MAN5066 Venue Operations and Supply Chain Management Coursework Brief | BCU

DDDB CW3 Assessment: LO1: Critically evaluate the evolving use of data in solving business problems, presenting logical arguments based on evidence LO2: Explore how data analytics can be used within a business context

MG410 CW2 Assignment Task: This assignment is designed to help you develop a comprehensive understanding of what strengths, skills, knowledge, and experience are needed to achieve the desired employment.

LLB020X311S Assessment Task: This assessment asks students to analyse an acquisition proposal and prepare an advisory report for the client (the acquiring company). The analysis will be based on the background and financial statements

This assignment is based on a live case study set in the present. You are required to read the case study scenario (below) and conduct additional secondary research to develop your answers to the assignment tasks. You are asked to assume the role of a management consultant to write this report.

6019SSL: This document is intended for Coventry University Group students for their own use in completing their assessed work for this module.

FY028 CW1 Assessment: Factors Influencing Brand Loyalty Among Young Consumers: A Study in the Sports and Energy Drink Sector   Problem/ Question: What are the factors that influence brand loyalty to a product like the sports and energy drink?

ENGM032 Coursework Brief Task: Design the 20m span composite footbridge shown in Figure 1 below, taking account of  both  the  temporary  (construction)  stage  and  the normal  stage  (in-service condition)

CC0005 : Your group (of 5 to 6 members) will carry out a group project based on the health challenge theme and problem (Appendix 1) and demographic represented by the persona (Appendix 2) assigned to your group.

ECB003: Coursework Task: For your assignment you will form a three-members group. Each group will have a variable(consumption,   investment,   imports,   stock   building or   unemployment)

LLM Intellectual Property Law: In light of the decisions in THJ Systems Ltd v Sheridan[2023] EWCA Civ 1354 and Levola Hengelo, C-310/17, discuss the relative merits of Copyright as “Skill, Labour & Effort” vs Copyright