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  • OPUSWORKS black belt certification

    I have attached my “Black Belt Data (Tab 2-2a) which has all the data from the process improvement. I have to transfer it to the “Ticket-System-Data” document, explain the process using their formulas, a two to three page document with key take ways and transcribe it to the “MFR_Ticket_System_CAPSTONE” document as well.

    Completing this Capstone will fulfill the final requirements for your training. To successfully complete this process, please follow these three essential steps:

    1. Analyze and Summarize: Review the two attached documents (“MFR_ID-Card-Data-Analysis-Review_CAPSTONE_20260312.pdf” and “DATA_ID-Card-Customer-Data.xlsx”). Based on your analysis, create a one-page Executive Summary. The goal is to present your unique analytical insights, not just to reiterate the problem statement
    2. Draft a Reflection Document: Submit a two to three-page document that includes the following sections:
    • Impactful Learning Objectives: A summary of your key takeaways from the course and how they have shaped your thinking.
    • Practical Application: An explanation of how you plan to apply this knowledge in your role, or an example of a technique you have already implemented.
    • One-Year Goal: A professional goal that is aligned with the mission and objectives of your home unit

      should be three products Ticket-System-Data, MFR_Ticket_System_CAPSTONE and a two to three page document explaining the process (key takeways)

  • Research & Summaries Question

    Your task is to prepare a briefing on this week’s topic for your management team. You briefing should be submitted as a Word doc of approximately 3-5 pages. You briefing should describe the technology, benefits and rationale for use, current or future risks associated with the technology, strategies to mitigate these risks, implementation strategies, and any other pertinent information that you believe your team should know.

    Also, the assignment is to submit 3-5 Powerpoint slides that you would use to present the content of your written briefing to your management team. Consider these your guide or talking points that you would use when making a presentation to your team.

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    Assignment

    Deadline: Saturday 04/04/2026 @ 23:59

    Course Name: Tax and Zakat Accounting

    Students Name:

    Course Code:ACCT 422

    Students ID Number:

    Semester: Second

    CRN:

    Academic Year: 1447 H

    For Instructors Use only

    Instructors Name:

    Students Grade:/10

    Level of Marks: High/Middle/Low

    Instructions PLEASE READ THEM CAREFULLY

    • The Assignment must be submitted on Blackboard (WORD format only) via allocated folder.
    • Assignments submitted through email will not be accepted.
    • Students are advised to make their work clear and well presented; marks may be reduced for poor presentation. This includes filling your information on the cover page.
    • Students must mention question number clearly in their answer.
    • Late submission will NOT be accepted.
    • Avoid plagiarism, the work should be in your own words, copying from students or other resources without proper referencing will result in ZEROmarks. No exceptions.
    • All answers must be typed using Times New Roman (size 12, double-spaced) font. No pictures containing text will be accepted and will be considered plagiarism.
    • Submissions without this cover pagewill NOT be accepted.

    Question 1:

    The Guide states that Zakatable assets must be assessed at current market value, not historical cost. Critically evaluate this rule.

    1. Why is market value more consistent with the objectives of Zakat?

    2. Would using historical cost contradict the concept of growth (An-Namaa)? Explain.(3 Marks)

    Question 2:

    Zakat requires completion of one lunar year (Al-Hawl) for most monetary assets. In modern business environments with continuous cash flows and digital transactions, evaluate whether the concept of Al-Hawl remains practically applicable.

    Should modern accounting systems modify this concept, or should they adapt to it? Justify your answer.(3 Marks)

    Question 3:

    A company reached Nisab on 1 Shaban 1446H. On 25 Rajab 1447H (one lunar year later), its Zakatable assets reached SAR 500,000. However, during the year, it paid Zakat voluntarily in Muharram 1447H on part of its cash.(4 Marks)

    Required:

    1. Should the company pay Zakat again on the full amount at the end of Rajab?
    2. Explain using the rule of independence of each year.
    3. Identify the Zakat principle applied.

