Best Writer

Please see the word document with the questions.

For question #1: I have already recorded the BCR and NPV at all three levels of profit considerations and IRR (see the table in the word document)

You only need to write a one page description (single space) of the analysis including (a) project background (refer to our project), (b) brief explanation of costs and benefits included in the analysis; and (c) your conclusion about the project based on interpretation and criteria of decision rules using the computed BCRs, NPVs, and IRR.

For the project background you need to use “01_Chabba-final paper.pdf”

For question #2 : I have already put the (3) graphs. You only need to answer the questions

use the paper “01_Chabba-final paper.pdf” as a guideuse the paper as a guide

PURPOSE
The purpose for reviewing the body of literature about an issue or topic is to understand its history and context.
Before we can examine an issue in depth, we need to learn about events that are relevant to the issue. We also need to know what has already been studied, learned, or attempted when addressing the issue.
This assignment prepares you to build the depth of knowledge required to analyze conditions, propose findings, and identify areas of further study.
Keep these questions in mind while you collect and read relevant sources of information about the issue you are studying:
• What is the history of this issue? What are some important events that caused this issue to occur?
• What have you learned about this issue from each of the sources included in this table?
• How does each source support, contradict, or expand on results from some of the other sources?
• How will you use this information to analyze the issue and make recommendations for further study or action?
INSTRUCTIONS
You will search, select, read, and organize key points of information from at least 10 sources about an issue that you have chosen to examine.
Your review MUST include a variety of source types:
• peer-reviewed journal articles
• textbooks, academic course materials
• government reports, summary analyses, legislative priorities
• investigative journalism, news media
• research center (“think tank”) analyses, field reports
• demographic information (census, labor statistics, library databases)
• practitioner resources (organization websites, videotaped meetings, working documents)
FORMAT
Use the attached template to organize your examination of the sources. Type directly into the template.
PRELIMINARY REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE: Use this template to record and organize key points during your review of relevant sources.
TOPIC/ISSUE: [Briefly describe the topic/issue you have chosen to learn about for this assignment]
• Crime and Public Safety ( Los Angeles, CA)
This is information you will retrieve from each source separately. This is information is based on your examination of all the sources collectively.
SOURCE: APA Citation, and
TYPE: (Article, Report, Media) PURPOSE:
Thesis being Tested/
Question being Analyzed FINDINGS:
Results of the Research/
Answer to the Question EXAMINATION:
Similarities to Findings from Other Sources in this Table EXAMINATION:
Differences from Findings in Other Sources in this Table IMPLICATIONS:
Question You will Ask/
Analysis You will Pursue
SCHOLARSHIP
RESEARCH REPORTS
JOURNALISM/REPORTING
GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS
OTHER

write a two-page literary analysis. Include APA citation within your essay and a properly APA formatted reference page as a final page. (You will have a minimum of 4 pages to submit: 1 title page, at least 2 full pages of writing, and 1 reference page at the end.)

Analyze the impact of the setting on one literary element of “To Build a Fire.” Focus your essay on one of the following literary elements: plot, conflict, characterization, theme, or mood.

You’ll answer that following question based on your knowledge and from the book
Inderbitzin, Michelle L., Kristin A. Bates, & Randy R. Gainey
2020 Deviance and Social Control: A Sociological Perspective 3rd Edition Los Angeles: Sage Publications
ISBN-10: 1544395779
ISBN-13: 978-1544395777
1What are the three conceptions of deviance and how do they differ?
2 using “smoking cigarettes” as an example, in what ways can deviance be relative?
3 what does “Stigma” have to do with deviance? Explain using any form of physical deviance as an example.
4 Durkheim said that “anomie” tends to come from the breakdown of “social integration”. What does that sentence mean?
5 Who was Robert Merton and what was his main theory about deviance and conformity?
6 Briefly explain General Strain Theory (GST). How might GST be used to explain the January 6th insurrection?
7 What were the three characteristics of transitional neighborhoods that early sociologists thought created deviance? Which of the three was the least significant to the sociologists?
8 What is the Theory of Social Disorganization’s connection to the “Broken Windows” theory?
9 What is “Differential Association”?
10 In Social Learning Theory, what is the importance of “definitions”? Please give a hypothetical example
11 What are two of the three main critiques of Social Learning Theory?
12 How does “Power Control Theory” explain the difference between genders with regard to deviance?
13 According to Hirschi, what factors might keep a person from becoming deviant?

Pick two “day in my life” videos and write a comparative analysis. Focus on the visual aspects of the video (image, editing etc) as well as the message being communicated. How do such videos negotiate the limit between private life and public life? What is being emphasized.

