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 The COVID-19 epidemic has impacted the way organizations and individuals do  business. Some of these adaptations may become permanent, offering unique  advantages and opportunities. After you do some individual research and some group  brainstorming, prepare a SWOT Analysis for Post University in this pandemic era. Instructions: • This is a group assignment. o You will be assigned a group in Blackboard. o You will collaborate with your group members to prepare the SWOT. o Your participation for the assignment will be based on the quality of your  contributions in the group chat. • As a group, you will prepare a SWOT analysis for Post University and their  response to the pandemic. o You will be assessing Post, not as a student, but as an expert analyzer. • You can easily create the SWOT graphic in a Word document or from an editable template you found online. • You will submit along with your SWOT graphic, a two-page explanation of your  SWOT and your rationale for highlighting the noted points. Requirements: • One submission per group in a Word document in APA format. • No more than two pages in length. • You will include a reference page for any references used. 

 Drive-thru Fast-Food Systems

Do research on at least 5 drive-thru fast-food restaurants whose mission is similar but whose processes differ in some way (i.e., one restaurant may specialize in drive-thru and have limited inside dining while another restaurant may specialize in large inside dining and limited drive-thru; one may specialize in self-service kiosks while another has limited or no self-service kiosks). Examples might include: Chic-fil-a, Dairy Queen, McDonalds, Taco Bell, Wendy’s, Burger King, Long John’s Silvers, Captain D’s, Popeyes, etc. Again, these are to be fast-food restaurants with a drive-thru option.

Identify the systems and processes that are used by the restaurants you researched, with special emphasis on where automated systems are used as well as when they are not used (i.e., the process typically starts when the customer enters the drive-thru lane or enters the restaurant lobby; what happens before the clerk takes the order; what happens while the clerk takes the order; is an automated system used; how is the order confirmed; what happens just after the clerk confirms the order; etc.). There should be a limited number of systems, each of which may have multiple processes.

Some examples of systems might include:

➢ Communication Management

➢ Customer Feedback & Satisfaction Management ➢ Customer Service Management

➢ Delivery Management

➢ Employee Management

➢ Inventory Management

➢ Kitchen/Menu Management

➢ Order Management

➢ Marketing Management

➢ Operations and Site Maintenance Management ➢ Payment Management

➢ Quality Management

➢ Rewards & Loyalty Management

➢ Reporting/Analytics

➢ Safety and Sanitation Management

Some examples of processes for two of these systems might include:

➢ Order Management System

➢ At counter ➢ Kiosk

➢ Mobile

➢ Delivery Management System ➢ Over-counter

➢ At-window

➢ Curbside

➢ Home delivery

This project has three parts.

1.0 Using the 5 restaurants researched, document at least 40 unique requirements (total) for the Systems and Processes. A draft list of requirements must be submitted at the end of the first day of class and must be updated and included in the written paper due on the last day of class.

➢ A Requirement is a short, focused, statement that states what the system “must”,

“should” or “can”.

➢ A Requirement is NOT a specification that identifies the exact hardware, software or

service provided (PMI, 2021). Part of this paper is about the Requirement (pre-design)

and not about the exact products that are available.

➢ Sort your requirement list by the system so that requirements are grouped together.

2.0 Propose a hybrid restaurant based on the 5 restaurants you researched and the Requirements that it should possess. This hybrid restaurant and the updated requirements for this hybrid restaurant will be included in the written paper due on the last day of class.

3.0 Write a 10-page Word document, double-spaced, detailing the 5 restaurants and their Systems and Processes as well as the Hybrid restaurant and its Systems and Processes. The cover page and reference page are not included in the 10-page requirement. Do not include an abstract.

Research must include professional sources but can also include YouTube videos on the Processes and Systems chosen. The URL of the source must be included in the Reference.

Your paper must include multiple topic sections/paragraphs, each with a specific focus as defined below. Make sure your paper flows logically. In your paper, provide the following:

1. An Introduction paragraph that summarizes the project details, identifies the 5 Restaurants, the Systems chosen, and any other important information the reader will need to know before reading the rest of the paper.

