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BMGT 365 ENTIRE COURSE MARYLAND

BMGT 365 ENTIRE COURSE MARYLAND

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Learning Activity #1:
Using your reading material and experience as a platform, create a list of five characteristics a leader must possess to be called a good leader in the 21 Century.
Make sure to select the traits or characteristics keeping in mind what will likely be important throughout the 21 Century. Explain why your five characteristics were selected.
Learning Activity #2
John Kotter, in his article, “What Leaders Really Do,” makes the following statement: “Managers promote stability, while leaders press for change, and only organizations that embrace both sides of the contradiction can thrive in turbulent times.”
Read the fact pattern of Studier International at the end of the chapter in Richard Daft’s book The Leadership Experience, found here:
Daft, Chapter One
Explain what you think Dean Adams should do in light of Kotter’s quote. Should he think like a manager or leader in making this decision, and why? Be sure to elucidate the ramifications of this decision by taking the different perspectives. Also, include in your comments the different solutions that may result from a leader’s perspective and that of the manager’s perspective.
(The more thoughtfully you consider this question, and answer it thoroughly, the better served you will be in future Learning Activities.)
Learning Activity #3
Click on the link below and fill out the chart to include the individual characteristics of a leader and manager in the categories named.
Leader v. Manager Chart
BMGT365 Week 2 Maryland
Organizational Structure
Preface:
A leader’s job is to create a direction for the company to move forward. After setting the vision and mission for the company the leader must establish an organizational structure that promotes the vision. Various factors must be looked at in creating the structure. First and foremost is the purpose of the company or organization. What type of structure will best accomplish that goal? Certainly a company like UPS needs a somewhat rigid structure that is set up to focus on procedure and time sensitivity. Since UPS has as its goal to get the correct parcels to the right customers in the fastest way possible, variance in procedures or ways of accomplishing the tasks would never work. A tight, delineated structure is imperative.
Along with the purpose the leader must look at the vision of the organization. Where does the leader want the organization to go? How best can the structure provide for the future? Will the vision call for expansion into other countries or simply call for product development changes? Should a leader plan a structure that can easily grow in size without harming its integrity or one that focuses on the best way to make new products? Vision must be built into the organizational structure.
Last but not least budget considerations and external environments may want to be considered in developing the structure. These factors are something that would have to be evaluated on a case by case basis.
Learning Activity #1
It is time now to try your hand at creating a structure to fit an organization. Here are the facts
Justin Hickey has created the Mountain Mug Cafe. It is known for its special blend coffee, fresh sandwiches and hearty salads at moderate prices and fast service to skiers in the bustling town of Park City, Utah. The cafe has a cozy ambiance, with a Western décor, a huge fireplace surrounded by comfy couches and chairs for people to sit and a huge picture window that overlooks the Rocky Mountains.
Catering to skiers, the cafe serves fresh meals in a hurry to people taking a break from the slopes and is located 10 minutes from a popular ski lift. The cafe’s major attraction, however, is a high-quality coffee bar that specializes in superior custom blend coffees made unique to each customer. Business has grown steadily in the last seven years and its future looks bright. Justin Hickey feels that he has other business interests that he wishes to explore and cannot address the cafe full-time. He wants to set in place a structure that will continue to grow the business while maintaining its quality and reputation.
Some additional facts that may help: Hickey currently employs a chef and two line cooks. The chef has been anxious to change menu items to take on seasonal fare and take a larger role in purchasing. Hickey has a wait staff of six people but is about to lose one to marriage. He currently is open from 8:00 am and closes with the ski lift at 5pm. These hours are seven days a week in season and six days a week off season with closing time on Saturday at 3pm. He is being encouraged by customers to stay open for dinner year round. This would mean an additional set of wait staff and cooks, etc. Also, Hickey is concerned about rising food prices.
Instructions:
  • Create a vision and mission statement for Hickey.
  • Create an organization structure which will further Hickey’s organization.
BMGT365 Week 3 Maryland
Justin Hickey has created the Mountain Mug Cafe. It is known for its special blend coffee, fresh sandwiches and hearty salads at moderate prices and fast service to skiers in the bustling town of Park City, Utah. The cafe has a cozy ambiance, with a Western décor, a huge fireplace surrounded by comfy couches and chairs for people to sit and a huge picture window that overlooks the Rocky Mountains.
Catering to skiers, the cafe serves fresh meals in a hurry to people taking a break from the slopes and is located 10 minutes from a popular ski lift. The cafe’s major attraction, however, is a high-quality coffee bar that specializes in superior custom blend coffees made unique to each customer. Business has grown steadily in the last seven years and its future looks bright. Justin Hickey feels that he has other business interests that he wishes to explore and cannot address the cafe full-time. He wants to set in place a structure that will continue to grow the business while maintaining its quality and reputation.
