Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Exercise 3: Video Game Review Worksheet
Name of Game: FIFA 14
Date of Release: Sep,27
Age Rating: P3
Publisher: Electronic Art
1- what is the objective of this game?
Play with your favorite team, Build your own team and make your team win by your strategy.
2- What genre does this game fall under?
Sport games.
3- How hard is this game?
It is easy game for beginner but to be professional you have to spend more time on it.
4- Does it remain challenging as you advance?
In my opinion this kind of games always make players ready and motivating them for challenging.
5- Evaluate the graphics.
High division and attraction.
6- Evaluate the sound.
Music and some of real fans sound.
7- Will this game hold up to repeated replaying?
This game is continuous so you can challenge every time.
8- How does the game compare to others games in the same genre?
It is one of the famous games in the same genre.
9- Give an overall rating for this game and explain why ?
I give 9 out of 10 because they developed the last year version.
Exercise 6: How to conduct an effective meeting
1. Don’t have a meeting unless purpose for the meeting.
a. Set objectives – what’s the meeting for.
2. Do you want decisions, actions, and feedback. What do you want to achieve by end of it.
3. Provide an agenda before the meeting. People could be allocate topics to prepare beforehand to get them involved.
And prioritize the list of to do to prioritize be the people. Keep the agenda short and make sure that every items has a purpose.
4. Set times for each topic and stick to them. Close the
Discussion when the time up
5. Start and end on time. Don’t wait around for people who are late. They assume that the meetings always start late. And don’t let the meeting drag on after finish time.
6. Capture action points. Make sure that every topic has been discussed, that everyone is clear what needs to be done, and who’s going to do it.
Circulate a summary after the meeting. If there are no action points, then what was the purpose of the meeting?
a. Set objectives – what’s the meeting for.
2. Do you want decisions, actions, and feedback. What do you want to achieve by end of it.
3. Provide an agenda before the meeting. People could be allocate topics to prepare beforehand to get them involved.
And prioritize the list of to do to prioritize be the people. Keep the agenda short and make sure that every items has a purpose.
4. Set times for each topic and stick to them. Close the
Discussion when the time up
5. Start and end on time. Don’t wait around for people who are late. They assume that the meetings always start late. And don’t let the meeting drag on after finish time.
6. Capture action points. Make sure that every topic has been discussed, that everyone is clear what needs to be done, and who’s going to do it.
Circulate a summary after the meeting. If there are no action points, then what was the purpose of the meeting?
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Good And Bad Meeting Notes
Bad meeting:
1) There is no time planning (depend on how we need Plus there is no time management).
2) There were no agenda to discuss just the chair start to ask question to let the time plus.
3) Everyone in the meeting complains allot and also they are in bad mode.
4) There are no points to discuss.
5) The big question why they have meeting simply it’s a routine to have normal meeting.
6) There was no preparation for the meeting and the boss comes late.
Good meeting:
1) No one late
2) They have agenda.
3) They have minutes takers
4) Everyone share information
5) They don’t have summary.
6) There was no time or location for the meeting.
7) They don’t mention when the next meeting will take place.
Tuesday Listening Notes #1
1.
Who: Haiyan Typhoon BBC News (Peter Bobbie).
What: 10,000 killed in Philippines.
Where: Philippine & Vietnam.
When: Vietnam Landfall late Sunday early Monday.
Specific details:
Vietnam typhoon warning evacuates 600,000 peoples to shelters.
Who: Dubai's International Motor show. (Howard Johnson reports).
What: Bugatti produce 3 limited edition cars each 2.8milions dollars. Range Rovers best seller in the UAE.
Where: Dubai.
When: 9 November 2013.
Specific details:
In the Gulf it’s not unusual to see a Porsche (highbrides), a Lamborghini (police Cars) or even a Bugatti because luxury cars are big business in the region also the vehicle should be unique.
3.
What: Governments need the farmers land to develop.
Where: South west / Qwan je village.
Why: Farmers don’t have the rights to own or sales the lands in china only use it.
Specific details:
Farmers issue not in the agenda of the governments meeting to discuses, as the governments own a lot from the developments of the lands in china.
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