Topic 1: Introduction to the law in Australia
Topic 2: Contract law—Part 1
Topic 3: Contract law—Part 2
Topic 4: The law of torts
Topic 5: Property law
Topic 6: Trade practices legislation
Topic 7: Business organisations
Topic 8: Employment and workplace relations law
Topic 9: The law of agency
Topic 10: Commercial dispute resolution
Topic 1: The goals of firms and of public institutions
Topic 2: Demand and supply
Topic 3: Estimating demand and forecasting
Topic 4: Production theory
Topic 5: Cost analysis
Topic 6: Market models for pricing and output decisions
Topic 7: Pricing decisions in practice
Topic 8: Capital budgeting and consideration of risk
Topic 9: Benefit-cost analysis
Topic 10: Some important aspects of the role of government
A previous installation of EGSnrc was based around a command-line option. There is also a GUI interface for EGSnrc usercodes which is quite trivial to install and run.
Ensure that your environment variables for EGSnrc are loaded (e.g., module load egs). For example
set HEN_HOUSE /usr/local/EGSnrc/$version/ set my_machine x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu-pgf77 setenv EGS_HOME /home/$USER/egsnrc/
Underworld is a 3D-parallel geodynamic modelling framework capable of deriving viscous / viscoplastic thermal, chemical and thermochemical models consistent with tectonic processes, such as mantle convection and lithospheric deformation over long time scales.
Desmond is a software package developed at D.E. Shaw Research to perform high-speed molecular dynamics simulations of biological systems on parallel systems. Desmond and its source code are available without cost for non-commercial use by universities and other not-for-profit research institutions.
LAMMPS (Large-scale Atomic/Molecular Massively Parallel Simulator) is used to model atoms or as a parallel particle simulator at the atomic, meso, or continuum scale. It has potentials for soft materials (biomolecules, polymers) and solid-state materials (metals, semiconductors) and coarse-grained or mesoscopic systems.
I'm surprised I haven't documented this in the past, because I've installed it plenty of times. Nevertheless here's how it goes.
To provide marketers and managers with the information they need to make good decisions, marketing-oriented organisations are increasingly investing in developing and maintaining effective marketing information systems (MIS). These systems consist of people, equipment and procedures committed to identifying, gathering and analysing relevant market information.
According to Malhotra (2007) the purposes of gathering market research information are to:
- identify and define marketing opportunities and problems
- generate, refine and evaluate marketing actions
In his seminal book Christensen (1997) highlighted the fact that existing providers are typically trapped into focusing on the high-value existing customers and ignore the non-customers, providing a gap that disruptive innovators can use to enter the market and erode the share of existing providers.
Marketing planning provides a framework for focussing scarce organisational resources on the right markets and activities within those markets in order to maintain organisational growth, defend markets and customer relationships against threats, minimise the long-term damage of market downturns and enter new markets or develop new products or services.
Marketing emphasises the need for an organisation to match its capabilities with customer wants and needs and then offer an exchange that simultaneously adds value for the customer and the organisation. However, what this understanding explicitly incorporated was that for an organisation to maximise its success it must: demonstrate a customer focus., define products via customer needs., integrate marketing across the organisation., capture, share and value marketing intelligence.
