...University of Phoenix Material Motivations in Advertising Choose one of the following options to complete your assignment. Option 1: Paper Advertisers and marketers use motivation theory when they create advertising campaigns by pairing their products with items that arouse positive emotions. Find a video clip of a commercial for a particular product, and identify which motivations are being targeted in the ad. Write a 700- to 1,050-word (about two to three pages) paper about motivation in which you do the following: Summarize the commercial (include a link to it). Describe which motivation(s) being targeted in the ad, and explain which motivations are not being targeted. Compare the different theories of motivation (instinct, evolutionary, drive, arousal, incentive, and hierarchal), and explain how they differ. Explain which theory best fits the advertisement you selected. Note: Be sure to properly cite any resources you use and post a link to the clip. You will be assessed on whether your paper is clear and logically organized; whether the content is comprehensive and relevant; whether the language is appropriate to the audience; whether writing is clear and concise; whether grammar, usage, spelling and punctuation follow standard American English; and whether references are consistent with appropriate course-level APA guidelines. Format your assignment according to appropriate course-level APA guidelines. Submit your assignment to the Assignment Files tab. ...
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...To what extent is a positive culture and the correct culture ESSENTIAL to a firms success? Culture can be important to a firms success because it can help with a product e.g Pixar has competitors like dreamworks. Pixar is only as good as its next big idea. Apple rely on iPhone, macs and iPads- if any of those three decline in sales then Apple are in trouble. 2016 is the first time that apples sales haven't grown because the market is saturated so share price could come down as a result. Product is the most important P of the marketing mix. In Peters and Watermans 'In search of excellence' one of the characteristics of successful companies is that they launch products quickly-possibly gaining the first mover advantage. Nokia didn't have a good enough innovative culture so didn't have good enough products. In 2007, the company supplied 40% of the worlds mobile phones but by 2014, this had dropped below 10%. However, Innovation is expensive, time consuming and you could spend a lot of money on it but there is no guarantee that you will produce good products. Another reason why positive culture within a business leads to success is that it helps to motivate employees. Firms that tend to have good culture is John Lewis partnership who share profits with workers so the workers become owners in one sense. They have a customer focuses culture.in Google the workers can use 20% of their work time to work on their own projects and create their own ideas. This led to projects like...
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...plantar. As the sole is not flat but arched, the weight mainly centers on the hallex, the first metatarse and the calcaneus. When sitting, the weight of a person’s upper body rest mostly on the chair and the weight on the feet is relatively small. When standing, the whole body’s weight is put evenly on both feet. Leaning left or right changes the weight distribution over the feet. When walking, the weight distribution changes with the pace; the weight on the front and rear part of the foot alternately increases and decreases because not all parts of the sole contact the ground at once. The changes in weight distribution on the feet reflect one’s activity, and different activities have different changes of weight distribution signatures. [pic] We observed people’s common low-level activities in a mobile context and classified them as static or dynamic. Static activities include sitting (with variations: sitting straight, stretching out and legs shaking) and standing (with variations: standing straight, leaning to left...
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...PIC 10A Lecture 1: Hello World! The Very Basics What is a computer? • Seriously? What is a computer program? • Series of commands that the computer interprets and executes. • For a program to accomplish a task the commands must be put together in a meaningful way. What are the ingredients of a program that does something? • The program must be written in a programming language that the computer can understand. There are several languages: Pascal, Fortran, Basic, C, C++, Java etc. • The program must follow the rules of the language. The programmer must know the words and the grammar. • The instructions must be written in the correct sequence. • The totallity of instructions must accomplish the intended task. • Often the program must be translated into a machine readable language. • The program must be run on a correct platform. What is studying C++ like? • It is much like learning a foreign language. • You learn new words and grammar. The commands are much like words, and grammar is the interaction of the commands. • This class is not about memorizing every single phrase. • Think of the things you learn as tools. As you learn more of the language, you will be able to build more complex programs. • Programming is a creative activity! How is a C++ program written? • It is written using the normal English alphabet and a few extra symbols such as parenthesis ( ) and semicolons ; . • You can write a C++ program on any text editor! • It...
