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Course specifications Assessment scheme: Quiz 1: 5% Assignment: 40% Quiz 2: 5% EXAM: 50% Requirements for student to be awarded a passing grade in the course: To be assured of receiving a passing grade a student must achieve at least 50% of the total weighted marks available for the course. Method used to combine assessment results to attain final grade: The final grades for students will be assigned on the basis of the aggregate of the weighted marks obtained for each of the summative assessment items in the course. Examination information: This is a closed examination. Candidates are allowed to bring only writing and drawing instruments into the examination. Students are not permitted to take dictionaries, mobile telephones, pagers or other electronic means of communication into the examination room. (MGT1001 Course specification) Exam Structure Total time for the exam: 2 HOURS Total marks: 50 Students must answer the questions on the blue examination paper. No examination answer booklet is provided.   Students are not permitted: to write on the examination answer sheet during perusal.   Please write your name and student number on all examination papers. This examination consists of two parts: Part A: short answer questions: sixteen (16) questions worth a total of forty (40) marks. Part B: application question: one (1) question worth a total of ten (10) marks.   Write your answers in the spaces below each question on the blue examination paper.

Agatha Christie “The case of discontented husband” O Henry “Witches’ loaves” Roald Dahl “Parson's Pleasure” Roald Dahl “Parson's Pleasure” Elisabeth Grierson “The Brownie O’Ferne-Den”

В ПЕРИОД ПОЗДНЕГО СРЕДНЕВЕКОВЬЯ НАЧАЛСЯ ПРОЦЕСС МОДЕРНИЗАЦИИ В конце XIV–XVII вв. начался процесс перехода от аграрной экономики с преобладанием натурального хозяйства к более высокому укладу хозяйственной жизни — промышленной экономике с развитыми товарно-денежными отношениями и соответствующей сменой социальной, политической и духовной сфер общественных отношений. ДЛЯ ЭПОХИ ВОЗРОЖДЕНИЯ И РЕФОРМАЦИИ ХАРАКТЕРНЫ НОВАЦИИ В МЫШЛЕНИЯИ И ЦЕННОСТНЫХ ОРИЕНТИРАХ Появление раннего средневекового производства в городах Италии, зарождение буржуазии Новые представления о мире, предприимчивость и энергия людей нового времени Потребность общества в образованных людях, появление интеллигенции ПРЕДПОСЫЛКИ ВОЗНИКНОВЕНИЯ КУЛЬТУРЫ ВОЗРОЖДЕНИЯ

Гуманисты эпохи позднего Возрождения произвольно назвали тысячелетие V-XV вв. «средними веками», что подчеркивало: история Европы прошла «светлый» период античности и вступила в прогрессивный этап нового времени. Между ними лежала пропасть «темного» времени «умственного застоя» — средние века. Представьте Ваше мнение относительно места и значения средних веков в мировой истории. Наступление средневековья ознаменовало падение Западной Римской империи (476 г.)

Литература: Романцов А.Н. Эвент маркетинг. Сущность и особенности организации. Издательский дом "Дашков и К", 2010 г. Назимко А.Е. Событийный маркетинг: руководство для заказчиков и исполнителей. – М.: Вершина, 2007. – 224с. Моррис Р. Маркетинг: ситуации и примеры / Пер. с англ.; Гл. ред. Н.Д. Эрифшвили. – М.: Банки и биржи, ЮНИТИ, 1996. – 192 с. Прингл Х., Томпсон М. Энергия торговой марки/ Пер. с англ; Под ред. С.Жильеров. – М и др.: Питер, 2003. – 286 с. Пасмуров А.Я. Как эффективно подготовить и провести конференцию, семинар, выставку: Event-менеджмент. – СПб.: Питер, 2006. Интернет-источники www.eventmarket.ru www.advertology.ru www.eventor.ru www.specialevents.com (сайт на английском языке) www.createbrand.ru

Types of Event Managers Duties of an event manager will change depending on the kind of event that is being handled. In that way, there are different types of managers who will plan and organize events ranging from weddings, corporate events, fundraising and more. The duties of which will be molded depending on the type of event that it is. The role of an event manager basically involves doing: All the running around Booking the venue Identifying the target audience Devising the event concept Arranging the catering and entertainment as well as all of the other ancillary services required to make the event run to their complete satisfaction.

