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Law office: You are trying to automate the records for your uncle’s law firm. Multiple attorneys work for the firm, and for each of them you want to store their first name, middle name, last name, date hired, hourly billing rate, and date promoted to partner (blank if the attorney is not a partner). For each client, you want to store a first name, last […]

Tour operator: You manage a tour company that operates tours of local historical and natural attractions. You have several dozen different tour packages, each with a name (such as “Exploring Native Ruins” or “Bird‐ Watching Hike”), a scheduled duration in minutes, a per‐guest price, and a maximum number of guests. You also have a staff of dozens of guides, for each of which you want […]

Compatibility of auto parts: Zip Guys, Inc., runs a large network of auto part stores. Each part they offer for sale is identified by an SKU code assigned by Zip Guys. For each part, they want to store the part manufacturer name, a manufacturer’s part number, a unit price, and the associated part type; each part has only one type. Part types are identified by […]

EcoBus Corporation: EcoBus Corporation makes hybrid natural‐ gas‐fueled buses for various clients, including city, state, and county transit authorities. This database is concerned with the ordering of buses. EcoBus currently has dozens of basic bus models, each of which has a unique model number, along with a length, width, height, basic gross weight, and list price. For each of the firm’s customers, you want to […]

People and student clubs at a university: Every person affiliated with Giant State University (GSU), be they a student, faculty member, or staff member, has a university ID card with a unique ID number. For every affiliated person, the university database stores a family name and given name, the person’s gender, a postal address consisting of a street address, city, state and zip code, and […]

Catering menu and orders: You operate a commercial catering business serving conferences and other similar events. For each dish on your menu, you want to store a name, description, and number of calories per serving. You do not charge customers by the individual dish, but by menu package (in the market niche you serve, your customers prefer the simplicity of ordering well‐coordinated standard packages, rather […]

  Define the following;axis, lines, intercepts, equilibrium positions The post Macroeconomics. first appeared on COMPLIANT PAPERS.

    What course(s) have you registered to take next term? What is the opportunity cost of paying for classes? Explain why college students are willing to pay for classes? Include a discussion of the ten economic principles in this context. The post The opportunity cost of paying for classes first appeared on COMPLIANT PAPERS.

      There are certain promises that are not considered consideration. As a business owner or stakeholder, how can you ensure that your contracts are enforceable? Think back to the Lambert case that we discussed in the Unit 5 Discussion. What should Lambert have done differently?   The post Consideration “Fails” first appeared on COMPLIANT PAPERS.

      Quiz #1 (DUE uploaded to Blackboard by September 27, 11:59PM): Section 1: Identify the following 5 buildings/architectural designs: 1) Coalbrookdale Bridge 2) HH Richardson’s Marshall Field Warehouse Store 3) Hotel Tassel 4) Casa Milá 5) Ernst Ludwig House Identify each object as follows: 5 Architecture ID’s (15 points each; total 75 points) 1) Architect 2) Title of Building 3) Date 4) Describe […]