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  • 47 pages Chapter_04_Testbank[1]
    • Chapter_04_Testbank[1]
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Chapter04Testbank Student:_ 1. Adecisiontobuyanassetimpliesasimultaneousdecisiontoforego: A.futureconsumption. B.lessconsumption. C.currentconsumption. D.noneofthegivenoptions. 2. Theperiodiccashflowsfromaninvestmentinsharesarecalled: A.coupons. B.interes
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  • 5 pages WBS
    • WBS
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • WBS is the tool which is used to communicate and record the deliverables and sub-deliverables of the project well as the project accomplishments and its sub-accomplishments. These elements identification will rely on the team members experience as well as
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  • 2 pages cbanalysis
    • cbanalysis
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Costs Benefits Net Cash Flow -$17,980 $9,000 -$8,980 Discount Factors Discount Rate Base Year Year Index Discount Factor Discounted Flows Costs Benefits Net Cumulative Net Present Value Internal Rate of Return 7.0% 2015 0 1.0000 -$17,980 $9,000 -$8,980 -$
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  • 3 pages Entity Relationship diagram modeling
    • Entity Relationship diagram modeling
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Entity Relationship diagram modeling: An entity-relationship diagram is a graphical depiction of entities and their associations to each other, normally used in regard to the managing data within databases or information systems. An entity is a piece of d
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  • 2 pages Fresh Fast Foods_memo
    • Fresh Fast Foods_memo
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Fresh Fast Foods To: Samantha Jones From: Jhon ,IT Manager CC: Date: 6-Oct-16 Title warehouse data strategy Data Warehouses is a significant asset for our company to maintain efficiency, competitive advantages and profitability. As we collect data through
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  • 1 pages IOT
    • IOT
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Problem of statement: The evolution commencing closed networks to enterprise level IT networks to public Internet is accelerate at shocking speed. Due to this it is raising alarms on security. To implement security we can introduce a multi-layered approac
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    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
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  • 5 pages 268988_1707869003_LeadershipinChangeManagementPr
    • 268988_1707869003_LeadershipinChangeManagementPr
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Introduction: The aim of this paper is to investigate leadership role in the process of change management. This investigation is extensively based on literature analysis, in place to figure out what are the factors which will assist the leadership modific
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  • 98 pages
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • INSTRUCTIONS Answering the Underpinning Knowledge Questions is a compulsory assessment task for those undertaking the Certificate IV in Project Management Practice. Please complete the task by entering your response in the spaces provided following each q
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  • 16 pages FinalPresentation_Template Pelin Saglam
    • FinalPresentation_Template Pelin Saglam
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Relocating Cambridge College to Charlestown Pelin Saglam PART A A. Background The Cambridge College relocation project is a five-month project that will re-locate the three Cambridge College sites in Boston area to Charlestown and will facilitate communi
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  • 9 pages 107438
    • 107438
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Executive Summary In this case we will discuss about the different aspects of the management of operations as a part of its growth and it will be the road ahead of the Silvaro motors. CEO of the Silvaro motors will have four of the dealership which will c
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  • 12 pages 534862_103004471_NewMicrosoftOfficeWordDocument
    • 534862_103004471_NewMicrosoftOfficeWordDocument
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Executive Summary The main purpose of this report is to evaluate use of wearable computers in higher education. Wearable computer is a device that is worn on body which is used to track the necessary information from supporting devices. This is a fast boo
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  • 1 pages 531716_1988683203_NewMicrosoftWordDocument-5500
    • 531716_1988683203_NewMicrosoftWordDocument-5500
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Question 1: The address depletion of IPv4 and other shortcomings of this protocol prompted a new version of IP known as IPv6. Explain the advantages of this new IPv6 when compared to IPv4? [3 Marks] Question 2: Migrating from IPv4 to IPv6 is known as tran
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  • 1 pages 558852_382665792_NewMicrosoftOfficeWordDocument
    • 558852_382665792_NewMicrosoftOfficeWordDocument
