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In the Labs Design, create, modify, and/or use a workbook following the guidelines, concepts, and skills presented in this module. Labs 1 and 2, which increase in difficulty, require you to create solutions based on what you learned in the module; Lab 3 requires you to apply your creative thinking and problem-solving skills to design and implement a solution. Lab 1: Creating Structured References, a Lookup Table, and a Treemap Problem: The

In the Labs Design, create, modify, and/or use a workbook following the guidelines, concepts, and skills presented in this module. Labs 1 and 2, which increase in difficulty, require you to create solutions based on what you learned in the module; Lab 3 requires you to apply your creative thinking and problem-solving skills to design … Read more

CIS111-6 Data Mining Solutions For Direct Marketing Campaign Assignment-Bedfordshire University UK. Assignment 1: Data Mining Solutions for Direct Marketing Campaign Unit learning outcomes of CIS111-6 Data Mining Solutions For Direct Marketing Campaign Assignment

CIS111-6 Data Mining Solutions For Direct Marketing Campaign Assignment-Bedfordshire University UK. Assignment 1: Data Mining Solutions for Direct Marketing Campaign Unit learning outcomes of CIS111-6 Data Mining Solutions For Direct Marketing Campaign Assignment Analyse a Data Mining technique capable of supporting practitioners to make reliable decisions which require predictive modelling, for example, in a Business … Read more

Unit VI Homework This assignment has three parts. All three parts will be completed in the Unit VI Homework Template. Part 1: Consider the following statement: penicillins kill bacteria. How can you prove penicillins kill bacteria? Part 2: List, at least, one example of a reliable source of information you can use to prove penicillins kill bacteria. Is your source reliable? Why? Explain your answers. Part 3: Identify the premise or premises from your argument in your answer to question 1 and your conclusion. View the Unit VI Sample Homework for an example of how your completed assignment should look. Your completed assignment must be at least one page in length, and you must use at least one resource from the CSU Online Library to support your defense. This Developing Keywords for Database Searches video will help you with research for your assignment. Adhere to APA Style when creating citations and references for this assignment. APA formatting, however, is not necessary. No more than 15–20% of your assignment should include outside information. The idea is to use some evidence to help defend your argument.

Unit VI HomeworkThis assignment has three parts. All three parts will be completed in the Unit VI Homework Template.Part 1: Consider the following statement: penicillins kill bacteria. How can you prove penicillins kill bacteria?Part 2: List, at least, one example of a reliable source of information you can use to prove penicillins kill bacteria. Is … Read more

You are a job coach at the local community center. Your work involves providing vocational training and practical job seeking skills to clients that have had a hard time seeking work. This afternoon, one of your clients comes in to tell you that he just accepted a job! As Todd begins to tell you about his new position, he pulls out a small wrapped gift that he purchased to thank you for all of your help. Initial Post: Should you accept Todd’s gift? Be sure to address the following: What ethical dilemmas

You are a job coach at the local community center. Your work involves providing vocational training and practical job seeking skills to clients that have had a hard time seeking work. This afternoon, one of your clients comes in to tell you that he just accepted a job! As Todd begins to tell you about … Read more

What is the purpose of the Attitude Determination and Control Subsystem (ADACS or ADCS)? What is the purpose of a reaction wheel system and how does it work? How does a control moment gyro (CMG) differ from a reaction wheel? What is the purpose of a star mapper (or star tracker) and how does it work? What is a magnetic torque rod (or magnetorquer) and what is it used for in a satellite?

What is the purpose of the Attitude Determination and Control Subsystem (ADACS or ADCS)? What is the purpose of a reaction wheel system and how does it work? How does a control moment gyro (CMG) differ from a reaction wheel? What is the purpose of a star mapper (or star tracker) and how does it … Read more

