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BAP511S - BUSINESS APPLICATIONS 1A - 1ST OPP - JUNE 2023 |
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n Am I 8 I A Un IVERS I TY
OF SCIEnCE Ano TECHnOLOGY
FACULTYOF COMMERCE, HUMAN SCIENCESAND EDUCATION
DEPARTMENTOF MANAGEMENT
QUALIFICATION: BACHELOR OF BUSINESS AND INFORMATION ADMINISTRATION
QUALIFICATION CODE: 07BBIA
LEVEL: 5
COURSE CODE: BAPSllS
COURSE NAME: BUSINESSAPPLICATIONS lA
SESSION: JUNE 2023
DURATION: 2 HOURS
PAPER: PRACTICAL (PAPER 1)
MARKS: 100
EXAMINER(S}
FIRST OPPORTUNITY EXAMINATION QUESTION PAPER
Ms. S. Klaassen
MODERATOR: Ms. L. Beukes
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Answer ALL the questions.
2. Start each question on a new document and print on a
separate A-4 sheet
THIS QUESTION PAPER CONSISTS OF _9_ PAGES (Including this front page)
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QUESTION 1: SPEED AND ACCURACY TEST
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Type the following speed test in 1.5 line-spacing with two enters between
paragraphs. Margins 1"on both sides. Use Courier New, font size 12. Required
----s·peed~15-w.p.m-.
Save-yeur-doe-ument-as-QblES+IGN-!1--c.--------------
Etosha Pan, extremely flat salt pan, northern Namibia, covering
an area of approximately
4,800 square kilometer at an elevation
of about 1,030 meter. This enormous expanse of salt, glimmering
green in the dry season, is the largest of its kind in Africa.
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It was first discovered by Europeans when Sir Francis Galton and
Charles Andersson sighted it in 1851. There is geological
evidence that the Kunene River of Angola formerly flowed
southward into the pan, forming a huge lake. Later the river
changed its course westward to the Atlantic Ocean, and the lake,
deprived of its inflow, shrank in size, the water evaporating
to
form the salt pan, or salina.
There are lone salt springs on the pan that have built up little
hillocks of clay and salt used by animals as salt licks. The pan
is fed by a number of nearly parallel
channels (oshanas)
extending north into Angola [15 w.p.m.] that in the monsoon
season from December to March fill parts of Etosha and
surrounding areas with rainwater pools.
The Etosha Pan is the centre of Etosha National Park, and has
one of the largest accumulations
of big-game species in the
world, including lions, elephants,
rhinoceros,
elands, zebras,
and [20 w.p.m.] springbok.
Abundant bird life includes flamingos, vultures,
hawks, eagles,
ostriches,
guinea fowl, and geese. The eastern portion of Etosha
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National Park has a tree-savanna
type of vegetation,
a deciduous
tree that is locally used for furniture
and cabinetwork.
Wild
fig, date palms and moringa [25 w.p.rn] trees are typical of the
more ari
horn-shru
savanna of~the western par
The German colonial fort of Namutoni, destroyed in 1904, and
reconstructed
between 1905 and 1907, at the eastern end of the
pan, resembles a fort of the French Foreign Legion. It has been
restored for use as a tourist camp for Etosha National Park.
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QUESTION 2: PARAGRAPHS
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Type the following PARAGRAPHS according to the display rules. Pay attention to
all manuscript instructions. Use the hanging format for paragraphs. Use margins
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1~on-both sides.-1.Jse-font,Arial,font size 1-2-;--Save-your-document--ac-------
QUESTION 2.
~ssue
for livelihood im rovement (u!c1:.b,olol, k>14l s(3e/i/-
~----. 1. Desertification is somehow a misleadf~erm: To some, it suggests la11d
that the {9esertsfworld's1are spreading, extending their sands over more /,b-6
and more fertile land. 2. Howevef~
is more like a skin ia;0ol
disease. Patc~fu~~L~~graded land efupt ~,
som~times as far as /.spe/
thousands of kilometers away from the nearest desert. (Gradually the /S/;e;l NP
patches spread and join together, creating desert-like conditions. 3.
/a/t:,, Namibia has been identified as the most arid country in ~ub-~aharan
Africa. In 1994 it was estimated that Namibia loses over N$200 million of /hcJid,
potential income each yeaias a result of~-
/ uri,cL .
4.
in Narilibia, as anywhere else, refers to the land's / 4,,-1,cl
loss of the ability to su ort life - through lower productivity or agricultural /4-'l::al
lands due to the following factors: 4.1 Policies and regulations governing
~will
only manage something sustainably, which they own ~-:/(=:-
and control. The people who bear the brunt of~
and who best /uid
understand the fragile environment¢ in which they live must fully participate / del
in th_f decisi7ns that ~ill shape their lives.
