...Importance Of A Lab Report Lab Report Lab report is one way we used during of after an experiment in a laboratory to subtly record and discuss the experiment. During a lab, we sometimes can observe only the physical part of the experiment, or may be some visible chemical changes. These changes indicate that the experiment we do is successful or not. However, in order to understand and achieve more from just simply doing the experiment, we write lab report to more profoundly understand the internal meanings of the experiment we do, and the eventual purpose of the lab. Doing a lab report are also essential to making corrections for further experiments similar to previously done ones. Pass experiences can help improve and better the new lab in many ways such as the procedure. We can make the procedure clearer and more precise. By doing so, we can do our best to limit the possibility of ingredients that may alternate final results popping up during a lab. Without a precise data and purpose, a lab would not be a lab because it has no means of proving anything that we don’t know of. Too many alternating factors always cause a lab to be useless because we cannot focus on the specific thing we are looking at. Thus, a lab report is essential not just for the lab that the report is for, but essential for bettering future similar experiences. A lab report contains many different parts. One part of the lab report is the analysis of the experiment, which really stands most importantly...
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...Lab Report Lab report is one way we used during of after an experiment in a laboratory to subtly record and discuss the experiment. During a lab, we sometimes can observe only the physical part of the experiment, or may be some visible chemical changes. These changes indicate that the experiment we do is successful or not. However, in order to understand and achieve more from just simply doing the experiment, we write lab report to more profoundly understand the internal meanings of the experiment we do, and the eventual purpose of the lab. Doing a lab report are also essential to making corrections for further experiments similar to previously done ones. Pass experiences can help improve and better the new lab in many ways such as the procedure. We can make the procedure clearer and more precise. By doing so, we can do our best to limit the possibility of ingredients that may alternate final results popping up during a lab. Without a precise data and purpose, a lab would not be a lab because it has no means of proving anything that we don’t know of. Too many alternating factors always cause a lab to be useless because we cannot focus on the specific thing we are looking at. Thus, a lab report is essential not just for the lab that the report is for, but essential for bettering future similar experiences. A lab report contains many different parts. One part of the lab report is the analysis of the experiment, which really stands most importantly to a lab. The analysis part...
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...Lab Report Lab report is one way we used during of after an experiment in a laboratory to subtly record and discuss the experiment. During a lab, we sometimes can observe only the physical part of the experiment, or may be some visible chemical changes. These changes indicate that the experiment we do is successful or not. However, in order to understand and achieve more from just simply doing the experiment, we write lab report to more profoundly understand the internal meanings of the experiment we do, and the eventual purpose of the lab. Doing a lab report are also essential to making corrections for further experiments similar to previously done ones. Pass experiences can help improve and better the new lab in many ways such as the procedure. We can make the procedure clearer and more precise. By doing so, we can do our best to limit the possibility of ingredients that may alternate final results popping up during a lab. Without a precise data and purpose, a lab would not be a lab because it has no means of proving anything that we don’t know of. Too many alternating factors always cause a lab to be useless because we cannot focus on the specific thing we are looking at. Thus, a lab report is essential not just for the lab that the report is for, but essential for bettering future similar experiences. A lab report contains many different parts. One part of the lab report is the analysis of the experiment, which really stands most importantly to a lab. The analysis part...
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...Mr. Kender, Merck and Company has been presented with a very interesting opportunity from LAB Pharmaceuticals. After having analyzed the current opportunity that Merck and Company is being presented with we have come up with the following recommendations on how best for you and your company to proceed with this proposal to purchase LAB Pharmaceuticals new drug, Davanrik. We feel that purchasing the rights to Davanrik is a great opportunity for Merck and Company to expand its product portfolio, customer base and future revenues. That being said, there are risks associated with taking on the costly and lengthy FDA approval processes that goes along with it. After having performed our analysis, based in part by the use of the attached decision tree, we have concluded that the maximum that Merck and Company should be willing to offer LAB Pharmaceuticals for the rights to Davanrik is $13.68 million. Also, in order to be more confident in the financial outlook for this plan we also elected to perform a sensitivity analysis. The analysis was run based on a worse case scenario and assumed an increase of launch costs from $100 million to $225 million for the weight loss compound in the third phase of the launch. If Merck and Company was to experience these added costs we would expect to see value of $10.76 million. Within the attached report you will find our detailed analysis, which has led us to the above conclusion. The report also outlines the method in which we have...
