ENN1504 Exam Portfolio 2024

ENN1504 Exam Portfolio 2024 ............ 100 % TRUSTED workings, explanations and solutions. For assistance call or W.h.a.t.s.a.p.p us on +/ 2/ 5/ 4 /7 /7 /9 /5 /4 /0 /1 /3 /2 . Checklist Student Name: MICAELA NUNDKUMAR Page 2 of 8 Student Number: Is there a student name and number on the cover page YES (put your initials here) MN Is this your original work? YES (put your initials here) MN Plagiarism declaration attached? YES (put your initials here) MN QUESTION 1: Did you answer it? YES (put your initials here) MN QUESTION 2: Did you answer it? YES (put your initials here) MN Format if typed: Arial font Font size 12 One and a half to double line spacing Leave sufficient space in the margins for marker notes. Format if handwritten: Blue/black ink Neat and legible All pages should be scanned in 1 file in the correct order Did you edit your work? YES (put your initials here) MN Did you convert your document to PDF? YES (put your initials here) MN Did you remove any password protection? YES (put your initials here) MN Are you submitting the correct portfolio and the correct file? YES (put your initials here) MN Question 1: Minutes of a meeting 3.1 THE NEED FOR THE GOVERNMENT TO PURCHASE WI-FI ROUTERS, LAPTOPS AS WELL AS ENSURING THAT THESE ASSETS ARE TAKEN GOOD CARE OF. Mr Grey acknowledged the members present. He commenced the meeting by addressing the main issues that emerged during the Covid-19 pandemic which have affected tertiary institutions within the country. The key objective for the meeting remained to implement the transfer to online tuitions. He requested Mr Johnson to brief the members on the importance of the project. In his address, Mr Johnson initiated the briefing by revising on the fact that the corona virus spreads through physical interactions, which institutes a risk to students. As a result, it was suggested to allocate funds to ensure that universities, colleges, and other educational institutions purchase electronic equipment, such as laptops and Wi-Fi routers to assist students during the course of their academic careers. Entrusting large amounts of money to young adults would potentially lead to reckless spending, subsequently Mrs Tobi and Ms Piyet were unconvinced about the proposition of awarding vouchers and electronic devices to students. Due to their uncertainty, together Mr Johnson and Mr Grey proposed ways to eliminate their concerns by brainstorming preventative ways related to the misuse of funds. The suggestions included were, inability to exchange vouchers for cash, tablet expenses, eligibility and duration of data. The longevity of these advantages would rely on the academic performance of the students, which was advised by Mrs Tobi and supported by Mr Johnson citing that the elements of the discussion would form part of the proposal for the Minister of Finance. He further stated that students who did not achieve in accordance with the requirements would be discontinued from receiving the benefits. In relation to good performance, Ms Piyet included that the responsibility of proper management of the benefactors rests upon the universities and colleges. The implementation of such measures would allow for maximum benefit from the initiative. The agreement of that inclusion resulted to the next part of discussion which was associated to funding for the commencement of the program. The main Page 3 of 8 objective was to implement online tuition which would have required assistance from the government, Mr Grey suggested that in order to attain that objective, the bookkeeping of the initiative must be inspected thoroughly to prevent reckless expenditure. He further stated that institutions who had received financial support would be held accountable for the funds. In addition, he noted that the misuse of funds would result to serious consequences. To conclude, the compilation of the presentation was prepared by Mr Grey and assisted by Ms Piyet. All the members in meeting were in agreement with regards to the proposal presented. Mr Grey stated that he will present the proposal to the Ministers of Finance and Education. Thereafter, members of the meeting would be notified on the advancement of the proposal. Page 4 of 8 S - The Marketplace to Buy and Sell your Study Material Question 2: Investigative report TITLE A REPORT ON THE INVESTIGATION INTO WATER POLLUTION CAUSED BY THE MINING ACTIVITIES AND ITS IMPACT ON THE HEALTH OF SIYAHLALA RESIDENTS 1. Terms of reference On 27 May 2022, Ms Moloi, chairperson of Siyahlala Civic Organisation, requested Ms Micaela Nundkumar, secretary at the company to investigate and report findings on the origin of the disease within the Siyahlala community. In which the community members were convinced that it was originated by water contamination derived from the nearby mine. The completed report, along with the recommendations, was to be submitted by 25 June 2022. 2. Procedures 2.1 Water treatment and waste management were carried out, this solution provided treatment facilities to ensure the removal of pollutants in the water through a range of physical, biological and chemical processes. Treatment sensors were used to guarantee proper elimination of contaminants before the release of water. 2.2 Water filter cartridges were routinely provided and replaced. 2.3 Denitrification process was executed which prevented the absorption of nitrate within the soil, this process stopped the contamination of groundwater. 2.4 Diversion of runoff water from nearby mining sites were implemented to prevent contamination of water sources. 3. Findings 3.1 It was revealed that community members reported symptoms that constituted to water contamination. Therefore, it was held that water treatment and management was an essential resolution. 3.2 It was established that the water outlets did not insert water filter cartridges before the release of water. Page 5 of 8 This study source was downloaded by from CourseH on :24:20 GMT -05:00 S - The Marketplace to Buy and Sell your Study Material Downloaded by: derrickmwenda | Distribution of this document is illegal Want to earn $103 per month? S - The Marketplace to Buy and Sell your Study Material 3.3 It was gathered that the process of denitrification allowed for the removal of harmful chemicals from the water to ensure the authorization for safe consumption. 3.4 In order to ensure that proper protocols were in place, diversion of runoff water was implemented. Which prevented water from mines contaminating the water sources that supplied the community. 4. Conclusions 4.1 The presence of contaminants in water can lead to adverse health complications. Contamination could happen by microbes, bacteria and chemicals that get into the water. 4.2 With access to water at home, the people within the community automatically would trust the system it derived from. Hence, the members of the community would not have thought to attach water filters or check the chemical level of the water before consuming. 4.3 Water pollution happens when contamination of water becomes unusable. Consequently, there could be many reasons for the polluted water that caused the widespread of diseases throughout the community. Possible examples could be, incompletion of the water treatment, burst pipes or contaminated water that runs through mines. 5. Recommendations 5.1 Water indicators should be enforced to monitor the system from source to tap, including water quality indicators for any suspicious activity. 5.2 Emerging contaminants should be examined. This will indicate if the water is unsafe to release. 5.3 Triggers for action should be put in place. These include, rainfall, spill notification, fecal indicators, water turbidity and public health indicators. Page 6 of 8 This study source was downloaded by from CourseH on :24:20 GMT -05:00 S - The Marketplace to Buy and Sell your Study Material Downloaded by: derrickmwenda | Distribution of this document is illegal Want to earn $103 per month? S - The Marketplace to Buy and Sell your Study Material Compiler’s details Compiled by: Micaela Nundkumar Ms M Nundkumar Secretary 25 June 2022