Innovative Iteration Manager with substantial experience in Agile methodologies and project management. Strengths include effective team leadership, conflict resolution, and ability to deliver projects on time while maintaining high-quality standards. Previously led diverse teams through all phases of project life cycles, achieving process optimization and productivity improvement. Brings strong communication skills, adaptability, and strategic planning capabilities to optimize operational efficiency.
This online course gave me a glimpse into six different areas of American law: Tort Law, Contract Law, Property, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, and Civil Procedure. I gained insight into the complexities and dilemmas that arise from the application of law in different settings, and what is distinctive about American approaches. In addition, this course equipped me with basic skills in American, Common and Constitutional law.
Study of the fundamental principles and concepts of accounting used in the preparation of financial statements. Emphasis on service and merchandising companies.
Currently Enrolled: CON 124 Contract Execution Level I contracting courses. focuses on executing the acquisition planning through soliciting industry and awarding a contract. Gain knowledge necessary to execute an acquisition that optimizes customer mission performance. Learn the techniques and benefits of early industry involvement in shaping requirements. Learn basic procedures for acquisition of both commercial and noncommercial requirements, effectively conduct analysis of market data, and determine when a price is fair and reasonable. Learn how to conduct basic competitive acquisitions, process awards, and handle protests before and after contract award. Currently three classes away from meeting the requirements of certification for Contracting Specialist which is regulations set by (FAITAS) Federal A
Basics of financial markets, insurance, and CAPM (Capital Asset Pricing Model). Learning Objectives Discuss the relevance of this course in everyday life and the importance of ethical judgments in finance. Understand the main sources of risk a security is subject to, and the main methods used to evaluate risk of an entire portfolio. Describe why an investment may be considered high risk, and the sources of the so called 'disaster risk.' List the key events in the history of insurance, and how insurance differs between the state and national level in the U.S. Identify the qualitative differences between the normal and fat tail distributions, and give examples of risk pooling, moral hazard and selection bias. Understand the principle of risk diversification. Explain the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM), and the role of short-selling within the model. Recall how to compute optimal risk-return portfolios. Understand the concept of efficient frontier in portfolio management.
Know the statute of frauds and when it applies. Explain how the statute of frauds can be satisfied. Understand when a contract can be void for mistake. Differentiate between unilateral mistake and mutual mistake. Explain when a contract can be void due to fraud, nondisclosure, duress, and undue influence. Understand the circumstances under which a court may deny enforcement or reform a contract due to unconscionability. Articulate the situations in which a court may deny enforcement because a bargain was illegal or contrary to public policy.
Maryland State Department, Commissioned, Notary Public