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Final Exam BUSN 5220 – choose 5 from the list of 10 questions for your final exam.
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FINAL Exam 4 Questions.
Question 1: Compare and Contrast community-oriented policing with traditional policing. Describe the strengths and weaknesses of community-oriented policing. How has the the implementation of community oriented policing affected neighborhood crime? Your essay should be well-developed (3-4 paragraphs) using at least two scholarly references and written in APA format.
Question 2: In Problem-Oriented Policing (POP), what are the four steps in the problem solving process? Create a hypothetical scenario involving a deadly batch of heroin that is making its way through your community in which you employ the four steps in the problem solving process. Your essay should be well-developed (3-4 paragraphs) using at least two scholarly references and written in APA format.
Question 3: What is the primary objective of CompStat? What are the four key principles of the CompStat Model? Can CompState be used to combat terrorism? Why / Why Not? Your essay should be well-developed (3-4 paragraphs) using at least two scholarly references and written in APA format.
Question 4: What are the four key objectives in the transformation of local police agencies into intelligence-led organizations? Intelligence-led policing is often viewed as a management tool instead of a crime reduction strategy. Explain how the use of intelligence led policing can reduce in a neighborhood with excessively high rates of burglaries. Your essay should be well-developed (3-4 paragraphs) using at least two scholarly references and written in APA format.
2. This final exam consists of 4 essay questions in support of the course objectives. Each essay question response is worth 25 points for a total of 100 points for the Final Exam. The final exam is worth 20% of your final grade. Be sure you organize your response covering all the aspects of the question.
3. Answer four (4) of the eight essay questions with a minimum of 500 words and no more than 550 words. Essay responses shorter than 500 words will receive deductions based on the number of words below the requirement. The farther from the designated length, the higher the deduction. For every 50 words you are from the required word count, expect a 10% (or letter grade) penalty. Direct quotes and references do not count toward the word counttotal. Please keep direct quotes to a minimum. Your response should be at least 90% original thought. I expect to see analysis and synthesis of ideas in your essays — not just a manipulation of direct quotes with your words spliced in between.
4. Essay questions – Cite references in APA format. The response is based on you, your analysis, what you have learned, and how it impacts your professional and educational life.
a. Include a minimum of TWO (2) scholarly references or professional sources in support of your answer.
b. Examples of professional resources include: Trade Journals, Industry Conference proceedings or white papers. Do not use unprofessional sources such as Wikipedia, About.com, Answers.com, Dictionary.com, or anything remotely similar. These sources do not add credibility to the information you submit. Examples of scholarly sources include: our course Read & Watch content, journals, and textbooks. If you are unsure about the credibility of the source you are using, please contact me for guidance.
5. Proofread your work for readability, spelling, and grammar.
6. Include the proper APA citation of your source in the body of each essay and reference(s) at the end of each essay. http://www.umuc.edu/library/libhow/apa_examples.
Note: The content of your essays may be checked for originality using a number of online tools, including Turnitin.com.
1. How has Digital Media influenced (or changed) the field of education? Include a historical (before and after the digital media) and global perspective (include discussion of the US and at least two additional countries). Include whether the change has been positive, negative, or both.Support your discussion with reliable data. Support your discussion with reliable sources.
2. How has Digital Media influenced (or changed) politics (election campaigning, public opinion, law passing)? Include a historical (before and after the digital media) and global perspective (include discussion of the US and at least two additional countries). Include whether the change has been positive, negative, or both. Support your discussion with reliable data.
3. How has Digital Media influenced (or changed) children of this generation? How are their lives different than ours? Include a historical (before and after the digital media) and global perspective (include discussion of the US and at least two additional countries). Include whether the change has been positive, negative, or both. Support your discussion with reliable data.
4. How has Digital Media influenced (or changed) interpersonalcommunication? Include a historical (before and after the digital media) and global perspective (include discussion of the US and at least two additional countries). Include whether the change has been positive, negative, or both.Support your discussion with reliable data.
Final Class Paper Project: “Applying Ethical Theory.” Your final will be a paper that is due on Wednesday, May 8th by midnight. In the last few weeks of class, we are studying three main theories that offer principles that determine what makes an an action right. Your paper will explain these three theories and apply them in an analysis of a non-profit organization in San Antonio. All of these organizations have mission statements that outline what they aim to do and why.
Questions you’ll want to answer for your paper:
Who is this organization primarily designed to serve?
What resources does this organization provide? Your task for the paper is to explain your chosen organization’s mission statement, with particular attention to ethical or moral language used in that statement.
Explain which of the three moral theories seems to be used by this organization. How is that moral theory put to practice?
