CSE2NFX Network engineering fundamentals

Assessment 3

Designing and implementing a network

CSE2NFX Network engineering fundamentals

Objectives
  • Examine the given scenario and create a performance analysis document.
  • Apply appropriate network physical standards for different network scenarios.
  • Determine and plan the appropriate classless IP addressing scheme for the given scenario.
  • Assign proper subnets / VLSM subnets.
  • Configure the networking devices.
Copying and plagiarism

This is an individual assignment. Students are not permitted to work in a group when writing this assignment. Plagiarism is the submission of another person’s work in a manner that gives the impression that the work is their own. La Trobe University treats plagiarism seriously. When detected, penalties are strictly imposed.

Further information can be found on http://www.latrobe.edu.au/students/academic- integrity/explanation/plagiarism

Submission guidelines

Your assignment submission should be typed, not written/drawn by hand. Submit the electronic copy of your assignment through the subject LMS.

Submission after the deadline will incur a penalty of 5% of the available assignment mark per day capped at 5 days. No assignment will be accepted after 5 days. If you have encountered difficulties that lead to late submission or no submission, you should apply for special consideration.

Part A: Design the proposed network topology
Scenario

Digital Graphics Design (DGD) is a medium-size graphic design company located in Melbourne. It offers a wide range of graphic design services to different companies/clients to popularise their brands and help them with their publicity by creating state-of-the-art pieces such as flyers, logo, multimedia presentations, magazine titles, visiting cards, websites, profiles, and adding graphics to existing marketing material as per the client’s requirements.

The office consists of two levels. As a part of their expansion the managing director of DGD has recently hired two more levels within the same building.

Table 1 shows the total number of staff and devices by location and Figure 1 illustrates the current network setup.

LevelStaff/devicesNumber
Level 1Administrative staff30
IT support staff4
Database server1
Printers2
Level 2Graphic designers40
Marketing staff22
Printers2
Level 3Website developers35
Managers10
Printers2
Level 4Project coordinators15
Accounting staff5
Programmers30
Printers2
Total200
Table 1

Figure 1

All staff computers, database server and printers are connected to D-Link DES-1026G 24-port 10/100 (Mbps) unmanaged switches via Cat3 cable. Also, a Linksys gateway device is connected to the network for internet access. All staff save their work-related data over the local area network to a centralised database server (located on level 1).

However, after the inception of two more levels, the network performance has dropped. Staff are complaining about the slow transfer of data to the database server; also when sharing their work- related data over the local area network to other computers.

You have been appointed to redesign an appropriate local area network for DGD. The design should ideally be such that all the staff from one level can communicate with all other staff within the office with good speeds. The managing director of DGD also expects users to experience fast download speeds when browsing the internet. To avoid a slow and sluggish network, the managing director of DGD has asked you to propose a LAN design to fulfil the above requirements.

You need to perform the following task.

Task 1: Produce a performance analysis document

Based on the above information, you are required to produce a performance analysis document, including the following.

  1. Examine the existing local area network topology (as shown in Figure 1) and perform an analysis on why the current network performance is slow.
  2. Your recommendations for improving LAN performance.
  • Recommended network components as part of improving the LAN performance. Provide a list of network components, network component specifications, quantity, location and compliance IEEE standards of the selected networking components.

You can use Table 2, shown below, as a template to list the components of your topology. The first two rows are examples. Starting from the third row, you will have to provide an answer for the Cisco 2811 router and your chosen network components.

ComponentSpecification   (Number of ports, speed, connector type)QuantityLocationCompliant standards
Hub (example)16 ports, RJ45 connectorHow many hubs?Level numberIEEE 802.3af
Cable (example)UTPN/AEverywhereCat3
Cisco 2811 router (Given to you by DGD)2 built-in Gigabit Ethernet ports     More expansion slots are available to add more Ethernet ports.1 unitLevel 1<research and provide the standards for this device>
     
     
     

Table 2

Part B: Implement IP routing in a simulated environment
Scenario

Digital Marketing (DM) is an enterprise marketing firm. As a part of their expansion, DM is planning to open two new branches in Sydney and Canberra. The managing director of DM has decided to use IPv4 class B network address 172.16.0.0/16 for both new offices.