-clear and focused topic, and also having something specific to examine within that topic. Like a central document. For example, if the topic is “how Facebook facilitated political speech during the Canadian federal election of 2019” a central document would be regarding this topic; one or two political ads, a particular candidates campaign, or a political organizations interactions. How does the central documents relate to the topic. Must include a two storey thesis as well based on observations from the central documents. An annotated bibliography of the citations, and each source must be accompanied by a short paragraph (3 or 4 lines) explaining its relevance for your essay

CONNECTING THE ELEMENTS OF FICTION TO THE COMING-OF-AGE

The coming-of-age story is a genre that focuses on the protagonist’s transition from innocence to experience, naivete to knowledge, and/or youth to adulthood. This initiation into the adult world usually involves an epiphany, a revelatory, life-changing truth about life and the world/society the narrator inhabits.

Writing task:

Write a paragraph analyzing the worldview of the protagonist in either “The Flowers,” “A&P,” “Wildwood,” or “The Lesson,” and how that view changes as a result of an epiphany. When writing the paragraph, you should identify the narrator’s epiphany and analyze how TWO specific elements are used to convey specific characteristics of the Coming of Age Story .

To avoid plot summary, please review the guidelines for writing a Literary Analysis Paragraph .

To receive the maximum credit for the journal, be sure to review and follow the Response Guidelines.

Part One: Due Saturday @ 11:59 PM

POST: Your initial post response should be at least TEN sentences. Use details from the text to support and develop your response.

To avoid plot summary, please review the guidelines for writing a Literary Analysis Paragraph .

“Wildwood,” “A&P” and “The Lesson” are examples of the Retrospective Narrative

In light of this, discuss the significance of the opening and final sections of “A&P,” “Wildwood,” and “The Lesson.” How does the exposition and resolution of these stories highlight the maturity (or the lack thereof) of each protagonist? What do these paragraphs suggest about Sammy? What do they suggest about Silvia? What do they suggest about Lola? Explain.

*When assessing the characters, keep in mind that Sylvia is a child (10-13), Lola is a teen (14), and Sammy is a man (19). How does this information influence your assessment of each character’s maturity (or lack thereof)?

Part Two: Due Monday @ 11:59 PM

REPLY: Please reply to the posts of three of your classmates.

REPLY: Please reply to the posts of three of your classmates.

In your replies, express whether you share the conclusions of classmates or whether the story evokes another equally valid conclusion. Feel free to ask questions or for more information, details, and textual evidence that the initial posts don’t include. The point is to build our collective understanding of setting in a fictional text.

When you reply, respond with insight rather than affirmation and agreement.

Each reply should be three – four sentences AND include textual evidence to validate what you offer in your reply. USE THE EVIDENCE GATHERED FROM YOUR INITIAL ANNOTATIONS.

SAMPLE REPLIES:

Inappropriate reply: (affirmation validated with speculation)
I agree. I thought that if he only would have taken the initiative his life might have been better.

Appropriate reply: (insight validated with text and explanation)
Jim’s hesitation also suggests cowardice. He admits, “I woke up one day to realize that I was aimless and stagnant, but I didn’t have the wherewithal to change it” (24). He recognizes that he lacks purpose, but passively embraces his inaction because he is too afraid to do anything else.

Each reply should be a minimum of three sentences but, of course, may be more.

GRADING CRITERIA:

For this assignment to be considered satisfactorily completed and receive TEN (10) points, it must adhere to the following criteria:

Initial post addressing the prompt, submitted by FRIDAY @ 11:59 p.m.
Three thoughtful replies to fellow students’ posts, submitted by SUNDAY @ 11:59 p.m.Part One: Due Saturday @ 11:59 PM

POST: Your initial post response should be at least TEN sentences. Use details from the text to support and develop your response.

To avoid plot summary, please review the guidelines for writing a Literary Analysis Paragraph .

“Wildwood,” “A&P” and “The Lesson” are examples of the Retrospective Narrative

In light of this, discuss the significance of the opening and final sections of “A&P,” “Wildwood,” and “The Lesson.” How does the exposition and resolution of these stories highlight the maturity (or the lack thereof) of each protagonist? What do these paragraphs suggest about Sammy? What do they suggest about Silvia? What do they suggest about Lola? Explain.

*When assessing the characters, keep in mind that Sylvia is a child (10-13), Lola is a teen (14), and Sammy is a man (19). How does this information influence your assessment of each character’s maturity (or lack thereof)?

