CMI Unit 510 Assessment Brief: Managing Workplace Conflict- Resolution Techniques & Organisational Impact

CMA3005 Individual Report: The project involves converting the existing library at GBS into large seminar rooms to support growing student numbers.

CET255 – IoT & Robotics Assessment: The aim of this assessment is to provide you with an opportunity to demonstrate your understanding and practical skills in IoT and Robotics.

The Research Project almost always involves the analysis of data. At the start, each student is allocated an academic supervisor who offers advice on their Research Project.

Physics helps us understand the laws that govern our universe. Among the most fascinating areas of modern physics are the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle and the de Broglie Equation.

This unit will introduce students to the diversity of the social, cultural and political situation in which Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people live. Indigenous Knowledge and practice as a new framework for working effectively.

771762 Assignment Task: Your task is to advise the DfT (and any other relevant UK Gov department) on the policy changes/interventions required to improve road safety, as well as to create a model that would predict such accidents and the injuries that people may incur.

MKT62304 Group Assignment Task: This assignment aims to assess the role and effectiveness of marketing analytics in the water and SME sectors, focusing on how data-driven approaches can achieve strategic objectives and desired outcomes.

This module covers the concepts and critical issues of security with an emphasis on security architecture and mechanisms, standards, protocols, solutions, and applications. It aims to provide students with an understanding of security technologies, algorithms, and solutions.

We aim to increase your knowledge and understanding of these three themes and of the theories and concepts that surround them, to provide you with some subject-specific and transferable skills.

Part One: Short Answer Questions worth a total of 14 marks;  Part Two: Problem Style Question worth a total of 6 marks; and  Part Three: Problem Style Question (that includes some calculations) worth a total of 10 marks.