workplace, preferably your career field industry culture. Please note that this focus should not be on racial or ethnic cultures.

Assignment Instructions

Search using individual internet research and complete an essay (in at least 250 words), that investigates a cultural group in your desired field. Describe what the industry group is like in your own words with support from any outside source information you have found. Be sure to cite and reference in APA format any outside sources you have used.

Save your Assignment in MS Word format and submit it in the Dropbox for Unit 7 Assignment. When you are ready to submit it, go to the Dropbox and complete the steps below:

What ownership levels should PS2 assume for each option?

Read the case study located on page 310 of the section titled Case Studies in your textbook and prepare a 4-6-page report in Microsoft, based on the following situation:

Entrepreneurial firm, PS2, has been presented with two opportunities to significantly expand their business in China. Paul Antle, President and CEO of PS2, has come to you asking for your advice regarding these opportunities. Review the information available to you in the case and write a response to Mr. Antle’s questions:

  • Should PS2 enter the Chinese market?
  • Which opportunity should PS2 pursue?
  • Could PS2 pursue both opportunities? Should they?
  • Did PS2 possess the required resources and capabilities to pursue an equity-based entry?
  • What ownership levels should PS2 assume for each option?

As you respond to each question, be sure that you explain the major issues that need to be considered. For example, what should be considered when thinking about entering the Chinese market?

Support your responses with examples.

Cite any sources in APA format.

Submission Details

Name your document SU_MGT4070_W4_A2_LastName_FirstInitial.doc.

Submit your document to the W4 Assignment 2 Dropbox by Tuesday, October 13, 2015.

Compare and contrast the advantages and disadvantages of opening the business as a sole proprietorship and a franchise.

1. Jones sued Windell Hotels, Inc. for negligence to recover damages for his injuries resulting from the fall in the Cabo Mar hotel.

Will Jones likely be successful in the negligence lawsuit against Windell Hotels? Explain fully why or why not.

 

2. Clarkson and Lee did not have a contract, but Clarkson completed extensive landscaping in Lee’s yard by mistake while Lee was away on vacation. Clarkson sent Lee a bill for the landscaping service but Lee refused to pay.

Determine the likely result if Clark sues Li to recover the costs of the landscaping.

 

3. Racer contracted in writing to drive Owner’s one-of-a-kind, specially designed championship race car in the Miami 500 Race on July 15 for a fee of $2500. On July 1, the race car was destroyed in an accidental fire in a storage warehouse where the race car was being stored prior to the race. Owner owns no other race cars, so Owner considered the contract discharged. Racer claimed that she is still entitled to the $2500 fee because she and Owner had a valid enforceable contract.

Compare and contrast the rights and obligations of Racer and Owner under the contract as of July 1.

 

4. Compare and contrast the rights and possible liabilities for a merchant selling goods in “As Is” condition with the rights and possible liabilities for selling goods with an express warranty stating, “This product is quality Grade A”.

 

5.   Aaron plans to open Aaron’s Pet Supplies, a pet supplies outlet, and plans to hire 2 part-time employees. Aaron will invest only his own money in the business. He does not expect to make any profit for at least 2 years and to make very little profit for the next 3 years after the first 2 years. He does expect to make a profit eventually.

Which form of business organization is most appropriate and easiest for Aaron to use in opening his pet store – and why? (there is only one correct answer)

 

6. There are extensive federal regulations governing airplanes and pilots. Assume that the state of New York passed a statute containing numerous requirements, some conflicting with federal regulations, covering operation of airplanes and licensing of airplane pilots.

If the New York state statue is challenged as being unconstitutional, what is the likely result? Describe the applicable law and rationale for your conclusion.

 

7. Fran, Joe, and Mike formed a general partnership to operate a flower shop called Fresher Flowers. One of Fran’s jobs is to make deliveries using the partnership truck. In one such delivery, Fran negligently ran a stop sign, striking a car driven by Peggy, causing damage to the car and injury to Peggy.

 

Analyze and describe (1) the personal liability of Fran, Joe, and Mike, (2) the liability of the partnership, Fresher Flowers.

 

8. Mark plans to open a barbeque restaurant. He can either open the business as a sole proprietorship or obtain a franchise for “Smokin’ Hot Bar-B-Q”.

Compare and contrast the advantages and disadvantages of opening the business as a sole proprietorship and a franchise.

 

9.

Leon, a bank vice president, joined Fitness Center, Inc. (FC). He signed a contract for the membership. The contract stated, among other things, an exculpatory clause that FC…

“shall not be liable for any claim, demand, cause of action of any kind whatsoever for, or on account of death, personal injury, property damage or loss of any kind resulting from or related to Member’s use of facilities or participation in any sport, exercise or activity within the club premises…”

While working out at FC, Leon sustained back injuries when a treadmill on which he was walking suddenly collapsed at FC. Leon sued FC for his injuries.

Discuss:

a. Is the exculpatory clause in the contract valid or invalid in Leon’s case and why?

b. Possible product liability claim(s) for which Leon could sue FC and why product liability claims might be applicable to this case

c. Possible ordinary (non-product liability) negligence claim for which Leon could sue FC and why a negligence claim might be applicable to this case

d. The likely outcome if Leon sues FC under product liability

e. The likely outcome if Leon sues FC under ordinary negligence

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Describe the family, and the trouble they had at this stage.

Write briefly in response to the following,using your text and one other reference (preferably from the APUS online library)and citing both in APA format. Your paper should be 1200 – 1500 words long, with no more than 50 words as direct quotes from a source.

Think about a time a family you know (maybe your own, maybe someone else’s family, maybe a fictional family) that had trouble getting through a particular life cycle stage.

  1. Describe the family, and the trouble they had at this stage. How satisfactory was the way they dealt with this difficulty, in your opinion?(No more than 500 words)
  2. Using published research to support your point of view, explain how are they like other families during this life cycle stage. How are they different?
  3. Using published research to support your point of view, how common are these difficulties for families at this stage of development?

 

Discuss the cultural or traditional issues that could arise at this time.

o complete this assignment, read through the scenario below and address the specific questions and issues indicated. Review the “Introduction to the Miller Family” document for specific information on each member of the family.

Grandmother Ella has been dealing with cancer for years now and has tried alternative remedies and juicing.  She went into remission for some time, but now the cancer has returned and she is in the hospital.  Her husband, of American Indian descent, has his ideas about what needs to be done as Ella comes to the end of her life.  Ella has her preferences, though she is now so weak that she has given up in many ways.  The family members are each experiencing their own fears and are grieving as they face the loss that will occur as Ella’s life comes to a close.  Ella prefers to die at home and has felt stressed by the discord and discomfort of family members since being hospitalized.

You are the social worker for this case.  You meet this family in the hospital setting as they are considering whether the patient will remain there for her final days or whether hospice and palliative care will be provided for her in her home.

For this assignment, you will:

  1. Synthesize the current research that is relevant to this scenario.
  2. Discuss the cultural or traditional issues that could arise at this time.  Consider how the integration of alternative and complementary medicine and beliefs, mainstream medical practices, and cultural/traditional rituals and practices might create issues and what they might include.