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Task Mobile and cloud based solutions should be investigated. Furthermore, data secuirty also needs to be further investigated, which includes data ownership (by headspace, the young person, the ED, etc), data security in the cloud and who has access perm
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  • 1 pages patients
    • patients
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Created by Trial Version Name Current medication Time chronic Venue Name disease Patient 1 Address 1 Known allergies Appointment has * 1 Created by Trial Version 1 has Passport/DL No. Doctor belongs covers 1 Diagnosis 1 contains Treatment 1 1 has Bill Pay
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  • 1 pages construction.jpg
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    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • w 'Slylc - r4 Bnng to Front ' 3': Group ' I. Send to Back ' l2." Aign ' II Size ' cfw_J- Cantu: 1f Rotate 8t Flwp ' E Dwstnbute ' Plotect ' . fan - I Ftnd Text 13: Repiace Text HLLme V : DShaoow' I~ ReplaceShapa'
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  • 2 pages SECURITY RISKS IOT
    • SECURITY RISKS IOT
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Security in the IOT Security is considered to be the important elements for the smart environments. The requirement to secure them is important. This is not only critical for connected users and devices but this is also dangerous for gateways which are co
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  • 2 pages cfs
    • cfs
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Customer alignment is measured one of the majorsuccess factors in todays more competitive business environment. Acquiringcost new customers is much higher than the cost of keeping the old ones. Indian railway wants to collect both reactive and proactive c
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  • 2 pages 282853_651472228_AssignmentTaskMIS
    • 282853_651472228_AssignmentTaskMIS
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Assignment Task This assignment requires critical thought and innovative outcomes. You should base your responses on an organisation with which you are familiar. Assignment 1 deals with material presented in the first four topics of the unit and asks you
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  • 4 pages 286239_384693484_journal2
    • 286239_384693484_journal2
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Journal 2 1|Page The formal webpage of the Indian railway train system that is further involved in the planning system for the secured feedback system. Basically I am considering myself as the IS Manager of the Indian railway system of the Sothern divisio
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  • 27 pages 270594_1333732621_SystemDesignandEngineering
    • 270594_1333732621_SystemDesignandEngineering
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • System Design and Engineering Created on: 21/4/2015 Structural or Procedural software development models Waterfall model is a type of structural software development model, here first the team of the project do some analysis, then they will prioritize and
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  • 7 pages Intent and Scope of this Document
    • Intent and Scope of this Document
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Time Division Multiplexing (Telecommunication) Scope and Intent of Document: In this article we will study about Time Division Multiplex (TDM) method which can be applied specially at the time of designing the system for digital audio intercom. (Murat, 20
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  • 7 pages 286286_1722781033_CIS2002Assignment1S12015
    • 286286_1722781033_CIS2002Assignment1S12015
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • CIS 2002 Assignment 1 CIS 2002 SEMESTER 1, 2015 Assignment 1 specification Description ASSIGNMENT 1 Marks out of 100.00 Wtg(%) Due date 7% ONC / 10% EXT 27 April 2015 IMPORTANT INFORMATION You must submit the assignment electronically by the due date via
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  • 2 pages 120084
    • 120084
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Answer1: The three strong arguments which IBM might have used for justifying its sustainability program at start in year 1970s are as below: 1. Manufacturing of an Information system produce Toxic chemicals Components of IBM processes will produce and man
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  • 2 pages 303749_725391670_1
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    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Page 1 of 2 Normalization Order ID 100 Order Dat e Cust ID 1/24/15 S100 Cust FName Cust LName Cust P214hone Sales Rep ID John Smit h 5551212 10 Sales Rep FName Alice Sales Rep LName Comm Class Comm Rat e Dept ID Dept Name P rod ID Jones A 0.1 10 St ore Sa
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  • 4 pages 286240_890486274_EnterprisePlanningandImplement
    • 286240_890486274_EnterprisePlanningandImplement
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Enterprise Implementation Planning and Introduction http:/www.indianrail.gov.in/ is the formal web page to look for all the Indian railways train. First, it has a lot of pop-ups and marketing which create the customer unpleasant. This website does not dis