Some additional facts that may help: Hickey currently employs a chef and two-line cooks. The chef has been anxious to change menu items to take on seasonal fare and take a larger role in purchasing. Hickey has a wait staff of six people but is about to lose one to marriage. He currently is open from 8:00 am and closes with the ski lift at 5pm. These hours are seven days a week in season and six days a week off season with closing time on Saturday at 3pm. He is being encouraged by customers to stay open for dinner year round. This would mean an additional set of wait staff and cooks, etc. Also, Hickey is concerned about rising food prices. Hickey is being encouraged by customers to stay open for dinner year round. This would mean an additional set of wait staff and cooks etc. Also, Hickey is concerned about rising food prices.
Learning Activity #1
Establish a culture that will enhance Hickey’s vision and the structure you have created for Hickey last week. Make sure the culture is in alignment with the flow and work towards the vision. Here you want to look at the OCIA assessment, values and mission when deciding what culture is best for Hickey and his company.
BMGT365 Week 4 Maryland
Learning Activity #1
Authenticity, Mood, and Empathy and Leadership Experiences
Read the articles below. The, think about your own experience in the workplace or in any other organizations and discuss any experiences you personally may have had that proved the authors ideas true.
http://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newLDR_53.htm
http://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newLDR_75.htm
http://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newLDR_67.htm
Learning Activity #2
Part One
Richard Daft’s Book, The Leadership Experience, has a case study entitled the USS Florida located at the end of the chapter. Leadership: Mind and Heart. Using the link find and read the case.
The powers that be have decided to give him a second chance to lead his own ship. The captain has come to you to help him come up with a plan of action to accomplish his goal of a radical leadership makeover. Analyze how the Captain might go about changing his leadership style if given a new ship and crew. Take into consideration his personality traits, the organizational values, emotional intelligence and social leadership aspects of his role as leader. Be specific. Think of specific practical ways that will help him to self- educate the change. In short make him a new man so that his men will follow. FOR THOSE OF YOU IN THE MILITARY OR EX-MILITARY BE CAREFUL NOT TO BE REALITY DRIVEN IN YOUR RESPONSES. Do not focus on the reality of the situation as you have experienced things, but rather focus on the readings for the week and the course-to-date. Divorce yourself from military thinking for this exercise and think like a business leader.
Part Two
Take one of short personality and emotional IQ tests located in the toolbox or in the weekly schedule. Comment to the class areas you may need to improve upon or can use to help you in creating followers. Support your comments with the reading.
Learning Activity #3
In the article “Primal Leadership” (from the readings), page 45 has a short side note, “Those Wicked Bosses Who Win.” In the blurb the author suggests that Bill Gates’s personality was an exception to his theory that being in a good mood is very important to social success in a leader. Yet later he goes on to say that the exception actually wasn’t because Gates challenged his highly motivated employees. In short he was a situational exception.
After reading the article and the short side note, do you think situational exceptions exist or do you think that they just use emotions to make their situation work for them?
BMGT365 Week 5 Maryland
Learning Activities #1
Building a Diverse Team:
In the article “Ten Tips On Leading A Diverse Team,” the author, Simon Mitchell a Managing Director in the UK, defines ten ways to lead a successful “diverse” team. Joanne Sujansky in her article “The Five Traps in Leading a Diverse Team” explains some major traps that a group leader can encounter when leading a diverse group. Compare the tips and traps identified in these articles with those you might perceive are different for non-diverse teams; determine where they differ and then apply the information to the fact pattern that follows:
You are the vice-president of a growing candy company located in an area of town that is home to many Hindu and Muslim people. There are a growing number of local women being employed on the manufacturing floor of the business. Recently health and safety concerns have been raised by the company’s health and safety committee asking that women wearing bangles, Sari’s or veils and long covering clothes be asked to remove them and change into “safety attire” when entering the floor. The Hindu women do not want to remove their bangles as it is a mark of their marriage and the esteem for which their husbands hold them. The greater the quantity and value of bangles, the higher the esteem. The bangles however, can easily get caught in mixing machines causing injury to the wearer as evidenced by a recent accident. Veils and long clothing have similar problems with getting caught in the machines, as well as carrying dirt and food particles around the floor. In the case of clothing however, there are religious reasons for their being worn. As the company thus far has had no diversity issues arise they have asked you to set up a team to handle all diversity issues in the company now and in the future. Who would you select to be on the team and how would you structure the team members to solve the present issue and those that may arise in the future? Be sure to explain why you selected a particular person supporting your reasoning with the two articles and reading. Remember you are not limited to the selection of people from the company alone. Outside help can be considered as well in your selection process. Also, think about the decision making aspect of this situation. Does the team make any decisions or is this a team that reports and recommends? Is the team temporary or permanent and why?
