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Re: CS625 Assignment 1 Solution and Discussion
Assignment No. 01Semester: Spring 2020
CS625 – Professional Practices
Total Marks: 15Due Date: 30/05/2020
Assignment no. 1 covers Lectures of Week# 1 to 3.
Objectives of Assignment:
• To understand the idea of the Structure of Organizations
Uploading instructions:
• Your assignment must be in .doc or docx format.(Any other formats like scan images, PDF, Zip, rar, bmp, etc will not be accepted).
• No assignment will be accepted through email.Rules for Marking:
It should be clear that your assignment will not get any credit if:
• The assignment is submitted after due date.
• The submitted assignment does not open or file is corrupted.
• Your assignment is copied from internet, handouts or from any other student
(Strict disciplinary action will be taken in this case).Question: 15 Marks
You have studied the Structure of Organizations in detail in lectures of week#3. In this assignment, you
have to choose any large national or multinational organization of your choice (for example, PCB, Pepsi,
PTV, Unilever, P&G, Dawlence, HBL, UBL, etc.) and explain its organizational structure in detail.Format of your solution should be as under:
• Name of the Organization
• Legal form of the Organization
• Type of the Organization
• Constitution of the Organization
• Stakeholders of the Organization
• Functional Units of the Organization
• Administrative structure
• Employees hierarchy
• Revenue Generation
• Types of ExpensesNOTE: Submit “.doc” file only. Every student should provide his/her own work, exact copying of the assignment (or some portion of the assignment) from the internet or other students will lead to copy case and zero marks will be awarded. Do not put any query on MDB about this assignment, if you have any query, then email us at [email protected]
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Re: CS625 Assignment 2 Solution and Discussion
Assignment No. 02Semester: Spring 2020
CS625 – Professional Practices
Total Marks: 15Due Date: 12/06/2020
Assignment no. 1 covers Lectures of Week# 5 to 7.
Objectives of Assignment:
• To understand the idea of the Human Resources Management
• To understand the idea of Intellectual Property Rights
• To understand the Organization Financial PracticesUploading instructions:
• Your assignment must be in .doc or docx format.(Any other formats like scan images, PDF, Zip, rar, bmp, etc will not be accepted).
• No assignment will be accepted through email.Rules for Marking:
It should be clear that your assignment will not get any credit if:
• The assignment is submitted after due date.
• The submitted assignment does not open or file is corrupted.
• Your assignment is copied from internet, handouts or from any other student
(Strict disciplinary action will be taken in this case).Question 1 (5 Marks)
Suppose you are a manager of an organization and you want to develop a model of Human resource management in such a way that:
Employee shows commitment to work earnestly for the organization and to manage himself/herself in achieving the organization goals All managers are responsible for the Human resource management. How the maximum utilization of Human resource can be available to the enterprise.What will be the salient features of this model of Human resource management through which all of the above can be achieved?
Question 2 (5 Marks)
Suppose two students, (Zubair and Ali) are doing a research project together. Between the two Zubair is the most punctual, hardworking student and does all the project work on time and completes it. Upon completion of the project he prepares a document containing all the information related to that project. Now on submitting the document he finds out that Ali has already submitted the same document before him with a different name and claims that he himself has made it. Which type of fraud does Zubair has to face from Ali in this regard? Justify your answer with solid reason.
Question 3 (5 Marks)
Suppose a group of fellow’s student graduated from an XYZ university as software engineers decides to set up a company which will provide software services to the clients. For that purpose they have invested a huge amount of money (capital) for starting up their business. Now in the starting period of a company in which area does the capital will be required? List at least five.
NOTE: Submit “.doc” file only. Every student should provide his/her own work, exact copying of the assignment (or some portion of the assignment) from the internet or other students will lead to copy case and zero marks will be awarded. Do not put any query on MDB about this assignment, if you have any query, then email us at [email protected]
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CS625 GDB 1 Solution and Discussion
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CS625 Assignment 3 Solution and Discussion
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Assignment No. 02
Semester: Fall 2019
CS625 – Professional Practices
Total Marks: 15Due Date: 6/12/2019
Assignment no. 2 covers Lectures of Week# 4 to 6.
Objectives of Assignment:
• To understand the idea of Intellectual Property Rights.
Uploading instructions:
• Your assignment must be in .doc format.(Any other formats like scan images, PDF, Zip, rar, bmp, docx etc will not be accepted).
• No assignment will be accepted through email.Rules for Marking:
It should be clear that your assignment will not get any credit if:
• The assignment is submitted after due date.