Then, explain one benefit and one challenge to this moral theory and how these benefits and challenges may apply to your chosen organization. Here you could include challenges raised in the thought experiments we will have read, particularly if the experiment addresses the very issue your organization addresses (e.g. immigration, poverty, women’s health).
Finally, what ethical advice might you give to the organization, based on your analysis? Are there aspects of other moral theories that would be useful to apply?
Formatting:
Your paper should be between 600 and 1000 words (include word count at the end of your essay).
You should not use any outside sources besides the organization you are examining and the course texts.
For a list of organizations you can choose from, see UIW’s Ettling Center for Civic Leadership website: https://www.uiw.edu/eccl/communitypartnerships/local-partners.html
You can use any of these EXCEPT the environmental agencies and the Witte
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Final Case Study and Recommendations
In this assignment, you will finalize your case study makingrecommendations for needed services and planning for theirimplementation. You will create two documents for this assignment, onepaper of 8–10 pages as the final course project and a PowerPointpresentation of 8–10 slides with speakers notes. The PowerPointpresentation should be made to a hypothetical team of professionalsworking on the issues in your case study. It should summarize youranalysis of the case study including theoretical orientation andrecommended service implementation.
Paper – In Unit 5, you conducted a literature review, which mostlikely revealed many new perspectives, approaches, and solutions toproblems. This week, you will revise your submissions from Unit 3, 5and 7 to construct your final course paper. Each of those units shouldbe combined to create one document that is integrated and presents aholistic perspective of human service theories, service deliverymodels, and roles. Respond to any questions related to ethicalconflicts and dilemmas presented in Unit 3. Incorporaterecommendations for the case study and what functions each of thehuman service professionals will perform in the case study.
PowerPoint – Your PowerPoint presentation should include the following:•Introduction ◦Provide an overview of the case study you have chosento focus on for your final course paper.
•Areas for exploration and next steps ◦In more detail, describe 2–3big ideas you have already started to uncover because of yourliterature review. Describe the roles and responsibilities of thehuman service professionals you selected for your case study. Cite theEthical Standards for Human Services Professionals linked in theResources as you discuss ethical considerations.
•Conclusion ◦Provide a brief conclusion describing the overall planfor recommendations.
Refer to the APA Style and Format link in the Resources for guidanceon formatting all assignments in this course.
Requirements•Font: 12-point Times or Times New Roman, double-spaced.•Writing: Writing should be clear, organized, and free of errors; itshould also follow professional standards.•Research: Use at least four academic sources; at least two of thosesources should not be course materials.•Paper Length: Your paper should be 8–10 pages, not including thecover page or reference page.•PowerPoint Length: Your PowerPoint presentation should be 8–10slides with speaker’s notes.•Format: Follow current APA style and formatting guidelines.
Final Paper
Focus of the Final Paper In order to complete the Final Paper, watch one of the following videos: choose one video to write on.
You will apply the theories and methods learned throughout the course to create an eight- to ten-page-paper, which includes insight into the role of forensic science, the applications of forensic science for use within the evaluation and/or processing of major crime scenes, and its role in the criminal justice system.
You will provide a comprehensive history of forensic science and a review of a crime scene, including management, security, preservation of evidence, as well as identification and analysis of the evidence. At a minimum complete the following:
Writing the Final Paper The Final Paper:
Final Exam Study GuideHUMN303The Final Exam will cover all of the assigned readings from the textbook in Weeks 1-7 and the following TCOs in the course:1: Given a work of art (such as a painting, poem, sonata, or cathedral), analyze the work’s content, form, materials, meaning, and method of creation to enrich understanding of and appreciation for that work.2: Given a work of art (such as a painting, poem, sonata, or cathedral) and a critical interpretation or statement of aesthetics, evaluate the artwork against the interpretation or statement, in order to show differing critical and aesthetic perspectives on the artwork.3: Given two works of art of differing disciplines (such as a photograph and a sculpture or a painting and a poem), compare/contrast their contents, forms, and/or methods of creation, to clarify disciplinary differences.4: Given multiple works of art, classify them using a variety of approaches (by discipline, genre, style, period, etc.), to demonstrate ability to contextualize the works and relate them to a variety of influences.5: Given a work of art and a particular summary of the time period when the work was produced (such as the Mona Lisa and a history of the Italian Renaissance), formulate relationships between the work and its historical context to evaluate the role and purpose of one area of the humanities in that society.6: Given a significant technological advance (such as the printing press or camera), assess the effects of the technical breakthrough on culture and art.7: Given a specific social movement (such as suffrage, civil rights, or gay rights), analyze how the arts respond to and interpret the social phenomena. 8: Given documents describing a philosophical school of thought (such as theism, enlightenment humanism, existentialism, or French postmodernism), analyze the relationships between the philosophical school of thought and a concurrent trend in the arts.Anatomy of the exam:10 objective questions (multiple-choice) @ 5 points each3 essay questions at 50 points each.Tips for preparing for the exam:1.