Before moving to the actual design and implementation phase, the managing director provided you with a simulated design of the proposed network (as shown in Figure 2), which will assist you in understanding the entire network topology.

Figure 2

Table 3 shows the number of host addresses (including WAN link) for both branches’ LAN.

BranchNetworkNumber of hosts
    SydneyLAN1440
LAN2390
LAN3280
WAN1 (Sydney to Canberra)1
    CanberraLAN4530
LAN5340
LAN6485
 WAN1 (Canberra to Sydney)1
Table 3

You have been hired as a network engineer to effectively design the IP addressing scheme for each LAN and WAN link by minimum address wastage. Each LAN has a different number of host requirements, so, in this scenario, the FLSM method is not a good idea. You need to apply the VLSM method and perform the following task.

Task 1: Design the IP addressing scheme

This is a critical planning step. To support your planning, two table templates (Table 4 and Table 5) are given below.

  1. Fill Table 4 with the planned IP addressing scheme (in dotted decimal notation) for each LAN by using the VLSM method.
LAN1
Customised subnet mask (VLSM subnet mask) 
Address prefix length (i.e., 172.16.0.0./?) 
VLSM subnetted network address 
First usable IP address 
Last usable IP address 
LAN2
Customised subnet mask (VLSM subnet mask) 
Address prefix length (i.e., 172.16.0.0./?) 
VLSM subnetted network address 
First usable IP address 
Last usable IP address 
LAN3
Customised subnet mask (VLSM subnet mask) 
Address prefix length (i.e., 172.16.0.0./?) 
VLSM subnetted network address 
First usable IP address 
Last usable IP address 
LAN4
Customised subnet mask (VLSM subnet mask) 
Address prefix length (i.e., 172.16.0.0./?) 
VLSM subnetted network address 
First usable IP address 
Last usable IP address 
LAN5
Customised subnet mask (VLSM subnet mask) 
Address prefix length (i.e., 172.16.0.0./?) 
VLSM subnetted network address 
First usable IP address 
Last usable IP address 
LAN6
Customised subnet mask (VLSM subnet mask) 
Address prefix length (i.e., 172.16.0.0./?) 
VLSM subnetted network address 
First usable IP address 
Last usable IP address 
Table 4
  • Fill Table 5 with the planned IP addressing scheme (in dotted decimal notation) for the WAN link by using the VLSM method.
WAN link (Sydney to Canberra)
New VLSM subnet mask (customised subnet mask) 
Address prefix length (i.e., 172.16.0.0./?) 
VLSM subnetted network address 
First usable IP address 
Last usable IP address 
Table 5

Task 2: Build the topology

After designing the IP addressing scheme, you need to create the network diagram shown in Figure 2 using a Cisco Packet Tracer. Use suitable cable types when cabling the devices (for example, Ethernet or serial). Label the devices as depicted in Figure 2.

  1. Save the Cisco Packet Tracer file as xxx_cse2nfx_assessment3.pkt (where xxx is your student number).
  2. Include a screenshot of your topology as evidence of the completion of this task.
Task 3: IP address assignment

Fill Table 6 with the appropriate IP addresses, subnet masks and gateways, as per the IP addressing scheme from Task 1. Once you complete Tables 6 and 7, it will be easy for you to configure the Ethernet and serial interfaces in Task 4.

NetworkDevice/interfaceIP address (in dotted decimal notation)Subnet mask (in dotted decimal notation)Default gateway
Sydney router F0/0 interface  N/A
Sydney router F0/1 interface   
Sydney router F1/0 interface   
LAN1Sydney_PC1Example 172.16.x.xExample 255.255.x.xExample 172.16.x.x
LAN2Sydney_PC2   
LAN3Sydney_Server1   
Canberra router F0/0 interface  N/A
Canberra router F0/1 interface   
Canberra router F1/0 interface   
LAN4Canberra_PC1   
LAN5Canberra_PC2   
LAN6Canberra_Server1   
Table 6
Network Device/interface IP address (in dotted decimal notation) Subnet mask (in dotted decimal notation) Sydney to Canberra Serial       interface       on Sydney (Serial0/0/0)     Serial       interface       on Canberra (Serial0/0/0)        

Fill Table 7 with your planned IP addresses for the WAN1 link.

