Develop an operational plan for an organization of your choice. Create a fictional organization that includes the name, type of business, size of organization, and the product or service that the organization offers. The paper must be between 10-12 pages in length and include five scholarly sources, in addition to the text. Include the following in the assignment:

1. Develop an organizational chart for the proposed organization.

1. Include the title of positions and a brief description of the positions’ duties and responsibilities.
2. Figure 7.7 on page 207 of the text provides an example of how to develop the organizational chart.
1. Define the organization’s vision, mission, and values
2. Outline the basic planning process for the organization and how the three levels of management influence this process.
3. Explain why the quality, productivity and profitability are important elements in the planning process
4. Evaluate the relationship between the human resource planning activities and the overall organizational strategy 
5. Discuss the philosophy of management that will be applied to the management of the organization and how the structure of the organization will foster a positive work environment where employees will be motivated and productive.
6. Compose the steps of control and types of controls included in the control process for the organization.

Click here to download the Body Fat Weight data set.

• Calculate the mean, median, range, and standard deviation for the Body Fat Versus Weight data set. Report your findings, and interpret the meanings of each measurement. Notice you are to calculate the mean, median, range, and standard deviation for the body fat and for the weight.

• The measures of central tendency are important in real-world situations.

  • What is the importance of finding the mean/median? Why might you find this information useful?

• In some data sets, the mean is more important than the median. For example, you want to know your mean overall grade average because the median grade average would be meaningless. However, you might be interested in a median salary to see the middle value of where salaries fall. Explain which measure, the mean or the median, is more applicable for this data set and this problem.

• What is the importance of finding the range/standard deviation? Why might you find this information useful?

Part II: Hypothesis Testing

Organizations sometimes want to go beyond describing the data and actually perform some type of inference on the data. Hypothesis testing is a statistical technique that is used to help make inferences about a population parameter. Hypothesis testing allows you to test whether a claim about a parameter is accurate or not.

Your boss makes the claim that the average body fat in men attending Silver’s Gym is 20%. You believe that the average body fat for men attending Silver’s Gym is not 20%. For claims such as this, you can set up a hypothesis test to reach one of two possible conclusions: either a decision cannot be made to disprove the body fat average of 20%, or there is enough evidence to say that the body fat average claim is inaccurate.

To assist in your analysis for Silver’s Gym, consider the following steps based on your boss’s claim that the mean body fat in men attending Silver’s Gym is 20%:

• First, construct the null and alternative hypothesis test based on the claim by your boss.
• Using an alpha level of 0.05, perform a hypothesis test, and report your findings. Be sure to discuss which test you will be using and the reason for selection. Recall you found the body fat mean and standard deviation in Part I of the task.
• Based on your results, interpret the final decision to report to your boss.

If Blake wants to reach out and catch the protein bar on its way down, how many seconds does he have to process what happened and position himself to catch it? Justify your answer algebraic ally using the quadratic equation       h(t)= -16t^2+24t+160, where t=the time in seconds and h(t)=denote the height of the bar.