Learning Activities #2
Research one of the remaining topics on your reading list of 21st century leadership skills from the reading this week. Ladies, you are to choose from change/adaptability or sustainability, and gentlemen you take innovation or knowledge management. Be sure all the topics are covered. When you have completed your research you should be able to offer to the class five reasons why a 21st century leader must include these among his/her leadership expertise. Be specific and detailed in your explanation as to why each of your reasons is valid. If you wish to give a leader that exemplifies your reason(s) feel free to do so.
BMGT365 Week 6 Maryland
Learning Activity #1
Debate the following question:
“A good leader creates an organizational culture where the employees are so engaged in the work that the organization fades into the background.”
To make sure that both sides of the argument is covered Ladies you have the Pro side while Gentlemen you have the Con side. You must explain in your main post the difference between passionate and empowered employees. Here is an article to add to your reading that suggest some negative as well as positive ideas of passionate employees vs empowered employees.
Don’t ask employees to passionate about the company Into the realm of passionmotivation=empowermentmotivation equals empowerment
Learning Activity #2
Answer the following questions and support your answers with the weekly reading:
If a leader’s job is to develop the future of the organization, how does motivation and empowerment fit in to this role? Be sure to explain the difference between the two ideas and ways that both motivation and empowerment should be used in the job the leader does.
  • Why is it important for the leader to empower? Why can’t the manager do the job? OR do they both do the job?
  • What is meant by structural empowerment? Why is it important to the leader?
Learning Activity #3
Research telecommuting and flat organizational structures and how they serve to encourage or discourage employee satisfaction.
Bring your supported observation
BMGT365 Week 7 Maryland
Learning Activity #1
Learning Activity #2
Learning Activity #3
BMGT365 Week 8 Maryland
Final Learning Activity
Compare the vision you had of a “Good Leader” when you started the course and the vision you have today. Be detailed in your description. Address the role of social architect in the 21st century, characteristics, and perspective of the leader as you have come to understand them from the class reading and ideas. What are the major differences between the two visions and therefore the major ideas you will take away from this course?
Paper #1: The Role of the Leader
Instructions
In the past weeks, students have learned about leaders and leadership. Leaders are social architects who design an organizational environment that encourages a desired range of social behaviors in an effort to meet the organizational goals set forth. Social architects create vision and strategic direction, shape culture and values and lead change.
This assessment is designed in a way that students can demonstrate knowledge of the material covered in weeks 1 – 4 and apply leadership concepts and ideas to a real-world situation. Students will delve into the details of the case study and the course readings but must also look at the situation from a strategic point of view since Dunn wants a sustainable business.
Required Elements to include in Paper #1:
In this assessment, you will act as Joseph Dunn, the leader of Dunn’s Ski Emporium. You want to purchase The Deli, so there is a lot of work to do before entering into the possible addition of a business you know nothing about. As Dunn, you will develop a leadership plan (not a business plan) writing from a leader’s perspective. So, you ask, what it means to write from a leader’s perspective?
Writing from the leader’s perspective means you will approach Dunn’s vision through the people centric viewpoint of the leader. You are focused on how the two businesses will meet the vision through the decision making flow and grouping of people within the organizations. How do you best use the people to meet your vision? Even though it is tempting to write in the first person, a plan is written in the third person in which a story will unfold. Dunn is essentially telling a story of how he is going to purchase the Deli and bring George and the business in as part of the Dunn Ski Emporium. Dunn will need to figure out how he is going to combine these two businesses and use his leadership skills to do so. Remember, you are writing from the leader’s perspective and are not solving problems but literally creating and developing an environment in which problems will be resolved by those who make the business run.
Dunn plans on designing an organizational structure that fulfills his vision, one that he believes George has for The Deli, and one that will fulfill its mission. The organization must be open to change and possess a culture that empowers its employees to follow the vision created. Like all good social architects, the building must start with a design that suites the purpose of the business and seeks to make it the best building for the job. The entire paper is the plan. Students are expected to be creative but realistic in developing pieces of the plan. For example, feel free to assign names and roles to the people in the business. In being creative students may not change the facts in the plan. Dunn will provide the plan to George Atkins once Dunn sits down with him to begin negotiations, so the plan must be polished. Also to make sure questions can easily be addressed, Dunn is going to write in the active voice and support the reasoning behind his ideas. Dunn wants to demonstrate a thorough knowledge of the leadership material, so a wide range of the readings will appear in the plan.
Dunn has created an outline for the plan and has determined the following headings or steps to use:
1) Introduction paragraph in which purpose of the plan is explained and How Dunn’s approach to designing the plan is appropriate to his role as a social architect in the organization
2) Evaluate the organization’s purpose and goals. For example, what does the business do to make money? what is required in terms of the type of people who need to run the day-to-day operations? Discuss the critical elements that must be in place for Dunn to be successful in this new venture.
