...Specialization Project 2-3 2 Comprehensive comparative table (Review of Literature) - Annexure -I 4 3 Sequence of the Report- Annexure-II 5 4 Evaluation weightage-Annexure -III 5 5 EVALUATION FORMAT- SP-2014 - At the end of 1st Week 6-7 6 EVALUATION FORMAT - SP-2014 - At the end of 2nd Week 7-8 7 EVALUATION FORMAT - SP-2014 - At the end of 3rd Week 8-9 8 EVALUATION FORMAT - SP -2014 - At the end of 4th Week 9-10 Sketch of Report on Specialization Project Objective The objective of Specialization Project is to provide of in depth learning in the area of specialization. This project is more focused on the students chosen area as a specialization and wants to have career. It should facilitate the student to have a deeper understanding in his/her specialization. Details of Specialization Project The Specialization project should be done by every student as a part of their course which carries 100 marks and will be included in the marks sheet. This project provides an opportunity to get more insights on the topic chosen by the student. In the process, the student will get a chance to (a) evaluate the applicability of the textbook theories in real time situations and (b) to analyze the performance of entities and markets using statistical and analytical methods. The project should be focused to the specialization the student opted during the course. The project will be completed...
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...This is the html version of the file http://www.gtu.ac.in/circulars/11DEC/Comprehensive_Project.pdf. Google automatically generates html versions of documents as we crawl the web. Page 1 | Gujarat Technological University Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) FAQs related to Comprehensive Project for MBA Sem III & IV 1 How many students can undertake CP in a Group? Ans There should be a group of two students only for one project report. However, considering the significance of the research topic or indispensability of the institute, in exceptional case the institute may allow one student or a group of three students for one project. 2 Is it mandatory to be associated / work with any organization / company for CP? Ans Since the Comprehensive Project is a part of Research, it can be a part of any specific organisation / company / Industry. But it is not necessary to work in the company/organisation. But, the student is excepted to visit the company/organisation for data collection purpose. 3 As per the guidelines mentioned in the MBA Syllabus, is it mandatory to identify the problem of the company / industry and try to solve it as a part of CP like in engineering courses? Ans In MBA course, problems identification is not mandatory. But the students have to find out the general / specific problems of company / organisation / industry and give practical suggestions to overcome these problems. 4 Whether obtaining the Formal Certificate from the Industry to...
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...Comprehensive project synopsis Title of the project-Consumer analysis driven market analysis pursued by NOKIA,SAMSUNG and LG mobile phones. Abstract-In recent year,adoption of mobile phone devices dramatically increased so fast in india. Having a mobile phone,during 1990,in india considered as luxury. It was owned by rich class businessmen and officers. But reduction in service charges and cost of the handset made it ubiquituos throughout india. Now,Mobile phones have become a part of life of every indian people. It totally realized indian consumers’ hidden needs about to take care of business works and beloved ones. It unveiled other unsought needs likewise messaging,recreation,gaming,and surfing internet etc. due to the other benefits mobile phone s are no longer a device only to make a call but also for other stuffs. Nowadays mobile phones are purchased not only on the basis of its core benefit but also on the basis of its other multi featured facilities. Introduction-India has come in a close second in the sale of mobile phones in the year 2006.china has led the race of mobile sales being the heighest in the world. In India however,the GSM phones rule over the CDMA Handsets. Leading the categories are Nokia, SAMSUNG,LG,SONY Ericssion,MOTOROLA and blackberry. GSM handsets are more preferred over CDMA handsets because of its attribute of portability with every SIM cards. But only three major mobile phone manufacturing companies rule over Indian mobile phone device...