Table 7 Task 4: Configure the Ethernet and serial interfaces
  1. Configure Ethernet interfaces of all the end devices (i.e., Sydney_PC1, Sydney_PC2, Sydney_Server1, Canberra_PC1, Canberra_PC2 and Canberra_Server1) with the IP addresses, subnet masks and default gateways from Table 6.
  2. For Sydney_PC1, Sydney_Server1, Canberra_PC1, and Canberra_Server1 take screenshots of the completed IP configuration window as evidence of the completion of this task and include them in the Word file.
  3. Configure and activate the Ethernet and serial interfaces on each router using IP addresses and subnet masks from Tables 6 and 7.
  • Issue the command ‘show ip interface brief’ on both routers and provide screenshots of the output.
Task 5: Configure the Sydney and Canberra routers

Perform basic configuration of both routers (i.e., Sydney and Canberra) as per the given instructions in Table 8 (below).

SydneyCanberra
a) Hostnameh) Hostname
The hostname of the router should be Sydney.The    hostname    of   the    router          should         be Canberra.
b) Passwordsi)    Passwords
Passwords on the router should be as follows.   Plain text mode password as computer Encrypted password as powerConsole password as consolepassPasswords on the router should be as follows.   Plain text mode password as computer Encrypted password as powerConsole password as consolepass
c) MOTDj) MOTD
The message of the day banner (MOTD) should be seen on the router as ‘This assessment is about designing and implementing an internetwork!’.The message of the day banner (MOTD) should be seen on the router as ‘This assessment is about designing and implementing an internetwork!’.
d) Saving configurationk) Saving configuration
Ensure that you have saved the above configuration to NVRAM.Ensure that you have saved the above configuration to NVRAM.
e) Static routingl) Static routing
Routing and linking the internetworks of Sydney and Canberra routers.   Static routes should be implemented between Sydney and Canberra routers to route the packets between the networks of those routers.Routing and linking the internetworks of Canberra and Sydney routers.   Static routes should be implemented between Canberra and Sydney routers to route the packets between the networks of those routers.
f)    Connectivity testm) Connectivity test
Issue the ‘ping’ command from Sydney_PC1 to Canberra_PC1.Issue the ‘ping’ command from Sydney_PC2 to Canberra_Server1. (All ping results should be successful.)Issue the ‘ping’ command from Canberra_PC1 to Sydney_PC2.Issue the ‘ping’ command from Canberra_PC2 to Sydney_Server1. (All ping results should be successful.)
g) Evidence gatheringn) Evidence gathering
Provide screenshots of router configurations (startup-config file) in the tabulated form (side by side, as shown here in Table 8).Provide screenshots of router configurations (startup-config file) in the tabulated form (side by side, as shown here in Table 8).

Table 8

Part C: Short answer questions

Q1. In Part B, Task 1, you have designed the IP addressing scheme for each of the six LANs by using the VLSM method. If the number of users is doubled in each LAN, will the current LAN be able to accommodate the additional users? Explain in detail to support your answer.

Q2. In Part B, Task 4, you have configured Ethernet and serial interfaces. Imagine, you have configured Ethernet and serial interfaces for the Sydney router, but you have ONLY configured an Ethernet interface on the Canberra router. In this situation, what will happen? Explain in detail to support your answer.

Q3. Provide a scenario where the FLSM method is better than the VLSM method, and the VLSM method is better than the FLSM? Explain in detail.

Submitting your assessment

When you have completed all the tasks, submit the assessment on the LP. You should submit the following:

  • Submit your assignment in a single Word document called xxx_cse2nfx_assessment3.docx

(where xxx is your student number).