3) Develop vision and mission statements;
4) Design an organizational structure including an organizational chart that compliments the business purpose and its purpose when the merger takes place. Evaluate the key people like George Aitkin’s role in Dunn’s plan and how the decision making and placement of people would make the business flow;
5) Design an organizational culture that complements the organizational structure, business (es) purpose, and supports Dunn’s vision (use the OCAI to help in your selection);
6) Assess the environment for change in your plan. For example, is there a mechanism built in to the organizational structure and culture to facilitate change? Joseph Dunn as a change agent for the business environment? What steps should Dunn take for short-term change? For long-term change?
Within the steps of the plan, Dunn will analyze the following elements of leadership. In covering these steps, it is necessary to perform an analysis in terms of how and why steps are taken. Students are not covering the topics superficially but are required to use the course readings to explain the detail:
1) Joseph Dunn as a social architect
2) Joseph Dunn as an individual – be sure to include what Dunn can do to enhance his role as leader?
3) Joseph Dunn as a change agent for the business environment? What steps should Dunn take for short-term change? For long-term change?
4) George Aitkin’s role in Dunn’s plan;
5) Based on your leadership plan, discuss how Dunn might integrate the role managers have to strengthen his vision.
6) Discuss the critical elements that must be in place for Dunn to be successful in this new venture.
Required Formatting of The Plan:
  • Since this is a plan, students are able to write single, spaced with a double space between paragraphs.
  • Use 12-point font, and three -five pages in length including diagrams.
  • Title page with your name, the course name, the date, and instructor’s name;
  • Use headings as indicated;
  • Reference page;
  • Summary that provides the key points of Dunn’s plan;
  • Writing is expected to be clear and concise;
  • Write in the third person;
  • Use APA formatting for in-text citations and reference page. You are expected to paraphrase and not use direct quotes. Deductions will be taken when direct quotes are used and found to be unnecessary;
  • Outside resources may be used but the majority of the support will come from the course readings with a wide array of readings used;
Submit the paper in the Assignment Folder.
Paper #2 Lots of Fun
Instructions
In this assessment, students will read the case study provided. Students will then write a paper analyzing the situation with the daughter and father in terms of the following required elements: The expectation is that the analysis is thorough and detailed yet concise. Be sure to make connections between the facts presented in the case study and the information on leadership in the course readings. Students are expected to effectively use a wide range of the course readings in completing the paper, which means the course readings are used to support ideas and reasoning rather than stand-alone statements. In writing this paper, it is necessary to perform an analysis in terms of how and why the daughter or father take a certain course of action. Students are not covering the topics superficially but are required to use the course readings to explain the detail:
  • Leadership role
  • Leader as individual
  • Social architect
  • Change agent
  • Ø Include father as a manager with short-term goal orientation
  • Ø Include daughter as a leader with long-term goal orientation
  • Relationship builder
  • How can the daughter and father use the concept of moral compass to give direction to the implementation of a vision and contribute to the success and sustainability of the company?
Required Formatting of the Paper #2:
  • This report should be double spaced, 12-point font, and five to seven pages in length excluding the title page and reference page;
  • Include an introduction and a summary paragraph;
  • Title page with your name, the course name, the date, and instructor’s name;
  • Use headings;
  • Writing should be clear and concise;
  • Write in the third person;
  • Use APA formatting for in-text citations and reference page. You are expected to paraphrase and not use direct quotes. Deductions will be taken when direct quotes are used and found to be unnecessary;
  • Outside resources may be used but the majority of the support will come from the course readings with a wide array of readings used;
Submit the paper in the Assignment Folder.
CS 340 COMPLETE CLASS ,ASSIGNMENTS , MIDTERM,FINAL EXAM

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CS340 (Operating Systems)  Complete Class  -All Modules ,Assignments , Midterm and Final Exam


CS340 Discussion Module 1 Operating Systems
In one paragraph, discuss what features of UNIX makes it an ideal operating system for security-oriented applications and for large applications?
CS340 Discussion Module 2 Operating Systems
In one paragraph, which do you think has made the greatest impact on our computing experience: advances in CPU speed or advances in operating system technology? Why?
CS340 Discussion Module 3 Operating Systems
How do you think the world would be different without today’s computers and advanced operating systems? What would be different about our daily lives, our personal lives, our education, and our professional lives? Write your response in one to two paragraphs.
CS340 Discussion Module 4 Operating Systems
In two paragraphs, discuss the pros and cons of Windows 98 versus Windows XP in a corporate environment.
CS340 Discussion Module 5 Operating Systems
Some of the features of Token Ring make it a more suitable communications transport than Ethernet, but Ethernet has dominated the networking arena. In two paragraph. discus what some of the features Token Ring has that Ethernet does not have but why Token Ring failed to dominate the marketplace.