• The submitted assignment does not open or file is corrupted.
• Your assignment is copied from internet, handouts or from any other student
(Strict disciplinary action will be taken in this case).Question: 15 Marks (5+5+5)
Patent and Copyrights are very important sections of the Intellectual Property Rights.
a) Define Patent and Copyrights and give at least one proper example of each.
b) State at least 5 differences between Patent and Copyrights.
c) Can we protect an idea using Intellectual Property Rights? Justify your answer with valid reasoning.NOTE: Submit “.doc” file only. Every student should provide his/her own work, exact copying of the assignment (or some portion of the assignment) from the internet or other students will lead to copy case and zero marks will be awarded. Do not put any query on MDB about this assignment, if you have any query, then email us at [email protected]
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Assignment No. 01
Semester: Fall 2019
CS625 – Professional Practices
Total Marks: 15Due Date: 19/11/2019
Assignment no. 1 covers Lectures of Week#1 to 4.
Objectives of Assignment:
• To learn about the basic Professional Ethics.
• To understand the basic structure of organizations.
• To understand the basics of Anatomy of a Software House.Uploading instructions:
• Your assignment must be in .doc format.(Any other formats like scan images, PDF, Zip, rar, bmp, docx etc will not be accepted).
• No assignment will be accepted through email.Rules for Marking:
It should be clear that your assignment will not get any credit if:
• The assignment is submitted after due date.
• The submitted assignment does not open or file is corrupted.
• Your assignment is copied from internet, handouts or from any other student
(Strict disciplinary action will be taken in this case).Question no. 1: 5 Marks
Organizations around the world always strive to achieve the highest standards of Integrity and actions to conduct their business in a responsible and ethical way. For this purpose, IEEE has defined principles of code of ethics for these organizations to achieve this environment.
Identify in which principle of code of ethics does the following cases fall:
Software engineers should develop software for the organization that must be of quality and meet professional standards set by the organization. Employees need to perform their professional responsibilities. They also need to promote the practices and learning in an ethical approach. A software engineer should always be open-minded and supportive of his colleagues. Software engineers need to maintain integrity and independence in their professional judgment. Software Engineers shall act in a manner that is in the best interest of their client and employer.Question no. 2: 5 Marks
Zachtech is a multinational company known for developing quality software products. For the past one year, the company is facing a problem for not generating enough yearly revenue. The main reason is that resources to carry out the task of developing products are not being managed properly which resulted delays in product completion.
For this purpose, the company wants to hire a person who will be responsible for overcoming this loss, the company is facing.
Which type of person the company should hire? Justify your answer with valid reason.Question no. 3:
5 Marks
Citrus bit is a software company which is known for developing embedded system. Lately the company has formed a software team which will be working on a complex system. The team will be mainly responsible for development of the system. However, in order to carry out the development activities smoothly, services of a person are required who will be managing those activities, so that the resulting system may meet the user requirements within the allocated budget and time.Carefully read the above-mentioned scenario and answer who will be responsible to carry out this task? Also justify your answer with valid reason(s).
NOTE: Submit “.doc” file only. Every student should provide his/her own work, exact copying of the assignment (or some portion of the assignment) from the internet or other students will lead to copy case and zero marks will be awarded. Do not put any query on MDB about this assignment, if you have any query then email us at [email protected]
Deadline:
Your assignment must be uploaded/submitted on or before.
SOLVED CS625 Assignment 2 Solution and Discussion
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Assignment No. 02
Semester: Fall 2019
CS625 – Professional Practices
Total Marks: 15Due Date: 6/12/2019
Assignment no. 2 covers Lectures of Week# 4 to 6.
Objectives of Assignment:
• To understand the idea of Intellectual Property Rights.
Uploading instructions:
• Your assignment must be in .doc format.(Any other formats like scan images, PDF, Zip, rar, bmp, docx etc will not be accepted).
• No assignment will be accepted through email.Rules for Marking:
It should be clear that your assignment will not get any credit if:
• The assignment is submitted after due date.
• The submitted assignment does not open or file is corrupted.