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...Lab Title Configure and verify interVLAN routing using a router on a stick Your Name: Cruz Galvan DSI Number: D40495378 NETW204 DeVry University Date: 20160123 Professor Name: Mario Kosseifi Table of Contents Introduction 3 Procedure 3 Results 3 Application and Analysis 3 Questions 3 Conclusion and Recommendation 4 Lessons Learned 4 References 4 Introduction Discuss what you will do in this lab. Provide some background information on the main idea in this lab and discuss the purpose of the lab activity. We will be troubleshooting interVLAN routing and host configuration issues. From reading through this lab I will be using my troubleshooting skills and knowledge I have learned so far to fix some of the problems that are occurring in this network. Procedure How did you go about implementing the lab activity? Describe the steps you took to ensure that the final implementation meets the original business goal. For example, did you design a new IP scheme and assign IP addresses to devices based on a given range of IP addresses? Did you assign IP addresses manually, dynamically, or both? Did you name devices based on location? Did you or would you connect switches first or routers first, why? Did you configure the end devices or the infrastructure devices first? What was the plan to verify that the network work? Note that the procedure must take into consideration not only the steps you took to implement the lab solution but also the...
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...It is used by professional sports teams, scientists, medical professionals, universities, academies, coaches, and is being integrated into the field of healthcare and physical therapy. For example, it can allow physical therapists to make gait analysis, give instant feedback to their clients during or after sessions through side-to-side comparisons, before and after screenshots, or video of them individual doing a specific movement. Through this software they can show a patient how to properly perform an exercise, or show them improper movement. Likewise, Dartfish can enhance a clients understanding of the physical therapists verbal explanation through video. For my case study I chose to analyze certain movements in the sport of basketball. I would create biomechanical analysis of individuals shooting, dribbling, and playing in a game. Being able to analyze movement is not an easy task to do. I had to allocate various hours a week into properly using the Dartfish software and knowing which analysis tools to use depending on the specific types of movement my demonstrators were doing. This case study enhanced my independent learning and tested my problem solving...
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...the sales manager uses with the salesman and how it can be improved going forward for the mutual benefit of all stakeholders. The Genie Model 465 Sales Process Analysis Contained below are the case questions to be explored: “How might this sales manager's post-sales coaching session have been improved? What would you have done differently? Please provide your rationale to support your response? Make some recommendations about how the sales manager could have been more effective in his feedback to Joe. What could he have said? How could he have helped Joe during the sales call. Should the sales manager have behaved differently on the call?” My first impression based on the audio comments in the case; suggest to me that the sales manager’s demeanor was terrible. He was negative and talking down to the new representative during his post sales call debriefing. First of all, during the sales call I would have allowed myself to also have an exchange with the lab decision maker if I were the sales manager. It’s silly to be there and say nothing while passing notes to the new representative. Leading by example is a key skill for the new representative to experience. Tell me, show me, and then let me do is the process I would be using. The sales call with the lab manager can both be a show me and let me do experience. It’s very important the sales representative know that it is a penalty free environment to be gaining appointments and gaining...
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...emotional responses. (McShane, Olekalns, & Travaglione, 2010) Case analysis The Case revolves around the professional lives of the three main employees of Simmons Laboratories. The so-called protagonist is a person by the name of Bob Knowlton, who is the lead on one of the projects at Simmons Labs. Bob reports to Dr Katherine, another important part of Simmons Labs. The third important person in this case is Elliot Haywood. He is a new recruit into Simmons Labs and at the outset, expresses interest in joining Bob’s team. Bob Knowlton: Bob is someone who has been with the Simmons Labs for about nine years when the case is prepared. He is shown to be someone who thinks like old school scientists who believe in the trial and error method. He tests rigorously before coming to any conclusions and is meticulous about the details. He does not hesitate spending time and poring over any analysis or decision. At the same time, even after being a nine year veteran, he still seems like someone who is still finding his foothold in the firm. However, he is not very open about his inner feelings and internally hurts. Elliot Haywood: Elliot comes across as a “Type A” personality. He was always in an urgent need to complete his work and did not care if in this process he was disturbing or annoying others. In the case it is mentioned how Elliot called Bob at 2 in the morning to explain a new approach to certain lab problems without apologizing to Bob once for disturbing his sleep. Elliot...
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...Consulting Analysis for Criterion Water Labs, LLC Criterion Water Labs, LLC has been in business for four years. The owners, Dr. David and Ann Ihms are hardworking entrepreneurs. Both coming from a science background, they attended a six week fast track venture class and is now providing local quality water testing along with developing educational materials for hands on science. They are passionate about education and encouraging the youth to consider biology and chemistry fields to study. The mission of the business is to continue growing while maintaining both facets. Because of their social responsibility, customer base growth potential is not an issue. They have created a quality and after sale service value to their customers. Additional focuses on marketing, process management, and capabilities will expand the horizons for future growth for this community minded business. The environmental testing labs and services industry in which Criterion is part of held strong through the recession because of the growing concerns with the environment and social responsibility making Criterion Water Lab’s differentiation strategy appropriate. The owners took part in a radio interview after flooding occurred in their local community. Members of the community took notice of Criterions diligence and received the message openly. This was a spontaneous marketing effort that displayed their competence and responsiveness. By conducting an analysis of the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities...
