Let me know if you have any questions about this assignment,
Attached, please find the final exam case study you are required to complete by the noted due date:
Nautilus Case Study – Final Exam.pdfDownload Nautilus Case Study – Final Exam.pdf
Excel File: Nautilus Financials (EX3-4).xlsDownload Nautilus Financials (EX3-4).xls
NOTE: When generating the statement of cash flows for 2022, assume the following: Depreciation Expense = 8,615, Net Non-Cash Gain= 565. Note that there may be an amount related to foreign exchange fluctuations, which you can put in a “plug” line at the end to make the SOCF flow. I will be assessing your ability to take the financial information provided to construct this SOCF, an exact answer may not be possible, but I will assess your ability to use what is given (BS & IS and the latter information) to generate your estimated SOCF.
Submission Requirements: Submit a report in Word or PDF document. You are also required to submit your Excel file with your supporting calculations (Prospective Analysis, Ratios, Statement of Cash Flows). Failure to submit your supporting Excel file will result in a 25% penalty.
Below is the grading rubric I will use to assess your answers for each section of the case study final exam.
A (90-100%):
Demonstrates a comprehensive and in-depth understanding of the case and its context
Provides highly insightful, thorough, and well-supported analysis for each question
Makes well-justified, strategic, and practical recommendations backed by strong evidence
Exhibits excellent critical thinking skills and the ability to synthesize information effectively
Presents ideas clearly, logically, and convincingly, with no errors in grammar or formatting
B (80-89%):
Shows a solid understanding of the case and its context
Provides detailed and well-supported analysis for most questions
Makes reasonable, justified recommendations backed by relevant evidence
Demonstrates good critical thinking skills and the ability to analyze information effectively
Presents ideas clearly and logically, with minimal errors in grammar or formatting
C (70-79%):
Demonstrates a basic understanding of the case and its context
Provides some analysis for each question, but may lack depth or sufficient supporting evidence
Makes recommendations with limited justification or connection to the analysis
Exhibits adequate critical thinking skills and the ability to analyze information
Presents ideas with some clarity, but may have some organizational or grammatical issues
D (60-69%):
Shows a limited understanding of the case and its context
Provides minimal or surface-level analysis for each question, lacking depth and supporting evidence
Makes poorly justified recommendations that may not align with the analysis
Demonstrates weak critical thinking skills and a limited ability to analyze information effectively
Presents ideas unclearly or with significant organizational and grammatical issues
Category: Mba
Let me know if you have any questions about this assignment,
The submissions are a half-page statement and completion of Excel file.
Instructions:
Attached, please find the final exam case study you are required to complete by the noted due date:
Nautilus Case Study – Final Exam.pdfDownload Nautilus Case Study – Final Exam.pdf
Excel File: Nautilus Financials (EX3-4).xlsDownload Nautilus Financials (EX3-4).xls
NOTE: When generating the statement of cash flows for 2022, assume the following: Depreciation Expense = 8,615, Net Non-Cash Gain= 565. Note that there may be an amount related to foreign exchange fluctuations, which you can put in a “plug” line at the end to make the SOCF flow. I will be assessing your ability to take the financial information provided to construct this SOCF, an exact answer may not be possible, but I will assess your ability to use what is given (BS & IS and the latter information) to generate your estimated SOCF.
Submission Requirements: Submit a report in Word or PDF document. You are also required to submit your Excel file with your supporting calculations (Prospective Analysis, Ratios, Statement of Cash Flows). Failure to submit your supporting Excel file will result in a 25% penalty.
Below is the grading rubric I will use to assess your answers for each section of the case study final exam.
A (90-100%):
Demonstrates a comprehensive and in-depth understanding of the case and its context
Provides highly insightful, thorough, and well-supported analysis for each question
Makes well-justified, strategic, and practical recommendations backed by strong evidence
Exhibits excellent critical thinking skills and the ability to synthesize information effectively
Presents ideas clearly, logically, and convincingly, with no errors in grammar or formatting
B (80-89%):
Shows a solid understanding of the case and its context
Provides detailed and well-supported analysis for most questions
Makes reasonable, justified recommendations backed by relevant evidence
Demonstrates good critical thinking skills and the ability to analyze information effectively
Presents ideas clearly and logically, with minimal errors in grammar or formatting
C (70-79%):
Demonstrates a basic understanding of the case and its context
Provides some analysis for each question, but may lack depth or sufficient supporting evidence
Makes recommendations with limited justification or connection to the analysis
Exhibits adequate critical thinking skills and the ability to analyze information
Presents ideas with some clarity, but may have some organizational or grammatical issues
D (60-69%):
Shows a limited understanding of the case and its context
Provides minimal or surface-level analysis for each question, lacking depth and supporting evidence
Makes poorly justified recommendations that may not align with the analysis
Demonstrates weak critical thinking skills and a limited ability to analyze information effectively
Presents ideas unclearly or with significant organizational and grammatical issues
How to prepare for a press conference during a crisis?
Using profesional and effetive communication.
We had a simulation crisis scenerio in class and we were unprepared with all the questions asked by the journalist.
This was our simulation crisis, see attached file to get an idea.
the below is AI, please make it more human 🙂
Please provide a summary on what has changed since you last applied, updates to your professional goals, and how you have further prepared yourself for the MBA program. (500 word limit)
i work as Network Engineer, i have been promoted to Team Lead since last
year,
got new certificate (CCNP) “technical
certification”, was able to help my team with coming up with new idea of
how to work tickets better and more efficient, i presented the idea to my
managers and my Director and they loved it and start implement it
Since my last application, several notable changes have occurred in my
professional journey, further refining my goals and enhancing my readiness for
the MBA program. Firstly, I have gained significant hands-on experience in my
current role.
Moreover, I have actively pursued opportunities to expand my
skill set and knowledge base. I have completed several courses and
certifications, including [CCNP “Cisco Certified Network Professional” and AWS “Amazon
Web Services Partitioner” ], which have provided me with the latest tools and
techniques essential for thriving in today’s competitive business landscape.
In terms of my professional goals, they have evolved to
reflect a more overall approach to leadership and impact. I now place greater value
on driving positive change and creating sustainable value for my team. I aspire
to leverage my MBA education not only to shine in my career but also to
contribute meaningfully to society by championing innovation, diversity, and
ethical business practices.
As part of my continued preparation for the MBA program, I
have devoted considerable time and effort to self-reflection and personal
development. I have honed my critical thinking and problem-solving abilities
through reflective exercises and case studies, allowing me to approach complex
challenges with confidence and creativity. Furthermore, I have sought
mentorship from experienced professionals and sought feedback from peers to
identify areas for improvement and refine my leadership style.
In conclusion, since my last application, I have undergone
significant growth both professionally and personally. I am more determined
than ever to pursue an MBA, equipped with enhanced skills, refined goals, and a
clear vision for my future trajectory. I am confident that my readiness for the
program, coupled with my unwavering passion for excellence and impact,
positions me as a strong candidate for admission.