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...| Opening of meeting | | | 2 | Apologies | | | 3 | Confirmation of minutes of previous meeting (tabled and accepted) | | | 4 | Business arising from the minutes | | | 5 | Correspondence | | | 6 | Business arising from the correspondence | | | 7 | Issues | | a | identified | | b | methods employed or recommended | | c | actions required by management | | d | other matters affecting business operations | | | 8 | General Business | | | 9 | Closing of Meeting | | | Agenda Distribution via email | Manager - Chairperson | Supervisor | Team Members | Part B: Project plan Scenario or background information: Following the project meeting, team members are clear about their roles in the project planning process. Part B requires the production of a report specifying details of the project plan. The report is to consist of an executive summary, a table of contents, an introduction, a body, a conclusion and appendices. Details of content for each section are explained below. Executive Summary This section summarises the complete report in such a way that a busy executive can become rapidly acquainted with the material in the report, without having to read it all. Although it appears at the beginning of the report, it is the last thing to be written. Table of Contents This is a listing by heading and subheading of all sections of the report, indicating on which page they can be found. Introduction An...
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...1 January 2005 3. Aust standards are set for all reporting entities, but IFRS are primarily designed for large corporations 4. Objective of financial reporting Provide information to users that is useful for making and evaluating decisions about the allocation of scarce resources 5. Measurement of comprehensive income Income Less: Expenses = Profit or loss for the period +/- Items of other comprehensive income =Total comprehensive income for the period 6. Other comprehensive income Changes in asset revaluation surplus, actuarial gains and losses on defined benefit superannuation plans, gains and losses arising from translating the financial statements of a foreign operation, gains and losses on remeasuring available-for-sale financial assets, effective portion of gains and losses on hedging instruments in a cash flow hedge 7. The face of the statement of comprehensive income must include amounts for: -Revenue -Finance costs -Equity accounted share of profit or loss of associates [covered in ACCT6010] -Tax expense -Profit or loss on discontinued operations -Profit or loss for the period -Each component of other comprehensive income, classified by nature -Total comprehensive income 8. Recognition of asset: “Assets" are future economic benefits controlled by the entity as a result of past transactions or other past events. An asset should be recognised in the statement of financial position when and only when: 1)...
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...headings and summaries. | 0-7 | 8-9 | 10-11 | 12-15 | Quality and use of literature (15) * Information variety * Minimum 4 academic sources related to management topics (not Babcock & Morse) per question * Relevance of sources selected * Application of theory integrated with references | 0-7 | 8-9 | 10-11 | 12-15 | Question 1 (35) PROJECT MANAGEMENT * Argument shows comprehensive research and analysis. * Argument is well organised and progresses logically * Clearly indicates understanding of application of management principles to an engineering context * Demonstrates a good understanding of the project management function (technical and sociocultural dimensions of a project, project structure, strategic management, organisational politics, payback periods etc.) * Demonstrates an understanding of the importance of professional ethics and responsibilities in relation to organisational constraints on management decisions | 0-17 | 18-24 | 25-29 | 30-35 | Question 2 (35) PEOPLE MANAGEMENT * Argument shows comprehensive research and analysis. * Argument is well organised and progresses logically * Clearly indicates understanding of application of management principles to an engineering context *...
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...Outline for Final Project (International Trade Research) (40% of Final Mark) 1. Objective: students should be able to make an international trade research based on the learned knowledge in this course. 2. Methods: * Prepare a research brief and a research plan. * Design the research and gather the required information. * Analyze the results and prepare a report and presentation. 3. Explanation: 1) Prepare a research brief and an initial research plan Find one potential foreign product and conduct an international trade research project to identify the opportunity based on the following aspects: * Product information. * Producer information. * Importing country information. * Regulations. * Customer profiles. * Product and service that fit with customer needs. * Strength of demand. * Barriers to entry. * Competitive marketplace. * And other necessary information. 2) Design the research and gather the required information. Students should collect primary, secondary, quantitative, and qualitative data, and whether the research should be exploratory, descriptive or causal. However, the design MUST include: * Create 20 questionnaires about the product or service. * Interview at least 10 individuals (not classmate) to collect the answers. * Other necessary researching methods. 3) Analyze the results and prepare a report and presentation. Students should analyze all of the collected data, include: * Assess the reliability...