Part Two: Due Monday @ 11:59 PM

REPLY: Please reply to the posts of three of your classmates.

REPLY: Please reply to the posts of three of your classmates.

In your replies, express whether you share the conclusions of classmates or whether the story evokes another equally valid conclusion. Feel free to ask questions or for more information, details, and textual evidence that the initial posts don’t include. The point is to build our collective understanding of setting in a fictional text.

When you reply, respond with insight rather than affirmation and agreement.

Each reply should be three – four sentences AND include textual evidence to validate what you offer in your reply. USE THE EVIDENCE GATHERED FROM YOUR INITIAL ANNOTATIONS.

SAMPLE REPLIES:

Inappropriate reply: (affirmation validated with speculation)
I agree. I thought that if he only would have taken the initiative his life might have been better.

Appropriate reply: (insight validated with text and explanation)
Jim’s hesitation also suggests cowardice. He admits, “I woke up one day to realize that I was aimless and stagnant, but I didn’t have the wherewithal to change it” (24). He recognizes that he lacks purpose, but passively embraces his inaction because he is too afraid to do anything else.

Each reply should be a minimum of three sentences but, of course, may be more.

GRADING CRITERIA:

For this assignment to be considered satisfactorily completed and receive TEN (10) points, it must adhere to the following criteria:

Initial post addressing the prompt, submitted by FRIDAY @ 11:59 p.m.
Three thoughtful replies to fellow students’ posts, submitted by SUNDAY @ 11:59 p.m.Part One: Due Saturday @ 11:59 PM

POST: Your initial post response should be at least TEN sentences. Use details from the text to support and develop your response.

To avoid plot summary, please review the guidelines for writing a Literary Analysis Paragraph .

“Wildwood,” “A&P” and “The Lesson” are examples of the Retrospective Narrative

In light of this, discuss the significance of the opening and final sections of “A&P,” “Wildwood,” and “The Lesson.” How does the exposition and resolution of these stories highlight the maturity (or the lack thereof) of each protagonist? What do these paragraphs suggest about Sammy? What do they suggest about Silvia? What do they suggest about Lola? Explain.

*When assessing the characters, keep in mind that Sylvia is a child (10-13), Lola is a teen (14), and Sammy is a man (19). How does this information influence your assessment of each character’s maturity (or lack thereof)?

Part Two: Due Monday @ 11:59 PM

REPLY: Please reply to the posts of three of your classmates.

REPLY: Please reply to the posts of three of your classmates.

In your replies, express whether you share the conclusions of classmates or whether the story evokes another equally valid conclusion. Feel free to ask questions or for more information, details, and textual evidence that the initial posts don’t include. The point is to build our collective understanding of setting in a fictional text.

When you reply, respond with insight rather than affirmation and agreement.

Each reply should be three – four sentences AND include textual evidence to validate what you offer in your reply. USE THE EVIDENCE GATHERED FROM YOUR INITIAL ANNOTATIONS.

SAMPLE REPLIES:

Inappropriate reply: (affirmation validated with speculation)
I agree. I thought that if he only would have taken the initiative his life might have been better.

Appropriate reply: (insight validated with text and explanation)
Jim’s hesitation also suggests cowardice. He admits, “I woke up one day to realize that I was aimless and stagnant, but I didn’t have the wherewithal to change it” (24). He recognizes that he lacks purpose, but passively embraces his inaction because he is too afraid to do anything else.

Each reply should be a minimum of three sentences but, of course, may be more.

GRADING CRITERIA:

For this assignment to be considered satisfactorily completed and receive TEN (10) points, it must adhere to the following criteria:

Initial post addressing the prompt, submitted by FRIDAY @ 11:59 p.m.
Three thoughtful replies to fellow students’ posts, submitted by SUNDAY @ 11:59 p.m.Part One: Due Saturday @ 11:59 PM

POST: Your initial post response should be at least TEN sentences. Use details from the text to support and develop your response.

To avoid plot summary, please review the guidelines for writing a Literary Analysis Paragraph .

“Wildwood,” “A&P” and “The Lesson” are examples of the Retrospective Narrative

In light of this, discuss the significance of the opening and final sections of “A&P,” “Wildwood,” and “The Lesson.” How does the exposition and resolution of these stories highlight the maturity (or the lack thereof) of each protagonist? What do these paragraphs suggest about Sammy? What do they suggest about Silvia? What do they suggest about Lola? Explain.

*When assessing the characters, keep in mind that Sylvia is a child (10-13), Lola is a teen (14), and Sammy is a man (19). How does this information influence your assessment of each character’s maturity (or lack thereof)?

