TUGAS KULIAH

A. SEMINAR (seminar.gunadarma.ac.id)

1. Memahami Pengertian Seminar
Seminar merupakan suatu pertemuan atau persidangan untuk membahas suatu masalah di bawah pimpinan ketua sidang (guru besar atau seseorang ahli). Pertemuan atau persidangan dalam seminar biasanya menampilkan satu atau beberapa pembicaraan dengan makalah atau kertas kerja masing-masing. Seminar biasanya diadakan untuk membahas suatu masalah secara ilmiah. Yang berpartisipasi pun orang yang ahli dalam bidangnya.
dalam site yg terdapat di seminar.gunadarma.ac.id menjelaskan info penting tentang seminar yang akan diadakan di universitas gunadarma dalam waktu dekat, info siapa pembicaranya, dan juga tema seminar yang akan di adakan. seminar berguna untuk menambah pengetahuan setiap mahasiswa akan tema yg akan di bicarakan semisalna seminar sebelumna tentang undang - undang lalu lintas .dapat menambah pengetahuan tentang peraturan lalu lintas .dengan pembicara ahli yang fokus pada satu tema membuat seminar mudah di mengerti.

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ACTIVE AND PASSIVE VOICE

Active

1. You have not pay the bill
2. I will pick up 7:00 hrs.
3. The board did not showed immediate interest
4. We cannot find any record of this account.
5. We will have to make and holidays shortened by salary ats
6. We have made a mistake and incurred aloss.
7. You have overdrawn the extent of £ 187 we have made the arrangment so that their exact position can be checked.

Passive

1. Your bill has not been paid
2. He will be picked up at 07:00 hrs
3. No immediate interest was shown by the board
4. No record that has cannot be found of this account
5. Salary cuts will have to be made and holidays shortened.
6. A mistake and incurred a loss are made by us
7. Your account has been overdrawn to the extent of £187. Arrangement have been made to have a statement forwarded to you so that your exact position can be checked.

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A ‘soft sell’ approach

Dear…..

We are writing company(1) kane kinetics Ltd. We are engaged in(2) bio-mechanical engineering, research analysis and consultation. Our concern is with(3) the study and evalustion of human movement.

Like companies(4) we maintain a research team. This provides insight into the relationship of men and machines. While our area of knowledge is highly specialised(5) its application is wide. Many of our major successes have been in prevening industrial accidents.

In addition(6) we are constantly searching for new sources of business. The search has taken us into the International field, with emphasis on Europe. We are specially interested in known(7) in switzerland. Should this be of interest to you, we will be more than happy to meet you to discuss your specific requirements.

Very truly yours,

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Presenting a C.V.

As you read the C.V. choose from the words in the left hand margin to fill the gaps.

CURRICULUM VITAE

Wanjuki Mungi

18 Gomm Road

London

Thelephone : 01-246-0021

A proprietor of five jewellery /textile boutiques with experience in buying, marketing and designing.

Professional experience:

1970-present day: Proprietor of Wanjuki Jewels.

Five retail outlets specialising in fashion jewellery and textiles overall(1) responsibility, including financial and budgetary control, staff welfare (53) buying, marketing, designing and liaising(2) with suppliers. Responsible(3) for collection buying purchased(4) a boutique in partnership and built up a chain of boutiques over eight years.

Increased strategies(5) and profits.

Recruited and trained(6) all sales staff.

Devised(7) and implemented marketing turnover(8) Achieved and exceeded(9) targets. 1968/70 Assistant Manager with chairmain Textiles Manufacturing company supervised(10) 15 staff withspecial responsinility for budgetary control and financial accounting for three outlets. Successfully negotiated(11) contracts with continental, African and Asian textile suppliers. 1966/ 68 sales Assistant with James fashions, a company specialising(12) in fashion jewellary and cosmetics.

Received(13) sound basic training in all aspects of selling, buying and design appreciation(14).

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GOODS IN TRANSIT
Policy No. 843 021

Name of insured Thompsons Trucks
Address 18 The Mint Yard
St Stephen’s Gate
Westhampton
Tel.No 24246
Consignors Hotel Interiors PLC
Address 108 Hickstead Road
Westhampton
Consigness Brampton Hospital
Address Scotby Road
Brampton
If theft or loss, which police station was advised and when?
If damaged, where are the damaged goods now?