  • Submit your packet tracer file called xxx_cse2nfx_assessment3.pkt (where xxx is your student number).
Assessment marking criteria
Part A: Design the proposed network topology
Technical proposal document has been provided with the following:Mark/ItemMark/Task
A.1.1 Existing topology has been carefully analysed.4            24
A.1.2 Explanation of why the existing network is slow.4
A.2.1 Suggestions have been provided for improvement on the LAN.8
A.3.1 List of network components has been provided.1
A.3.2 Network component specification has been provided in tabulated format.2
A.3.3 Quantity for each network component provided.2
A.3.4 Network component location listed.1
A.3.5 Compliance IEEE standards for networking devices have been provided.2
 
Part B: Implement IP routing in a simulated environment
 
Part B – Task 1
B.1.1 Filled table with planned IP addressing scheme for LAN1.5 
B.1.2 Filled table with planned IP addressing scheme for LAN2.5
B.1.3 Filled table with planned IP addressing scheme for LAN3.5        35
B.1.4 Filled table with planned IP addressing scheme for LAN4.5
B.1.5 Filled table with planned IP addressing scheme for LAN5.5
B.1.6 Filled table with planned IP addressing scheme for LAN6.5
B.1.7 Filled table with planned IP addressing scheme for WAN link.5
 
Part B – Task 2
B.2.1 Network topology has been created using Packet Tracer.4  12
B.2.1 Packet Tracer file saved correctly.4
B.2.2 Topology screenshot provided.4
 
Part B – Task 3
B.3.1 Filled table with appropriate IP addresses, subnet masks and gateways (in dotted decimal notation).15  19
B.3.2 Filled table with planned IP addresses for WAN1.4
 
Part B – Task 4
B.4.1 Configured Ethernet interfaces of all the end devices with the planned IP addresses, subnet masks and default gateways.4          20
B.4.2 Screenshots of the completed IP configuration window have been provided.4
B.4.3 Configured and activated Ethernet and serial interfaces on each router.4
B.4.4 Proposed IP addresses, and subnet masks have been used during configuration.4
B.4.5 Screenshots of ‘show ip interface brief’ command have been provided.4
 
Part B – Task 5
B.5.1 Hostname configured correctly on Sydney router.1 
B.5.2 Passwords configured correctly on Sydney router.1
B.5.3 Message of the day banner (MOTD) configured correctly on Sydney router.1            14
B.5.4 Configuration has been saved in NVRAM of Sydney router.1
B.5.5 Static routing implemented correctly.1
B.5.6 Successful ping results provided.1
B.5.7 Screenshots of the startup-config file have been provided.1
B.5.8 Hostname configured correctly on Canberra router.1
B.5.9 Passwords configured correctly on Canberra router.1
B.5.10 Message of the day banner (MOTD) configured correctly on Canberra router.1
B.5.11 Configuration has been saved in NVRAM of Canberra router.1
B.5.12 Static routing implemented correctly.1
B.5.13 Successful ping results provided.1
B.5.14 Screenshots of the startup-config file have been provided.1
 
Part C: Short answer questions
 
C.1.1 Explanation is fully correct and acceptable.5    15
C.2.1 Explanation is fully correct and acceptable.5
C.3.1 Explanation is fully correct and acceptable.5
 Total139
Order Now

Get expert help for CSE2NFX Network engineering fundamentals and many more. 24X7 help, plag free solution. Order online now!

