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  • What are the key factors that influence the design and optim…

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    1. What factors influence the trajectory?

    2. How do these factors impact payload efficiency?

    3. How can the trajectory be optimized to escape Earth’s gravity?

    Some possible areas of focus:

    – Orbital mechanics

    – Propulsion systems

    – Fuel efficiency

    – Gravity assists

    – Atmospheric drag

    – Navigation and guidance

  • Individual Editorial Analysis

    WRIT6001: Professional Editing

    Task 1: Individual Editorial Analysis

    Invitation to learn:

    Professional texts circulate in the world around us, shaping our lives, choices, work and information available to us. Now that you are studying Professional Editing, you arebecoming more expert in understanding how and why professional texts have been created. This assignment is an opportunity to practice using critical terms to present your emerging expert understanding of editorial processes and professional communication.

    Key Information:

    Length: 1000 words, not including reference list

    In completing this task, you are expected to:

    1. Locate and describe one professional text. We understand text broadly it could be a press release, a poster, an ad campaign, an annual report, an About Us page online, a white paper. By professional, we are looking for texts that are owned by a business or professional organisation. The text might have been created or edited by an external partner, but you will need

    explain which professional entity owns the document. The text you choose must be RECENT, meaning it was published or updated in the past 24 months.

    2. Define at least ONE rhetorical concept from the WRIT6001 readings or lectures, and deploy it in your analysis. Use at least ONE scholarly source about rhetoric to support your definition. Your analysis should focus on 2 specific features of the text and explain how they operate rhetorically.

    3. Describe the editorial process that has likely led to the creation of the text. In this description, you should refer to higher order and lower order editorial concerns.

    4. Present an overall claim, substantiated by the accumulation of points made throughout the analysis, about whether the editorial process has likely contributed to the persuasiveness of the text.

    5. Include accurate in-text citations and a reference list using either APA or MLA style conventions. You must also include a Gen AI acknowledgement, whether or not you have used Gen AI in the completion of this task.Marking Rubric:

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  • Entrepreneurship Question

    Task Assignment Group Portfolio & Presentation (Entrepreneurial Skills)

    You are required to complete the full coursework based on the selected business idea:

    A digital platform (website/app) that connects tourists with local guides in Oman to organize trips such as camping, hiking, and wadi exploration, including booking, online payment, and user reviews.

    The work must be completed professionally, covering both:

    – Task 1: Portfolio (Report 75%)

    – Task 2: Presentation & Viva (25%)

    # PART 1: PORTFOLIO (REPORT)

    You must complete a full business portfolio including the following sections:

    ### 1. Executive Summary

    – Mission and vision

    – Business overview (platform in Oman)

    – Services offered

    – Target customers

    – Competitive advantage

    – Financial overview and funding needs

    ### 2. Business Idea & Industry Overview

    – Overview of tourism industry in Oman

    – Problem identification

    – Proposed solution (your platform)

    – Competitor analysis

    ### 3. Business Model / Action Plan

    Explain the 9 components of the Business Model Canvas:

    – Customer Segments

    – Value Proposition

    – Channels

    – Customer Relationships

    – Revenue Streams

    – Key Resources

    – Key Activities

    – Key Partnerships

    – Cost Structure

    ### 4. Market Analysis

    – Target market (tourists + locals)

    – Market demand and size

    – Competitor comparison

    – Barriers to entry

    – Use charts/tables or survey data

    ### 5. Sales & Marketing Plan

    – Pricing strategy

    – Marketing channels (social media, influencers, ads)

    – Sales strategy (app + website)

    – Estimated marketing budget

    ### 6. Operations Plan

    – How the platform works

    – Booking & payment system

    – Required team

    – Partnerships with guides

    – Outsourcing if needed

    ### 7. Prototype Development

    – App or website design (mockups/screens)

    – Show user journey and experience

    ### 8. Website & Digital Presence

    – Platform structure

    – Features (search, booking, reviews)

    – SEO and content strategy

    ### 9. Branding Strategy

    – Business name ( WadiXplore ) add images about wadis , natural, etc in Oman

    – Logo and tagline

    – Brand identity

    ### 10. Legal & Taxation

    – Business structure (LLC preferred)