Who do they do People who plan and lead the event. The event manager is an expert at the creative, technical and logistical elements that help event to succeed. Event manager takes care of: Event design Audio-visual production Scriptwriting Logistics Budgeting Negotiation Client service

PASSPORT Stick your photo here Name:________________________ My birthday:___________________ My country:____________________ My native language______________ My city/ village:________________________ School:_______________________ Form:________________________ My Teacher of English:_______________________ All about me Some members of my family speak English Some members of my family are from an English speaking country. I often watch English TV progrommes I often listen to English songs. I have extra English lessons. There is someone at home who speaks English to me. I have contact with people from English-speaking countries. I have visited the following English speaking countries: + or -

EIPA Main activities New activities Summary EIPA Created in March 1981 at the time of the first European Council held in Maastricht, the European Institute of Public Administration is an establishment providing vocational training, applied research and consultancy for the public administrations of the EU Member States, the candidate countries, as well as the European Commission and other institutions and bodies of the European Union. EIPA’s objective is to contribute to the development and dissemination of knowledge on EU decision-making procedures and policies, on the organization and functioning of national and regional public administrations – in particular from the perspective of their growing European dimension – and on the different components of public management. The Board of Governors, which is chaired by Henning Christophersen, former Vice-President of the European Commission and member of the Presidium of the Convention on the Future of Europe, is composed of representatives of most EU Member States (in principle the Director-General of public administration and public service of each country); in addition to the fifteen states that were already member at the time of the last enlargement of the Union, the following countries of the ten that acceded on 1 May 2004 are now represented as well: Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Poland, Malta and Lithuania. Furthermore, since the reform of EIPA’s Constitution in 2001, the countries “associated” with the Institute (Bulgaria, Norway and Romania) each designate a representative who participates in the meetings of the Board of Governors in an advisory capacity.

Bialowieza subspecies reaches 850 pounds, Caucasian 700. Body length 3 meters or more, the height of the shoulders from 1.6 to 2 meters. As already pointed out, modern bison was ground slightly, but data on their usual height of 2 meters and a weight up to a ton, found in encyclopedias and handbooks are basedon measurements of the animals in the first half of the mid-twentieth century. The front part of the body in bison is much better developed - it is much more massive, higher and wider than the back, withers and before the back seems hump . Abdomen selected and does not sag. Chairman massive animals, shortened with wide convexforehead , tilted down. Horns in bison and small black , rounded, convex curve directed outwards (to the sides), and the tips of the top. Ears are short and wide thickly overgrown with hair. eyes are small and widely spaced. Neck powerful, thick, without characteristic of many bulls dropped pidhrudku . legs in bison strong, thick, front and rear significantly shorter. Hooves large, convex, there is also a small side hooves that do not reach the ground ( rudiments ). tail bison in fairly short with thick hair tassel at the tip.

General Purpose Pultrusion Products Pultru P706-101 General Purpose ISO Polyester Medium reactivity 30% Styrene Ladder rail, tool handles and other general purpose applications Pultru P706-201 Lower viscosity version of P706-101 34% styrene General Purpose Pultrusion Products Pultru P920-72 Developed specifically for Resin Injection Processing Medium reactivity Comparable physical properties to P706, but with less than 1/3 the viscosity at same the styrene level. Used in ladder rail, tool handles and other general purpose applications

Be polite to the elderly on public transport. When Russian come to America and travel by public transport, they are surprised that young people sit and stand next to the elderly. In America we do not understand, you can sit here for an elderly person to offend. In Russia, if you do not give way to the elderly person or a pregnant woman, the whole bus will look at you as a criminal. Women, even young, too often gives way to public transport. But this is not necessary. However, the rise and offer a place you have elderly. Remove shoes when you go in the house. Russian apartments are carpeted. This is often expensive carpets, which are not as easy to clean as usual American carpet. In addition, many Russian walk the dusty streets, and not just jump right into the house from the car. Hosts usually wear slippers. Of course, if you do not take off shoes, no one will say. But mileage eyes - you can only sitting at a table in the snow-covered boots.