2. Six major sections that summarize and analyze your research of each of the 5 restaurants and their systems and processes, as well as the Hybrid restaurant and its systems and processes. Each major section must include an appropriate section Heading, with the name of the restaurant in the heading. Cite all sources and if you copy source material, enclose it in double-quotes. Questions your research might answer include (do not copy and paste these questions – just use them as a

guide in developing your content):

a. What is the process / systems / sub-systems purpose?

b. What operations does it performs?

c. What are its inputs (resources, interfaces, when used)?

d. What are its outputs (interfaces, data)?

e. How does the technology integrate within the system?

f. How important is the technology to the system?

g. The system’s complexity, cost, and feasibility.

h. Any constraints or risks found during the research.

i. How the various technologies integrate to accomplish the system goals.

2. Conclude your paper with a Findings section that summarizes the important areas of your

research. The Findings sections serves as the conclusion.

You must include at least 7 references with citations. Not all references need to be scholarly and can include videos, websites, blogs, etc.

Example of Requirements

Requirements (for this example, “must” implies highest priority; “should” implies medium priority; and “can” implies lowest priority)

➢ The Order Management System must provide at-counter, Kiosk and mobile processes. ➢ The Delivery Management System must provide over-counter and at-window processes. ➢ The Delivery Management System should provide a curbside process.

➢ The Delivery Management System can have a home delivery process.

Subject: Project Management

Academic paper: 

1. Minimum 3-4 page without title page

2. Minimum 4 references should be cited

3. APA Formatted

What do you think about the CHAOS study’s definition of a successful project? 

Do you think there are better definitions of success besides meeting scope, time, and cost goals?

 Typically we think of the sum of two or more numbers. To make this problem work, let’s define sum for just one integer to be that integer. 

For your problem to turn in, you will write a proof. Use the proof technique of strong mathematical induction to prove this statement. 

For all integers, k  ≥ 1,  any sum of k multiples of five is also a multiple of 5. 

What are baseline security requirements that should be applied to the design and implementation of applications, databases, systems, network infrastructure, and information processing when considering cloud computing within an enterprise risk management framework?Your paper should meet the following requirements:

• Be approximately five to six pages in length, not including the required cover page and reference page.
• Follow APA7 guidelines. Your paper should include an introduction, a body with fully developed content, and a conclusion.
• Support your answers with the readings from the course and at least two scholarly journal articles to support your positions, claims, and observations, in addition to your textbook. The UC Library is a great place to find resources.
• Be clearly and well-written, concise, and logical, using excellent grammar and style techniques. You are being graded in part on the quality of your writing.

 Exp19_Access_Ch2_Cap – Metropolitan Zoo 1.0

Project Description:

The Metropolitan Zoo tracks its animal data in Excel. The organization decides to use a database to organize the data about the animals, their trainers, and the animal exhibits. In this project, you will open an existing database and create a new table. You will import an Excel file containing information about the animals, and query the database to determine which animals need a checkup. You will also create a query to obtain a listing of the animals in each exhibit.

Start   Access. Open the downloaded Access file named Exp19_Access_Ch2_Cap_Zoo.accdb. Grader has automatically added   your last name to the beginning of the filename. Save the file to the   location where you are storing your files.

Create   a new table in Design view. Add the field name ExhibitID   with the AutoNumber Data Type. Add   the caption Exhibit ID.   Set the ExhibitID field as the   primary key for the table. Save the table using the name Exhibits.

Add   the following fields and set their field properties as shown:

Field Name

Data Type

Field Size Property

Caption

ExhibitName

Short Text

15

Exhibit Name

Acres

Number

Integer

(none)

InitialCost

Currency

(no change)

Initial Cost

YearlyCost

Currency

(no change)

Yearly Cost

DateOpened

Date/Time

(no change)

Date Opened

Show

Yes/No

(no change)

(none)

Switch   to Datasheet view and save the table. Add the following records, letting   Access assign the Exhibit ID:

Exhibit Name

Acres

Initial Cost

Yearly Cost

Date Opened

Show

Asia

2

2000000

300000

1/15/2011

Yes

Africa

4

3500000

500000

2/3/2014

Yes

The Americas

3

1500000

250000

5/15/2005

No

   Close the table.