Are there other policies covering the consignmentin question?
(YES)/NO
Gross amount of claim € 560
Salvage value if any €
Net amount of claim €


Number of vehicle HJ 660Y
Make of vehicle Leyland
Date of occurrence Jan 14/15
Name of driver Peter Ross
Age 25
Length of service 2 years
Name of witness

Address


Date on which goods collected
14th January
Date on which goods delivered
15th January
Signature given on collection?
YES/(NO)
Name of signatory Peter Ross
Was receipt clear/claused?
Signature obtained on delivery
YES/(NO)
Name of signatory M Banks
Clear/claused 4 chairs short
Nature of load Furniture
No. of items in load 30
Weight
Nature of goods lost/damaged
4 chairs
Amount of loss/damage € 560
I/We declare the foregoing particulars to be true in every respect.
Signature JOE CLARK Date 20th January
Position Transport Manager
Please complete the statement claim overleaf. Please turn over.


ii.Answer the following questions:
a. Joe Clark
b. Thompsons Trucks
c. 4 chairs lost/damaged
d. € 560
e. 30 chairs
f. Yes it was
g. Yes it was
h. I/We declare the foregoing particulars to be true in every respect

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C1. An Insurance Claim

Earlier in the year, Hotel Interiors had sent a consignment of furniture including 20 chairs to the North England. Unfortunately, not all the chairs arrived, and the transport company was held responsible.

Here is the claim form the transport company submitted to its insurance agent. Read it carefully, the answer the questions at the end of the form.

GOODS IN TRANSIT

Policy No. 843 021

Name of insured Thompsons Trucks

Address 18 The Mint Yard

St Stephen’s Gate

Westhampton

Tel.No 24246

Consignors Hotel Interiors PLC

Address 108 Hickstead Road

Westhampton

Consigness Brampton Hospital

Address Scotby Road

Brampton

If theft or loss, which police station was advised and when?

If damaged, where are the damaged goods now?

Are there other policies covering the consignmentin question?

(YES)/NO

Gross amount of claim € 560

Salvage value if any €

Net amount of claim €

Number of vehicle HJ 660Y

Make of vehicle Leyland

Date of occurrence Jan 14/15

Name of driver Peter Ross

Age 25

Length of service 2 years

Name of witness

Address

Date on which goods collected

14th January

Date on which goods delivered

15th January

Signature given on collection?

YES/(NO)

Name of signatory Peter Ross

Was receipt clear/claused?

Signature obtained on delivery

YES/(NO)

Name of signatory M Banks

Clear/claused 4 chairs short

Nature of load Furniture

No. of items in load 30

Weight

Nature of goods lost/damaged

4 chairs

Amount of loss/damage € 560

I/We declare the foregoing particulars to be true in every respect.

Signature JOE CLARK Date 20th January

Position Transport Manager

Please complete the statement claim overleaf. Please turn over.

Note: The receipt was signed, and a comment was added about the missing chairs. Therefore the receipt was ‘claused’.

ii.Answer the following questions:

a. Who sent the chairs ?

b. Who were the chairs sent to?

c. What happened to the chairs?

d. How much did the chairs cost?

e. What is the total amount being claimed?

f. When the driver examined consignment in Westhampton was everything in order?

g. Was the consignment checked when the chairs were delivered?

h. What comment was made in the delivery note which caused it to be ‘claused’?

Answer:

a. Joe Clark

b. Thompsons Trucks

c. 4 chairs lost/damaged

d. € 560

e. 30 chairs

f. Yes

g. Yes

h. I/We declare the foregoing particulars to be true in every respect

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Complete the following commentary on the graph above. All the gaps can be filled with words on the graph. You many need to change nouns into verbs.

From December to January, while sales were erratic, prices (1)Fluctuations . Prices(2)fluctuations in January but the (3)gradual rise was not maintained. There was a (4)gradual fall in February and early March. In mid-March they made a (5)sharp recovery. Throught May and June movements were (6)erratic movements. A (7)dramatic fall occurred in late June but the downward trend was halted in early July. Throughout July and early August they reamined in a(8)took a pluge. They started to recorver in August and by September the (9)Steady was maintained until the second week in October. Prices (10)levelled off during October and remained on a (11)plateau until November when they (12)leap upwards. Prices reached a (13)peak in December.

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