The Outdoors Students Association (OSA) is a group of students from different localuniversities who are very passionate about outdoor recreational activities which are organisedregularly throughout the year. OSA specialises in organising and managing Hiking, Camping,Windsurfing and Rock-climbing trips for students (nature enthusiasts). Trips are run on aregular monthly basis, and each month, instructors (coaches) volunteer to lead the plannedtrips to ensure everything runs smoothly and safely whilst still ensuring participants gainlearning and enjoyment from the outdoors experience.The “Student Leaders” team of the OSA have been organising the outdoor trips informally formany years and are now looking to make it more formal and organised, which will be auditableand overseen by the Student Affairs Committee. They have agreed on a set of policies andguidelines, and to ensure that the processes work properly, they have decided to commissiona new digital system – OutdoorStudents.The Student Leaders want the OutdoorStudents system to automate the process of assigninginstructors, so that volunteers can have advance notice of when they are participating in a trip,where the trip will be held, and the role that they will play there (lead Instructor or AssistantInstructor etc...). This will combine calendaring and scheduling with a mechanism for advancenotice of unavailability and messaging to find a substitute instructor. The OutdoorStudentssystem will have a central secure database and will be accessible through the web and mobiledevices by the Student Leaders, Student Affairs Committee, participants and the volunteers.OutdoorStudents needs to maintain information about the volunteers, including whether theyhave had training in their specialty outdoor activity, have qualifications or licenses (if needed)for leading trips, and have a current first aid certificate. Of course, it also needs to keep trackof the various trips to be run throughout the year.OutdoorStudents should send out text messages a week before a planned trip, and remindermessages the day before and the morning of the trip. Ideally it should enable a call on a GPSsystem (such as Google Maps) to show where the start point gathering is being held and howto get there. If a scheduled Instructor is unavailable for a trip, she or he will be able to send anotification to OutdoorStudents, which will then call on remaining volunteers to assign asubstitute.3a) List the stakeholders for the proposed OutdoorStudents system, and in each caseexplain what their interest in the system is.b) List and briefly describe the functional requirements for the system as identified in thedescription.c) Using the FURPS+ categories, identify and briefly describe several non-functionalrequirements for OutdoorStudents. Address all of the categories (URPS+): if youconsider that any of them are irrelevant, explain why.

you have a leadership role in a CCA in your school which aims to promote outdoor adventure as one of its value. You wish to propose to the teacher-in-charge that the members of your CCA would benefit from going on the 2.1km Labrotor Nature and Coastal Walk at the beginning of the school vacation.Write a proposal for the teacher-in-charge suggesting -date and time and starting and ending points to nature wlak-3 natural places of interest that the participiants can see along the marked out route-how you think the participants will benefit

