Script to shutdown the computer

Is there script available that can be deployed to collection to shutdown the machines. If someone is logged on to the machine they get a prompt and can cancel the shutdown.
We should be able to depoy the script through SCCM 2012 R2.

Probably not prewritten, but that should be easy to write.
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