CS340 Discussion Module 6 Operating Systems
The IPv6 standard was briefly discussed but it will carry great importance in the coming years. In one paragraph, explain why IPv6 will become so important and why it was created to replace IPv4.
CS340 Discussion Module 7 Operating Systems
Patches and updates help to keep a system running smoothly, but there are other good reasons to perform these maintenance tasks. In one paragraph, discuss some other reasons.
CS340 Discussion Module 8 Operating Systems
The Internet relies on one communication protocol to make communications work worldwide. In one paragraph discuss why you think only one protocol is used and why TCP/IP is that protocol.
CS340 Module 1 Assignment Operating Systems
CS340 Module 1 Assignment Operating Systems
The Wilshire Public Library has received funding from the Wilshire county commissioners to upgrade its desktop computers and servers. Currently, they are using an old Windows NT server to catalog holdings. Also, there are Windows 98 computers that the librarians use in their offices. Library patrons use Windows 95 and Windows 98 computers to access the catalog of holdings electronically (or they use the old card catalog, which is cards arranged in banks of drawers in the middle of the library.
In one paragraph for each question, complete the questions below using complete sentences
1.) What are some limitations of the present Windows 95 and 98 computers for use in the context of this library, compared to more modern operating systems? For example, in what ways would library patrons and staff benefit from using more modern operating systems?
2.) What desktop operating systems might be used to replace the Windows 95 and 98 computers? What operating system capabilities should the library look for when replacing these computers?
CS340 Module 2 Assignment Operating Systems
Tasty Freeze is a company that produces ice cream and sells it to distributors in North America. The company headquarters is housed in a large downtown building in Chicago. All of the senior management—the president and all vice presidents— use Macintosh computers with the Mac OS X operating system. The Marketing Department uses Windows XP Professional as does the Accounting Department. The Manufacturing and Operations department uses workstations running Linux, which have specialized software for their area, including a complex inventory and distribution client/server system. The servers used by the company include a combination of Windows Server 2003 and NetWare 6.5 servers. There has been some turnover in the Computer Support area of the company and they have hired you as a consultant to provide help.
  1. A new vice president has just been hired and she is not familiar with Macintosh computers. You have been asked to provide her with a set of simple written instructions about how to access the documents in the home folder, which were left by her predecessor. Also, provide instructions about how to create a new folder in Mac OS X. Note that both the predecessor and the new Vice President are using the same user account name, which is VP Financials. Finally, the Vice President needs your advice for creating a folder structure under her home folder. She wants a separate location for each of the following:
  • Rulings by the board of directors
  • Financial spreadsheets
  • Word-processed documents that pertain to her division
  • Word-processed documents that relate to senior management activities
  • Marketing reports
  1. The Windows XP Professional computer used by a copywriter in the Marketing Department is experiencing some problems. Each time the copywriter accesses certain files, he sees an error message. He is concerned because these are files to be used for an upcoming catalog that will go into print soon. Explain the steps to take in order to fix these files.
CS340 Module 3 Assignment Operating Systems
As the MIS Manager for a small business network, you are asked to research additional storage options for the company. The business has been growing and more information is being stored on the network. It has become apparent that you will run out of storage in the next six months.
  1. Research the costs and implementation challenges for Network Attached Storage (NAS) and Storage Area Networks (SANs). Weigh the options and make your recommendations.
  2. Several of the employees want to easily carry data from their office computer to their home computer so they can continue working at home. Recommend a method to accomplish this.
  3. Several of the employees want to easily carry data from their office computer to their home computer so they can continue working at home. Recommend a method to accomplish this.
CS340 Operating Systems Midterm Exam
  1. A class of relatively high-capacity storage devices that use removable cartridges
  2. Plan to update the _____ each time that you make a change, such as after adding a new device (and driver), installing new software, or adding many user accounts.
  3. If you need to format your hard disk before you start installing an operating system, you should run the _____ command.
  4. Created by Tim Patterson and a team, including Bill Gates, at Microsoft is known as MS-DOS
  5. The EPIC technology enables a single processor to execute as many as 20 operations at a time.
  6. With NTFS 5, files can be encrypted so that their contents are available only to those granted access.
  7. You will need to know the type of buses that are in your system if you install new expansion cards.
  8. Which of the following ports can be used by a mouse?
  9. NAS devices may work with the _____ operating system.
  10. A tape drive that uses both magnetic and optical recording
  11. the most popular hard drive interface in the Intel PC architecture is the SCSI interface.
12._____ is a technique that allows a computer to run two or more programs at the same time.
  1. _____ is part of Windows 95 and can be used to make connections via telephone and modem to remote networks or computers.
  2. A _____ is a central computer system, such as a mainframe, that is used by multiple users and applications simultaneously.
