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CE 120 Structural Engineering Examination #1Solution 1 a) Cutting though C and between D and G: unknowns = U=6 (3 reactions, 2 internal forces at C and force in DG); Equations =E= 2x3 =6 for 2 FBD's n=U-E=0; Statically determinate and stable (reacti

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UCSB - ENGR - 101

Engineering 101: Engineering Ethics Professor Danielle Swiontek Final Exam Questions Spring 2008Two final exam times: Saturday, June 7, 12 noon 3pm, HSSB 1173 Friday, June 13, 12 noon 3 pm, HSSB 1173You may take either exam but not both. Be sur

UCSB - ENGR - 101

ERes PasswordWhat is the first principle? The study of the ethical aspects of the actions and decisions of engineerssalad Engineers shall hold paramount the safety, health and welfare of the public.What are engineers' social responsibilities?

UCSB - ENGR - 101

In the Shadow of the Moon Tonight (Wed., Jan. 9) 7:30 pm Campbell Hall $5 for studentsERes PasswordsaladEthical rules of thumb Don't do anything you wouldn't do with your mother standing next to you. Don't do anything that you wouldn't wa

UCSB - ENGR - 101

ERES PasswordEngineering as Social Experimentation an experimental processmust usually using humans as subjectsEngineering as Social Experimentation Projects are carried out in partial ignorance. Final outcomes are unknown. Knowledge gain

UCSB - ENGR - 101

What organizational problems contributed to shuttle accidents?How did NASA's history affect space shuttle program? Originally part of manned mission to Mars Space station Space shuttle Space tugWhat limited the shuttle program? Became space

UCSB - ENGR - 101

Greenpeace protested GM crops Public protests Especially in Europe GM food Power of corporations UN Commission issued principles for assessing safety of GM food (2001)What is a GMO? Organism whose genome has been changed through genetic engine

UCSB - ENGR - 101

How do we deal with privacy in the internet age? How do we identify people on the internet? How do we maintain privacy of large digital databases?Where is privacy in the Constitution? Fourth Amendment No illegal searches and seizures Fifth Am

UCSB - ENGR - 101

Computers in the Third World:The Good, the Bad, and the UglyBasel Convention Agreement 1989 Convention Signed by 166 nations Reduce hazardous waste transport Improve waste handling 1995 Amendment Prohibit export of hazardous waste to develo

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China has enormous economic power Huge economic growth 6th largest economy 3rd most active trading nation US economy still 8 times larger than China'sChina's strength lies in labor Growth due to manufacturing Skilled, educated, selfdiscipline

UCSB - ENGR - 101

Why corporate scandals? National belief in capitalism Value pursuit of personal wealth Oppose public constraints on capitalism Expect corporations to self-policeNew View of Corporations in 1980s In 1970s, US was "falling behind" foreign compet

UCSB - ENGR - 101

Women have made real gains since 1970s In 1980s, a lot of "firsts" (astronauts, Supreme Court justice, etc.) 1992 "Year of the Woman" By 1998, 60% of women in work force More women in high-paying jobsBut continuing pay inequity Women make 75 cent

UCSB - ENGR - 101

Military Industrial Complex Eisenhower first warned in 1961 Pervasiveness and interconnections between military spending and societyUS Defense Spending $400 billion to DoD $1 trillion from 20032008/09 Reaching and surpassing Cold War levelsU

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Whistleblowing Disclosure: information intentionally conveyed outside channels Topic: concerns a significant moral problem Agent: employee or former employee Recipient: in position to take actionTypes of Whistleblowing Internal External Op

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Schedule for next weekOffice hours on Monday 2:30 3:30 pmHarold Frank Hall 1111Why are ethics important? Keeps you out of jail Lets you sleep at night Helps you do the right thingFinal on Tuesday, March 184 - 7 pm Webb 1100What are corpo

UCSB - ENGR - 101

Engineering 101: Engineering Ethics Professor Danielle Swiontek Paper TopicsTopic: Choose one of the following topics from the list below or propose your own topic (subject to my approval). If you are proposing your own topic, you will need to give

UCSB - ENGR - 101

ENGINEERING 101: ENGINEERING ETHICS SPRING 2008Monday & Wednesday, 3-4:15 pm, HSSB 1173 Professor Danielle Swiontek swiontek@cox.net or swiontek@engineering.ucsb.edu Office Hours: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 1 2 pm, in HSSB 3234 TA: Rick Wolf Email: ric

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CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 132AProfessor Todd Squires Spring Quarter, 2007 Review for FinalFOURIER ANALYSISRemember, the basic idea of Fourier Analysis is to take a function and represent it in a different form. It is all the same information, just a d

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CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 132AProfessor Todd Squires Spring Quarter, 2007 Review for Midterm(A) Be able to look at a differential equation and tell things about it. 1) Ordinary differential equation or Partial Differential Equation? P 2P P +u = t x2 x

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Department of Chemical Engineering University of California, Santa BarbaraCh.E. 152A Fall, 1999QUIZ 2Problem 1 (20 points) The dynamic model between an input variable x and an output variable y can be expressed as d 2 y + 3 dy + y(t)= 4 dx(t - 2)

