Category: Essay

Description: QR code is a popular monochrome two-dimensional bar code, which is typically used to store website address. In most cases, this information is retrieved via a camera phone. The QR code is often captured by the user in different location, angle and lighting condition. The aim of this project is to propose and develop an algorithm that can (1) locate and extract the QR code from the captured image, and (2) correct any geometrical transformation that exists in the image.<br />
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– no more than 10 pages in total, counting from the cover page to the references (does not<br />
include appendices if any),<br />
– typed in A4 pages in a single column with 1.5 line spacing, 4 cm left margin and 2 cm top,<br />
bottom and right margins, and<br />
– typed in a clear font of readable size.<br />
The report must include the following elements:<br />
– Cover Page, which includes<br />
o Unit Code and Title<br />
o The heading “Proposal and Risk Assessment Report”<br />
o Project Title, Student Name and Student Number<br />
o Date<br />
o Supervisor Name at the bottom of the page<br />
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Page number in all pages except for the front cover page.<br />
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– Abstract that is no more than 200 words in length.<br />
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– Introduction, which includes:<br />
o Motivation<br />
Provide the reason for undertaking this project and explain why this project is<br />
important. Provide sufficient background information and describe the current<br />
state of the art.<br />
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o Objectives<br />
Define the objectives of this project. Identify the scope and the assumption.<br />
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o Significance<br />
Describe the significance or the expected benefits of this project. Explain how the<br />
objectives will advance the current state of the art.<br />
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– Proposed Approach (ignore)<br />
Break the project into a set of specific tasks. Propose an appropriate and innovative<br />
approach to carry out each of these tasks. These tasks will vary depending on the nature<br />
of the project. For literature review tasks, identify the databases and bodies of literature<br />
that will drive the review. For theoretical tasks, identify the approach that will be<br />
developed. For modelling tasks, identify the computing resources that will be used, or<br />
the platform for the development of any new software. For experimental tasks, describe<br />
the equipment and specific techniques that will be employed. For design tasks, identify<br />
the tools that will be required. Also, ascertain the availability and accessibility of<br />
experimental equipment, computing resources, work space, and so on.<br />
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– Timeline (ignore)<br />
Provide a clear description of a well thought out project timeline. The use of graphs is<br />
highly recommended. Determine whether or not the proposed timeline is realistic.<br />
Identify and discuss all items on the critical path. Note that this timeline covers the<br />
entire project in both semesters.<br />
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– Health Risk Assessment (*Important)<br />
Provide a thorough assessment of the likely risks associated with the project; this is in<br />
terms of the Occupational, Safety and Health risks. State the plausibility of each risk.<br />
Provide risk management strategies to eliminate or mitigate the risks discussed. Also,<br />
determine whether or not the proposed risk management strategies are plausible and<br />
reasonable. The use of tables to present your findings is highly recommended.<br />
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-Progress to Date (ignore)<br />
Summarise any results obtained to date if you have already made substantial progress<br />
by the time of writing the project proposal. Although no marks will be awarded directly<br />
on this section, information presented here will be treated as additional supporting<br />
evidence for statements made in other sections.<br />
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– Conclusion<br />
Provide a brief conclusion here.<br />
– References (* using IEEE referencing style)<br />
Adequate and relevant references should be provided with complete details and in a<br />
consistent and correct format. Ensure all references are cited properly in text.<br />
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Country Market Screening Paper: Student teams (2-3 persons) select two non-US countries and one product or service and assess the potential for successful marketing in each foreign market. Papers should follow a clear screening process that considers country needs as well as the political, economic, legal, and cultural considerations specific to the country. The screening should also suggest specific methods to deal with challenges presented by country-specific factors. A first draft (feedback only) is due on the 6th session for instructor comments.
Following the framework of Country Notebook in our textbook (pp 594-601), this written report should include first three sections for both countries under discussion, namely Cultural Analysis, Economic Analysis, and Market Analysis. After the comparison based on information provided by those three sections, an informed decision should be made on which country presents a better market potential for the proposed product/service. Then the fourth section, Preliminary Marketing Plan (in relatively brief format) should be developed for marketing the product in that selected country.
My part is market analysis. I’m attaching the marketing plan.

 

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The project should take the form of a report on the subject area of Monte Carlo methods in Financial Mathematics and run to approximately 20 pages. You may focus on a particular area or take a broad perspective.
It is important the work is written by you and that you do not transcribe content from other sources with the exception of attributed quoted passages. You must reference properly any source material you use for your work.
Task: Prepare a report on Monte Carlo (MC) methods in financial applications. This report should
contain a review of the method and its uses in finance. You must reference any source material used.
You should consider a specific are to specialise your report on following your initial broader survey.
This may be numerical or analytical.
Marks will be allocated for content, presentation, independence, originality, referencing.

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-Methodology<br />
-Model Formulation(Develop a Model)<br />
-Literature Reviews<br />
*these references have to be use and include in the Literature Reviews.<br />
1- Optimization of Bus Route Planning<br />
in Urban Commuter Networks by Steven I-Jy Chien, Branislav V. Dimitrijevic, and Lazar N. Spasovic<br />
2-Large-Scale Transit Network Optimization by Minimizing User Cost and Transfers by Fang Zhao<br />
3-Improving High frequency bus service reliability through better scheduling by Fattouche, Grace.

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Q1- From the financial statements for Nova Scotia Power for the year-ended 2012. Prepare and calculate the Z-Score for 2011 and 2012. Comment on the results.
Attached : (financial statements for Nova Scotia Power for the year-ended 2012)
Q2-Research Nova Scotia Power debt online. Find a debt rating for Nova Scotia Power from one of the debt rating agencies. Comment on the rating.

Attached: the chapter from the book which is related to the questions, also attached the manual solution for the chapter

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Tasks
Part I
Identify the tender sum that the contractor should submit for the project. This should be broken down into the following:
1. Temporary works and site overheads.
2. Costs of supervisory and managerial staff
3. Costs of skilled labour
4. Costs of unskilled labour
5. Costs of construction plant
6. Costs of materials procured locally
7. Costs of imported materials and components
8. Costs of imported equipment
9. Contingencies
10. Head office overhead costs
11. Profit margin
The above costs should be broken down into a cash flow schedule for each month of the project commencing from the time when the contract was signed through to the date for commencement on site to the completion date and the date for final settlement.
The above should be compared with the expected cash inflow from the mobilization payment, interim certificates and final payment to form a cumulative cash flow schedule.
All the above should be presented in local currency. Current exchange rates can be computed as for Part II below.
Part II
Take account of the following economic changes and revised the expected profit margin and the cash flow schedule:
1. Local inflation
2. Devaluation of the local currency against other currencies
a. Pound Sterling
b. Euro
c. US Dollar
d. South African Rand
3. World interest rates
4. Time and cost escalation
The incidence of inflation, currency fluctuations, interest rates and time and cost escalation will be determined by random numbers. These will be provided in a table which is below and can be read off the row corresponding to the last two digits on the student registration number.
Which is the row number 87 and all needed file will be attached.
anything that not clear to the writer just email or call me at any time.

 

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Requirements:<br />
Using the CYBF Business Plan Writer (BPW) (http://www.cybf.ca/bplan/) and your business<br />
choice/idea in Assignment #1, complete the Sales & Marketing tab, and add a custom section<br />
titled “Segmentation, Targeting & Positioning”, and another custom section titled
Remember that if it is an existing business, it must have less than 50 employees (or what can be reasonably assumed to be about 50). Any changes to business choices without notifying Marco will be penalized 5<br />
marks.
Once you’ve logged on to your CYBF account, select Business Plan Writer:<br />
1. Click on ‘Add Custom Section’ on the LH pane – 45 marks for this section<br />
a. Create a section titled “Segmentation, Targeting & Positioning”, with three subsections<br />
titled “Segmentation”, “Targeting”, & “Positioning”<br />
b. You must use STP discussed in class and on pages 359-362<br />
i. Segmentation: breaking up the potential market into unique ‘groups’ that<br />
share a common problem or other common characteristics, needs/wants<br />
ii. Targeting: choosing specific groups and why<br />
iii. Positioning: how customers perceive your company/product and how you<br />
differentiate from all your competitors.<br />
iv. Using the Lean Canvas Business Model, Porter and Diamond-E would be<br />
particularly helpful to you here.<br />
2. Click on Sales & Marketing tab – 20 marks for this section<br />
a. You must complete the Marketing strategy section<br />
b. The other sections under that tab are optional<br />
c. You must use all four Ps as discussed in class<br />
i. You must be detailed when explaining each element of the marketing mix.<br />
ii. This section is worth 20 marks, so I expect 20 marks worth<br />
3. Click on ‘Add Custom Section’ on the LH pane – 30 marks for this section (see<br />
below):<br />
a. Create a section titled “Growth Strategy”, with one sub-sections titled “Growth<br />
Strategy”.<br />
i. If this business plans to grow, what strategy will it be using? What<br />
challenges will it face?<br />
ii. If the business does not plan to grow, how will it defend its position from<br />
other competitors? What challenges will it face?<br />
iii. This needs to be specific and detailed<br />
4. Overall Professionalism, Writing and Presentation – 5 marks<br />