    Assignment

    Deadline: Saturday 04/04/2026 @ 23:59

    Course Name: Managerial Accounting Students Name:

    Course Code: ACCT322 Students ID Number:

    Semester: 2nd CRN:

    Academic Year: 1447H

    For Instructors Use only

    Instructors Name: Rabab Farrash

    Students Grade: /10 Level of Marks: High/Middle/Low

    Instructions PLEASE READ THEM CAREFULLY

  • The Assignment must be submitted on Blackboard (WORD format only) via allocated folder.
  • Assignments submitted through email will not be accepted.
  • Students are advised to make their work clear and well presented; marks may be reduced for poor presentation. This includes filling your information on the cover page.
  • Students must mention question number clearly in their answer.
  • Late submission will NOT be accepted.
  • Avoid plagiarism, the work should be in your own words, copying from students or other resources without proper referencing will result in ZERO marks. No exceptions.
  • All answers must be typed using Times New Roman (size 12, double-spaced) font. No pictures containing text will be accepted and will be considered plagiarism.
  • Submissions without this cover page will NOT be accepted.
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    Q1: Unite Corporation produces a single product and has the following cost structure:

    Number of units produced each year.

    7,000

    Variable costs per unit:

    Direct materials $ 51

    Direct labor $ 12

    Variable manufacturing overhead $ 2

    Variable selling and administrative expense $ 5

    Fixed costs per year:

    Fixed manufacturing overhead $ 441,000

    Fixed selling and administrative expense $ 112,000

    Required: Compute unit product cost under absorption costing:

    Answer:

    Q2: A manufacturing company that produces a single product has provided the following data concerning its most recent month of operations:

    Units produced 6,000

    Units sold 5,600

    Variable costs per unit:

    Direct materials $ 38

    Direct labor $ 53

    Variable manufacturing overhead $ 3

    Variable selling and administrative expense $ 11

    Fixed costs:

    Fixed manufacturing overhead $ 60,000

    Fixed selling and administrative expenses $ 28,000

    Required: Compute the total period cost for the month under variable costing

    Answer:

  • -Discussion Forum 4: Patterns of Organization

    Discussion Prompt

    Writers use different patterns of organization to structure their ideas clearly and logically. Understanding these patterns helps readers follow the message and allows writers to communicate more effectively.

    Common patterns include

    • Chronological Order
    • Cause and Effect
    • Compare and Contrast
    • Problem and Solution
    • Classification and Division
    • Process/Sequence

    Instructions: Write a post (minimum 250 words) addressing the following:

    1. Choose one pattern of organization from the list above.
    2. Explain the pattern in your own words.
    3. Provide a real-life example of this pattern from a book, article, class, news story, or personal experience.
    4. Discuss how recognizing this pattern helped you understand the message or could help you in your own writing.
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  • Creating a Multicultural Children’s Literature Digital Libra…

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    Creating a Multicultural Children’s Literature Digital Library

    This assignment is an opportunity to explore the significance of multicultural representation in children’s literature and develop practical skills in curation, digital design, and cultural sensitivity. By creating a digital library tailored for young readers, students can help nurture empathy, respect, and appreciation for diverse cultures from an early age. Through this project, students will explore the importance of multicultural representation in children’s literature and contribute to fostering cultural understanding and empathy among young readers.

    Instructions

    You should curate a collection of diverse, multicultural children’s books, a minimum of 4 books, representing various cultures, communities, and perspectives from around the world. ( Dont use these books: What if Sleeping Beauty was a boy? Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, and Snow White, Perraults Cinderella, the Grimm Brothers Aschenputtel, Little Red Riding Hood, Hansel and Gretel, The Only Boy in Ballet Class, Dr. Eugenie Clark, the Shark Lady, , , Julius Lester, Dream a Rainbow and Turtle With an Afro, Adventures of TinTin, Dream a Rainbow by Carlotta Penn, I Am Every Good Thing, The Snowy Day , Something Happened In Our Town, a kids bood about rasism, An ABC of Equality, clark doll test, Sambo, the adventures of Golly, Woggy and [explicit],, Here Comes Noddy Again! Adventures of TinTin in the Congo, Sulwe, My Rainbow Read Aloud And Tango Makes Three, All Boy’s Aren’t Blue Most Banned Book, I am Jazz, the well of loneliness, Tango Makes three, Calvin, All Boys Aren’t Blue, e Walkout , Hear My Voice, , My Name is Gabriela , Esperanza Rising, Hear My Voice , Dreamers,

