8/13/2010

BHO3473 (2)

this one is about the presentation, this was a group presentation, it worthed 10 marks, i thought. but we got 3 out 10 marks, so low. all the Chinese Groups got very low marks. I heared that, the method waw wrong, so we got that low marks.
here is the design paper:

OBJECTIVE: The topic of the presentation is non-verbal communication. After our presentation, the audiences will understand the concept of non-verbal communication well.



TEACHING MODE: Several teaching modes will be used during the presentation.

Lecture: To give the audiences the outline of the non-verbal communication, we will talk about some conceptions first, such as verbal communication, non-verbal communication and so on.

Role-play: In this part, the audience will be a part of our presentation and make the presentation livelier.

Quiz and game: In this part, it will check to what extent the audience know the non-verbal communication.

BHO3473-HUMAN RELATIONS

this is the last one of VU's assignments. to be honest, i did not like this unit. i learned it in the summer school, and i thought 80 people were there to learn this unit. the structure was a little different in summer compared with the normal teaching period. everyday, the lecturer gave us some questions, and the after that, we need to hand it in. but in the normal teaching period, no this kind of assessment. and we need to write a lof of journals which i did not like...well...bad memory...
before i start, i receved the comfirm letter from the teacher, thanks godness.
OK, here we go~
here are three sample final eassy:

SAMPLE 1

Abstract


In this report, it describes a story between my friend Rex and me. In this story, it shows how our relationship changed from beginning to the end. We used to be good friends, but something happened between us, and made us both unhappy. In this report, it also discusses some problems we met, and then shows why these problems confuse us and what should I do to fix these problems. Meantime some theories learned from Human Relations will be applied to analyses these practical problems. Three key components will be discussed in the report, conflict management, I statement vs. U statement and how to deal with angry. These three problems made us feel unhappy with each other, and we fell apart from each other gradually. All of the problems happened to us were very common in the daily life, but I did not handle it well. So these made the relationship between us changed. At the end of essay, some guidelines are applied to avoid future deterioration.

8/12/2010

this semester~~

three weeks have passed after first day of this semester, i really hope this is my last semester.

just two units in this semester-MGX5440 and MGX5870.

some days ago, i handed in my take home exam of BTX5090. i think it is very similar to the last year's. but after i emailed it to the teacher, i still not get the reply from her. i hope she did receive it.

about MGX5870, i just finished the first assignment of it. it taught using a software, i can not recall the name, but i think it called Vesium or something similar. some friends told me MGX5870 is an easy unit. well i don't know, because i just learn a little about it.

the teacher of MGX5440 is the same teacher of MGX9230-Jeffrey, he is a good teacher. but i can not search the details of him. but i did find a lot details of the other teachers on MONASH website.LOL. MGX5440 is about public sector financial management, and so far, it is talking about the budget. two assessments in this unit, first one is due on week 6 and 1000 words, the second one is 2000 words, and last one is a group presentation included a report.

8/02/2010

sample essay of BEO2263: Macroeconomic Analysis:

well, this is an esay unit, i thought. the assignment was essay.
Question:
Task: Whilst the world wide recession which commenced during 2007-2008 originated outside Australia, Australia cannot escape it. Briefly analyze the means by which the recession spread to Australia, and what steps Australia can take to mitigate it.

SAMPLE:
Introduction:


Many industrialized countries suffer from a deep recession which was affected by financial crisis during the period of 2007 to 2009. The global financial crisis commenced when credit risk was perceived in the general economy, especially the United States. The recession spread to the whole world, Australia is no exception. In the follow paragraphs, the analysis of the recession in Australia and the measure of decrease effect will be present.

Part A-Global financial crisis:

At the beginning of July 2007, when the investors lost faith in stock market, a liquidity crisis created the financial recession. Between 2000 and 2002, the stock bubble collapsed, which means a loss of confidence by investors in the value of securitized mortgages. Credit risk in the general economy increased and remained volatile in July 2007 and went on going up in September 2008, in which stock markets worldwide crashed and high volatility and a considerable number of banks, mortgage lenders and insurance companies failed.

The financial crisis origin in the reckless, sub-prime lending, which collapse of bubble affected the housing market showed up. Like American Enterprise Institute fellowed Peter J. Wallison, believed the roots of the crisis can be traced directly to sub-prime lending by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which are government sponsored entities. On 30 September 1999, The New York Times reported that the Clinton Administration pushed for sub-prime lending: "Fannie Mae, the nation's biggest underwriter of home mortgages, has been under increasing pressure from the Clinton Administration to expand mortgage loans among low and moderate income people." Housing collapse caused the crisis and the financial system was vulnerable because of intricate and highly-leveraged financial contracts and operations. When the share and housing price declined, many large and well establish investment and commercial bank suffered loss even bankruptcy, and then need financial assistance.

sample essay of BAO3306 Auditing

a lot of students fell that auditing is hard, but i really think it is a funny unit. i am not sure it is a useful unit, but it still fun.
OK, the questions of the assignment:

Background


Solace Limited (Solace) is a listed Australian company specialising in private tutoring services. Samantha Solace, a former school teacher who felt the Australian marketplace lacked high quality, low priced tutoring services, originally founded Solace. Samantha initially started providing private tutoring at home. She worked for a few years until the business took off and Samantha had to lease new premises and moved her operations there to keep up with the increasing demands.
Solace was incorporated in 2002 and listed on the Australian Stock Exchange in 2007. Since listing, profits for the company have been fluctuating, but Samantha feels as if they have a promising future as the market penetration of Solace improves. Since incorporation, Samantha has been the Chairperson and the CEO of Solace. Samantha remains closely involved in the day-to-day running of the business, taking a hands-on approach to the running and marketing of her tutoring services. Samantha personally oversees all of Solace’s operations. She frequently travels interstates as well as around south-east Asia to search for new opportunities as well as improving the current services offered by Solace. All the tutoring services are accredited and Solace is a member of the Australian Council for Private Education and Training (ACPET).
Over the past three years, Samantha has filled senior management positions at Solace by recruiting highly regarded managers from competing service providers (both local and overseas firms). In order to obtain these high-quality staff members, Samantha has had to offer attractive salary packages including a share option plan that is tied to a variety of financial performance benchmarks and share price. Despite the high cost of recruiting these senior managers, Samantha is happy as they all have good records of providing highly competent and ethical leadership.
In addition to providing tutoring services from Prep to Year 12, Solace also involves in real estate business. Solace’s philosophy is to initially lease premises to set up classrooms to cater for local students. Once the business grows, Solace offers to purchase the premises from the owner. The purchased premises are then demolished, developed or renovated to service the local population.
Solace’s current focus is to penetrate the Australian marketplace and achieve a market share of at least 30%. In an effort to strengthen its position and further build brand awareness, Solace plans to acquire other, smaller service providers that would fit with Solace’s current range of services.

Until 2008, Solace was audited by a small accounting firm which Samantha had always used for her personal tax and accounting affairs. However, Samantha felt that the small firm would not have enough experience for a listed company, so in early 2008 she approached Brian Shaun, an audit partner of BWE, a mid-size chartered accounting firm.
For the 2009 audit, BWE has appointed Brian Shaun as the audit partner due to his experience in the education sector. Brian currently has three other clients in this sector and was a school teacher himself until he became a registered company auditor. Brian has over 20 years experience as a chartered accountant and has had clients in this sector for the past 7 years. Since BWE took over the audit, there have been no problems with the audit.