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YOUR ASSIGNMENT: Transaction processing
Transactions are the fine data that are processed in order to collect data that is then analyzed for decision
making. Each department of a retail company processes transactions.
Your assignment as a group is to select two hotel departments. For each department, identify two
transactions. For each transaction, list the fine data that will be processed. Describe the decisions that
would be made from the aggregated data. Divide out the required work evenly among your group
members and indicate who contributed to each section by placing your Full name below.
Example:
? Completed by Group Member: Jane Smith
? Department: Food and Beverage Service
? Transaction 1: The shop sells a bar of chocolate.
? Fine data: product number, employee number, quantity, amount, tax, total, loyalty number of
customer.
? Aggregated data: quantity of products sold in the week, productivity of employee by week,
customer purchases over the past 12 months
? Decisions: when to order more product, how to incent employees, how to reward loyal customers
Format: you may use bullet points.
Referencing: not required.
Format: Times New Roman, 11 point, double spaced.
Page guideline: Each department: between ? page and 1 page.
? Note: this is a guideline only. You can write more or less. Your mark depends upon the depth of
understanding that you demonstrate
Marks
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Each assignment will be weighted equally in Gradebook for this Category.
Your two lowest Breakout Activities will be dropped.
Total points for all these Breakout Activities will be scaled so they are worth a maximum of 11%
of the course.
Rubric
Mark ?
Dept 1, TPS 1
Dept 1, TPS 2
Dept 2, TPS 1
Dept 2, TPS 2
Maximum mark = 12
3
Fine data clearly listed.
Aggregated data and decisions
clearly described.
Fine data clearly listed.
Aggregated data and decisions
clearly described.
Fine data clearly listed.
Aggregated data and decisions
clearly described.
Fine data clearly listed.
Aggregated data and decisions
clearly described.
2
Fine data clearly listed.
OR Aggregated data and
decisions clearly described.
Fine data clearly listed.
OR Aggregated data and
decisions clearly described.
Fine data clearly listed.
OR Aggregated data and
decisions clearly described.
Fine data clearly listed.
OR Aggregated data and
decisions clearly described.
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