Import   the downloaded Zoo.xlsx workbook as   a new table in the current database. Using the Import Spreadsheet Wizard,   specify that the first row contains column headings, set the AnimalID field to be indexed with no   duplicates, and set the AnimalID field   as the primary key. Import the table with the name Animals and do not save the import steps.

View   the Animals table in Design view, and change the field size for the AnimalID   field to Long Integer. Change the   field sizes for the ExhibitID and TrainerID fields to Long Integer. Save the table. Click Yes in the dialog box indicating that some data may be lost.   Close the table.

Begin   establishing relationships in the database by adding the Animals, Exhibits, and   Trainers tables to the   Relationships window. Close the Show Table dialog box. Resize the field lists   so that all fields display. Create a one-to-many relationship between the ExhibitID field in the Exhibits table   and the ExhibitID field in the   Animals table, enforcing Referential Integrity. Select the option to cascade   update the related fields.

Create   a one-to-many relationship between the TrainerID   field in the Trainers table and the TrainerID   field in the Animals table, enforcing Referential Integrity. Select the   option to cascade update the related fields. Save and close the Relationships   window.

Create   a query using the Simple Query Wizard.   From the Animals table, add the AnimalID,   AnimalType, and DateOfLastCheckup fields (in that   order). Ensure the query is a Detail query. Name the query Checkup List and finish the wizard.

View   the query in Design view, and then set the criteria for the DateOfLastCheckup   field so that only animals whose last checkup was before 1/1/2022 are displayed.

Sort the query in ascending   order by the DateOfLastCheckup field. Save the query. Run the query, and then   close the query.

Create   a new query in Design view. Add the Animals,   Exhibits, and Trainers tables to the query design window. Add the following   fields to the query (in this order):
 

AnimalType

Origin
  ExhibitName
  FirstName
  LastName
  Position

Set   The Americas as the criteria for the ExhibitName   field and sort the query in ascending order by Origin. Run the query, and   save the query as Americas Exhibit.   Close the query.

Copy   the Americas Exhibit query in the   Navigation Pane and paste it with the name Asian Exhibit.   Modify the query in Design view to replace The Americas with Asia.   Run the query, save the query, and close the query.

Close   all database objects. Close the database and then exit Access. Submit the   database as directed.

Explain a situation where computer security has been compromised (a personal experience is preferred if you know of one). If you do not have any personal experience with a security compromise, explain one that you have read about on the Internet. What can be learned from the experience?

1. This is Phase 6 of your final capstone project.
2. The outline for your presentation should have been submitted in Workshop Four and your preliminary presentation in Workshop Five for instructor feedback.
3. Make any edits based on the feedback you received, and use the instructions from the Capstone Project Guide that provides specifics on what the presentation needs to contain.

GO19_AC_CH02_GRADER_2F_AS – Events and Clients 1.0

Project Description:

In this project, you will use a database to answer questions about facilities that the college rents to community and private organizations. You will import an Excel spreadsheet as a new table in the database, create a relationship between two tables, and create queries using numeric, compound, and wildcard criteria using the fields in one or both tables. You will create calculated fields, group data when calculating statistics, create a crosstab query, and create a parameter query.

Start   Access. Open the file Student_Access_2F_Events_Clients.accdb   downloaded with this project.

Import   the records from the downloaded Excel file named a02F_Rental_Clients.xlsx as a new table named Rental Clients into the database. Use the first row   of the Excel worksheet as the table column headings, and set Rental Client ID   as the primary key. Complete the wizard and do not save the import steps.   After importing the data, open the Rental Clients table, apply Best Fit to   the table, and then save and close the table.