Part Two: Due Monday @ 11:59 PM

REPLY: Please reply to the posts of three of your classmates.

REPLY: Please reply to the posts of three of your classmates.

In your replies, express whether you share the conclusions of classmates or whether the story evokes another equally valid conclusion. Feel free to ask questions or for more information, details, and textual evidence that the initial posts don’t include. The point is to build our collective understanding of setting in a fictional text.

When you reply, respond with insight rather than affirmation and agreement.

Each reply should be three – four sentences AND include textual evidence to validate what you offer in your reply. USE THE EVIDENCE GATHERED FROM YOUR INITIAL ANNOTATIONS.

SAMPLE REPLIES:

Inappropriate reply: (affirmation validated with speculation)
I agree. I thought that if he only would have taken the initiative his life might have been better.

Appropriate reply: (insight validated with text and explanation)
Jim’s hesitation also suggests cowardice. He admits, “I woke up one day to realize that I was aimless and stagnant, but I didn’t have the wherewithal to change it” (24). He recognizes that he lacks purpose, but passively embraces his inaction because he is too afraid to do anything else.

Each reply should be a minimum of three sentences but, of course, may be more.

GRADING CRITERIA:

For this assignment to be considered satisfactorily completed and receive TEN (10) points, it must adhere to the following criteria:

Initial post addressing the prompt, submitted by FRIDAY @ 11:59 p.m.
Three thoughtful replies to fellow students’ posts, submitted by SUNDAY @ 11:59 p.m.Part One: Due Saturday @ 11:59 PM

POST: Your initial post response should be at least TEN sentences. Use details from the text to support and develop your response.

To avoid plot summary, please review the guidelines for writing a Literary Analysis Paragraph .

“Wildwood,” “A&P” and “The Lesson” are examples of the Retrospective Narrative

In light of this, discuss the significance of the opening and final sections of “A&P,” “Wildwood,” and “The Lesson.” How does the exposition and resolution of these stories highlight the maturity (or the lack thereof) of each protagonist? What do these paragraphs suggest about Sammy? What do they suggest about Silvia? What do they suggest about Lola? Explain.

*When assessing the characters, keep in mind that Sylvia is a child (10-13), Lola is a teen (14), and Sammy is a man (19). How does this information influence your assessment of each character’s maturity (or lack thereof)?

Part Two: Due Monday @ 11:59 PM

REPLY: Please reply to the posts of three of your classmates.

REPLY: Please reply to the posts of three of your classmates.

In your replies, express whether you share the conclusions of classmates or whether the story evokes another equally valid conclusion. Feel free to ask questions or for more information, details, and textual evidence that the initial posts don’t include. The point is to build our collective understanding of setting in a fictional text.

When you reply, respond with insight rather than affirmation and agreement.

Each reply should be three – four sentences AND include textual evidence to validate what you offer in your reply. USE THE EVIDENCE GATHERED FROM YOUR INITIAL ANNOTATIONS.

SAMPLE REPLIES:

Inappropriate reply: (affirmation validated with speculation)
I agree. I thought that if he only would have taken the initiative his life might have been better.

Appropriate reply: (insight validated with text and explanation)
Jim’s hesitation also suggests cowardice. He admits, “I woke up one day to realize that I was aimless and stagnant, but I didn’t have the wherewithal to change it” (24). He recognizes that he lacks purpose, but passively embraces his inaction because he is too afraid to do anything else.

Each reply should be a minimum of three sentences but, of course, may be more.

GRADING CRITERIA:

For this assignment to be considered satisfactorily completed and receive TEN (10) points, it must adhere to the following criteria:

Initial post addressing the prompt, submitted by FRIDAY @ 11:59 p.m.
Three thoughtful replies to fellow students’ posts, submitted by SUNDAY @ 11:59 p.m.Part One: Due Saturday @ 11:59 PM

POST: Your initial post response should be at least TEN sentences. Use details from the text to support and develop your response.

To avoid plot summary, please review the guidelines for writing a Literary Analysis Paragraph .

“Wildwood,” “A&P” and “The Lesson” are examples of the Retrospective Narrative

In light of this, discuss the significance of the opening and final sections of “A&P,” “Wildwood,” and “The Lesson.” How does the exposition and resolution of these stories highlight the maturity (or the lack thereof) of each protagonist? What do these paragraphs suggest about Sammy? What do they suggest about Silvia? What do they suggest about Lola? Explain.