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...DESCRIPTION: DR. Jerrold hired Simon Fester to work at the lab with Bob Knowlton, project head. Fester was very experience, skillful and at times very assertive, which translated to Bob as been arrogant. With Fester’s mannerism and Bob’s insecurities, they found their working relationship challenging which ultimately resulted in Bob early resignation. DIAGNOSIS: Fester was a very smarter individual; he had extensive knowledge in data analysis and excellent problem solving skills. He brought exhaustive and rigorous research to the lab, but he had very poor people skills with the rest of the staffs. He undermined their previous work and indicated that their level of thoughts were inferior. The case quoted: Fester thought that the way the problem had been analyzed was typical of group thinking and, with an air of sophistication that made it difficult for a listener to dissent; he proceeded to comment on the American emphasis on team ideas, satirically describing the ways in which they led to a “high level of mediocrity.” He basically insulted the intelligence of the entire laboratory staffs. The synergy between Fester and the rest of the team was non-existence, because Fester’s criticisms were not constructive and sometimes came across as disrespectful. On the other hand, Bob felt insecure because Fester was very erudite and he elevated the scale of their work. Bob thought his leadership role had been compromised. Bob also felt inadequate and less of a leader when Fester presented...
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... Project Part 4: Forensic Lab Introduction Forensic laboratories need to follow specific guidelines in order to be accredited by certain organizations. One such organization is the American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors, which has over thirty years of experience in certifying labs...
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...Laakso Department of Information Technology and Turku Centre for Computer Science (TUCS) University of Turku, Finland milaak@utu.fi Abstract In this paper, we report the results of a survey of the study habits of CS1 students. In this survey, students were asked how much time they spent on course-related activities such as reading the textbook, working on problems outside class, using online learning tools, and consulting with their instructor. We identified factors that influenced student study habits and how those factors affected students’ final course score. The findings show that students engaged in a wide range of study behaviours in terms of time spent and use of resources. Previous programming experience and lecture attendance were positive factors to final course score, and a tendency to work with others was a negative factor. We found no difference in final course score based on gender; however, females tended to read the...
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...Bob Knowlton Bob Knowlton A Case Analysis INTRODUCTION The Case revolves around the professional lives of the three main employees of Simmons Laboratories. The so-called protagonist is a person by the name of Bob Knowlton, who is the lead on one of the projects at Simmons Labs. Bob reports to Dr Katherine, another important part of Simmons Labs. The third important person in this case is Elliot Haywood. He is a new recruit into Simmons Labs and at the outset, expresses interest in joining Bob’s team. Bob Knowlton: Bob is someone who has been with the Simmons Labs for about nine years when the case is prepared. He is shown to be someone who thinks like old school scientists who believe in the trial and error method. He tests rigorously before coming to any conclusions and is meticulous about the details. He does not hesitate spending time and poring over any analysis or decision. At the same time, even after being a nine year veteran, he still seems like someone who is still finding his foothold in the firm. However, he is not very open about his inner feelings and internally hurts. Elliot Haywood: Elliot comes across as a “Type A” personality. He was always in an urgent need to complete his work and did not care if in this process he was disturbing or annoying others. In the case it is mentioned how Elliot called Bob at 2 in the morning to explain a new approach to certain lab problems without apologizing to Bob once for disturbing his sleep. Elliot was very organized...
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...Despite the short period of time since joining the lab, I have already begun to obtain data suggesting that motor neurons are affected by GD in a manner very similar to dopaminergic neurons. This finding is important because it implies that GD either affects both lineages of neurons in a special state prior to their differentiation into the different lineages or impacts both lineages of neurons in a certain stage of differentiation that is identical between the two. Our data suggest that the former is most likely the case, as indicated by a dearth of progenitor cells of either lineage. Combined with the fact that our results indicate that the Wnt/beta-catenin signaling pathway is greatly diminished in GD NPCs, this project could greatly improve our understanding of neurodevelopment and related...
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...MGMT 4900 Strategy, Policy and Planning Spring 2015 TuTh 12:30 – 1:45pm, BUSN 218 Instructor: | Xian Cao | E-mail: | Xian.Cao@Business.Uconn.Edu | Office:Phone: | School of Business 404(860)486-6423 | Office Hours: | TuTh 1:45 – 2:45pm and By Appointment | I. Course Description and Objectives Course Description: A strategy is an integrated and coordinated commitment designed to exploit a firm’s core competencies. Managers use a strategy to identify market opportunities, analyze competitors, and determine among competing alternatives to enhance the performance of their firms. A strategic decision requires managers to use resources appropriately with respect to external environments in order to help their firms create unique firm value and gain competitive advantages. In this sense, a strategy tells managers what the firm will do as well as what the firm will not do. MGMT 4900 introduces the key concepts, tools and principals of strategic management. It requires you to have an interdisciplinary perspective that uses the ideas, concepts, and theories from your functional courses such as Accounting, Economics, Finance, Marketing, Organizational Behavior, and Statistics. It requires you to take a general management perspective to evaluate and analyze policies in each above functional area and integrate them into an overall competitive strategy. Learning Objectives: * Clearly...
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