FINAL EXAM REVIEW (CHAPTERS 13,14,16, AND 17)
FINAL EXAM REVIEW (CHAPTERS 13,14,16, AND 17)
CHAPTER 13
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1. Web Source International, an American company, is planning to enter South Korea. While the company has operations abroad, it has no experience with Asian markets. To limit its exposure to this foreign market, Web Source International needs a type of entry that allows the company to collect information and learn about the South Korean market. Which of the following types of entry is most suitable?
2. High transportation costs, the threat of tariff barriers, and potential problems with local marketing agents are disadvantages of:
3. In which mode of market entry does a contractor agree to handle every detail of the operation for a foreign client, and hand over the operation once it is fully functional?
4. One disadvantage of licensing as a mode of entry into foreign markets is that:
5. Hexagon Corporation, an American high-tech company, wants to set up operations in a foreign country to profit from its core competency in technological know-how. Therefore, the company needs to select an entry mode that offersprotection of technology. Which of the following entry modes is most suitable for Hexagon Corporation?
6. Tasty Pasta is an American fast food restaurant chain with locations in 20 countries. When the company enters a new foreign market, it usually selects a combination of franchising and master subsidiaries. These master subsidiaries are joint ventures with local partners because of the advantages joint ventures bring to Tasty Pasta. Specifically, joint ventures are politically more acceptable and they:
7. Setting up wholly owned subsidiaries is preferable to joint-venture arrangements because wholly owned subsidiaries:
8. Which of the following is a common reason for the failure of an acquisition?
9. The _____ postulates that top managers typically overestimate their ability to create value from an acquisition, primarily because rising to the top of a corporation has given them an exaggerated sense of their own capabilities.
10. American-based Xylor Company has decided to establish a wholly owned subsidiary in Chile. To decide whether to acquire an enterprise in the market or to establish a Greenfield venture, the company evaluated the pros and cons of each strategy. In the end, Xylor Company opted to establish a Greenfield venture. Which of the following likely was a major point in favor of Greenfield ventures?
NO CHAPTER 13 PRACTICE QUESTIONS
CHAPTER 14
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1. The document that states that the bank will pay a specified sum of money to a beneficiary, normally the exporter, on presentation of particular, specified documents is called the:
2. Which of the following documents issued to the exporter by the common carrier transporting the merchandise serves as a receipt, a contract, and a document of title?
3. The agency of the U.S. government whose mission is to assist in the financing of U.S. exports of products and services to support U.S. employment and market competitiveness is called the:
4. An alternative means of structuring an international sale when conventional means of payment are difficult, costly, or nonexistent is a:
5. ChipRight Company sold 10,000 computers to the government of Pabul. Instead of receiving cash, the company received crude oil as payment. This is an example of:
6. BigTire Company, a U.S.-based car manufacturer, sold cars to the country of Bealand. Bealand paid BigTire Company in dollars, but in exchange, BigTire Company agreed to spend some of its proceeds from the sale on electronic equipment produced by Bealand. Which type of countertrade arrangement does this example illustrate?
7. An agreement to purchase goods and services with a specified percentage of proceeds from an original sale in that country from any firm in the country is called:
8. The use of a specialized third-party trading house in a countertrade arrangement refers to:
9. SteelPro Corporation negotiated a deal with the Republic of Monaslu under which SteelPro would build three steel plants in the country, and as partial payment, the company would receive steel over a 10-year period. This is an example of:
10. Which of the following is a drawback of countertrade?
Mary Warner, the sales manager for a medium-sized apparel company, is facing a tremendous challenge in convincing her boss to get the company to export. As she
1. reflected on this challenge, she realized that many medium-sized firms like hers are not proactive in seeking export opportunities because:
2. Unhappy with the speed with which the company’s export initiative was going, the CEO called Mary Adams, the person in charge of exports at Ambient Products, to understand the reasons for the company’s delay. Which of the following is a valid defense that Mary Adams can use?
3. John Ciro, the CEO of Ciro Products, a small manufacturer, told his employees that he is part of a group that was going abroad along with representatives of the U.S. Department of Commerce and other U.S. businesspeople to meet with qualified agents, distributors, and customers. Ciro was most likely talking about the:
4. The Forlan Group is an export management company (EMC). It has found that potential clients are often confused as to what an EMC does. Which of the following is a function of an export management company such as The Forlan Group?
5. Florida Jet skis, based in Miami, want to export, but being a small third generation family business is cautious, particularly with respect to financial risk. The CEO, Armand Millard, is contemplating the firm’s approach to exporting. Which of the following is a strategic step that you would advise Florida Jet skis to take to increase its probability of exporting successfully?