  3. The AMD _____ processor is comparable to the Intel Itanium processor.
  4. BIOS is Low-level program code that conducts basic hardware and software communications inside the computer
  5. What feature of Windows 2000 helps to significantly reduce the total cost of ownership over previous operating systems?
  6. You need a digital I/O interface and drivers to allow your operating system to recognize and use a digital picture and video I/O card
  7. If you have selected the driver signing Warn option, drivers and operating system files cannot be modified or overwritten by files that do not have the appropriate digital
  8. The _____ interface is often built into the main board (mother board) of the computer, or it is otherwise present in the form of an interface card.
  9. The _____ allows an application to use multiple processors if the need arises for additional processing power
  10. When Windows Server 2003 is upgraded from Windows 2000 Server, the system files remain in the Windows folder. If Windows Server 2003 is installed from scratch, then it uses the Winnt folder.
  11. _____ would be a general function of an operating system installation.
  12. A way to directly attach storage to a network
  13. In Windows 2000, XP, and Server 2003, _____ is supported so that these operating systems can read and write files to CD-ROM disk drives
  14. A single IDE interface can support _____ devices.
  15. The _____ processor was the first Intel chip to include a math coprocessor.
  16. Each operation is submitted, acted upon, and the results displayed before the next process is started is called GUI
  17. A tape drive that has an erasable memory chip is AIT
  18. In UNIX/Linux, _____ handle byte-by-byte streams of data.
  19. Active directory is a database that is used to store information about resources such as _____ and it groups resources at different levels (hierarchies) for local and universal
  20. Interfaces with the resource managers are Kernel
  21. For UNIX and Linux systems, the “etc” directory is used for user files and programs
  22. Computer software designed to provide the operating system and application software access to specific computer hardware is Sequential processing
  23. Simplifies the hardware required inside the computer
  24. After a disk is partitioned, it must be _____so that the partition contains the disk divisions and patterns needed by a particular operating system to store files.
  25. Each end of a SCSI cable must _____ to prevent echoes and ghost signals on the cable.
  26. The number of platters, heads, tracks, and sectors per track are identical on all hard disks.
  27. DOS is a 16-bit, single-tasking, single-user operating system.
  28. You can use a written script that documents the upgrade process step by step, including _____.
CS340 Module 5 Assignment Operating Systems
Wilderness Supply is a 38-person company that makes outdoor clothing such as parkas, jackets, backpacks, hats, gloves, bags, and other equipment. The management group, sales representatives, purchasing agent, and inventory and shipping specialists all use computers that must be connected to the Internet to communicate with distributors, suppliers, a payroll preparation company, and for many other purposes. Currently, all of the computers have V.92 modems and access to telephone lines for outside communications. Also, the computers are connected to one another through a local area network. The company is contacting you to consult about ways in which to support modem access and to improve these communications.
  1. Several members of the company have learned that ADSL is now available through a local telecommunications company. Cable modem access is also available. Compare these two alternatives and prepare a report for the company?s management so they can consider these as replacements for analog modem access.
  2.  The owner of the company uses Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 on his workstation. He wants to check the serial port speed of his internal modem. Explain how he can check the speed.
  3.  Four of the managers have just gotten MAC OS X computers. Create a short document that describes how to set up their internal modems for Internet access.
CS340 Module 6 Assignment Operating Systems
You are the network administrator for a group of 18 groundwater hydrologists who work in two adjacent buildings. Their company works with new housing construction all over the United States to determine if there is enough local ground water to support a new housing development. Each hydrologist has her or his own computer workstation. Two use computers running Linux, three use Macintosh computers, and the rest use computers running Windows XP or Windows 2000. These hydrologists work with a variety of software, including word processing, research databases, spreadsheets, mapping software, and mathematical calculation software. The buildings in which the hydrologists work are not networked, but the company plans to network each building and connect both networks. The company plans to network each building and connect both networks. The company also has decided to purchase a Linux server and a NetWare server for all of the hydrologists to access. Both servers will be in a secure computer room in one of the buildings. Also, the company plans to connect to an Internet service provider so that each hydrologist can easily access the Internet. Explain how you would handle the following immediate concerns.  Using complete sentence answer the following questions:
  1. What type of network, Ethernet or token ring, do you believe should be implemented?
  2.  What topology should be installed?
  3.  What equipment will have to be purchased in order for each hydrologist’s computer to be connected to the network?
  4.  What protocols will you need to set up on each server and on all of the workstations? Why will you need these particular protocols?
CS340 Module 7 Assignment Operating Systems
Case Study Assignment: Resource Sharing Over a Network and Standard Operating and Maintenance Procedures
Please complete the Exercises questions at the end of chapter 9 and 10.  The Case exercises for both.