Universal Assignment (February 14, 2025) CSE2NFX Network engineering fundamentals. Retrieved from https://universalassignment.com/cse2nfx-network-engineering-fundamentals/.
"CSE2NFX Network engineering fundamentals." Universal Assignment - February 14, 2025, https://universalassignment.com/cse2nfx-network-engineering-fundamentals/
Universal Assignment July 26, 2022 CSE2NFX Network engineering fundamentals., viewed February 14, 2025,<https://universalassignment.com/cse2nfx-network-engineering-fundamentals/>
Universal Assignment - CSE2NFX Network engineering fundamentals. [Internet]. [Accessed February 14, 2025]. Available from: https://universalassignment.com/cse2nfx-network-engineering-fundamentals/
"CSE2NFX Network engineering fundamentals." Universal Assignment - Accessed February 14, 2025. https://universalassignment.com/cse2nfx-network-engineering-fundamentals/
"CSE2NFX Network engineering fundamentals." Universal Assignment [Online]. Available: https://universalassignment.com/cse2nfx-network-engineering-fundamentals/. [Accessed: February 14, 2025]

Please note along with our service, we will provide you with the following deliverables:

Please do not hesitate to put forward any queries regarding the service provision.

We look forward to having you on board with us.

Most Frequent Questions & Answers

Universal Assignment Services is the best place to get help in your all kind of assignment help. We have 172+ experts available, who can help you to get HD+ grades. We also provide Free Plag report, Free Revisions,Best Price in the industry guaranteed.

We provide all kinds of assignmednt help, Report writing, Essay Writing, Dissertations, Thesis writing, Research Proposal, Research Report, Home work help, Question Answers help, Case studies, mathematical and Statistical tasks, Website development, Android application, Resume/CV writing, SOP(Statement of Purpose) Writing, Blog/Article, Poster making and so on.

We are available round the clock, 24X7, 365 days. You can appach us to our Whatsapp number +1 (613)778 8542 or email to info@universalassignment.com . We provide Free revision policy, if you need and revisions to be done on the task, we will do the same for you as soon as possible.

We provide services mainly to all major institutes and Universities in Australia, Canada, China, Malaysia, India, South Africa, New Zealand, Singapore, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

We provide lucrative discounts from 28% to 70% as per the wordcount, Technicality, Deadline and the number of your previous assignments done with us.

After your assignment request our team will check and update you the best suitable service for you alongwith the charges for the task. After confirmation and payment team will start the work and provide the task as per the deadline.

Yes, we will provide Plagirism free task and a free turnitin report along with the task without any extra cost.

No, if the main requirement is same, you don’t have to pay any additional amount. But it there is a additional requirement, then you have to pay the balance amount in order to get the revised solution.

The Fees are as minimum as $10 per page(1 page=250 words) and in case of a big task, we provide huge discounts.

We accept all the major Credit and Debit Cards for the payment. We do accept Paypal also.

Popular Assignments

STM1001: Assignment 3 for Science/Health Stream Students

STM1001: Assignment 3 Science/Health Stream Students Only Academic Integrity Information In submitting your work, you are consenting that it may be copied and transmitted by the University for the detection of plagiarism. If you are unsure of your academic integrity responsibilities, please check the information provided in the Assessment Overview

Read More »

ACCG1000 Accounting for Decision Making Xero Assignment

1ACCG1000Accounting for Decision MakingXero AssignmentInformation packSession 2 2024Due Date: Friday 18th October 2024 at 11.55pm2Xero AssignmentIntroductionThe Xero assignment is designed to provide introductory accounting students with an overview of the Xero Accounting Software by completing a one-month accounting cycle for a fictional business. This is an online assignment worth 20%

Read More »

WRIT1001 Assessment Notification 2

6Final Essay: Rhetorical analysisDue: Friday 18 October 2024 at 23:59 (Sydney time)Length: 1500 words, worth 40% of the overall grade for the unitSubmit: as a Word document or PDF, via Canvas AssignmentMain question:● Present a scholarly essay that analyses the rhetoric used in arguments about thecontentious topic you have been

Read More »

WRIT1000 Assessment Four

Title: Self-ReflectionDue: Friday October 18 by 11:59PM.Length: 500 words (+/- 10%)Weight: 10% of the total gradeFormat: Times New Roman, double-spaced, 12pt. Your project should have the title“WRIT1000 Assessment Four – Self Reflection for xxxxxxx” where “xxxxxxxx” is yourstudent number. Please only submit Word documents (.doc or .docx). Turnitin doesnot recognise

Read More »

