Design a training session for your topic using the Gagne-Briggs model.Note: You may not have all nine events in your training session. At a minimum, you must include:Gain attentionInform of goalPresent materialElicit performance (some activity)Provide feedbackAssess performanceIf you do not have one of the nine events in your training session, justify why that event is not needed for your training session.State which learning process is being affected for each step in your outline.Perform a self-critique of your training design. Use the following criteria to evaluate your design.Introduction:Did it help establish the session?Did it provide an overview of the topic?Did it provide motivation to learn?Did it catch the trainees' attention?Organization:Was it clear, appropriate, and logical?Training Methods:Did the methods used invite involvement of the trainees?Was there a variety of methods used?Was there appropriate stimulus variation?Was this appropriate for adult learners?Write a 1-page paper that contains your response to each of the above questions and provide a rationale for your answers. If the answer is no, include a means of improving your design to address the concern. Format the paper according to the Academic Paper Guidelines. Attach your training design as an appendix to your paper.

My first attachment is from my professor and I have included an announcement with a correction on the first attachment. Then I am attaching my templates that can be used for this assignment. We used this for my last assignment for the company was Tesla. This needs to be used.FIN 320 Project Two Business Options List Choose one of the following businesses to use in Project Two. You will also use this business in the Module Two Journal and the Project Two Milestone. Business Options • Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) • Disney (DIS) • Facebook (FB) • Kellogg (K) • Tesla (TSLA) • Microsoft (MSFT) • American Express (AXP)CompetenciesIn this project, you will demonstrate your mastery of the following competencies:Analyze financial and investment decisions that add value to the organizationAnalyze financing options to maximize investor valueScenarioYou are a financial analyst for the chosen business that you selected during your Module Two Journal assignment. Your supervisor has discovered last minute that your business’s board of directors is looking for updates on the business’s financial health. Your supervisor has asked you to write a report regarding the business’s current financial health and the available financial options for improving the business. You’ve also been asked to make recommendations as to which options the business should choose to best support its financial health. Your supervisor will then use your report to present to the business’s board of directors, whose members all have varying levels of knowledge in terms of finance.DirectionsUsing the business you chose from the Project Two Business Options List, create a report for your supervisor to share with the board of directors during their presentation. Keep in mind that your report needs to be easy for someone unfamiliar with finance to understand, as not all of the board members for your business fully understand finance.Using Mergent Online, locate the most recent quarterly financial statements for your chosen company, and use these statements to support your analysis throughout the project. Refer to the Project Two Financial Assumptions document located in the Supporting Materials section for the assumptions you need in order to analyze the three available financial options outlined in the Financial Analysis section of the project directions.You are encouraged to use the Project Two Financial Analyst Report template located in the What to Submit section to help complete this project.Specifically, you must address the following:Financial Analysis: In this section of the report, you will use the most recent quarterly financial statements for your chosen business and the Project Two Financial Formulas spreadsheet (located in the What to Submit section) to calculate appropriate financial formulas for assessing the business’s financial health. You will also analyze all three available financial options for improving the business based on your calculations and the provided Project Two Financial Assumptions document.Financial Calculations: Calculate accurate financial formulas to assess the business’s current financial health. Specifically, you must calculate the following:Working capitalCurrent ratioDebt ratioEarnings per sharePrice/earnings ratioTotal asset turnover ratioFinancial leverageNet profit marginReturn on assetsReturn on equityWorking Capital Management: Explain the impact of working capital management on the business’s operations. Provide examples to support your claims.Bond Investment: Analyze the risks and benefits of the business choosing to invest in a corporate bond, including the necessary ethical considerations, appropriate calculations, and examples to support your analysis.Capital Equipment: Analyze the risks and benefits of the business choosing to invest in capital equipment, including the necessary ethical considerations, appropriate calculations, and examples to support your analysis.Capital Lease: Analyze the risks and benefits of the business choosing to purchase a capital lease, including the necessary ethical considerations, appropriate calculations, and examples to support your analysis.Financial Evaluation: In this section of the report, you will evaluate the three available financial options for the business and recommend which option(s) are the best for the business to choose.Financing: Explain how a business finances its operations and