CS340 Module 8 Final Exam Operating Systems
  1. A class of relatively high-capacity storage devices that use removable cartridges
  2. Plan to update the _____ each time that you make a change, such as after adding a new device (and driver), installing new software, or adding many user accounts.
  3. If you need to format your hard disk before you start installing an operating system, you should run the _____ command.
  4. Created by Tim Patterson and a team, including Bill Gates, at Microsoft is known as MS-DOS
  5. The EPIC technology enables a single processor to execute as many as 20 operations at a time.
  6. With NTFS 5, files can be encrypted so that their contents are available only to those granted access.
  7. You will need to know the type of buses that are in your system if you install new expansion cards.
  8. Which of the following ports can be used by a mouse?
  9. NAS devices may work with the _____ operating system.
  10. A tape drive that uses both magnetic and optical recording
  11. the most popular hard drive interface in the Intel PC architecture is the SCSI interface.
12._____ is a technique that allows a computer to run two or more programs at the same time.
  1. _____ is part of Windows 95 and can be used to make connections via telephone and modem to remote networks or computers.
  2. A _____ is a central computer system, such as a mainframe, that is used by multiple users and applications simultaneously.
  3. The AMD _____ processor is comparable to the Intel Itanium processor.
  4. BIOS is Low-level program code that conducts basic hardware and software communications inside the computer
  5. What feature of Windows 2000 helps to significantly reduce the total cost of ownership over previous operating systems?
  6. You need a digital I/O interface and drivers to allow your operating system to recognize and use a digital picture and video I/O card
  7. If you have selected the driver signing Warn option, drivers and operating system files cannot be modified or overwritten by files that do not have the appropriate digital
  8. The _____ interface is often built into the main board (mother board) of the computer, or it is otherwise present in the form of an interface card.
  9. The _____ allows an application to use multiple processors if the need arises for additional processing power
  10. When Windows Server 2003 is upgraded from Windows 2000 Server, the system files remain in the Windows folder. If Windows Server 2003 is installed from scratch, then it uses the Winnt folder.
  11. _____ would be a general function of an operating system installation.
  12. A way to directly attach storage to a network
  13. In Windows 2000, XP, and Server 2003, _____ is supported so that these operating systems can read and write files to CD-ROM disk drives
  14. A single IDE interface can support _____ devices.
  15. The _____ processor was the first Intel chip to include a math coprocessor.
  16. Each operation is submitted, acted upon, and the results displayed before the next process is started is called GUI
  17. A tape drive that has an erasable memory chip is AIT
  18. In UNIX/Linux, _____ handle byte-by-byte streams of data.
  19. Active directory is a database that is used to store information about resources such as _____ and it groups resources at different levels (hierarchies) for local and universal
  20. Interfaces with the resource managers are Kernel
  21. For UNIX and Linux systems, the “etc” directory is used for user files and programs
  22. Computer software designed to provide the operating system and application software access to specific computer hardware is Sequential processing
  23. Simplifies the hardware required inside the computer
  24. After a disk is partitioned, it must be _____so that the partition contains the disk divisions and patterns needed by a particular operating system to store files.
  25. Each end of a SCSI cable must _____ to prevent echoes and ghost signals on the cable.
  26. The number of platters, heads, tracks, and sectors per track are identical on all hard disks.
  27. 39. DOS is a 16-bit, single-tasking, single-user operating system.
  28. You can use a written script that documents the upgrade process step by step, including _____.

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CS263 Discussion Module 1 Programming in C
Explain the difference between using an algorithm and pseudo code.
CS263 Discussion Module 2 Programming in C
What are comments? Why comments are included in programs? Are they necessary for an production environment? Explain
CS263 Discussion Module 3 Programming in C
Why should you not use an external file name in any place other than the open statement?
CS263 Discussion Module 4 Programming in C
The three basic control structures are sequence, selection, and repetition.  Pick one and discuss it.
CS263 Discussion Module 5 Programming in C
What is a function? State the advantages in using a function. What is the difference between system defined and user defined functions?
CS263 Discussion Module 6 Programming in C
  1. What is the difference between static and register variables? Give at least one example.
CS263 Discussion Module 7 Programming in C
How are arrays processed?  Explain with an example.
CS263 Discussion Module 8 Programming in C
  1. What did you find difficult in doing this project?
  2. What would you have done differently?
CS263 Module 1 Assignment Programming in C
Write an algorithm to compute the volume of water in cubic feet, flowing through a pipe of diameter d in feet, with a velocity of v feet per second.  The formula to compute the volume flow rate per second is given by:
CS263 Module 2 Assignment Programming in C
Programming Exercise #5 on p. 127 of the textbook Write a program to calculate the volume flow rate in cubic feet per second of water flowing through a pipe of diameter d in inches and a velocity of v feet per second.  The formula for the flow rate is given by:  Where area =  in square feet
CS263 Module 3 Assignment Programming in C
Written Assignment: Input and output functions
Complete Programming Exercise #2 on page 183
Write a program to compute the diameter in centimeters of a steel rod, an aluminum rod, and a copper rode, which can withstand a particular compression load. The allowable compression stress of steel, aluminum, and copper is 25,000 lbs/m2, 15,000 lbs/m2, and 20,000 lbs/m2, respectively.