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  • 6 pages 64708
    • 64708
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Structural or Procedural software development models In structural software development models such as water fall, initially the project team analyses, then determining and prioritizing business requirements and needs. Next, in the design phase business r
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  • 5 pages 277707_606591006_WebProgrammingFrameworks
    • 277707_606591006_WebProgrammingFrameworks
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • IT 460 Integration Methodologies Web Programming Frameworks Arden Farrell & Margaret Salas Introduction Web Programming Framework or commonly known as Web Application Framework is nothing but a Software Framework which has been developed to support the de
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  • 19 pages Web Programming Frameworks
    • Web Programming Frameworks
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Introduction This is the Software Framework which has been created to sustain the development and designing of dynamic websites, web applications, web services and web resources. In this framework we are targeted to assist the normal activities that are p
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  • 1 pages Queries
    • Queries
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • 1. describe orderitems; 2. select lastname,firstname,city,email from customers order by city asc; 3. select lastname,firstname from customers A self join customers B on A.Customer=B.Referred and customer in( 1003,1005,1010); 4. select distinct city from c
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    • Chapter 02 The financial re
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Chapter02Thefinancialreportingenvironment 1.Whatistheminimumlevelofaccountingknowledgethatreadersoffinancialstatementsareassumedto possess,accordingtomostprofessionalaccountingbodiesaroundtheworld? A.None B.Alevelofknowledgesufficienttounderstandthefinanc
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  • 17 pages Chapter 11 Reactions of ind
    • Chapter 11 Reactions of ind
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Chapter11Reactionsofindividualstofinancialreporting:an examinationofbehaviouralresearchinaccounting 1.Behaviouralresearchisconcernedwithhow: A.Individualsbehavewhenprovidedwithparticularitemsofinformation B.Individualsshouldbehavewhenprovidedwithparticula
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  • 11 pages 1Financial accounting theory
    • 1Financial accounting theory
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    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • [BBAC502 FINACIAL ACCOUNTING THEORY] 1 BBAC502 Financial accounting theory Submitted to: Mohmmad Ferdous Submitted by: Jaskirat kaur (s73390) Harkirat kaur (s 65060) JASKIRAT KAUR (73390) AND HARKIRAT KAUR (65060) 2 [BBAC502 FINACIAL ACCOUNTING THEORY] Re
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  • 17 pages Chapter 12 Critical perspec (1)
    • Chapter 12 Critical perspec (1)
    • Cambridge College
    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Chapter12Criticalperspectivesofaccounting 1.Criticalresearchersaccusefinancialaccountingof: A.Beingopentomanipulationbyselfinterestedmanagers B.Reinforcingunequaldistributionsofwealthandpower C.Beingirrelevanttomanagementdecisionmaking D.Givinginaccuratep
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  • 17 pages Chapter 10 Reactions of cap
    • Chapter 10 Reactions of cap
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    • Project Management
    • MMG 615 - Summer 2014
    • Chapter10Reactionsofcapitalmarketstofinancialreporting 1.Givenefficientmarkets,thedisclosureoffavourablenewinformationaboutafirmwouldbeevidencedby: A.Asharepricedecrease B.Nochangeintheshareprice C.Asharepriceincrease D.Noneofthegivenoptionsarecorrect. 2.
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    Not too easy. Not too difficult.

    Course Overview:

    I've learned a lot in this class. Professor made us put a lot of work on this class, and at the end we were the winners! I can definitely say that I know all about project management and am sure going to keep improving myself in this field. Professor gave us lots of projects and they were all so much fun, because each project enlighted us and showed us every little detail about project management.

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    I can say the highlights were all about how to be a great project manager, a great teammate, a great predictor, a great communicator, a great problem dealer, job finisher and more. I've learned to make a timeline before starting the job, being a good predictor, getting involved with my team, staying in track, listening the stakeholders and asking questions and completing the task properly.

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    Advice for students:

    To succeed in this class, you have to put effort in it. You have to follow the assignments weekly, if you miss one assignment and do not understand the task, you will not be able to finish the next task. So to stay in track follow each week carefully. I only studied max 2 hours weekly for this class and it was perfectly enough for me, I got an A and learned a lot! You can do this, too!

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