• Your assignment is copied from internet, handouts or from any other student
(Strict disciplinary action will be taken in this case).Question: 15 Marks (5+5+5)
Patent and Copyrights are very important sections of the Intellectual Property Rights.
a) Define Patent and Copyrights and give at least one proper example of each.
b) State at least 5 differences between Patent and Copyrights.
c) Can we protect an idea using Intellectual Property Rights? Justify your answer with valid reasoning.NOTE: Submit “.doc” file only. Every student should provide his/her own work, exact copying of the assignment (or some portion of the assignment) from the internet or other students will lead to copy case and zero marks will be awarded. Do not put any query on MDB about this assignment, if you have any query, then email us at [email protected]
Deadline:
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@zareen said in CS625 Assignment 2 Solution and Discussion:
c) Can we protect an idea using Intellectual Property Rights? Justify your answer with valid reasoning.
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@zareen said in CS625 Assignment 2 Solution and Discussion:
b) State at least 5 differences between Patent and Copyrights.
Patents refer to an invention, whereas copyrights refer to the expression of an idea, such as an artistic work. They are governed by different rules, so it is important to know which is applicable to your works.
CopyrightCopyrights protect the expression of ideas. Artistic works are generally considered to be expressions of ideas – books, paintings, songs, movies, and computer programs are examples. Copyright will not protect the process through which a particular work was created or the use of information within it (instructions, etc.).
Cookbooks are often used to illustrate the difference between the expression of an idea and the idea itself. Cookbooks cannot be reproduced without permission because they are an expression of ideas (the recipes). However, people can still follow the recipes in the cookbook because they are replicating the ideas contained in the literary work. If the recipes were protected by a patent, users would need permission to follow them, since patents protect particular ideas from being used without authorization.
Components of copyrightCopyright contains moral rights and economic rights. Economic rights include the right to copy or publish a work or any substantial part of it. Moral rights include the right to the integrity of the work and the right to be listed as its author (though this is subject to certain limitations).
The author does not lose these rights when they allow their work to be copied or published. Moral rights can be waived, but they cannot be assigned to others.
Term of CopyrightGenerally in Canada, copyright expires fifty years after the death of the author. However, there are certain exceptions. For example, with live performances and sound recordings, copyright expires fifty years after the initial performance under s. 23 (1) of the Copyright Act.
Registration of copyrightCopyright occurs automatically. However, registering your copyright with the Canadian Intellectual Property Office may make it easier to prove ownership in the event of a conflict. For more information, including the requirements for registration, visit the guide to copyrights on the Canadian Intellectual Property Office’s website here.
PatentA patent is a right, granted by the government, to exclude others from making, using, or selling your invention. Patents protect inventions such as new processes, machines, or chemicals. The central idea is that patents protect ideas, not just expressions of them. The main effect of patents is to give their holders the right to challenge any use of the invention by a third party. He thereby gave a temporary monopoly of exploitation which can be understood as a financial incentive for inventive industrial activities.
Registering PatentsPatents must be registered. If you invent something and fail to register it, another person who independently invents or discovers your invention can patent it. There are 3 general requirements for patentability: (1) the invention must be novel, (2) it must be useful, and (3) it must show ingenuity (i.e. not be obvious). Patents expire for 20 years after the filing date, at which point they must be re-registered.
Patents registered in Canada only prevent the use of your patent within Canada. However, patents can also be registered internationally. For more information, visit the guide to patents on the Canadian Intellectual Property Office’s website here.
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@zareen said in CS625 Assignment 2 Solution and Discussion:
a) Define Patent and Copyrights and give at least one proper example of each.
What’s Copyright?
A copyright is a collection of rights automatically vested to you once you have created an original work. To understand how these rights can be used or licensed, it is helpful to analogize them to a bundle of sticks, where each stick represents a separate right vested to you as the owner. These rights include the right to reproduce the work, to prepare derivative works, to distribute copies, to perform the work publicly, and to display the work publicly.
As the copyright owner, you have the authority to keep each “stick,” to transfer them individually to one or more people, or to transfer them collectively to one or more people. This can be accomplished through licensing, assigning, and other forms of transfers. The power of copyright allows you to choose the way your work is made available to the public.What’s Patent?
The primary goal of the patent law is to encourage innovation and commercialization of technological advances. Patent law incentivizes inventors to publicly disclose their inventions in exchange for certain exclusive rights. A patent protects inventions. These inventions can include new and useful processes, machines, manufactures, compositions of matter as well as improvements to these. Certain computer programs may fall within the subject matter protected by both patents and copyrights. In this respect the patent system compliments copyright protection by providing protection for functional aspects of the software, which are not protected by copyright. Unlike with copyright protection, to get patent protection one must first apply for and be granted a patent from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Unlike the copyright registration process, the patent application process is expensive, complex, difficult, and time consuming and generally should not be attempted without the assistance of an experienced patent attorney or agent.