Area of load / allowable compression stress
Area = π r2 where diameter
Input the compression load. Print the type of material, load, allowable stress, and diameter. Use formatted output with field width specifications that align the output.
CS263 Module 4 Assignment Programming in C
Written Assignment: Control Structures
Programming Exercise #3 on page 261 in textbook.
Write a program to compute the power loss in a transmission line with a resistance of 0.05 ohms/mile. Compute the power loss if 500kw of power is transmitted from a power generating station to cities at distances of 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100 miles at 100 V and 200 V. The current (i) is calculated from:
i = power transmitted in watts / volts transmitted
The total resistance R is computed from the equation: * miles
Where r is the resistance per mile. The power loss is computed from the equation: Power 2 x R.
Display to console and pause the program
CS263 Module 5 Assignment Programming in C
Written Assignment: Control Structures
Programming Exercise #2 on p. 335 in the textbook.
Write a main function and the following functions to compute the stress and strain in a steel rod of diameterD (inches) and the length L (inches) subject to the compression loads P of 10,000 to 1,000,000 pounds in increments of 100,000 pounds.  The modulus of elasticity E for steel is 30 X  .
CS263 Module 6 Assignment Programming in C
Written Assignment: Storage Classes
  1. Programming Exercise #2 on page 388 of the text.
Write a main function to input 20 integers in the range of 1 to 6. Write a function to count the number of times the numbers 2 and 5 occur. The function should declare static variables count2 and count5. Check the data validity in the main function.
CS263 Module 7 Assignment Programming in C
Programming Exercise # 5 P. 467
Write a program in C to record the temperature and pressure values in a scientific experiment and store the data in two one-dimensional arrays, then identify the extreme values of pressure and temperature. The array size is 20.
CS263 Module 8 Assignment Programming in C
Written Assignment Display Duplicate

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Read the Cohesion Case on pages 27-37 in the course textbook. Create a five- to seven-page PowerPoint presentation in which you a) briefly describe your view of McDonald’s strategic position, and b) answer Step 4 of the Assurance of Learning exercise on page 37.
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Complete the Assurance of Learning Exercise 3D on page 87 of the course textbook. In addition to completing Steps 1-3, summarize your findings in a two page APA formatted paper and discuss your views of McDonald’s strategic prospects based upon your analysis of the external assessment and consideration of the opportunities to grow, as well as threats from competitors and the macro environment.
Please complete Step 2 as follows, go to the CSU Online Library and make a copy of an industry survey for the restaurant industry from the Business Source Complete or ABI/Inform Complete database. The document you select should contain excellent information for developing a list of external opportunities and threats facing MCD.
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Complete the Assurance of Learning Exercises 6A and 6B on page 205 of the textbook. Use the completed SWOT and SPACE matrices to draw conclusions regarding both the long term and short term strategies you would recommend in light of your findings. Summarize in a two-page APA formatted paper.
NOTE: It is not necessary to consult other students to complete these exercises in the textbook.
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Complete the four elements of the McDonald’s organization chart exercise in the Assurance of Learning Exercise 7A on page 248 of the textbook. Once the organizational chart recommendation is completed, create at least one high-level objective for each functional group in the organizational chart. State your rationale for each and briefly state how each would be measured. Compile your work into a minimum two-page APA formatted paper.
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Read the Assurance of Learning Exercise 8A and 8B on page 282 of the textbook. Prepare a product positioning map, and perform the EPS/EBIT calculations given in 8B. Discuss, in a two-page APA formatted paper, how the product positioning is aligned with McDonald’s corporate strategy. Identify potential gaps in the product line or weaknesses in positioning. Describe the relevance of the EPS/EBIT chart and why it is significant with respect to strategy implementation.
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Follow the instructions for the Assurance of Learning Exercise 9A on page 306 of the textbook. Create a minimum two-page APA formatted paper evaluating McDonald’s strategy. Choose at least one of McDonald’s competitors and discuss its position relative to McDonald’s. Comment on McDonald’s prospects of success against this competitor.
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Complete the Assurance of Learning Exercise 10A on page 326 of the textbook. You will be asked to analyze and to compare and contrast the code of ethics of both Starbuck’s and McDonald’s. Summarize your analysis and findings in a two-page APA formatted paper.
The links shown in the textbook are no longer active; however, these documents can still be located by using your favorite search engine to search for “Standards of Business Conduct for Starbucks” and “Standards of Business Conduct for McDonald’s.”
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