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A patient with cirrhosis (end stage liver disease) is identifying appropriate dietary limitations related to his/her disease. Which statement demonstrates a misunderstanding by the patient and is identified by the nurse as a need for further teaching?

Prompt: Susy, a mid-level software engineer, is working on a self-driving car project for her business. In her project work, she discovers a critical flaw in the car’s current software that could potentially lead to serious accidents.  This young engineer reports the safety issue to her supervisor. However, her project supervisor is under internal stakeholder pressure to meet a tight project deadline. This supervisor dismisses the software issue as minor and orders Susy to continue with the project.   Ethical Frameworks Question:  How might one or more ethical frameworks (e.g., Utilitarianism, Deontology, Virtue Ethics) be applied to this situation?      Demonstrate your understanding of ethical principles, an ability to identify stakeholders and their interests, and their capacity to make sound ethical judgments.  

Question 3 Part A Prompt: As Scrum Master, you now lead a commercial, for-profit project to migrate a critical business application to a modern, cloud-based platform.   Question:   Identify Potential Project Risks:  List and briefly characterize three (3) potential risks that could impact the success of this project.     Key Takeaway: By effectively identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks, you can increase the likelihood of project success.      

Question 5 Part A Prompt: Susy, a mid-level software engineer, is working on a self-driving car project for her business. In her project work, she discovers a critical flaw in the car’s current software that could potentially lead to serious accidents.  This young engineer reports the safety issue to her supervisor. However, her project supervisor is under internal stakeholder pressure to meet a tight project deadline. This supervisor dismisses the software issue as minor and orders Susy to continue with the project. Question: Ethical Dilemma: Identify the primary ethical dilemma faced by Susy in this context.

Question 2 Part A Prompt: You will lead a project to implement a new customer relationship management (CRM) system for your mid-size company with commercial clients as external stakeholders.  Your task is to highlight (in terse, bullet format) key elements of your DRAFT project plan: Question: Project Requirements Charter: Briefly discuss your intended Measured Organizational Value (MOV) to be created for your external stakeholders.  https://www.pmi.org/learning/library/mastering-project-requirements-assessing-good-5942       Key Takeaway: With these elements in your project plan, you increase the likelihood of a successful IT project implementation.    

Question 2 Part A Prompt: You will lead a project to implement a new customer relationship management (CRM) system for your mid-size company with commercial clients as external stakeholders.  Your task is to highlight (in terse, bullet format) key elements of your DRAFT project plan: Question: Project Requirements Charter: Briefly discuss your intended Measured Organizational Value (MOV) to be created for your external stakeholders.  https://www.pmi.org/learning/library/mastering-project-requirements-assessing-good-5942       Key Takeaway: With these elements in your project plan, you increase the likelihood of a successful IT project implementation.    

Question 1C Prompt: A small software development company is bidding for a cloud-based service application for a first-time commercial customer. Company leaders are undecided whether an agile or prescriptive/structured methodology will help them best deliver value to the client and stakeholders in this situation. Question: Briefly describe three (3) S M A R T key performance indicators (KPIs) that you would monitor, track and report to measure this project success.  Use the infrastructure KPI reference from Week 4 https://www.projectmanagement.com/wikis/345150/key-performance-indicators as a resource.

Prompt: Susy, a mid-level software engineer, is working on a self-driving car project for her business. In her project work, she discovers a critical flaw in the car’s current software that could potentially lead to serious accidents.  This young engineer reports the safety issue to her supervisor. However, her project supervisor is under internal stakeholder pressure to meet a tight project deadline. This supervisor dismisses the software issue as minor and orders Susy to continue with the project.   Ethical Frameworks Question:  How might one or more ethical frameworks (e.g., Utilitarianism, Deontology, Virtue Ethics) be applied to this situation?      Demonstrate your understanding of ethical principles, an ability to identify stakeholders and their interests, and their capacity to make sound ethical judgments.  

Question 1C Prompt: A small software development company is bidding for a cloud-based service application for a first-time commercial customer. Company leaders are undecided whether an agile or prescriptive/structured methodology will help them best deliver value to the client and stakeholders in this situation. Question: Briefly describe three (3) S M A R T key performance indicators (KPIs) that you would monitor, track and report to measure this project success.  Use the infrastructure KPI reference from Week 4 https://www.projectmanagement.com/wikis/345150/key-performance-indicators as a resource.

Question 3 Part A Prompt: As Scrum Master, you now lead a commercial, for-profit project to migrate a critical business application to a modern, cloud-based platform.   Question:   Identify Potential Project Risks:  List and briefly characterize three (3) potential risks that could impact the success of this project.     Key Takeaway: By effectively identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks, you can increase the likelihood of project success.