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Department of Chemical Engineering University of California, Santa BarbaraCh.E. 152A Fall, 2003FINAL EXAMProblem 1 (15 points) A steam-heated evaporator is used to concentrate a hazardous feed stream by evaporating water, as shown below. The mass

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Department of Chemical Engineering University of California, Santa BarbaraCh. E. 152A Fall, 2006MATLAB Handout #1The purpose of this MATLAB session is to introduce the basic functionality of the software and to enable you to solve simple ordinary

UCSB - CHE - 162A

Department of Chemical Engineering University of California, Santa BarbaraCh.E. 152A Fall, 2003QUIZ 1Problem 1 (40 points) Nitrogen gas is used to purge a mixture of air and small amounts of a flammable vapor from a process vessel. The nitrogen i

UCSD - BIBC - BIBC 102

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METABOLIC BIOCHEMISTRY / BIBC 102 FINAL EXAM KEY FOR MULTIPLE CHOICE SPRING 2007PROBLEM 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 ANSWER B C E C A A A C B A E D E B E B C E DELETED A E C B E A

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The U.S. Payments SystemPayment System Basics Need: Policies and Procedures A medium of storing and transmitting payment information Intermediaries to carry out transfer instructions SecurityTypes of Payments Systems Paper-Based Instruments

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The U.S. Financial EnvironmentFinancial Markets Money Market versus Capital Markets Primary versus Secondary Markets Organized versus OTC MarketsFinancial Markets Public Offerings versus Private Placements Flotation CostsWhat Is A Bank? D

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Comparables B/S Assets LTD NetWorth I/S Revenues EBITDA NI Market Data EPS Price/Earnings Shares Members Price MarketCap Valuation PER Market/EBITDA Market/Sales Market/Book Market/MemberOil #1Oil #2Target Junior 380 0 175 850 130 75 160 5 80 3

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Economic Theory of Vertical IntegrationThe M&A integration questionOutline Challenges of integrating new firms Implications of economic theory Evaluating the trade-offsIntegrating new firms Cultural challenges of new firm integration Banc

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Lecture Overview: M&A Targets Value Gap Strategic Business Units Looking for synergies Organizing for target integrationM&ASlide 1The Value Gap Definition: Difference between what current market value ofa share of stock and the value of

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LBOs and Junk BondsLeveraged buyouts Also called going private transaction Shareholders of publicly-traded corporation are boughtout usually at high premiumAverage is around 42% Bidder takes a concentrated ownership position inreconstit

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Insider tradingThere are three sources of insider trading law: Section 16 Rule 10b-5 Williams Act - Rule 14e-3Section 16 Insiders - officers, directors and shareholders who own10% or more of the firm's equity class - are required by law t

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Lecture Overview: M&A History M&A - a century of deals Recent activity in the oilpatchM&ASlide 1M&ASlide 2A century of deals 1900s HORIZONTAL consolidation defines the era:J.P.Morgan creates U.S.Steel by combining Carnegie Steel and

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Event StudiesEconometric models to determine the effect of an event on shareholder wealthEvent Studies We use these to study the effect of some exogenousshock on wealth in the economy.Merger announcement The idea is that some exogenous s

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Assessing M&A effectivenessLecture outline Do M&As add value? Ways to measure effectiveness Statistical evidenceIs M&A good for the economy? Weve already discussed several perspectives on whetherM&As add value The Chicago School argumen

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Structuring and valuing incentive payments in M&A:Earnouts and other contingent payments Based on Notes by Robert BrunerOverview & Summary Explore the effect of Incentive payments in futureperformance of target. Key point is fixed payment v

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Divestitures, spin-offs and equity carve-outsComparison of Strategic Restructuring AlternativesDegree of corporate integration and controlFull independence Pure equity market playOne corporation Quasi-pure market playin-off Full IPO or priv

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Lecture Overview: M&APreventing Hostile M&A activity Review of the takeover process Terminology Defensive techniquesM&ASlide 1Takeover defenses General question is corporate governance Why should BOD ever try to resist a takeover Remem

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ExamcoverageLectures: Targets Coursematerial Lectures Targets Defense EvaluatingEffectiveness RestructuringandDivestitures Financing Principal/Agent CorporateGovernance Cases Time'sentryintotheentertainmentindustry PhilipMorris&Kraft SherrittGordon

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Part A(50 points). Part A.1 - True / False 1. T/F Takeover activity is a constant percentage of the total economy, with few fluctuations. 2. T/F The pooling method of accounting is no longer allowed in Canada. 3. T/F Under pooling, net income is usu

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The corporation Nexus of contracts and transactionsMarket for Corporate ControlBoard of Directors Managerial Labor MarketFactor Market (Labor)Production FunctionProduct Market (Customers)Capital MarketStockholdersBondholdersWealth

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Theory of Mergers & Acquisitions: Accounting TreatmentPooling versus PurchaseAccounting Methods Pooling versus Purchase APB 16 (1970) The key difference is how assets come into the post-maB/S Historical costor Current value (often a ste

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Discounted cash flow analysis Year 0 Projection Revenues COGS(75%) = GP SG&A (24% of sales) = OpProfit CashFlows EBIT(1-tax rate)(33%) + Depreciation CapExp -100.0 Increase in NWC -25.0 = FCF -125.0 + Terminal value Discount 12% x factor 1.000 = PV -