    1. Library Focus and Theme Selection:
      • Students will select a specific theme or focus for their multicultural children’s literature digital library. This could include themes such as cultural celebrations, folktales, diverse family structures, historical events, genre, traditions, food, religion, a certain community, etc.
    2. Digital Library Structure:
      • Your digital library consists of at least 4 books, which you will analyze. Each book must have a summary.
      • Students will create the 10-page library in Google Slides, PowerPoint, or Canva.
      • The first slide is a title slide with your name or group name, not counted towards the 10 pages.
      • The last slide will be your reflection on the assignment and chosen books, not counted towards the 10 pages.
    3. Accessibility and Inclusivity:
      • Efforts should be made to represent a wide range of cultural identities and experiences to foster inclusivity and representation.

    Depth Analysis:

    • Students will go through a deep analysis of selected books using the following format:
    1. Author Analysis
      A through B can be combined into one cohesive, well-informed paragraph.
      • A: Background and Cultural Perspective (include authors’ picture):
        • Assess the author’s background, including their cultural heritage, nationality, and personal experiences. How does the author’s background influence their writing style, themes, and portrayal of cultural elements? Is the author writing from an inside or outside perspective?
      • B: Representation and Authenticity:
        • Evaluate the author’s representation of diverse cultures and perspectives. Does the author accurately and respectfully depict cultural traditions, values, and identities?
      • C: Impact and Legacy:
        • Examine the author’s impact on children’s literature and multicultural education. How has their works contributed to promoting cultural understanding, empathy, and inclusivity amongst young readers?
    2. Illustrator Analysis:
      A through B can be combined into one cohesive, well-informed paragraph.
      • A. Visual Style and Cultural Representation (include illustrators’ picture):
        • Analyze the illustrator’s visual style, techniques, and use of imagery. How does the illustrator depict cultural elements, characters, and settings within the illustrations? Is the illustration drawing from an inside or outside perspective?
      • B: Diversity in Representation:
        • Evaluate the illustrator’s portrayal of diverse characters and cultural landscapes. Do the illustrations reflect a range of cultural identities, traditions, and experiences?
      • C: Collaborative Approach:
        • Consider the collaboration between the author and illustrator. How do the text and illustrations complement each other to enhance the storytelling and cultural representation?
    3. Mirror, Window Connection Analysis:
      A through B can be combined into one cohesive, well-informed paragraph. If formatting in a list, there must be at least 6 sentences.
      • A: Mirror:
        • Analyze how the book reflects the reader’s own culture, identity, or experiences. Discuss ways the book validates or affirms the readers personal or cultural understanding by acting as a mirror.
      • B: Window:
        • Evaluate how the book offers insights into cultures, traditions, or perspectives different from the reader’s own. Discuss how the book encourages empathy and appreciation for diversity through its content by acting as a window.
      • C: Connection to Reader:
        • Discuss the books ability to emotionally or intellectually resonate with readers of various backgrounds. Consider how the themes, characters, and narratives help build bridges between diverse experiences and foster meaningful engagement.

    1. Presentation and Promotion:
      • Students will create a visually appealing and engaging presentation showcasing their multicultural children’s literature digital library.
    2. Reflection and Evaluation:
      • Students will reflect on their experience of creating the digital library, discussing challenges faced, lessons learned, and the impact of their project on promoting cultural understanding amongst children.
      • Should be included on your final slide.