*When assessing the characters, keep in mind that Sylvia is a child (10-13), Lola is a teen (14), and Sammy is a man (19). How does this information influence your assessment of each character’s maturity (or lack thereof)?

Part Two: Due Monday @ 11:59 PM

REPLY: Please reply to the posts of three of your classmates.

REPLY: Please reply to the posts of three of your classmates.

In your replies, express whether you share the conclusions of classmates or whether the story evokes another equally valid conclusion. Feel free to ask questions or for more information, details, and textual evidence that the initial posts don’t include. The point is to build our collective understanding of setting in a fictional text.

When you reply, respond with insight rather than affirmation and agreement.

Each reply should be three – four sentences AND include textual evidence to validate what you offer in your reply. USE THE EVIDENCE GATHERED FROM YOUR INITIAL ANNOTATIONS.

SAMPLE REPLIES:

Inappropriate reply: (affirmation validated with speculation)
I agree. I thought that if he only would have taken the initiative his life might have been better.

Appropriate reply: (insight validated with text and explanation)
Jim’s hesitation also suggests cowardice. He admits, “I woke up one day to realize that I was aimless and stagnant, but I didn’t have the wherewithal to change it” (24). He recognizes that he lacks purpose, but passively embraces his inaction because he is too afraid to do anything else.

Each reply should be a minimum of three sentences but, of course, may be more.

GRADING CRITERIA:

For this assignment to be considered satisfactorily completed and receive TEN (10) points, it must adhere to the following criteria:

Initial post addressing the prompt, submitted by FRIDAY @ 11:59 p.m.
Three thoughtful replies to fellow students’ posts, submitted by SUNDAY @ 11:59 p.m.Part One: Due Saturday @ 11:59 PM

POST: Your initial post response should be at least TEN sentences. Use details from the text to support and develop your response.

To avoid plot summary, please review the guidelines for writing a Literary Analysis Paragraph .

“Wildwood,” “A&P” and “The Lesson” are examples of the Retrospective Narrative

In light of this, discuss the significance of the opening and final sections of “A&P,” “Wildwood,” and “The Lesson.” How does the exposition and resolution of these stories highlight the maturity (or the lack thereof) of each protagonist? What do these paragraphs suggest about Sammy? What do they suggest about Silvia? What do they suggest about Lola? Explain.

*When assessing the characters, keep in mind that Sylvia is a child (10-13), Lola is a teen (14), and Sammy is a man (19). How does this information influence your assessment of each character’s maturity (or lack thereof)?

Part Two: Due Monday @ 11:59 PM

REPLY: Please reply to the posts of three of your classmates.

REPLY: Please reply to the posts of three of your classmates.

In your replies, express whether you share the conclusions of classmates or whether the story evokes another equally valid conclusion. Feel free to ask questions or for more information, details, and textual evidence that the initial posts don’t include. The point is to build our collective understanding of setting in a fictional text.

When you reply, respond with insight rather than affirmation and agreement.

Each reply should be three – four sentences AND include textual evidence to validate what you offer in your reply. USE THE EVIDENCE GATHERED FROM YOUR INITIAL ANNOTATIONS.

SAMPLE REPLIES:

Inappropriate reply: (affirmation validated with speculation)
I agree. I thought that if he only would have taken the initiative his life might have been better.

Appropriate reply: (insight validated with text and explanation)
Jim’s hesitation also suggests cowardice. He admits, “I woke up one day to realize that I was aimless and stagnant, but I didn’t have the wherewithal to change it” (24). He recognizes that he lacks purpose, but passively embraces his inaction because he is too afraid to do anything else.

Each reply should be a minimum of three sentences but, of course, may be more.

GRADING CRITERIA:

For this assignment to be considered satisfactorily completed and receive TEN (10) points, it must adhere to the following criteria:

Initial post addressing the prompt, submitted by FRIDAY @ 11:59 p.m.
Three thoughtful replies to fellow students’ posts, submitted by SUNDAY @ 11:59 p.m.