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...can prove myself. | Special Qualification: | Quick Learning Capability, Making electronics project, Arduino Uno Programming | Academic Qualification: | Exam Title | Concentration/Major | Institute | Result | Passing Year | B.Sc in Electrical & Electronics Engineering | Electrical | International Islamic University Chittagong | CGPA:3.87 out of 4 | 2014 | Higher Secondary Certificate | Science | Bomoni College | CGPA:3.40 out of 5 | 2008 | Secondary School Certificate | Science | Mucchapur High School | CGPA:3.94 out of 5 | 2005 | | Training Summary: | Training Title | Topic | Institute | Country | Location | Year | Duration | Microcontroller Training | PIC microcontroller | Institute of Engineers Bangladesh | Bangladesh | Ramna | 2013 | Two month | | Professional Qualification: | Certification | Institute | Location | From | To | Office Mangement Course | Icon Bangladesh Associates. | Dhaka | January 26, 2009 | March 26, 2009 | | Specialization: | Fields of Specialization | Description | * Electrical/Electronics * C/Turbo C * Engineers * Windows XP/7/8/8.1 * WiFi/Bluetooth * Android | Proteus, Matlab, C++, Microcontroller, PWS, Electronics | | Extra Curricular Activities: | Making Electronic Projects, Playing Badminton | Language Proficiency: | Language | Reading | Writing |...
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...Final Assignment I. Latar Belakang Dalam mengaplikasikan materi pada mata kuliah Business Ethics, kami mendapatkan tugas untuk menganalisa suatu perusahaan ditinjau dari faktor-faktor etika yang hidup di perusahaan tersebut. Apakah perusahaan tersebut memiliki nilai-nilai etika yang benar dalam perusahaannya. Pembahasan etika yang kami angkat dalam makalah ini merupakan bagian dari informasi teknologi yang akan lebih fokus membahas mengenai Intellectual Property, hal tersebut dikarenakan juga oleh sebab kami telah menemukan beberapa data menarik seputar intellectual property. Kami telah menemukan data statistik permintaan pendaftaran hak cipta di Indonesia pada tahun 2010. Berikut kami lampirkan data tersebut : [pic] Data tersebut, membuat kami tertarik untuk membahas lebih lanjut mengenai intelektual property. Jika dilihat dari data diatas, barang - barang yang bersifat seni menduduki peringkat pertama yang ingin didaftarkan oleh masyarakat Indonesia sebagai intelektual properti mereka. Setelah kami mengetahui topik yang akan kami bahas, kami mulai melakukan riset lanjutan yang bertujuan untuk mencari kasus. Kami menemukan beberapa kasus yang menarik seputar topik intelektual property. Diantara beberapa kasus tersebut kami meilih satu kasus, pada akhirnya kami memilih perusahaan Multivision Plus sebagai pembahasan untuk melihat bentuk nyata dari pelanggaran hak cipta yang dilakukan oleh sebuah organisasi yang besar. Setelah kami analisa...
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...International Journal of Science, Engineering and Technology Research (IJSETR), Volume 3, Issue 7, July 2014 DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF REMOTE OPERATED SPY ROBOT CONTROL SYSTEM Wai Mo Mo Khaing1, Kyaw Thiha2 Department of Mechatronic Engineering, Mandalay Technological University Mandalay, Myanmar Abstract- Spy robots are remotely controlled robots, equipped with a camera, transmitting video data to the intervention troop. They are made to small and compact enough to easily transport. In this paper, the project supposes a movable spy robot with a remote controller by using PIC 16F628A and PIC 16F877. The spy robot is made up of a wireless camera, an antenna, batteries and four movable wheels. The two different PICs are used to remotely control along wireless system and to control Spy robot. CCD camera is used to capture information surrounding the robot. A 4 bits LCD display is mounted on remote controller to view user command. To use the Spy robot in the dark area as night, the CCD is set up with LED that connected by lighting circuit. Radio Frequency modules signals are used in wireless remote control system for transmitting and receiving wireless logic signals to control the motors of the Spy robot control system. The three Brush DC motors and the two L298N are involved in Remote Operated Spy Robot. L298N are used to drive the Brush DC motors respectively. In this paper, Remote Operated Spy Robot is a small robot designed for spying, surveillances and inspection purposes...