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The topic is (smoking)
Essay: Source Evaluation
Essay two is a Source Evaluation. You need to take one of the sources you are considering using in your research paper (Essay 3) and evaluate it to see if it holds up as a credible and reputable source. The following list applies to print sources (books, magazines, journals, newspapers and Electronic Databases like Proquest). You can only use a print source for this assignment.
In your introduction you will explain what your research topic is briefly being as specific as possible about what it is you intend to prove. Then you will introduce the source that you intend to evaluate (For example: “One source I’m considering for my research paper is a book titled War and Victory by Robert S. Thompson.” Then you will end the introduction with a sentence that explains that you need to evaluate the source in order to establish that it is a credible source that can be used in your research paper.
You will follow the book’s list of evaluation criteria from Chapter 8, section B. The first one is Author’s Credentials. That involves proving through research that the authors are credible and worthy of being put in your paper. You can verify their credibility through education (what degree do they have and where did they get it), Affiliations (Do they belong to any prestigious groups or organization), or publication (What other articles or books have they published).
The next section is Appropriate Focus. It is about comparing the aspect of the issue that you will be looking at and comparing it to the aspect of the issue that the source is looking at. Not just that they are both about the same big general topic, but are they both focused on the same narrow point that you will be making in your research paper. Explain your focus. Explain their focus, and then explain how well they compare. If you have a book, only a chapter or section may match, but that may be enough to be useful
Sufficient Coverage is where you evaluate whether the source goes into enough detail and provides enough quality information to be useful to your research. Some sources have very little information while some have page after page. What kind is yours? In this section you will also be required to quote from the source to show the reader on bit of information you’ve found in this source that you intend using in your final research paper.
The next section is either Reputable Publisher or Respected Periodical. You will only do one of these. If you have a book, you will do research on the publishing house to be sure it is a reputable company. You can do this by going to the webpage of the publishing house and looking at when they were founded, what kind of books they publish and have they won any awards for their publications. If you have a periodical (magazine/journal/newspaper) then you would research the reputation and history of the publication. You would also look at the founding date, the type of material produced, and the awards won along with things like the size of the staff, reputation of contributors, what organization runs the publication, etc. Anything you can use to prove it is reputable. You can make up for a weak author with an excellent publisher.
Publication Date is about whether your source is the type that needs the most recent information and if this source is recent enough to be useful. A source may pass everything else, but if it fails badly here it might be useful. You might have a topic where time isn’t so important. Explain that and give us the publication date.
Supplementary Materials is the next aspect to evaluate. Your book gives a long list of what is considered to be supplementary materials. Check and see if any are in your book/article and explain which ones are present in this section. If there are no supplementary materials, explain that and say whether you think it hurts the source’s credibility much.
Writing Style is simply how clean and understandable the source’s author is. Do they use easy to understand vocabulary, nice examples and explain complicated ideas clearly? Or do they use highly technical language or complex vocabulary, explain nothing and make life difficult for their reader. In this section you will provide your second quote from the source. This time it is simply to show the writer a small example of the writer’s style to support your claims.
Your conclusion should review all these tests and talk about which one it passed and which it failed. You should explain whether you intend to use it in your Essay 3: Research Paper based on what you learned through this evaluation.
Work Cited Page. Your MLA work cited page will contain the source you are evaluating and any sources you used to establish the credibility of the author or publisher/periodical. There should really be three citations at the most. Use the sample essay at the end of Chapter 14 and follow the format of the Works Cited page you see on pages 206 and 207.

 

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I want you to write an Essay on the movie Lagaan (2001) – Bollywood
You have to write an introduction paragraph and then you have to choose three songs from the movie and analyze it – ( I will attach a sample essay for you to look at)
and in conclusion you just give your opinion about the songs/movie
I will also attach the worksheet on which you have to work on
The main focus of the essay is the music in the movie

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Explain several of the tensions and conflicts that arose among the earliest settlers in the colonies and each other or the Native Americans. Show how those tensions and conflicts emerged in early American literary works.
The essay must be in proper MLA formatting. Word count requires 1,000 – 1,100 words. Please do not exceed the maximum word count or go under. Academic writing requires discipline and the ability to edit one’s thoughts and ideas. Maintaining the word count will help with this skill.
There should be a minimum of 5 sources. The sources should ONLY be taken from the documents I uploaded to this order and the Proquest/Ebsco Suite databases. Again, the writer MUST cite BOTH from the uploaded documents and the aforementioned database(s).

 

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