/ui; 4.2 Population growth and
;kt
/.fil ~conomic i h ex ectations
§ I population grows, ~eople will demand more land to live on, which can / Nf
result in overgrazing and over utilization of natural resources. They have
high expectations and want to reap more from the land.
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QUESTION 3: EXCEL
[20]
Create a SPREAD SHEET with the following information. Follow all instructions.
Use font Calibri, 12. Save your document as QUESTION 3.
NAMIBIAN JSE SHARE PRICES
Equity Funds
Buy
Sell
Investec Manaqed Fund
300
125
Old Mutual Growth Fund
800
420
Firstmet Money Market Fund 500
300
Anglorand Growth Fund
1000
600
Sanlam Growth Fund
300
270
TOTAL
AVERAGE
Annual Fee - %
1.00
1.00
1.00
0.75
0.80
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Merge and centre cells A 1:D1. Change heading to bold and font size 16. Adjust
row height to 40 pixels.
2. Highlight cells A2:D2 and change to bold and centre. Adjust Row Height to 40
pixels.
3. Highlight cells A1 :D2 and middle align. Font size 14.
4. Row Height for the rest of the document, 20 pixels.
5. Autofit all columns.
6. Calculate the TOTALS for each column.
7. Calculate the AVERAGE for all columns.
8. Insert Grid lines.
CHART
1. Use the information in sheet 1 - A 1:D9 to create a 2D Stacked Column Chart.
2. Insert a Title to the chart: TERM 1: JANUARY - MARCH 2023
3. Choose style 10 for the chart.
4. Insert a new sheet and rename it JSE and move chart to this sheet.
5. Type your name and student number in the header.
6. Print both documents in PORTRAIT.
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QUESTION 4: POWER POINT
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Create the following PowerPoint presentation by using the information provided
below. Follow the instructions carefully. Save our work as: QUESTION 4.
1. Use the PARALLAX DESIGN for this presentation.
2. Use font Calibri for all the slides
3. Please ensure that you have 4 slides.
4. Make sure that you follow all instructions.
5. Type your name in the footer of each slide, in font size 18 and print 2 slides per
page in portrait.
SLIDE 1: TITLE AND CONTENT
Grooming Confidence
u/c, bold, cent
Font size 60
Use Google Chrome and search
for a "confidence" picture -
similar to the one in the
question.
Change picture height to 10 cm
SLID.E2: TITLE AND CONTENT
Hovv oo vou HELP YOUR DAUGHTER To FEEL cor,.1 FORTA13LE IN HER o•.vN SKIN? ]
Cent, Font size 40
Gel her involved
in activities
that build a sense of confidence
like:
Sports
Theatre
Music
Bold
Art
Cent, Font size 24
Delete bullets
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SLIDE 3: TITLE AND COMPARISON
EXPRESS HERSELF THROUGH CREATIVITY
AND ACTIVITY RATHER THAN THROUGH APPEARANCE
Cent, font size 36
• Model l>ouy a ceµtantl?
• Start te,m1 sporn e;irly
• H~lp I e -wea a' vleu,a filll!r'
• Oads should not tr-:!.it their girl~ .is frag,lt-,
elpfess princesses
• Lov.- her 1mcondition;,llv
Bold, font size 18
Keep the bullets
SLIDE 4: PICTURE AND CAPTION
Search for "Love" from Google chrome and insert a similar picture. Resize to fit in the
caption block.
Cent, font size 28
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Society dictates that petite is best
Stereotype puts us all u der enormous. pressure]
l~aise your daughter with a healthy bod•{ image
and solid self-esteem
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Cent, font size 20
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Name: __________________
Student nr:
QUESTION 5:
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Answer the-fo11owi-ng-questionon E=tearnmg, Internet ancl-E-mailing c ear y an
legibly and hand it in together with all the other questions.
5.1 E-Learning is the way to go for the future, however it also has its disadvantages.
Argue this statement by giving 3 advantages and 3 disadvantages of E-Learning.
[6]
AdvantaQes
DisadvantaQes
5.2 What is an Internet Service Provider? Name 2 internet providers known to you, in
Namibia
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2.2 Writing a professional E-mail is very important for the image of an individual and
business alike. Name FIVE E-mail etiquette rules that one should take in mind
when writing an e-mail.
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2.3 Write the following abbreviations in full:
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HTTP
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IP
FTP
LMS
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