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...RESEARCH IMPACT OF DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY – COMPREHENSIVE AGRARIAN REFORM PROGRAM TO AGRARIAN REFORM COMMUNITIES ASSISTED CHAPTER I THE PROBLEM AND ITS SETTING INTRODUCTION In consonance with the avowed policy of the state to promote social justice and to move the nation toward rural development and industrialization, the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Law (RA 6657) was enacted on 10 June 1988. The law spells out the mechanism for the implementation of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) which aims to redistribute all public and private agricultural lands, including lands of the public domain suitable for agriculture. Under the program, landowners are allowed to retain a maximum of five hectares. The CARP, which is primarily envisioned to accomplish equity objectives through land distribution, also aims to address efficiency issues by increasing farm productivity. Improved farm productivity is expected to be accomplished through the adoption of appropriate farming practices and technology by the new landowners and the provision of the complementary support services. These include, among others, infrastructure support, credit, technical training and appropriate technology. The program is also designed to encourage production in idle and abandoned lands which is expected to increase overall land productivity. In view of its comprehensive scope, the implementation of the CARP involves the Department of Trade and Industry through the establishment...
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...About the Research Proposal Paper With this assignment, you will develop the first section of your Research Proposal paper for this course. Your paper will follow the standard outline of the proposal for the Directed Research Project (DRP). The DRP, a major research paper on a topic (or problem) in your discipline, is a requirement of your graduate work at Strayer. The proposal for the DRP comprises the following sections: 1. Context of the problem. 2. Statement of the problem. 3. Research questions. 4. Significance of the study. 5. Research design and methodology. 6. Organization of the study. 7. Tentative reference list. You will develop and submit one (1) of these sections every week. After each has been graded and returned to you, you will have an opportunity to revise it before assembling all of the sections into your final paper, to be submitted in Week 11. Note that the DRP Manuscript Guidebook is available at https://sunow.strayer.edu/sites/academics/ap/pi/Memos/DRP Manual.pdf Context of the Problem “The Context of the Problem sets up the research statement with background, purpose, and perhaps some support from the literature or acceptable literature alternatives. It is here that the DRP problem or issue is discussed and gives a transitory explanation of what the completed research work-product will most likely contain.” DRP Manuscript Guidebook This is the first section of your Research Proposal paper...
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...I. BRIEF SUMMARY Military research and development is of great importance to the country’s security and the well-being of the nation’s economy. In the recent year, the amount spend by the United States on these kinds of projects has already doubled. This R & D is done by different companies in the industry for the government. Now, there is this proposal to have the companies focus on a specific development to get the most out of the money spent by the government considering the existence of competition among these companies, specifically on duplication and interservice competition related to military R&D projects. II. SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS III. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM With the budget of the military aspect of the government a certain problem arose, especially on the matter of finances in relation to the research and development of military weapons. These issues include the matter on how to eliminate duplication and interservice competition among the developers; the idea of focusing only on a certain project and how this can possible affect the quality of the weapons; and the existence of private researches in the industry military R&D. How should the government act upon this situation given also that there is this tremendous industrial importance in military research endeavours? IV. ALTERNATIVE COURSE OF ACTION ALTERNATIVE 1: Development and Planning of a Specific Research in Coordination with the Military Planners Pros: * Proper allocation...
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...Draft Proposal on Impact Assessment of Urban Agriculture Research and Development in Nairobi By William Omoto Department of Research Development Nairobi Kenya 1. INTRODUCTION Background Kenya’s leading development challenges today include alleviation of poverty and environmental management in the context of rapid population growth and urbanization. Kenya’s population was 28.6 million people in 1999 and is expected to reach 43 million in the year 2020. According to the government statistics, the national level of absolute poverty increased from 44% in 1992 to 56% in 2002 (GoK 2002). Nairobi has registered the highest rate of urbanization (4.5%) with a population of 2.2m in 2000 projected to reach 3.2m in the year 2010. About 50% of people in Nairobi live below the absolute poverty line of Ksh. 2 648. As the urbanization trend continues, urban environments are deteriorating. Most of the urban poor are concentrated in the informal settlements where there are no infrastructure and services to address environmental problems and are engaged in urban agriculture. One of the biggest policy challenges today is the inclusion of environmental policy into urban policy. UPA can be an integral part of a set of policies for sustainable urban environmental management. Urban AF can play an especially vital role in waste management by transforming waste into food and fuel. Waste management approaches in place include waste collecting, sorting, treatment and recycling...
