Food and Drink Tourism Poster Presentation – via PowerPoint- LBU

MGMT707 – Risk management helps organizations identify, assess, and manage uncertainties to enable informed decision-making and the achievement of strategic goals.

ACCT502 Accounting is crucial for the smooth operation and long-term sustainability of any business. It provides a proper system for recording, measuring, and reporting financial information, enabling both managers and external users to make informed decisions. In New Zealand, accounting practices follow the guidelines of XRB and NZ IFRS.

ARTH 208 In Aotearoa New Zealand, art emerges from a complex interplay of Indigenous Māori knowledge systems and European colonial traditions. Unlike many Western art histories that focus solely on stylistic development, the study of art in Aotearoa requires attention to land, identity, cultural rights, and historical experience. T

COMP500 It demonstrates that at Level 5, students are expected to produce not only working code, but also demonstrate logical thinking, clean structure, and an understanding of best practices. The summary focuses on basic concepts such as variables, control structures, modular programming, data handling, and testing.

COMP508 This assignment explains the importance of database systems and highlights their real-world applications. This sample demonstrates a complete relational database design for a Student Course Management System for COMP508.

MGMT 411 This assessment examines organisational behaviour by exploring how people interact within modern organisations and how these interactions affect performance and employee well-being.

SARC 303 This case study explores the reuse of a late nineteenth-century industrial warehouse located in central Wellington. The project focuses on converting an underused historic building into a mixed-use space that supports creative activities and commercial functions.

Demonstratation of the expected structure and application of IT Project Management concepts for COMP507 (AUT).

LAWS 489 This research essay critically analyses the development of judicial review and the principles of natural justice within the framework of New Zealand administrative law. The study explores the historical evolution of judicial control over administrative discretion

LAWS 111 The legal system of Aotearoa New Zealand is a distinctive blend of common law heritage, statutory law, and an increasing recognition of Māori customary values. This paper analyses the fundamental components of the New Zealand legal system, reviews how laws are interpreted, and assesses the central role of the Treaty of Waitangi / Te Tiriti o Waitangi within the modern legal context.