Using   Rental Client ID as the common field, create a one-to-many relationship   between the Rental Clients table and the Events table. Enforce referential   integrity and enable both cascade options. Create a relationship report with   normal margins, and then save the report as Relationships   Report.   Close all open objects.

Create   a query in Query Design view based on the Events table to answer the   question, What is the Event Name, Rental Client ID, Rental Fee, and Facility   for rental fees greater than or equal to 500,   sorted in ascending order by the Rental Client ID? Sort the records in   ascending order by the Rental Client ID field. Run the query (11 records   display). Save the query as Fees $500 or More Query,   and then close the query.

Copy   the Fees $500 or More Query to create a new query with the name Jul-Aug Afternoon Events Query.   Redesign the query to answer the question, What is the Event Name, Time,   Date, Rental Fee, and Event ID when the Time is in the afternoon and the Date is between 7/1/22 and 8/31/22, sorted in ascending order by the Date   field? Do not display the Time field in the query results. Run the query   (four records display). Close the query, saving the changes to the query.

Create   a query in Query Design view based on the Events table to answer the   question, What is the Event Name, Event Type, Facility, and Rental Fee for a   facility of White Sands Music Hall   or Theater   and a rental fee that is greater than 500,   sorted in ascending order by the Facility field and in descending order by   the Rental Fee field? Run the query   (three records display). Save the query as WS OR Theater   Over $500 Query, and then close the query.

Create   a query in Query Design view based on both tables to answer the question,   What is the Event Name, Facility, Renter Name, and Rental Fee for a facility   that has field   in any part of its name, sorted in descending order by the Rental Fee field?   Run the query (five records display). Save the query as Field Usage Query, and then close the query.

Create   a query in Query Design view based on the Events table to answer the   question, In ascending order by the Event ID, Rental Fee and the Alumni Donation calculated when the Alumni Association   donates an amount equal to 10 percent (0.1)   of each rental fee amount?  Run the query (the first record—EVENT-1244—has   an Alumni Donation of 150).

Display   the query in Design view. In the fourth column of the design grid, create a   new field named Total Donation   that will that will answer the question, What is the total donation when the   rental fee amount is added to the alumni’s donation amount? Run the query   (the first record—EVENT-1244—has   a Total Donation of $1650).

Display   the query in Design view. Use the Property Sheet to format the Alumni   Donation field as Currency with 0 decimal places and the Total Donation field   with 0 decimal places, and then close the Property Sheet. Run the query,   apply Best Fit to the fields, save the query as Alumni Donation Query,   and then close the query.

Create   a query in Query Design view based on the Events table and the Sum aggregate   function to answer the question, What are the total rental fees paid for each   event type, sorted in descending order by the summed Rental Fee field? Use   the Property Sheet to format the Rental Fee field with 0 decimal places, and   then close the Property Sheet. Run the query (for the Event Type of Sports,   the sum of the rental fees is $8,900). Apply Best Fit to the fields, save the   query as Fees by Event Query,   and then close the query.

Use   the Query Wizard to create a crosstab query based on the Events table with   the Time field as row headings and the Event Type field as column headings.   Sum the Rental Fee field, and name the query Event Time and   Type Crosstab Query. Display the query in Design view. Use   the Property Sheet to format the last two columns with 0 decimal places, and   then close the Property Sheet. Run the query, apply Best Fit to the fields,   save the query, and then close the query.

Create   a query in Query Design view based on the Rental Clients table, that prompts   you to Enter the City and then answers the question, What is   the Renter Name, Contact, Phone Number, and City, sorted in ascending order   by the Renter Name field? Run the   query, and when prompted, enter austin   as the criteria (two records display). Save the query as City Parameter Query, and then close the query.

Save   and close the database, and then submit for grading.

CWID: 50284838

Name: Pradhumna Gautam

Public key: 0x24cc702312cf177b8739b21cb9a27c3e91ef8ed0fa737849928739d32c52b6940026e28547836dfc dac1f693f111f5cc8f6c3f9670a4692a6595815188da926c