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...Graduate School Writing a research proposal for a PhD or MPhil application: A guide for potential students Some Schools and Departments may require you to write an outline research proposal and submit this with your application to study for a PhD or MPhil. The content and structure of the proposal will inevitably vary depending on the discipline area and the nature of the project you wish to pursue. In some cases you may be provided with some guidance in terms of what information should be included in the proposal and, if this is the case, you should read this carefully and follow it. However, where this is not the case, the general guidance, and suggested headings, provided here should help you to structure and present your ideas clearly in your proposal. Your overall aim is to produce a research proposal that is clear and coherent in every respect. You should therefore avoid the use of overly long sentences and of technical jargon. It is important that the proposed research is realistic and feasible so that the outcomes can be achieved within the scale of a typical research degree programme, which is typically three years full-time for a PhD (or two years for an MPhil). Although you should write the proposal yourself, it is best if you discuss its contents with your proposed supervisor before you submit it. Your research question For most projects there is usually one main question that you would like to address, which can sometimes be broken down into several sub-questions...
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...expectations. Writing becomes extremely important as you prepare to execute your thesis in your last year. Projects and presentations are stepped up as well. Learning to do comprehensive and thorough research is a large part of what your graduate study is about. Research in graduate school goes to a different depth than in your undergraduate study and the expectations of your research will be high. Classes are usually smaller in graduate school. You can no longer hide among the masses of students that were present in undergraduate school. Class participation is counted as a larger percentage of your grade. Graduate students are asked to evaluate and form opinions and questions about subject matter and be able to discuss them in class. There is a greater sense of professionalism in graduate school. This level of education is where more intense career training takes place and you will be asked to conduct yourself professionally. You may also be asked to leave off your casual to sloppy student attire and dress in a more professional manner. The biggest difference between graduate and undergraduate school is in the thesis or dissertation. A thesis or dissertation is a large research and writing project that can be as long as 100 pages. It follows strict academic writing guidelines and must exhibit high quality scholarship. It is usually accompanied by comprehensive exams and a formal defense. Graduate school may appear to be intimidating. It is certainly not to be taken...
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...Proposed Topic/Title of Research: A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY: Link between ICT growth and economic growth in the Greater China Region Background: As to these days, perhaps the most important enabling technology worldwide: Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). China is not the only fast-growing economy that is making waves around the world. ICT in China’s current economic growth rate is approximately 9 percent annually, which is impressive economically. Its contribution to global GDP growth since 2000 has been almost twice as large as that of the next three biggest emerging economies (India, Brazil and Russia) combined. Some even refer to China as the mother of emerging markets and transition economies. China joined the World Trade Organization towards the end of 2001. It has also been experiencing a long period of steady economic growth and was chosen to host the 2008 Olympic Games. Although there is still a huge gap between China and developed countries in the development of the ICT industry, the astonishing pace of its progress shows promise for the country’s New Economy. There are empirical evidences in recent years on China’s ICT industry development and diffusion. Indeed, The ICT industry is becoming the most dynamic sector in China’s economy. However, a clear digital divide among the nation’s economic regions is foreseen. Information and communication technologies (ICT) are therefore playing an increasingly central role in today's China. In just a...
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...indexing is fundamentally simple. By recognizing that the value of information is determined by those who use it, what better way to measure the quality of the work than by measuring the impact it makes on the community at large. The widest possible population within the scholarly community (i.e. anyone who uses or cites the source material) determines the influence or impact of the idea and its originator on our body of knowledge. Because of its simplicity, one tends to forget that citation indexing is actually a fairly recent form of information management and retrieval. There were three factors that led to the development of citation indexing back in the 1950's. With the huge influx of government dollars into research and development following World War II, the research community naturally began to publicly document its findings through the accepted channel of published scientific journal literature. The subsequent burgeoning of the literature created a need for a method of indexing and retrieval that would be more cost effective and efficient than the then-current model of human indexing of materials for subject specific indices. While the subtle judgements made by subject specialists were valuable in giving depth to a subject index, manual indexing was both a more time consuming process and labor intensive. Its costs increased in proportion to the growth of material to be indexed. So the need for a better way of managing information was the first factor. The second factor...
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