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Individual Final Performance Assessment Report. Phase IV. This phase comprises the Stockholders’ Final Debrief written paper, where participant defends decisions as the executive manager to the Board of Directors and Stockholders (in this case, the professor). The paper should be a minimum of 10 pages (2 pages for company performance assessment report, 4-6 pages for your product line assessment report, and 4-6 pages for your functional area performance assessment report), plus a competitor assessment. This is just the text; tables and exhibits are additional. (There is no maximum length, however there may be a penalty for being wordy, and not concise.) Your score out of 50 points will reflect your ability to describe why you chose the strategies you did, what the outcomes were, why, and what you learned, as well as the quality of your writing. Discuss any strategy changes made during the competition rounds.

Full and complete analysis and discussion of all case questions is required. Cases are graded on level of thoughtful analysis, quality of the response (no math errors or grammar/typos!). Professional appearance of your final submission is expected and an important aspect of the grade. The submission should represent the three-document case analysis utilizing Word, and Excel, with a PowerPoint presentation. Please check my answer.

Also, answer each case study question in paragraph and connect all paragraph to the next one. Dont make each paragraph separate. Also, remove the questions from answer. Make the answer based on my class book.

Assignment Guide

Each entry has to be 300 words!

Each entry MUST be about one of the works covered in this class!

Topics of the entries:

Mary Rowlandson- “A Narrative of the Captivity and Restoration “.

Nathaniel Hawthorne: “The Minister’s Black Veil.”

Herman Melville- “Bartleby, the Scrivener”

Emily Dickinson-

Walt Whitman- “One’s Self I Sing.”

Entries should be in response to any of the assigned readings in our literature book for this class.

Your entries must be at least 300 words in length and must include:

1. A debatable thesis statement
   Like any argument paper you have ever written for a first-year composition course, you must have a specific, detailed thesis statement that reveals your perspective, and, like any good argument, your perspective must be one which is debatable.
2. An argument
   When you write a literary essay, you are essentially making an argument. You are arguing that your perspective-an interpretation, an evaluative judgment, or a critical evaluation-is a valid one.
3. Evidence from the text
   Your argument must include evidence from the text to help support your perspective. With that said, make sure that your voice and perspective are prominent in the writing. The source material should just be there to support your argument, not make it for you.

Example Arguments:
*Please note: These examples include authors/texts not included in this course (such as Shakespeare). This is intentional as it allows me to demonstrate solid arguments without giving away free thesis statements (since you can’t write about the texts used in the examples).

You would not want to make an argument of this sort:
Shakespeare’s Hamlet is a play about a young man who seeks revenge.

That doesn’t say anything-it’s basically just a summary and is hardly debatable.

A better thesis would be this:
Hamlet experiences internal conflict because he is in love with his mother.

That is debatable, controversial even. The rest of a paper with this argument as its thesis will be an attempt to show, using specific examples from the text and evidence from scholars, (1) how Hamlet is in love with his mother, (2) why he’s in love with her, and (3) what implications there are for reading the play in this manner.

You also want to avoid a thesis statement like this:
Spirituality means different things to different people. King Lear, The
Book of Romans, and Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance each view the spirit differently.

Again, that says nothing that’s not already self-evident. Why bother writing a paper about that? You’re not writing an essay to list works that have nothing in common other than a general topic like “spirituality.” You want to find certain works or authors that, while they may have several differences, do have some specific, unifying point. That point is your thesis.
A better thesis would be this:
Lear, Romans, and Zen each view the soul as the center of human personality.

Then you prove it, using examples from the texts that show that the soul is the center of personality.

What kinds of topics are good ones?
The best topics are ones that originate out of your own reading of a work of literature, but here are some common approaches to consider:

A discussion of a work’s characters: are they realistic, symbolic, or historically-based?

A comparison/contrast of the choices different authors or characters make in a work

A reading of a work based on an outside philosophical perspective (Ex. how would a Freudian read Hamlet?)

A study of the sources or historical events that occasioned a particular work (Ex. comparing G.B. Shaw’s Pygmalion with the original Greek myth of Pygmalion)

An analysis of a specific image occurring in several works (Ex. the use of moon imagery in certain plays, poems, novels)

A “deconstruction” of a particular work (Ex. unfolding an underlying racist worldview in Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness)

A reading from a political perspective (Ex. how would a Marxist read William Blake’s “London”?)

A study of the social, political, or economic context in which a work was written — how does the context influence the work?

Statement of Work (SOW) Document:

In 2-3 pages, develop the project Statement of Work document to include the following information:

• Business need
• Product scope description
• Strategic plan

I provided a template for the SOW to cover the three areas above.

Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) Document:

Develop the project Work Breakdown Structure using the template linked below.

WBS Template

BELOW IS A DESCRIPTION OF WHAT THE PROJECT IS ABOUT: I also will be submitted three different documents to help.

Scenario

Your company was recently awarded a delivery contract on a new product (see below). You were newly hired by the company; you will assume the role as the assigned program manager overseeing the design, development, production and delivery of the new product. The details below provide a summary to the course project:

• Company type (name your company): A small defense contractor located in the United States of America
• Company size (employees): 100
• Product: Backpack with built in refrigerated pouch and radio module
• Awarded quantity: 200 units (100 assigned to Ground Forces / 100 assigned to Special Operations)
• Program Budget: Proposed award: $1,500,000
• Customer: U.S. Army, Ground Forces and Special Operations
• Award date: September 1, 2015
• Completion date: March 1, 2017
• Delivery schedule: 100 units 12mths ARO (after receipt of order). 50 units every 3 months after first delivery
• Milestone Schedule:
• • First delivery: September 1, 2016
  • Second delivery: December 1, 2016
  • Last delivery: March 1, 2017
  • First milestone payment (from customer): October 30, 2015
  • Second Milestone payment: January 30, 2017
  • Final Milestone payment: May 30, 2017
  • Initial Program review (at the customer’s site): November 16, 2015
  • Subsequent Program reviews: 6 months after the initial review

Expected Result from Senior Management:

• On-time delivery for the three stated product deliverables
• Desire to complete the total program under the stated budget of $1,500,000
• All milestones accomplished by due dates listed
• Supplemental (follow-on) contract for future additional units (backpacks)

NOTES FROM TEACHER FOR THIS ASSIGNMENT:

We have one written assignment this week which includes the Statement of Work (SOW) and Work Breakdown Schedule (WBS). Based upon the deliverables identified in your week two scope document, you will expand your report by itemizing the “tasks” in a statement of work and then breaking these tasks into work packages (work breakdown schedule).

There are two templates that must be followed this week. I have posted a SOW template (Word) and the assignment has a WBS template (Excel). Attached here as well. I am asking again for you to merge the contents of the WBS into the Word document and submit one file. Please note that this SOW template already includes fictitious data on a sample project. You will replace this with detailed data on the backpack project. I am interested that you follow the outline in this template.