Written Assessment – Psychosocial Research Perspectives

Written Assessment – Psychosocial Research Perspectives TRIGGER WARNING: This is a case study of a real person. Katherine Knight was the first woman in Australia to receive a life sentence without parole after she decapitated and cooked her lover. If you think that you will have problems reading about this

Read More »

RES800 Assessment 1 – Research Question and Literature Review

Subject Title Business Research Subject Code RES800 Assessment Title Assessment 1 – Research Question and Literature Review Learning Outcome/s     Utilise critical thinking to analyse managerial problems and formulate relevant research questions and a research design   Apply research theories and methodologies to assist in developing a business research

Read More »

Assessment Task 2 Health advocacy and communication plan

Assessment Task 2 Health advocacy and communication plan Rationale and multimedia plan presentation Submission requirements Due date and time:         Rationale: 8pm AEST Monday 23 September 2024 (Week 11) Multimedia plan presentation: 8pm AEST Monday 30 September 2024 (Study Period) % of final grade:         50% of overall grade Word limit: Time

Read More »

MLI500 Leadership and innovation Assessment 1

Subject Title Leadership and innovation Subject Code MLI500 Assessment Assessment 1: Leadership development plan Individual/Group Individual Length 1500 words Learning Outcomes LO1 Examine the role of leaders in fostering creativity and innovation LO5 Reflect on and take responsibility for their own learning and leadership development processes Submission   Weighting 30%

Read More »

FPC006 Taxation for Financial Planning

Assignment 2 Instructions Assignment marks: 95 | Referencing and presentation: 5 Total marks: 100 Total word limit: 3,000 words Weighting: 40% Download and use the Assignment 2 Answer Template provided in KapLearn to complete your assignment. Your assignment should be loaded into KapLearn by 11.30 pm AEST/AEDT on the wdue

Read More »

TCHR5001 Assessment Brief 1

TCHR5001 Assessment Brief 1 Assessment Details Item Assessment 1: Pitch your pedagogy Type Digital Presentation (Recorded) Due Monday, 16th September 2024, 11:59 pm AEST (start of Week 4) Group type Individual Length 10 minutes (equivalent to 1500 words) Weight 50% Gen AI use Permitted, restrictions apply Aligned ULOS ULO1, ULO2,

Read More »

HSH725 Assessment Task 2

turquoise By changing the Heading 3 above with the following teal, turquoise, orange or pink you can change the colour theme of your CloudFirst CloudDeakin template page. When this page is published the Heading 3 above will be removed, but it will still be here in edit mode if you wish to change the colour theme.

Read More »

Evidence in Health Assessment 2: Evidence Selection

Evidence in Health Assessment 2: Evidence Selection Student name:                                                                    Student ID: Section 1: PICO and search strategy Evidence Question: Insert evidence question from chosen scenario here including all key PICO terms.       PICO Search Terms                                                                                                                                                                                                          Complete the following table.   Subject headings Keywords Synonyms Population  

Read More »

Assessment 1 – Lesson Plan and annotation

ASSESSMENT TASK INFORMATION: XNB390 Assessment 1 – Lesson Plan and annotation This document provides you with information about the requirements for your assessment. Detailed instructions and resources are included for completing the task. The Criterion Reference Assessment (CRA) Marking Matrix that XNB390 markers will use to grade the assessment task

Read More »

XNB390 Task 1 – Professional Lesson Plan

XNB390 Template for Task 1 – Professional Lesson Plan CONTEXT FOR LESSON: SOCIAL JUSTICE CONSIDERATIONS: Equity Diversity Supportive Environment UNIT TITLE:    TERM WEEK DAY TIME 1   5           YEAR/CLASS STUDENT NUMBERS/CONTEXT LOCATION LESSON DURATION         28 Children (chl): 16 boys; 12

Read More »

A2 Critical Review Assignment

YouthSolutions Summary The summary should summarise the key points of the critical review. It should state the aims/purpose of the program and give an overview of the program or strategy you have chosen. This should be 200 words – included in the word count. Critical analysis and evaluation Your critical

Read More »