Ethnic communities in London LondonLondon with population of 7,355,400 in 2006 claims to be one of the most ethnically diverse cities on earth. Over 300 languages are spoken in it and more than 50 non-indigenous communities which have a population of more than 10,000 live in the city. Ethnic communities in London According to 2006 estimates, 30.6 per cent of London's population is from an ethnic minority (defined as non-white) and 42 per cent belong to groups other than white British.

Christian ethics Birth of Christianity - I century A.D. - Jesus Christ - written in the works of St. Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, etc. - “among other religions only Christianity state perfectness of God together with human beings” Blessing – the main moral principle of Christian morality Christianity: Catholicism, Protestantism, Orthodoxy Medieval period Theo centrism Creationism Instead of dialectics – dualism; God – infinite, independent and eternal How can we know the truth? Belief and religion Struggle of good and evil

Ethics of the 19-20th centuries M. Buber (1878-1965) “The Problems of a Man”, “I and You” The problem of loneliness of a human in modernity; Historical approach; The greatness of Universe and fears of a man; What Christianity gave to people; Ethics of the 19-20th centuries M. Buber: Historical approach: Antiquity –Middle ages –modernity: how the place of a man changed? * Discoveries of Bruno, Galileo, Kepler: for good or for worse?

Ethics of science and technology Aim of science - obtaining knowledge; Modern scientist – is a product of multi-century traditions, experience; We today are hypnotized by science in a certain way; It is product of human mind; It is a kingdom of mind. Ethics of science and technology But science is quite controversial: It created killing chemicals, gas cameras, and created gas-masks; De-codified DNA and cures many diseases, but new diseases can be created the same way; Nuclear energy and nuclear weaponry.

Ethics of Renaissance Birth of humanism A greatness of a human being Ethics of middle ages is reviewed Do not obey, but be virtues Ancient values: power and cult of body Equality of people How Christian values can be exercised in reality? (N. Machiavelli) A certain crisis of religion Ethics of Renaissance: humanism Even is the masters used the Biblical motives, they put a human nature in it. Art: human flesh captured attention, even in Biblical paintings. Yet, humanism has paradoxical features: triumph and illusion at once. Humanism worships a godless human mind: science, empirics, intellect.

Ethics and Politics Main questions: Morality and politics/ruler? Ideal state? Ideal system? Contributors: Machiavelli, Plato, Aristotle, Hobbes, Mill, etc. Evolution of Political Thought PLATO: “Republic”, “Politics” book; 2) A class division of the society:

Sophists Protagoras and Gorges Relativism and objectivism; “A man is a measure of everything”; SOCRATES

llllkd A professional translator or interpreter does not simply translate words from one language to another. His duty is to interpret and connect ideas from one culture to another. Disscusion: How is it possible? llllkd Faithfully conveying ideas requires translators and interpreters to express appropriate intonation and inflection and to properly transmit the concepts and inferences of the speaker to the listener (interpreter) or the writer to the reader (translator). Typically, translators render in one direction while interpreters alternate between two languages. Discussion: what other aspects do you know in translation and interpretation process?

Ethical Concepts of the 19-20th centuries F. Nietzsche: immoralism “Anti-Christ”; “Thus Spoke Zarathustra”; “A Fun Science”; existentialism; Criticism of Christianity (love to a human being); Criticism of socialism; A human is a creator and a creature; Sufferings are for those who want to suffer; Ethical Concepts of the 19-20th centuries F. Nietzsche: immoralism To love a distant one; Modern man is only a way to a Super-Human (оberman); Christian love brings up weak people; Modern “active” man is the laziest: he does not asks the question Why he lives?