6. Delios Trading is exporting for the first time to Japan and has contracted with Abe Imports in Tokyo for an initial order valued at $110,000.00. Delios Trading wants Abe Imports to secure a document from a Tokyo bank that would indicate that the bank would pay Delios Trading $110,000.00 upon presentation of specified documents by the exporter. What is the name of the document that Delios Trading is asking for?
7. Financing aid that will facilitate exports, imports, and the exchange of commodities between the United States and other countries is provided by the:
8. To cater to the growing demand for luxury cars, Terabithia Republic agreed to buy 5,000 cars from MotoSporto Inc. in exchange for 5,000 barrels of oil. Due to a lack of trust, Terabithia decided to make it a one-time-only deal. Which of the following forms of countertrade is the country most likely to use?
9. From an exporter’s perspective, why is an offset more attractive than a straight counter purchase agreement?
10. TruWorth Petroleum negotiated a deal with a foreign country in which TruWorth would build several ammonia plants in the foreign country and receives ammonia as a partial payment over a 20-year period. This is an example of:
CHAPTER 16
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1. Which term refers to identifying distinct groups of consumers whose needs, wants, and purchasing behavior differs from others in important ways?
2. Japan, with a high population density and a large number of urban centers that grew up before the automobile, has a retail system with many small stores serving local neighborhoods and to which people frequently walk. However, none of these stores has a major share of the market. According to this information, which kind of a system does Japan have?
3. Silver Spoon Company sells its products in the country of Kusoko through an import agent, which then sells to a wholesaler. In turn, the wholesaler sells to several retailers that ultimately sell to the consumer. In this example, the amount of intermediaries between the producer and the consumer suggests that the channel is:
4. Which term refers to the expertise, competencies, and skills of established retailers in a nation and their ability to sell and support the products of international businesses?
5. The country of Cadmia is known around the world for the high-quality wine it produces. Consumers who do not know much about wine tend to rate the wines from Cadmia more favorably than the wines from Chile, even when independent analysis shows that Cadmian wines are actually inferior. Which of the following barriers to international communication provides an explanation to this situation?
6. Which of the following barriers to international communication refers to the number of other messages competing for a potential consumer’s attention?
7. Which of the following factors favors a push strategy?
8. In terms of the communication strategy of a company, which of the following factors favors a pull strategy?
9. _____ Occurs when an individual or business capitalizes on a price differential for a firm’s product between two countries by purchasing the product in the country where prices are lower and reselling it in the country where prices are higher.
10. _____ Refers to the fact that a firm’s pricing strategy in one market may have an impact on its rivals’ pricing strategy in another market.
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1. John, a U.S. citizen, is a product manager who moved to Argentina to work at the South American office of Ridmore Corporation, an American company. Based on this information, John is a(n):
2. In the Canadian company Hourglass Inc., Canadian nationals hold all the important positions in the foreign subsidiaries. According to this information, what is the staffing policy pursued by Hourglass Inc.?
3. Which of the following is an advantage of adopting a polycentric staffing policy?
4. Which of the following is a disadvantage of adopting a geocentric staffing approach?
5. Which of the following strategies is compatible with a polycentric staffing policy?
6. A citizen of India who works for a multinational company moves to the United States to work at the headquarters for the multinational company. This person would be classified as a(n):
7. According to the results of a seminal study by R.L. Tung, what was the most important reason for expatriate failures for U.S. multinationals?
8. Among the four dimensions that seem to predict success in a foreign posting, the attributes of _____ enhance the expatriate’s ability to interact effectively with host-country nationals.
9. Ryan, an American manager working in a foreign subsidiary, tends to treat foreign nationals as if they were home- country nationals. As a result, he has been experiencing significant management problems and considerable frustration with his overseas assignment. According to Mendenhall and Oddou, which of the following dimensions that predict success in foreign postings is lacking in this situation?
10. Which approach to expatriate pay equalizes purchasing power across countries so employees can enjoy the same living standard in their foreign posting that they enjoyed at home?
“Serving the world’s poor profitably”
PRACTICE QUESTIONS
1. The bottom of the pyramid (Bop) market consists of approximately _____ billion people.
2. Bop population is generally defined as people whose income is about US$ _____ per day or less.
3. One of the misconceptions regarding the Bop market is:
4. Bop strategy intends to:
5. Which one of the following is not a strategy for serving the Bop markets?
6. One real challenge to serve the Bop market is that:
7. Ericsson’s mini-GSM cellphone service provides stand-alone networks for up to 5 thousand users within a 35km (21.88 mile) radius. Capital costs to the operator, usually a local entrepreneur, can be as low as $4 when cell phones are shared in communities. This is an example of:
1. Relationship between core competences and entry mode
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