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...Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Hang Tuah Jaya, 76100 Durian Tunggal, Melaka, Malaysia ABSTRACT This paper presents the function of Wireless controlled omnidirectional monitoring robot with video support. This project is an elementary that can be controlled with using RF mode and with camera on the robot surface. Generally, the RF has the advantage of adequate range up to 200 meters with proper antennas and the proposed monitoring robot is omnidirectional that it can move in forward and reverse directions, monitoring robot also is able to steer it towards left and right direction. It also have additional webcam/camera that can display on the monitor screen by using the wireless mode, beside that this project also using EPIC software and PIC Microcontroller for controlled the robot. To make sure that the objectives of this project achieved, a systematic method have been applied in order to obtain the future development of the robot especially for the robot motor control circuit and actuator mechanical system. Instead of connecting with wires, every appliance has small transmitters/receivers [4]. The project is to detect an object that is located at some distance within the range of RF transmitter with webcam. The webcam that have used is a camera which is feeds its images in real time to a computer or computer network, often via USB [5]. Other than that, with this webcam the...
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...International Journal of Science, Engineering and Technology Research (IJSETR), Volume 3, Issue 7, July 2014 DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF REMOTE OPERATED SPY ROBOT CONTROL SYSTEM Wai Mo Mo Khaing1, Kyaw Thiha2 Department of Mechatronic Engineering, Mandalay Technological University Mandalay, Myanmar Abstract- Spy robots are remotely controlled robots, equipped with a camera, transmitting video data to the intervention troop. They are made to small and compact enough to easily transport. In this paper, the project supposes a movable spy robot with a remote controller by using PIC 16F628A and PIC 16F877. The spy robot is made up of a wireless camera, an antenna, batteries and four movable wheels. The two different PICs are used to remotely control along wireless system and to control Spy robot. CCD camera is used to capture information surrounding the robot. A 4 bits LCD display is mounted on remote controller to view user command. To use the Spy robot in the dark area as night, the CCD is set up with LED that connected by lighting circuit. Radio Frequency modules signals are used in wireless remote control system for transmitting and receiving wireless logic signals to control the motors of the Spy robot control system. The three Brush DC motors and the two L298N are involved in Remote Operated Spy Robot. L298N are used to drive the Brush DC motors respectively. In this paper, Remote Operated Spy Robot is a small robot designed for spying, surveillances and inspection purposes...
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...ISSN 2319-8885 Vol.03,Issue.19 September-2014, Pages:3920-3925 www.semargroup.org, www.ijsetr.com Programmable Mobile Servant Robot PANN EI PHYU1, NU NU WIN2 1 PG Scholar, Dept of Mechanical Engineering, Mandalay Technological University, Mandalay, Myanmar, E-mail: polestar23@gmail.com. 2 Assoc Prof, Dept of Mechanical Engineering, Mandalay Technological University, Mandalay, Myanmar, E-mail: malnuwin@gmail.com. Abstract: Mobile robots are becoming a common sight nowadays. This paper expresses the design and simulation of a programmable mobile servant robot that can be built at a minimum cost. It has four wheels for movement. It is capable of moving forwards and backwards. It is able to serve food and drink to customers in the restaurant. Depends on the desire design of a mobile servant robot, it is used two DC motors for motion control. As the driving system of DC motors, L298 motor driver and microcontroller technology are used in the controller. For the design analysis of motor driving system, PIC16F887 is used and it was implemented by using Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) technique. The driving circuit for the robot is designed and it should be synchronized such that the locomotion of both wheels is executed simultaneously. The entire operation can be made closed loop with the help of feedback circuitry using incremental encoder. Keywords: DC Motor, Incremental Encoder, Pulse Width Modulation (PWM), Programmable Servant Robot. I. INTRODUCTION Servant...
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...Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Hang Tuah Jaya, 76100 Durian Tunggal, Melaka, Malaysia ABSTRACT This paper presents the function of Wireless controlled omnidirectional monitoring robot with video support. This project is an elementary that can be controlled with using RF mode and with camera on the robot surface. Generally, the RF has the advantage of adequate range up to 200 meters with proper antennas and the proposed monitoring robot is omnidirectional that it can move in forward and reverse directions, monitoring robot also is able to steer it towards left and right direction. It also have additional webcam/camera that can display on the monitor screen by using the wireless mode, beside that this project also using EPIC software and PIC Microcontroller for controlled the robot. To make sure that the objectives of this project achieved, a systematic method have been applied in order to obtain the future development of the robot especially for the robot motor control circuit and actuator mechanical system. Instead of connecting with wires, every appliance has small transmitters/receivers [4]. The project is to detect an object that is located at some distance within the range of RF transmitter with webcam. The webcam that have used is a camera which is feeds its images in real time to a computer or computer network, often via USB [5]. Other than that, with this webcam the...