PUN364 – Workplace activity Assignment

Assessment 1 – DetailsOverviewFor those of you attending the on-campus workshop, you will prepare a report on the simulated simulated inspection below. For those of you who are not attending, you will be required to carry out your own food business inspection under the supervision of a suitably qualified Environmental

Read More »

FPC006 Taxation for Financial Planning

Assignment 1 Instructions Assignment marks: 95 | Referencing and presentation: 5 Total marks: 100 Total word limit: 3,600 words Weighting: 40% Download and use the Assignment 1 Answer Template provided in KapLearn to complete your assignment. Your assignment should be loaded into KapLearn by 11.30 pm AEST/AEDT on the due

Read More »

Mental health Nursing assignment

Due Aug 31 This is based on a Mental health Nursing assignment Used Microsoft word The family genogram is a useful tool for the assessment of individuals, couples, and families.  It can yield significant data and lead to important, new patient understandings and insights as multigenerational patterns take shape and

Read More »

Assessment 2: Research and Policy Review

Length: 2000 words +/- 10% (excluding references)For this assessment, you must choose eight sources (academic readings and policy documents) as the basis of your Research and Policy Review. You must choose your set of sources from the ‘REFERENCES MENU’ on the moodle site, noting the minimum number of sources required

Read More »

HSN702 – Lifespan Nutrition

Assessment Task: 2 Assignment title: Population Nutrition Report and Reflection Assignment task type: Written report, reflection, and short oral presentation Task details The primary focus of this assignment is on population nutrition. Nutritionists play an important role in promoting population health through optimal nutritional intake. You will be asked to

Read More »

Written Assessment 1: Case Study

Billy a 32-year-old male was admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU) with a suspected overdose of tricyclic antidepressants. He is obese (weight 160kg, height 172cm) and has a history of depression and chronic back pain for which he takes oxycodone. On admission to the emergency department, Paramedics were maintaining

Read More »

Assessment Task 8 – Plan and prepare to assess competence

Assessment Task 8 – Plan and prepare to assess competence Assessment Task 8 consists of the following sections: Section 1:      Short answer questions Section 2:      Analyse an assessment tool Section 3:      Determine reasonable adjustment and customisation of assessment process Section 4:      Develop an assessment plan Student Instructions To complete this

Read More »

Nutrition Reviews Assignment 2 – Part A and Part B

This assignment provides you with the opportunity to determine an important research question that is crucial to address based on your reading of one of the two systematic reviews below (Part A). You will then develop a research proposal outlining the study design and methodology needed to answer that question

Read More »

NUR332 – TASK 3 – WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT

NUR332 – TASK 3 – WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT for S2 2024. DESCRIPTION (For this Task 3, the word ‘Indigenous Australians’, refers to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples of Australia) NUR332 Task 3 – Written Assignment – Due – WEEK 12 – via CANVAS on Wednesday, Midday (1200hrs) 16/10/2024. The

Read More »

NUR100 Task 3 – Case study

NUR100 Task 3 – Case study To identify a key child health issue and discuss this issue in the Australian context. You will demonstrate understanding of contemporary families in Australia. You will discuss the role of the family and reflect on how the family can influence the overall health outcomes

Read More »

NUR 100 Task 2 Health Promotion Poster

NUR 100 Task 2 Health Promotion Poster The weighting for this assessment is 40%. Task instructions You are not permitted to use generative AI tools in this task. Use of AI in this task constitutes student misconduct and is considered contract cheating. This assessment requires you to develop scholarship and

Read More »

BMS 291 Pathophysiology and Pharmacology CASE STUDY

BMS 291 Pathophysiology and Pharmacology CASE STUDY Assessment No: 1 Weighting: 40% Due date Part A: midnight Friday 2nd August 2024 Due date Part B: midnight Sunday 29th September 2024 General information In this assessment, you will develop your skills for analysing, integrating and presenting information for effective evidence-based communication.

Read More »

Can't Find Your Assignment?

Open chat
1
Free Assistance
Universal Assignment
Hello 👋
How can we help you?