Executive summary – Basic overview of your chosen change management project
Table of content
Introduction – the primary objectives of your project.
Body of assignment (questions need to be answered) –
• The nature of the case study project: You are required to analyse your chosen case study’s project nature which includes identifying and describing the tasks performed in your project. Weighting (20%)
> The nature of projects, programmes and portfolios and their management:
In this section you are required to analyse the 5 phases of project management by identifying the knowledge areas to specific phase in relation to your particular project. Weighting (40%)
• Governance: You are expected to discuss the key people handling and involved in the project such as the project manager and the group of individuals who work together on a project to achieve its objectives. It consists of the project manager, project management staff, and other members who are maybe not directly involved with management but carry out the work related to the project.
Weighting (10%)
> Engaging with stakeholders & teams: You need to identify the strategies & plans to attract and involve individuals, groups, and organizations who may be affected by a project or may affect the project for effective decision making and execution. Weighting (10%)
> Monitoring and Closing: Project monitoring involves tracking a project’s metrics, progress, and associated tasks to ensure everything is completed on time, on budget, and according to project requirements and standards. Project monitoring also includes recognizing and identifying roadblocks or issues that might arise during the project’s execution, and taking action to rectify these problems. Weighting (10%)
• Conclusion / Recommendation if any
References (in-text + citation) to be used.Executive summary – Basic overview of your chosen change management project
Table of content
Introduction – the primary objectives of your project.
Body of assignment (questions need to be answered) –
• The nature of the case study project: You are required to analyse your chosen case study’s project nature which includes identifying and describing the tasks performed in your project. Weighting (20%)
> The nature of projects, programmes and portfolios and their management:
In this section you are required to analyse the 5 phases of project management by identifying the knowledge areas to specific phase in relation to your particular project. Weighting (40%)
• Governance: You are expected to discuss the key people handling and involved in the project such as the project manager and the group of individuals who work together on a project to achieve its objectives. It consists of the project manager, project management staff, and other members who are maybe not directly involved with management but carry out the work related to the project.
Weighting (10%)
> Engaging with stakeholders & teams: You need to identify the strategies & plans to attract and involve individuals, groups, and organizations who may be affected by a project or may affect the project for effective decision making and execution. Weighting (10%)
> Monitoring and Closing: Project monitoring involves tracking a project’s metrics, progress, and associated tasks to ensure everything is completed on time, on budget, and according to project requirements and standards. Project monitoring also includes recognizing and identifying roadblocks or issues that might arise during the project’s execution, and taking action to rectify these problems. Weighting (10%)
• Conclusion / Recommendation if any
References (in-text + citation) to be used.Executive summary – Basic overview of your chosen change management project
Table of content
Introduction – the primary objectives of your project.
Body of assignment (questions need to be answered) –
• The nature of the case study project: You are required to analyse your chosen case study’s project nature which includes identifying and describing the tasks performed in your project. Weighting (20%)
> The nature of projects, programmes and portfolios and their management:
In this section you are required to analyse the 5 phases of project management by identifying the knowledge areas to specific phase in relation to your particular project. Weighting (40%)
• Governance: You are expected to discuss the key people handling and involved in the project such as the project manager and the group of individuals who work together on a project to achieve its objectives. It consists of the project manager, project management staff, and other members who are maybe not directly involved with management but carry out the work related to the project.
Weighting (10%)
> Engaging with stakeholders & teams: You need to identify the strategies & plans to attract and involve individuals, groups, and organizations who may be affected by a project or may affect the project for effective decision making and execution. Weighting (10%)
> Monitoring and Closing: Project monitoring involves tracking a project’s metrics, progress, and associated tasks to ensure everything is completed on time, on budget, and according to project requirements and standards. Project monitoring also includes recognizing and identifying roadblocks or issues that might arise during the project’s execution, and taking action to rectify these problems. Weighting (10%)
• Conclusion / Recommendation if any
References (in-text + citation) to be used.Executive summary – Basic overview of your chosen change management project
Table of content
Introduction – the primary objectives of your project.
Body of assignment (questions need to be answered) –
• The nature of the case study project: You are required to analyse your chosen case study’s project nature which includes identifying and describing the tasks performed in your project. Weighting (20%)
> The nature of projects, programmes and portfolios and their management:
In this section you are required to analyse the 5 phases of project management by identifying the knowledge areas to specific phase in relation to your particular project. Weighting (40%)
• Governance: You are expected to discuss the key people handling and involved in the project such as the project manager and the group of individuals who work together on a project to achieve its objectives. It consists of the project manager, project management staff, and other members who are maybe not directly involved with management but carry out the work related to the project.
Weighting (10%)