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...CASE Paper Each of you is required to write one individual case paper this semester. This paper should be between 8 and 10 pages in length (and any appendices required). Each student will be assigned a company to research. In the event that you have done previous research on the assigned company, please advise me and I will assign a new company. Each student should then write on the investment strengths and weaknesses of their company, based upon the material covered in class and in the textbook and provide a recommendation on the company stock position. Your conclusion should be that the stock is either: undervalued, overvalued or at the appropriate value. Your paper should support this conclusion. No student can pick a company that is the duplicate the company analyzed by another student in the same class. * Paper: 8 to 10 pages in length. In the appendix to this paper you should have a copy of the four financial exhibits presented in the annual report (B/S, I/S, Cash Flow & Statement of Retained Earnings). These pages do not count towards your 8 to 10 pages. * Pages should be double-spaced and type written. You have the option of adding additional pages or additional appendices as required. However, the paper should stand on its own 2 feet without any requirement to reference any of the appendices. You should make a logical argument based upon the information covered in the write up. * Include all relevant Excel models. Excel model should cover no more...
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...The Good Governance Standard for Public Services The Independent Commission for Good Governance in Public Services The Independent Commission for Good Governance in Public Services, chaired by Sir Alan Langlands, worked throughout 2004. Through two rounds of consultation, the Commission drew on the views of a wide range of people with experience of governance, and of service users and citizens, to produce the Good Governance Standard for Public Services. The Standard presents six principles of good governance that are common to all public service organisations and are intended to help all those with an interest in public governance to assess good governance practice. The Independent Commission for Good Governance in Public Services was established and supported by the Office for Public Management (OPM®) and the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA), in partnership with the Joseph Rowntree Foundation. The Good Governance Standard for Public Services The Independent Commission on Good Governance in Public Services Good Governance Standard for Public Services © OPM and CIPFA, 2004 OPM (Office for Public Management Ltd) 252b Gray’s Inn Road London WC1X 8XG tel: 020 7239 7800 fax: 020 7837 5800 email: office@opm.co.uk web: www.opm.co.uk CIPFA (The Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy) 3 Robert Street London WC2N 6RL tel: 020 7543 5600 fax: 020 7543 5700 web: www.cipfa.org.uk ISBN: 1 898531 86 2 This book may not, in part...
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...Assessment for the Difficulty of Speaking English by the Japanese People Introduction [1] “Almost Japanese get English education at a middle and high school. But the Japanese cannot speak English. Because Japanese educational administration regards grammar as important, but not speaking and listening” (Nangi, 2008). [2] Japanese people are labeled poor English speaker. Japanese people are well-known as diligent people. And Japanese students got good marks in an achievement test which was given all over the world. But there is a single weak point: English. While Japanese students are comparatively good at English Grammar, they are especially weak in speaking ability. This recent research paper gives people especially students the perceptions and comprehensions about the difficulty of speaking English by the Japanese. Japanese students experience great difficulty in studying English, one major reason being the great differences between English and Japanese. Japanese word order, the frequent omission of subjects in Japanese, the absence of articles, the absence of plurals, as well as difficulties in distinguishing l and r all contribute to substantial problems using English effectively. Indeed, Japanese have tended to score comparatively poorly on international tests of English. An additional factor has been the use of English in daily life for "decorative" or "design" rather than functional purposes. That is, for Japanese consumption, not for English speakers per se, and as...
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...In the beginning of September of 2016 I started my first job at the Pic-a-Lily on 206. It was the start of my Junior year in High School and it was hard learning to balance school and work. I was working three school nights a week from 5pm to 10pm, sometimes later, and still had to do homework, projects and study for tests. For the first couple of weeks I was overly stressed and always exhausted, sometimes coming home in pain from being on my feet for so long. That made me a little bitter towards people, but after a while I gradually became more energized and my attitude slowly went back to my usual happy self. It was easier to give my all at work, and I wasn't coming home with aching feet. All my hard work was finally paying off and i was...
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