expansion.Bond Investment: Assess the appropriateness of a bond investment as a financing option for the business’s financial health, using your financial analysis and other financial information to your support claims.Capital Equipment: Assess the appropriateness of a capital equipment investment as a financing option for the business’s financial health, using your financial analysis and other financial information to support your claims.Capital Lease: Assess the appropriateness of a capital lease purchase as a financing option for the business’s financial health, using your financial analysis and other financial information to support your claims.Short-Term Financing: Explain how potential short-term financing sources could help the business raise needed funds for improving its financial health. Base your response on the business’s current financial information.Future Financial Considerations: Describe the business’s likely future financial performance based on its current financial well-being and risk levels. Use financial information to support your claims.Financial Recommendations: In this section of the report, you will recommend which financing option(s) are the best for the business to choose depending on its financial health.Financial Recommendation(s): Recommend the most appropriate financing option(s) based on the business’s financial health, including a rationale for why the option(s) are best.What to SubmitTo complete this project, you must submit the following:Financial Analysis ReportSubmit your completed report as a 3- to 5-page Word document with 12-point Times New Roman font, double spacing, and one-inch margins. Or, you may use the provided Project Two Financial Analyst Report template if you so choose to help you complete your report.You will also need to submit the Excel files for your chosen business’s balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement from Mergent Online.Spreadsheet: Project Two Financial FormulasUse this Excel spreadsheet to complete your calculations for the project. You should have already completed parts of the spreadsheet for your Project Two Milestone assignment.All sources, including your Project Two Financial Formulas spreadsheet, should be cited according to APA style.Supporting MaterialsThe following resources support your work on the project:Document: Project Two Financial AssumptionsUse this document to help you complete this project.Document: Project Two Business Options ListUse this document to select your chosen business for this project.Shapiro Library Resource: Mergent OnlineUse this resource to help you complete this project.Video: Mergent Online: Public Company Financials (4:46)Watch this video from the Shapiro Library to learn more about how to access and use Mergent Online.Shapiro Library FAQ: How Do I Cite a Company Profile From Mergent Online?Use this resource to help answer any questions you have about citing from Mergent Online.Project Two Rubric

Procedure:Locate an area that has at least four meters of smooth, level surface. This area could be a tile, linoleum, or smooth concrete surface. Avoid carpeted areas if possible. Set up a straight, level path to serve as the course for a rolling ball. Use a ruler and small pieces of tape to mark the following intervals: start (zero position), 100.0 cm, 200.0 cm, 300.0 cm, and 400.0 cm. Note: Be sure to leave enough room behind the start position so you can get the ball rolling. Also, do not place tape on any surface that might be marred by the adhesive. Participant 1 will be the ball roller and should stand behind the start position. Participant 2 will operate the stopwatch and should be positioned to easily view when the ball crosses each marking. Participant 1 should practice rolling the ball along the path. Give the ball enough energy to travel the entire course without going far beyond the last mark. This requires a gentle, firm roll. Do your best to roll the ball the same way for each trial. Roll the ball as practiced. Start the stopwatch when the ball reaches the starting position, and stop the stopwatch at the instant the rolling ball reaches the 100.0 cm mark. Record the time as Trial 1 in the table. Repeat step 5, starting the stopwatch when the ball reaches the 100.0 cm mark and stopping the stopwatch when the ball reaches the 200.0 cm mark. Record the time as Trial 2 in the table.Repeat step 5, starting the stopwatch when the ball reaches the 200.0 cm mark and stopping your stopwatch when the ball reaches the 300.0 cm mark. Record the time as Trial 3 in the table. Repeat step 5, starting the stopwatch when the ball reaches the start position and stopping your stopwatch when the ball reaches the 400.0 cm mark. Record the time as Trial 4 in the table.Answer the questions based on the data you have collected.Data Collection and QuestionsData Collection—Table 1: Trials Distance (cm) Time (s) Average Speed (cm/s) 1 100.0 cm (first section) 2 100.0 cm (second section) 3 100.0 cm (third section) 4 400.0 cm (entire section) Questions:Why are the speed values in Table 1 called "average" instead of "instantaneous"?Refer to the data from trials 1-3. What happens to the average speed of the rolling ball as it moves from one 100.0 cm segment to the next 100.0 cm segment?What causes the change in the ball’s speed as it moves from one 100.0 cm segment to the next 100.0 cm segment? One meter is equal to 100.0 cm (1 m = 100 cm). Use your data from Trial 4 to calculate the average speed of the rolling ball in m/s (meters per second).Suppose you are going on a car trip with your family. How could you determine the average speed for the first day of the trip? Be specific.How could you determine the instantaneous speed during the trip? Be specific.