> Engaging with stakeholders & teams: You need to identify the strategies & plans to attract and involve individuals, groups, and organizations who may be affected by a project or may affect the project for effective decision making and execution. Weighting (10%)
> Monitoring and Closing: Project monitoring involves tracking a project’s metrics, progress, and associated tasks to ensure everything is completed on time, on budget, and according to project requirements and standards. Project monitoring also includes recognizing and identifying roadblocks or issues that might arise during the project’s execution, and taking action to rectify these problems. Weighting (10%)
• Conclusion / Recommendation if any
References (in-text + citation) to be used.Executive summary – Basic overview of your chosen change management project
Table of content
Introduction – the primary objectives of your project.
Body of assignment (questions need to be answered) –
• The nature of the case study project: You are required to analyse your chosen case study’s project nature which includes identifying and describing the tasks performed in your project. Weighting (20%)
> The nature of projects, programmes and portfolios and their management:
In this section you are required to analyse the 5 phases of project management by identifying the knowledge areas to specific phase in relation to your particular project. Weighting (40%)
• Governance: You are expected to discuss the key people handling and involved in the project such as the project manager and the group of individuals who work together on a project to achieve its objectives. It consists of the project manager, project management staff, and other members who are maybe not directly involved with management but carry out the work related to the project.
Weighting (10%)
> Engaging with stakeholders & teams: You need to identify the strategies & plans to attract and involve individuals, groups, and organizations who may be affected by a project or may affect the project for effective decision making and execution. Weighting (10%)
> Monitoring and Closing: Project monitoring involves tracking a project’s metrics, progress, and associated tasks to ensure everything is completed on time, on budget, and according to project requirements and standards. Project monitoring also includes recognizing and identifying roadblocks or issues that might arise during the project’s execution, and taking action to rectify these problems. Weighting (10%)
• Conclusion / Recommendation if any
References (in-text + citation) to be used.Executive summary – Basic overview of your chosen change management project
Table of content
Introduction – the primary objectives of your project.
Body of assignment (questions need to be answered) –
• The nature of the case study project: You are required to analyse your chosen case study’s project nature which includes identifying and describing the tasks performed in your project. Weighting (20%)
> The nature of projects, programmes and portfolios and their management:
In this section you are required to analyse the 5 phases of project management by identifying the knowledge areas to specific phase in relation to your particular project. Weighting (40%)
• Governance: You are expected to discuss the key people handling and involved in the project such as the project manager and the group of individuals who work together on a project to achieve its objectives. It consists of the project manager, project management staff, and other members who are maybe not directly involved with management but carry out the work related to the project.
Weighting (10%)
> Engaging with stakeholders & teams: You need to identify the strategies & plans to attract and involve individuals, groups, and organizations who may be affected by a project or may affect the project for effective decision making and execution. Weighting (10%)
> Monitoring and Closing: Project monitoring involves tracking a project’s metrics, progress, and associated tasks to ensure everything is completed on time, on budget, and according to project requirements and standards. Project monitoring also includes recognizing and identifying roadblocks or issues that might arise during the project’s execution, and taking action to rectify these problems. Weighting (10%)
• Conclusion / Recommendation if any
References (in-text + citation) to be used.Executive summary – Basic overview of your chosen change management project
Table of content
Introduction – the primary objectives of your project.
Body of assignment (questions need to be answered) –
• The nature of the case study project: You are required to analyse your chosen case study’s project nature which includes identifying and describing the tasks performed in your project. Weighting (20%)
> The nature of projects, programmes and portfolios and their management:
In this section you are required to analyse the 5 phases of project management by identifying the knowledge areas to specific phase in relation to your particular project. Weighting (40%)
• Governance: You are expected to discuss the key people handling and involved in the project such as the project manager and the group of individuals who work together on a project to achieve its objectives. It consists of the project manager, project management staff, and other members who are maybe not directly involved with management but carry out the work related to the project.
Weighting (10%)
> Engaging with stakeholders & teams: You need to identify the strategies & plans to attract and involve individuals, groups, and organizations who may be affected by a project or may affect the project for effective decision making and execution. Weighting (10%)
> Monitoring and Closing: Project monitoring involves tracking a project’s metrics, progress, and associated tasks to ensure everything is completed on time, on budget, and according to project requirements and standards. Project monitoring also includes recognizing and identifying roadblocks or issues that might arise during the project’s execution, and taking action to rectify these problems. Weighting (10%)
• Conclusion / Recommendation if any
References (in-text + citation) to be used.Executive summary – Basic overview of your chosen change management project
Table of content
Introduction – the primary objectives of your project.
Body of assignment (questions need to be answered) –
• The nature of the case study project: You are required to analyse your chosen case study’s project nature which includes identifying and describing the tasks performed in your project. Weighting (20%)
> The nature of projects, programmes and portfolios and their management:
