Summarize the Learned Helplessness article found in the learned helplessness link of the module.
Summarize the Learned Helplessness article found in the learned helplessness link of the module.
(300 words minimum)
Write a summary of possible strategies and ideas you will consider in your marketing mix to market the product/service you have identified as your business.
Write a summary of possible strategies and ideas you will consider in your marketing mix to market the product/service you have identified as your business. Some questions you might answer include:
Product:
- Who is the product aimed at?
- What benefit will customers expect?
- How will you design, package or otherwise add perceived value to your product/service in the eyes of your customers?
- Price (discounts, sales, list price, credit terms):
- How will you price your product/service for different customers?
- How will you make money based on your costs and desired profits?
- Will you have different prices for different customers?
- How might you have to adjust your prices to take into consideration different products or services in your marketing mix?
- Place (distribution, locations, inventory, logistics and transportation):
- How will you distribute your product/service to customers to best advantage?
- How will you make your product available to your targeted customers?
- Will you sell directly or produce your product and like Ford or GM, use dealers to market and sell your product or service?
- Promotion (communications, public relations, personal selling and advertising):
- What kinds of communications will you use to tell potential customers about the features and benefits or your products?
- Will you use direct selling, advertising, newsletters and special sales?
- Choose your pricing strategically.
- Decide on the location that is best for your customers.
- Determine the mix of promotion to use for your business.
- Use breakeven analysis to evaluate your marketing plan….this data will be used in your Sales Forecast coming up!
- Use your text as a source from the business/market plan sample. This will be an active part of your business plan. You may incorporate tables, graphs or spreadsheet in your document.
2. CALCULATE YOUR BREAK EVEN ANALYSIS for your ‘top’ selling item. If you have a variety of items, take an average selling price for your top 2-3 items and use that information for calculating.
Scenario #1: Use and submit the Breakeven Analysis Template below to calculate your break-even in dollars and units, with “$0” profit.
Scenario #2. For your second calculation, add a reasonable dollar amount to the ‘profit’ cell on the template to see what your required units/dollars to make that amount in profit per year.
Be sure you show your Variable costs as UNIT costs and Fixed costs on an Annual basis. For instance, rent is 1,000/month, so, you would show $12,000 as rent in fixed costs.
Post three brief, succinct paragraphs in our text Successful Writing at Work.
1, DISC.#5 READING/REFLECTION ON CHAPTERS 4-6
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- Please post three brief, succinct paragraphs–one for each of the chapters 4 through 6 in our text Successful Writing at Work.
- Comment on and explain the most important takeaways for you.
- Post any questions you have, as well as any points of disagreement you might have with the author or examples.
- It’s OK to start a bit of controversy if you see room for that.
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2 ,EXERCISE#1 WRITE A MEMO
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- On page 235 of our text, please choose one of the memo assignments (exercises 21-27).
- Write your memo and post it in this forum.
- For easy reading and responding, please post into the forum window rather than as an attachment.
- Note: This memo will later become part of your correspondence portfolio, after you’ve revised it based on comments you receive here and any other changes you choose to make in order to perfect it.
3 ,EX.#2 WRITE A WORK EMAIL
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- On pages 149-150 of our text, choose an email assignment from exercises 1, 2, 3, and 6.
- Post it below and comment on others’ emails as well.
- For easy reading and responding, please post into the forum window rather than as an attachment.
What is the smallest problem size n0 such that algorithm B is strictly faster than algorithm A
Every night, AT&T has to update its database of every customer’s telephone number. To enable fast lookups, the database includes an index that is a sorted list of all its phone numbers. This index must be rebuilt each night by re-sorting the contents of the database. AT&T has hired you as a consultant to analyze their computing needs for the nightly sorting run. After carefully checking GitHub, you have found three sorting algorithms – A, B, and C – that can sort n phone numbers in 4 × 10−6n 2 , 10−4n log2 n, and 1.4 × 10−4n seconds respectively on a single processor.
11. What is the smallest problem size n0 such that algorithm B is strictly faster than algorithm A for all n ≥ n0? (Hint: Plugging in values for n or using Newton’s method are acceptable ways to solve the problem, and you are welcome to use online tools such as Wolfram Alpha and Desmos.) Explain your reasoning.
12. What is the smallest problem size n1 for which algorithm C is strictly faster than algorithm B for all n ≥ n1? Explain your reasoning.
13. Describe how to construct a sorting algorithm that always achieves the best running time of any of algorithms A, B, or C for a given n.
14. Suppose the phone database contains 108 phone numbers. The updated information arrives at 4 AM, and the company demands that the new database be ready for use by 5 AM, i.e. one hour later. To meet this deadline, you may split the database evenly across k processors and sort each part separately. (For this problem, ignore the cost of putting the pieces back together.) How many processors do you need to meet your deadline with each of algorithms A, B, and C?
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What principle describes an action that causes a serious harm but may be permissible if that harm is an unintended side effect of bringing about a particular good?
What principle describes an action that causes a serious harm but may be permissible if that harm is an unintended side effect of bringing about a particular good?
According to Aristotle, what are the two types of virtue?
According to Aristotle, what are the two types of virtue?
According to Aristotle, the function of man is rational activity; the function of a good man is rational activity in accordance with
According to Aristotle, the function of man is rational activity; the function of a good man is rational activity in accordance with