The point of this activity is for you to both develop your interview skills, as well as to learn more about cross-cultural differences. You have already been learning more about feasts and reflecting on your own feasting behavior. Now it is time to learn more about the feasting behavior of someone from a different background. Begin by finding a willing interviewee who has a different cultural background from your own. Set up an interview time with this person and let them know you are interested in learning more about feasting behavior in their culture. Be sure to get their informed consent (meaning, explain the activity to them and get their agreement to participate before you begin the interview process.) Write a field report based on your interview about this person’s experiences: Use the following format: A. Introduction: Briefly describe any cultural or religious feasts that are important to this person. (You will want to ask them about what types of feasts they participate in- you might need to help them identify feasts- so ask about religious holidays, important events like weddings, funerals, birthdays, etc.) B. What Makes a Feast? Ask your interviewee to select one of the most important feast from their cultural background. Then ask them about the following aspects of the specific feasting event they have selected. Be sure in your field report to describe each of the following identifiable characteristics of this specific feast: 1. Food (What food was served at this feast? – Was there a surplus of quantity? What about the quality of food- was there special or extravagant food served/ was alcohol included/ are there special foods included you don’t eat on a daily basis?) 2. Size (How many people participated in this feast? The size can range from a small gathering to much larger groups- usually feasts have more participants than a daily meal) 3. Participants (Who were the people present? Think about social groups- gather together to communally eat- e.g., couples, families, lineages, clans, neighborhoods, communities, different ethnic groups, regional groups, etc.) 4. Time: (When was this feast held and why at that time? Was this a designate times- based on religious calendars, rites of passage, events of social/ cultural significance?) 5. Display (How was food displayed / the event decorated? How did this communicate to you information about this particular event? Think about the display of special foods, large quantities of food, better serving vessels, special rooms or spaces that might have been used. These elements define the meal as special / distinct- like eating on the good china- are there elements of the display that tell you about formality/ fanciness of the occasion?) 6. Drama (Were there events that accentuated sense of ritual, public performance, and activities that dramatize the event? These could mean differential seating, distinctive serving order, stories/ speeches/ shows/ ect.) C. The Eating Event Now think about the eating event itself according to the following components: 1. Preparation (Who was responsible for preparing the feast? How long would this preparation likely have taken? Were there messages about gender/ age/ expectations when it came to the labor of preparing and hosting the feast?) 2. Structure (Were there multiple courses? seating arrangements? A table- what shape? Utensils used? Etiquette? What was the speed of service of the food and consumption? Were there expectations of the attendees? For example, were people expected to drink lots of alcohol, dance, help clean up, help cook, bring dishes from home, etc.) 3. Actors (Were there social distinctions between the eaters- how could you see social distance between the eaters? Were statuses and roles visible based on kinship, age, gender, rank, host, guest, or other status? How could you see different status (who did what work/ who ate first or last? etc. ) 4. Implications (What was the purpose of the meal? Did this increase equality/ intimacy/ or solidarity of the group? Did this feast reinforce, construct, or communicate different identity or social difference?)

The point of this activity is for you to both develop your interview skills, as well as to learn more about cross-cultural differences. You have already been learning more about feasts and reflecting on your own feasting behavior. Now it is time to learn more about the feasting behavior of someone from a different background. … Read more

Chapter 1 introduces you to the case scenario of Almeada, a young mother who is living in a large city with her baby daughter, Anne. To prepare for this discussion, please review the scenario in your text. Please respond to the following: What are some of the problems in living and major social problems faced by Almeada and her baby Anne? Describe the purpose and history of major policies related to at least one of the social problems you identified. For example, if you identified the social problem as family poverty, you would describe a child welfare policy, the main purpose, and key the historical events or influential individuals of the policy. Provide a brief analysis of how this policy will alleviate the social problem faced by Almeada and baby Anne. will send article

Chapter 1 introduces you to the case scenario of Almeada, a young mother who is living in a large city with her baby daughter, Anne. To prepare for this discussion, please review the scenario in your text. Please respond to the following: What are some of the problems in living and major social problems faced … Read more

Feasting is an important aspect of all of our lives and the anthropological study of food and drink lets us examine these important cultural events. For this discussion, select any feast that you have attended (preferably recently). A. Introduction: Briefly (in 1-2 sentences) describe the feast you have selected (Is it for a rite of passage such as a wedding/ is it surrounding an important cultural event, such as the Super Bowl? Is it based on a religious holiday, such as Eid-ul-Fit?) B. What Makes a Fe

Feasting is an important aspect of all of our lives and the anthropological study of food and drink lets us examine these important cultural events. For this discussion, select any feast that you have attended (preferably recently). A. Introduction: Briefly (in 1-2 sentences) describe the feast you have selected (Is it for a rite of … Read more

Must include an introduction and conclusion paragraph. Your introduction paragraph needs to end with a clear thesis statement that indicates the purpose of your paper. Explain the differences between the treatment and punishment concepts. Examine types of treatment versus types of punishment for juvenile crimes. Build the case f

Must include an introduction and conclusion paragraph. Your introduction paragraph needs to end with a clear thesis statement that indicates the purpose of your paper. Explain the differences between the treatment and punishment concepts. Examine types of treatment versus types of punishment for juvenile crimes. Build the case for which one (i.e., treatment, punishment, or … Read more

Final Submission: Systems Engineering Case Study Report In Module Nine, you will submit your final project. It should be a complete, polished artifact containing all of the critical elements of the final project. It should reflect the incorporation of feedback gained throughout the course. This submission will be graded with the Final Project Rubric. Conclusion..

Final Submission: Systems Engineering Case Study ReportIn Module Nine, you will submit your final project. It should be a complete, polished artifact containing all of the critical elements of the final project. It shouldreflect the incorporation of feedback gained throughout the course. This submission will be graded with the Final Project Rubric. Conclusion..