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Unit 4: Managing an Event - Assignment 3. (Distinction* ) Standard Work for Unit 4, Assignment 3. This assignment has been very well structured with high-quality evaluation and justification. The document contains: P7: Stage an event, demonstrating some relevant management skills, P8: Review the success of the event in meeting aims and objectives, achieving targets and receiving good feedback from stakeholders, M4: Demonstrate effective and safe event-management skills when organising and stagin...

This document is a Software Engineering Plan for the Campuses of University of Greenwich. This document contains multiple diagrams and descriptions about them and is a 70% piece of work. This report will definitely help you get a good grade on this module.

Lecture notes on offer and acceptance, termination of offers, consideration, contractual terms, misrepresentation, duress and illegality. Includes short summary of The Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1999 / Consumer Rights Act 2015 and The Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 (Consumers Right Act 2015).

This documents provides an in-depth insight and introduction into diode theory. It goes into detail about the composition of a diode, the low-level materials science of how diodes are fabricated, and it provides worked examples of questions involving circuitry using diodes.

Summarised notes of lecture slides regarding contract law. Helpful for revision. The index refers to the page numbers of the document

At a crime scene, glass that has been broken or fragmented is critical forensic evidence. Glass pieces from headlights may leave evidence about the unknown car at a hit-and-run crime scene. Investigators can also use window fragments or glass fractures to assess the direction, angle, and first contact of a gunshot.

All chapters are in depth and have key points summarised throughout. The notes themselves are accompanied by diagrams and explanations for difficult content points, such as depolarisation and laterlisation

Lecture summary notes of Law of tort, Business associations, The nature of a company and formation of a company, Promoters and pre-incorporation contracts, Corporate crimes, The company’s constitution, Corporate transactions, Company Management, Protection of minority shareholders, Company securities.

Detailed notes for Financial accounting/reporting with examples and solutions. Includes IAS 36, IFRS 5, IAS 8, 10 & 12, IFRS 15.

Fingerprints are the most dynamic type of evidence... They are one-of-a-kind, permanent, objective, and precise... The outcomes are definitive and final. Fingerprints can be identified to the exclusion of all others, something other sorts of forensic testing cannot do. Even DNA is not as precise, with identical twins sharing the same DNA.