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Research and Analyze a Designer
$20.00Research and Analyze a Designer
-find a designer and find out:
1-what sort of style they like and use?
2-what sort of project they mainly do commercial or residential?
3-is the company run by one person or is there a team?
4-what countries do they have projects in and where are they based?
5-what do you like most about them?Applied Museum Studies Questionnaire: Personal Skills
$15.00Skills :Describe any skills you possess that demonstrate the following core competencies required to successfully complete the Applied Museum Studies program.
• Manual Dexterity: to have skilful performance or ability to accomplish dexterous tasks without difficulty with the hands.
• Visual Acuity: the ability for one to see clearly and render colours effectively.
• Attention to Detail: is thorough in accomplishing a task with concern for all the areas involved, no matter how small.
• Patience: is the state of endurance under difficult circumstances, which can mean persevering in the face of delay or provocation without acting on annoyance/anger in a negative way• Ability to work within a Team: demonstrate the attitudes and abilities necessary to work effectively in a group setting, such as active listening, effective resource utilization, establishing and measuring goals, etc.
Evaluating Case Study Research – 2 Case Studies
$60.003BM220
Learning outcomes assessed:1. Appreciate the role of Case Study Research in the context of Business Research.
3. Critically evaluate Case Study Research as a method of research through the analysis of contemporary case study research articles.ASSESSMENT DETAILS
Required:Using your knowledge and research write a report which critiques two articles which have used case study methodology in carrying out the research.
Your report should
1. Discuss the role of Case Study Research in the context of Business Research.
2. Critically evaluate the use of case study research in two research articles.
2000 wordsA possible Writing Frame
How can case study research be defined?
Does everyone agree?
What types of case studies/strategies are there?
How useful (in business management) is case study research?
What questions can it answer?
What are their benefits and limitations for business management research?
Or research in general?
Guide- 900-1100 wordsHow might we assess the use of case study research?
For each case (must evaluate TWO from the folder or any that have been agreed as suitable with your tutor) examine the validity, reliability and generalizability of the research
What are the benefits of the case approach in the study?
What are the limitations in terms of validity, reliability, generalizability?
Do the researchers acknowledge limitations to the study?
And then reach an overall conclusion on use of case study research in each study.Have you used a wide and suitable range of sources including journals?
Articles
- Investigating the Factors that Influence Mobile Phone Adoption amongst the Youth in South Africa
- On the Move: Technology, Mobility, and the Mediation of Social Time and Space
Guide 900-1100 words
15 Pages, double spaced
Additional Files:
10_EVALUATING_CASE_STUDIES.pptx
WHAT ARE HELA CELLS
$7.00WHAT ARE HELA CELLS? WHERE DID THEY COME FROM? USING SPECIFIC EXAMPLES, DISCUSS HOW THESE CELLS HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF OUR UNDERSTANDING OF HUMAN BIOLOGY AND THE WELL BEING OF PEOPLE TODAY. WHAT ARE SOME OF THE ETHICAL ISSUES RAISED BY HELA
The Operations of Anonymous: A Terrorist Cell Affiliated with ISIS
$42.50Description 1
Writing and effective communications are important. The paper should clearly address the range of topics discussed in the course such as manifesto, political objectives, tactics, organization, training, recruiting, financing, targets, and reconnaissance. Be sure to describe the size and geo-location of your terror group, where your principle targets are located and the timeframe you are assuming.
Effective integration of your components is the most important assessment criteria–the paper should make sense, and not be a mixed-bag collection of disjoint thoughts. I am looking for a degree of realism and operational plausibility in your presentation, but this is a secondary matter, so long as the overall message is coherent. Just be sure that the various topics in the presentation don’t contradict each other and are consistent with concepts addressed in our class.Description 2:
In this exercise, groups of students will form an actual terror cell as a Red Team.
Objective: Learn about terrorist mindsets, goals and tactics by having teams of students play the Red Team. Form a terror cell based upon a current, historical or new philosophy of terrorists. Terror cells based upon historical or current group must remain true to that group’s ideology, methods and tactics. Any “new” terror groups must be particularly well reasoned with a legitimate argument that such a group and philosophy could emerge. Students should imagine themselves as truly as possible to the actual terrorist group in order to gain a better understanding of how and why terrorists operate.Each group must document its members, resources and methods. In addition, each group must have a plan for obtaining resources and skills. Each terror group should have a manifesto. In addition, each group should outline its objectives and completely plan an attack against a target. Targets should be real. These documents must be consistent with the philosophy of type of terror group that you purport to be.
Grades will be based on the quality and completeness of your content.
All documentation should be in a Google Drive Folder but please make absolutely certain that the folder is not publicly available. You’re a terror group after all. Should you actually be identified by the law enforcement community, that will have a negative impact on your grade. If any of your materials are found to be publicly available on the Internet, your grade will be lowered significantly.
Grades will primarily be based upon the quality of your representation of the group. In other words, strong documentation that shows that you have researched a terror group and taken time explain its methods, tactics, resources will have the largest impact on your grade. Your manifesto should clearly outline the philosophy of your group.
Besides the quality of your work, other factors can result in your team gaining (or losing) points at the expense of another team. For example, if your group is identified by other students or faculty members, you will lose points on your grade, and the group identifying your team will gain points. Note that it is not sufficient to simply identify a few members of another group. You must identify all of them. In addition, it is also possible to steal points from another group by identifying their philosophy or obtaining any of their actual information or documentation. Recordings or photographs of other groups engaged in a meeting will also result in point changes. Any information from another group that compromises your group’s integrity or confidentiality in any way may result in point changes. he more egregious the breach, the larger the point changes will be. For example, identifying members of a team will be a minor point change, but if one team obtained actual documentation from another team, that would result in major point changes. Of course, if a team provided me with incorrect information about another team, that would result in grade changes as well. If one team discovered another team’s materials publicly available on the Internet, the team finding the materials would have their grades go up, while the identified team would lose points on their grade.
Write a paragraph using corroborative evidence
$5.00Instruction: Individually, write a paragraph using corroborative evidence to support one aspect of your persuasive argument. The topic you are working on should be explained in the first paragraph and the support should follow.
11 ideas included
Conduct two interviews with two different individuals who hold leadership positions
$25.00For this assignment, you are required to conduct two interviews with two different individuals who hold leadership positions (broadly defined). If you aren’t sure if they qualify as “leaders,” please check with me before doing the interviews. These should be individuals that you know personally, or would like to know. You will then write a three-section essay responding to the following questions:
- _Section 1: What characteristics (e.g., values; personality traits; cognitions, intelligence, emotions, perceptions and expectations, situations etc.) does the leader have?
- _Section 2: What behaviors does the leader exhibit?
- _Section 3: Does his or her leadership approach seem to work well in actual organizational settings? Regardless of “yes” or “no,” explain his or her leadership effectiveness in relation to specific workplaces outcomes you’ve learned in prior MGMT-relevant courses (e.g., justice, trust, motivation, job satisfaction, task performance, counterproductive behaviors, organizational commitment, etc.). Be critical if needed, praiseworthy if deserved!
The essay should be four to five pages, single spaced, Times New Roman 12-point font with one-inch margins for the top, bottom, and sides and no spaces between paragraphs. The essay will be graded on format, composition, spelling, punctuation, and content.
Regarding content, you must correctly use/integrate at least ten concepts from BA 352 or MGMT 452 in your paper (ten concepts across the whole paper, not ten per section)
Argument: Absalom and Achitophel undermine King Charles enemy
$5.004 Page paper arguing for John Dryden using satire in a Absalom and achitophel to undermine King Charles enemy.
ENGL 283: Tyranny of slenderness and the Fear of becoming fat
$7.00Use observations about the “tyranny of slenderness” and the “fear of becoming fat” to offer analysis of the plight of Josie, the character in Shute’s novel “Life Size.” In the conclusion of the essay, broaden your discussion to consider the feminist (or anti-feminist) politics of women’s obsession with being overweight in our contemporary “culture of appearances”