Department of Student Affairs & Services (DSAS)University’s major student services are coordinated and administered by the different offices and sections under the Student Affairs and Services. This unit provides relevant programs and services to the students that are designed to complement the academic offerings of the institution while promoting the students’ growth and development.Programs of DSAS:1. Student Development, Athletic, Sports and Recreation ProgramCaters the following Services:A. Student ActivitiesB. Student Leader’s TrainingC. UZ GamesThus, all activities which relates to student activities, whether inside or outside of the campus, the Department ofStudent Affairs and Services should approve and monitor the activities.I. STUDENT DEVELOPMENTStudent Organization, Activities, Representation and Leadership DevelopmentThe DSAS supervises, regulates and guides the operation of all recognized student organizations and student activities.A. RECOGNIZED STUDENT SUPREME COUNCIL ASSOCIATION - These are organizations that have been chartered by the Universidad de Zamboanga after meeting all UZ criteria for recognition by Student Supreme Council Association Recognized and DSA.B. UZ RECOGNIZED ORGANIZATIONS - Organizations seeking recognition at the University level can be recognized by the DSAS Office. These group include special interests groups, performing arts, honor societies and other generalized affinity group populations.RECOGNIZED UNIVERSITY ORGANIZATION1. UNIVERSIDAD DE ZAMBOANGA - STUDENT ACTION FORCE (SAF) - is composed of undergraduate students from different colleges that aims to empower these student leaders on governance and will to serve and extend services through activities that are beneficial to their alma mater. This also aims to eliminate individual differences between students and promote cultural unification to uphold the greater sense of being a Filipino.2. UZ SCHOLARS AND GRANTEES ASSOCIATION (UZSGA) - is the official organization of the university whose desires is to promote and foster the spirit of service, performance, brotherhood and camaraderie among scholars and grantees of the university as well as other students of the university. It comprises of eleven (11) Scholarships and Grants program of the university such as:1.Service Scholarships2.Academic Scholarships3.President’s Scholarship4.Brass Band Grants7. Presidential Decree 577 Grant5.Performing Arts Band & Dancers Grants6.Presidential Decree 451 Grant8. Drum & Lyre Grants9. Drum & Bugle Grants10. Grand Chorale Grants11. Government Scholarships3. UZ FIRST AIDERS ORGANIZATION - the mission of the UZ First Aiders Organization is to enhance their skills and be guided by its objectives which are to prolong loves, prevent further injury and alleviate human suffering and experience what saving lives means and by educating and empowering student volunteers to step forward inproviding healthcare services to others.4. UZ MUSLIM STUDENTS ASSOCIATION - is an organization open for all Muslim students of UZ with no needed forms to be filled and no membership fee to be paid. MSA provides UZ students the opportunity to come together in a supportive Muslim environment and seeks to educate the UZ community about Islam.5. UZ PEER COUNSELOR ORGANIZATION - is to coordinate with the Guidance staff, community, faculty and students. Its goal is to develop the well-being of the individuals through peer counseling by giving him/her assistance in her/his emotional personal, social educational and vocational problems.II. STUDENT DISCIPLINE WELFARE AND INFORMATION SERVICES - this caters the following services: Case Handling, Student Insurance, Foreign/ International Student Services.III. SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE1. Scholarship & Grant Programs - UZ offers scholarships and grants to student s who deserve a bright future but are not financially capable of having a college education on their own. The scholarship program of the university reaffirms the university’s role to provide social mobility to a cross-section of the society by providing scholarships irrespective of regional and cultural origins.2. Academic Scholarships - the university awards scholarship to the students who are financially incapable but have demonstrated a high degree of of scholastic aptitude, performance that have graduated in high school as with highest honors (with general average of 98 to 100), with high honors (with general average of 95 to 97) andwith honors (with general average of 90 to 94) of the graduating class.3. Open Academic Scholarship - UZ awards scholarship to old continuing college students starting 2nd semester of the 1st year level who are financially incapable but have demonstrated the potential for superior academic performance with GPA at least 1.8 and no grade lower than 2.25. 4. President’s Scholarship Program - UZ offers scholarships to financially deprived incoming regular third (3rd) year students who excel in their studies in the field of Medical Technology, Pharmacy, Radiologic Technology and Respiratory Therapy.5. Service Scholarship - UZ offers scholarship to the financially deprived but intellectually capable students that give them unique opportunity to develop their leadership skills and to gain a practical work experience and valuable professional development experience through rendering service in different offices of the university that are align with their chosen program/s.6. President Decree (PD) 451 Grant - UZ grant to one (1) student for every thousand students enrolled in the university. This grant program is offered to the financially deprived but intellectually capable students. It is the President or the Executive Vice President who grants the scholarship.7. Presidential Decree No. 577 Grant (An AFP Educational Benefit) - the university offers educational benefits / assistance to dependent / legitimate unmarried child of military personnel in active service who have died or were incapacitated in line of duty since September 21, 1972 and those who shall die and may be incapacitated in the of duty thereafter. Special privilege is further extended to the active military personnel and CAFGU.8. Performing Grants Programs: Drum and Bugle Corps, Brass Band, Performing Arts and UZ Grand Chorale Grant Programs - university offers grant to students who has special talents in singing, dancing and playing musical instruments.9. Varsity Athletic Grant Program - the university offers grant to student who are highly equipped with skills in playing different events (Athletics, Badminton, Basketball, Karate-do, Dance Sport, Taekwondo, Table Tennis and Weightlifting) and who have won in local, regional, national and international sports competitions. The athletic program of the university aims in providing assistant to financially incapable athletes to pursue a career while pursuing excellence in sports.10. Government Grant Programs - the university accepts/ recognizes Government grant programs such as CHED Grants - full merit, half merit, Pamana, Tulong Dunong, Congressional District, SNPL, PESFA and UNIFAST; OWWA - OFW Dependent Scholarship.11. Financial Assistance Program - Student Loan Program (PGMA, SAFE, STUFAP SAFE4SR) - through CHED, the University offers student loan to provide assistance to the enrolled students whose allowance for tuition is delayed due to major or other unforeseen circumstances.IV. CAREER AND PLACEMENT SERVICES / ALUMNI AFFAIRS SERVICES - has the primary responsibility for developing and maintaining employer relationships to obtain job leads that will result in graduate job placements. The services consists in partnering with students, graduates and alumni in career development and job search, which requires working directly with student s and the employer community at large.HOW MANY DAYS CAN AN AVARAGE STUDENT MEMORIZE THIS

Detailed activities Undertaken at Uganda Wildlife Conservation Education Centre by university students of Leisure and hospitality on a trip

Draft an email to the folks at Out of Eden Learn (now known as The Open Canopy), to share your reflective thoughts on your greatest takeaway(s) from participating in the 6-Footstep Learning Journey 1: The Present and the Local. Include what you enjoyed about the OOEL platform and remember to express your gratitude to the people who have made it possible and who had interacted with you online.

Which of the following is an aerobic outdoor sport?A.OrienteeringB.Bungee jumpingC.SkydivingD.Water skiingSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS