Analyse the scope and purpose of corporate governance and the roles and responsibilities of those involved. FM6.02 FACILITIES MANAGEMENT GOVERNANCE AND RISK UNIT ASSESSMENT FRONT SHEET AND PLAGIARISM STATEMENT Important: Learners must complete all of the boxes with the relevant details. Assessment submissions may be rejected if any information is omitted. Unit Reference (e.g. FM6.01)   Unit Title…

Project Brief Project Overview: The importance of critical thinking will equip you to think deeply about issues that are key to not only your subject matter but to the wider society and beyond. This module will enable and prepare you to make reasoned decisions about your subject discipline based on evidence and research rather than…

Developing a Research Study This week, we are learning about developing a research study. It is important to operationally define your variables so that you can accurately observe and measure them. Describe a specific research idea and how you would go about studying that idea. Remember to include the variables involved, a potential hypothesis, possible…

HR Diagram Lab Learning Objective: To become familiar with one of the most commonly used tools for understanding stars, the HR diagram Prerequisites: Read Chapter 15 Materials Required Computer and internet access Digital camera or scanner HR Diagram Graph: download and print out, or you may create your own graph but using similar axes Time…

Extortion 1. What does the word, “extortion”, mean? 2. What does a “satellite dish” look like? 3. Why is a satellite dish shaped the way it is? 4. Does Central Georgia College (CGC) actually exist? 5. Why do you think the author chose to have Jim Wallace teach at CGC instead of the larger University of…

Cilantro vs Parsley Cilantro vs persley There’s often confusion between these two wonderful culinary herbs, for both cooks and gardeners. Cilantro and flat-leaf parsley have similar uses and are practically twins of each other, visually, but they do have distinct di�erences. This article clarifies their individual characteristics, including their growth habits. It’s a good day…

Electricity, DNA & Fields discussion- An enormous amount of electricity is created at power-generating stations and sent across the country through wires that carry high voltages. Appliances, power lines, airport and military radars, substations, transformers, computers, and other equipment that carries or uses electricity all generate electromagnetic fields. Many questions have been raised about how…

Home Energy & Safety Discussion-   It’s possible to save a great deal of electrical energy (and money and natural resources) with some simple changes in household electrical use. The trouble is that most of these changes mean either changing behavior or spending money. Do an Internet search and review a few ways to save electrical…

Electromagnetism & Aurora  discussion-  Research and discuss the aurora borealis in terms of electric charges, magnetic fields, and forces. Which times of the year are best for seeing the northern lights, and where are the best places to view them? Explain your answers. Also identify links to good images. If you’ve ever seen the aurora…

Nuclear Energy & Light Scientists such as Heinrich Hertz, Philipp Lenard, Max Planck, and Albert Einstein made scientific contributions that ultimately demonstrated that light is electromagnetic radiation, and that it has a “dual nature.” Some electromagnetic phenomena are best explained with a particle model, and some with a wave model. In a sense, “wave” and…