    – Licensing in Oman – USE OMR CURRENCY

    – Legal compliance

    – Tax considerations

    ### 11. Financial Plan

    – Startup costs

    – Revenue model

    – Profit expectations

    – Funding sources

    ### 12. Ownership & Management

    – Team roles

    – Organizational structure

    – External advisors

    ### 13. Global Expansion

    – Future growth strategy

    – Expansion beyond Oman

    ### 14. References

    – Minimum 30 academic sources

    – Harvard referencing style

    # PART 2: PRESENTATION & VIVA

    ## Presentation Requirements

    – Only ONE group member will present

    – Duration: Maximum 5 minutes only

    – Must be clear, concise, and impactful

    ## Slides Must Cover:

    – Start-up idea and value proposition

    – Market analysis and target customers

    – Production/operation strategy

    – Prototype design

    – Website and digital presence

    – Branding & marketing

    – Legal and taxation

    – Financial plan

    – Public relations strategy

    – Global expansion

    ## Design Guidelines:

    – Clean, simple, and professional slides

    – Font sizes:

    – Headings 28

    – Text: 1824

    – Use clear fonts (Calibri / Arial / Times New Roman)

    – Avoid clutter

    – Use high-quality images, charts, and infographics

    – Keep consistent colors and style

    – Add a References slide

    ## Viva (Q&A Session)

    – Duration: 10 minutes

    – Two examiners will ask questions

    – ALL group members must be ready

    ### Questions may include:

    – Details of the report

    – Your understanding of the business

    – Your individual contribution

    – Design and content of presentation

    ## Important Instructions:

    – Ensure strong understanding (not memorization only)

    – Be ready to justify your business idea

    – Practice answering possible questions

    – Maintain professional formatting and structure

    – All sections must be logically connected

    Deliver a complete, professional portfolio and a concise, high-quality presentation

  • What is a variable?

    In programming, variables are used to store information such as numbers, text, or logical values.
    Each variable has a name (identifier) and a value, and we can use this name to access or modify the stored data anytime in the program.

  • R Question

    Question 1

    The data contained in smokers.csv reports the findings of Spilich, June, and Renner (1992), who asked nonsmokers (NS), smokers who had delayed smoking for three hours (DS), and smokers who were actively smoking (AS) to perform a pattern recognition task in which they had to locate a target on a screen. The dependent variable was latency (in seconds).

    Plot the means and 95% confidence intervals of the smokers.csv data.

    Display a data frame that shows the group means, as well as the lower and upper boundaries of the confidence intervals. Do not display any other statistics in the data frame.


    Question 2

    Looking at the plot, what is a potential concern for the smokers.csv data?


    Question 3

    Without using the lm() or aov() function, compute an omnibus F-test. Is there support for the hypothesis that smoking has an effect on performance? Report the:

    • F-statistic
    • Degrees of freedom
    • P-value

    Question 4

    Report an effect size in terms of for the test you ran in the previous question. You should obtain a negative result. What do you think this means in plain English? (You wont lose marks if you are incorrect.)


    Question 5

    Run an ANOVA with planned contrasts that:

    1. compares the combined effect of the active smokers and delayed smokers to the non-smokers, and
    2. compares the active smokers with the delayed smokers.

    Report the test statistic, degrees of freedom, and p-value for those two comparisons. You ARE allowed to use the functions lm() and aov().


    Question 6

    Report an effect size in terms of a partial correlation for each of the contrasts you conducted in the previous question.


    Question 7

    Recall that there is a version of the t-test called a Welchs t-test that is robust to unequal variances. The Welch procedure can actually be extended to One-Way ANOVAs using the function oneway.test().

    Use your excellent sleuthing skills to figure out how to use this function and display its results (Omnibus F-statistic, degrees of freedom, and p-value) for a One-Way analysis of variance that doesnt assume equal variances on the smokers.csv data. Does your interpretation of this ANOVA change from the first one you ran?


    Question 8

    Write some R code that re-creates the following matrix:

    [,1] [,2] [,3]
    [1,] 78 85 92
    [2,] 81 79 88

    Display the matrix and use the is.matrix() function to prove it is a matrix.

    Note: We never learned how to do this in class, so you need to figure it out on your own.


    Question 9

    From the previous question, apply the transpose function t() to the matrix. In plain English, what has this function done specifically?


    Question 10

    Create the following two matrices:

    Matrix A:

    [,1] [,2]
    [1,] 1 3
    [2,] 2 4

    Matrix B:

    [,1] [,2]
    [1,] 5 7
    [2,] 6 8

    Multiply them like this: A * B and then write out how each value in the matrix was calculated.

    Example:

    • [1,1] = … = 5
    • [2,1] = … = 12
    • [1,2] = … = 21
    • [2,2] = … = 32

    (Replace the … with the calculation that was performed.)


    Question 11

    Repeat the previous question, but this time multiply them like this: A %*% B.


    Question 12

    Write some (efficient) R code to re-create the following multiplication table:

    [,1] [,2] ... [,12]
    [1,] 1 2 ... 12
    [2,] 2 4 ... 24
    ...
    [12,] 12 24 ... 144


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