    Assessment Criteria:

    1. Relevance and Creativity of Library Theme: Is the chosen theme for the multicultural children’s literature digital library relevant, creative, and conducive to promoting cultural understanding among young readers?
    2. Diversity and Quality of Book Selection: Does the digital library include a diverse collection of children’s books representing various cultures, languages, and perspectives?
    3. Digital Library Design and Functionality: Is the digital library well-designed, user-friendly, and accessible to its target audience of children?
    4. Inclusivity and Accessibility: Does the digital library prioritize inclusivity and accessibility, ensuring representation of diverse cultural identities and providing features for users with disabilities?
    5. Presentation Quality: Is the presentation of the digital library visually appealing and clear, and does it effectively communicate its purpose and contents?
    6. Reflection and Impact: Does the student’s reflection demonstrate thoughtful consideration of the project’s impact on promoting cultural understanding among children? Are insights gained from the project reflected upon and articulated effectively?

    Point Rubric for Digital Library Assignment

    (Total 180 Points)

    Category

    Component/Criteria

    Max Points (Solo)

    Max Points (Group)

    Description

    Points Earned

    I. Curation & Theme

    Theme Selection

    Relevance and Creativity of Theme

    15

    15

    Theme is specific, relevant to multiculturalism, and highly engaging for young readers.

    Book Selection

    Diversity and Quality of Books (at least 4 books)

    20

    30

    Books represent a wide range of cultures, communities, and perspectives. Selections are high quality, age-appropriate, and authentically multicultural.

    Book Summaries

    Clarity and Conciseness (for each book)

    8

    12

    Summaries are accurate, compelling, and effectively highlight the book’s core message and cultural elements.

    II. In-Depth Analysis (Per Book)

    Author Analysis

    Background, Cultural Perspective (A)

    16

    24

    Thorough assessment of author’s background, influence, and inside/outside perspective.

    Representation and Authenticity (B)

    8

    12

    Insightful evaluation of accuracy and respectful depiction of cultural elements.

    Impact and Legacy (C)

    8

    12

    Clear articulation of the author’s contribution to multicultural education and literature.

    Illustrator Analysis

    Visual Style and Cultural Representation (A)

    8

    12

    Thoughtful analysis of style, techniques, and inside/outside perspective.

    Diversity in Representation (B)

    8

    12

    Strong evaluation of diverse character portrayal and cultural landscapes in illustrations.

    Collaborative Approach (C)

    8

    12

    Effective discussion of the synergy between text and illustrations.

    Mirror/Window Analysis

    Mirror and Window Connections (A & B)

    16

    24

    Insightful, multi-sentence discussion of how the book functions as both a mirror (validation) and a window (empathy).

    Connection to Reader (C)

    8

    12

    Thoughtful discussion of the book’s ability to emotionally/intellectually resonate and build bridges between diverse experiences.

    III. Digital Design & Structure

    Structure & Format

    Required Pages/Slides (10 total)

    10

    10

    The 10 analysis slides are well-organized, logically structured, and adhere to all formatting requirements.

    Visual Appeal/Promotion

    Presentation Quality & Engagement

    10

    10

    Library is visually appealing, professional, and uses design elements effectively to promote the books and theme.

    Accessibility & Inclusivity

    Design and Content Efforts

    9

    9

    Effort is evident in representing a wide range of cultural identities and considering basic accessibility features (e.g., text contrast, clear fonts).

    IV. Reflection & Mechanics

    Reflection

    Thoughtfulness and Depth

    15

    15

    Reflection (on the final slide) demonstrates deep consideration of challenges, lessons learned, and the project’s impact on promoting cultural understanding.

    Writing Mechanics

    Grammar, Punctuation, Cohesion

    12

    12

    Writing is clear, professional, and free of significant errors in grammar, spelling, and sentence structure.

    Total Points Available

    180

    180

    180

    Submission:

    Create in Google Slides, PPT, or Canva. Examples are provided to get an idea.