Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU)

Two part essay. Part one was creating a valuation for the company Burberry in excel using the the discounted cash flow method, the sheet contains all the formulas and references to values. Part two was a justification for the values used. I used multiple valuation firms (yahoo finance, fidelity, morningstar) to achieve these values and my final valuation came close to theirs. I then was asked to critique the valuation method I used and justify my choice of the risk free rate and risk premium for...

Two part essay. Part one was creating a valuation for the company Burberry in excel using the the discounted cash flow method, the sheet contains all the formulas and references to values. Part two was a justification for the values used. I used multiple valuation firms (yahoo finance, fidelity, morningstar) to achieve these values and my final valuation came close to theirs. I then was asked to critique the valuation method I used and justify my choice of the risk free rate and risk premium for...

The document is a critical evaluation of the CAPM model, scoring a high first at 87%. It achieved a high grade due to its intense critical analysis and a high density of references. Business management at MMU focuses heavily on critical analysis, so this is what you need to do to get a high grade. You need to be referencing an academic source every couple of sentences and comparing it to another source, analysing where they agree or disagree, and then giving some sort of independent statement o...

in the lecture notes it includes: Political government the composition of the government the powers of the prime minister and the history History of the office of prime minster residence The cabinet/ functions Royal prorogrative

The document describes the process of accounting for overheads relating to allocation , apportionment and reapportionment, etc

This section covers what UX Design actually means, along with some key terms that may be used alongside UX Design. It also goes over some design principles and examples of what a good and bad website would be.

This section covers the different design considerations we should be making in order to have an accessible website. As UX / Web designers, it is important to keep these considerations in mind, because you will otherwise be restricting your audience.

This section covers dark patterns that are used in web design to often trick users into doing something they wouldn't have originally intended to do. There are many patterns that designers could employ that are looked down on, and these notes go over some examples of those patterns.

This section covers the different UX Laws that consider how human psychology affects the way we interact with design elements. Some of the laws include: Hick's Law, Doherty Threshold, Miller's Law, Postel's Principle, and more. Gestalt Principles are also covered as they explain how we view and group visual elements in design.

This section covers the different design considerations that need to be made when creating a website. There are many principles and heuristics that should be adhered to (and can be user interchangeably) - these notes focus mainly on Nielsen's 10 heuristics, which are commonly used in UX Design.