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Many businesses utilize waiting lines to manage customer service. For example, banks, amusement parks, supermarket checkouts, fast food restaurants, call centers, check-in counters at airports, emergency departments of hospitals, and so many more. In the course of your week, consider an experience you had that led to a temporary demand for service that exceeded capacity, for example, variation in service duration or arrival rates, which led to a waiting line. Explain common measures of system performance and which of the common measures may be useful for the business where you experienced a waiting line. Detail why that measure would be useful, and develop a strategy to minimize the waiting line while minimizing cost. Develop a calculation to aid the business in making their operational choices. Embed course material concepts, principles, and theories, which require supporting citations along with at least two scholarly, peer-reviewed reference in supporting your answer. Keep in mind that these scholarly references can be found in the Saudi Digital Library by conducting an advanced search specific to scholarly references. You are required to reply to at least two peer discussion question post answers to this weekly discussion question and/or your instructor’s response to your posting. These post replies need to be substantial and constructive in nature. They should add to the content of the post and evaluate/analyze that post answer. Normal course dialogue doesn’t fulfill these two peer replies but is expected throughout the course. Answering all course questions is also required. (the 1st page essay about the topic covering all the requirements with in text-citation about each requirement) (the 2nd page 2 long paragraphs about the same topic with in-text citation, will provide you 2 discussion from 2 student, you need to make the replies for them)

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1. Before you start please read the documents with ”1.Very very important” as this is my proposal for dissertation 3000 words. 2. Read the documents with ”1.very important” and ”1.important” for a better understanding and structure of the part 2, 8000 words dissertation. 3. Please use Secondary Data and not Primary Data, because to use primary data it needs approval from my supervisor. 4. I need to meet with my supervisor so can you provide me with whatever work you have with the days before. 6.I have upload all the seminar and lecture courses so if you don’t understand something or you need extra understanding you have everything upload here. 7. You also have uploaded 5 dissertation sample.

Statistics: Regression Analysis (Business-related analysis)

GSB 420: Business Analytics Tools Final Project Description Your final project, worth 25% of your grade, will be to perform your own regression analysis and present your findings in written form due on the last day of class (Nov. 26th at 11:55pm). Ultimately, what I would like to see in this paper is an estimation of the relationship between at least two variables. That is, to estimate how X influences Y. Don’t take this to mean you only have to find two variables. As we will see, omitting other variables can bias the estimated relationship between X and Y. You may use any data that you can collect or create, but the preferred course topics are business-related. Your project must test some theory which is clearly stated in your project. Ultimately the goal of applied business statistics is to support or refute hypotheses, thus your project will be graded on the clarity of your hypothesis and your use of analytical tools to test this hypothesis. Remember, there exist a number of possible outlets for a good research project—for instance there are a number of journals that specialize in student publications. Thus, think carefully about the data you choose to analyze. A quality research paper takes time and structure. The format that I look for in these papers is: 1. An introduction describing the question/issue you are addressing. 2. A discussion of the relevant literature that has been written on the ideas you are addressing. 3. A description of the theory you are testing as well as a description of how this theory fits in with the findings of the research described in part 2. 4. A description of your data (this includes a written description and a statistical-output description). This section should tie in with your theory; that is, you should answer why this data is appropriate to use for your given topic. 5. Your statistical findings. You should be sure to discuss your original findings as well as any corrections for violations of classical assumptions. 6. A conclusion that reviews your theory in light of your statistical findings. Good statistics writing is good writing in general. Thus be concerned with issues such as sentence structure and grammar. Further, most students writing their first statistics paper tend to focus on the technical aspects of the paper while paying short attention to the theories under consideration. Although this course is one that focuses on the technical aspects of estimating relationships, good statistics writing never stresses the technical aspect at the expense of the hypothesis being tested. Remembering who your audience is will always improve your paper. I expect that you include your regression findings in your paper and your original data and Excel files in your submission, as well. Your paper should be submitted electronically on D2L. You will be graded on the quality of your writing, the clarity of your hypothesis, the quality of your regressions, and your application of those regressions to the research question your paper addresses. Finally, some words of advice. Invariably I have students spend too much time looking for the “right” data set. Although the right data is important to long term research, finding a perfect data set rarely happens nor is it good policy to for students to spend precious time looking for data. Rather, I would choose your data by Week 5 and then apply what we learn throughout the course to your data. When it comes time to compile your results for your paper, you will find much of your work to be finished already.

Advertising Discourse through the lens of semiotics

For this essay, you are required to compare and analyse the communication strategies of two advertisements, which will be provided in Moodle.

In your analysis, you must: Write an introduction explaining some of the common features of advertising discourse; Compare how the advertisements communicate the value of the brand through their discourse (e.g. connotation, rhetoric, persuasion); Analyse how the parts of the advertisements are organised, particularly in relation to image-text relationships and document structure. You are required to use relevant concepts from the unit and the supporting articles from the reading list. In addition to the unit materials, you are required to undertake independent research on advertising discourse and document design. As this is an essay, you must follow the conventions of university writing, including full citation and referencing, according to the Harvard System.