In this section you are required to analyse the 5 phases of project management by identifying the knowledge areas to specific phase in relation to your particular project. Weighting (40%)
• Governance: You are expected to discuss the key people handling and involved in the project such as the project manager and the group of individuals who work together on a project to achieve its objectives. It consists of the project manager, project management staff, and other members who are maybe not directly involved with management but carry out the work related to the project.
Weighting (10%)
> Engaging with stakeholders & teams: You need to identify the strategies & plans to attract and involve individuals, groups, and organizations who may be affected by a project or may affect the project for effective decision making and execution. Weighting (10%)
> Monitoring and Closing: Project monitoring involves tracking a project’s metrics, progress, and associated tasks to ensure everything is completed on time, on budget, and according to project requirements and standards. Project monitoring also includes recognizing and identifying roadblocks or issues that might arise during the project’s execution, and taking action to rectify these problems. Weighting (10%)
• Conclusion / Recommendation if any
References (in-text + citation) to be used.Executive summary – Basic overview of your chosen change management project
Table of content
Introduction – the primary objectives of your project.
Body of assignment (questions need to be answered) –
• The nature of the case study project: You are required to analyse your chosen case study’s project nature which includes identifying and describing the tasks performed in your project. Weighting (20%)
> The nature of projects, programmes and portfolios and their management:
In this section you are required to analyse the 5 phases of project management by identifying the knowledge areas to specific phase in relation to your particular project. Weighting (40%)
• Governance: You are expected to discuss the key people handling and involved in the project such as the project manager and the group of individuals who work together on a project to achieve its objectives. It consists of the project manager, project management staff, and other members who are maybe not directly involved with management but carry out the work related to the project.
Weighting (10%)
> Engaging with stakeholders & teams: You need to identify the strategies & plans to attract and involve individuals, groups, and organizations who may be affected by a project or may affect the project for effective decision making and execution. Weighting (10%)
> Monitoring and Closing: Project monitoring involves tracking a project’s metrics, progress, and associated tasks to ensure everything is completed on time, on budget, and according to project requirements and standards. Project monitoring also includes recognizing and identifying roadblocks or issues that might arise during the project’s execution, and taking action to rectify these problems. Weighting (10%)
• Conclusion / Recommendation if any
References (in-text + citation) to be used.Executive summary – Basic overview of your chosen change management project
Table of content
Introduction – the primary objectives of your project.
Body of assignment (questions need to be answered) –
• The nature of the case study project: You are required to analyse your chosen case study’s project nature which includes identifying and describing the tasks performed in your project. Weighting (20%)
> The nature of projects, programmes and portfolios and their management:
In this section you are required to analyse the 5 phases of project management by identifying the knowledge areas to specific phase in relation to your particular project. Weighting (40%)
• Governance: You are expected to discuss the key people handling and involved in the project such as the project manager and the group of individuals who work together on a project to achieve its objectives. It consists of the project manager, project management staff, and other members who are maybe not directly involved with management but carry out the work related to the project.
Weighting (10%)
> Engaging with stakeholders & teams: You need to identify the strategies & plans to attract and involve individuals, groups, and organizations who may be affected by a project or may affect the project for effective decision making and execution. Weighting (10%)
> Monitoring and Closing: Project monitoring involves tracking a project’s metrics, progress, and associated tasks to ensure everything is completed on time, on budget, and according to project requirements and standards. Project monitoring also includes recognizing and identifying roadblocks or issues that might arise during the project’s execution, and taking action to rectify these problems. Weighting (10%)
• Conclusion / Recommendation if any
References (in-text + citation) to be used.Executive summary – Basic overview of your chosen change management project
Table of content
Introduction – the primary objectives of your project.
Body of assignment (questions need to be answered) –
• The nature of the case study project: You are required to analyse your chosen case study’s project nature which includes identifying and describing the tasks performed in your project. Weighting (20%)
> The nature of projects, programmes and portfolios and their management:
In this section you are required to analyse the 5 phases of project management by identifying the knowledge areas to specific phase in relation to your particular project. Weighting (40%)
• Governance: You are expected to discuss the key people handling and involved in the project such as the project manager and the group of individuals who work together on a project to achieve its objectives. It consists of the project manager, project management staff, and other members who are maybe not directly involved with management but carry out the work related to the project.
Weighting (10%)
> Engaging with stakeholders & teams: You need to identify the strategies & plans to attract and involve individuals, groups, and organizations who may be affected by a project or may affect the project for effective decision making and execution. Weighting (10%)
> Monitoring and Closing: Project monitoring involves tracking a project’s metrics, progress, and associated tasks to ensure everything is completed on time, on budget, and according to project requirements and standards. Project monitoring also includes recognizing and identifying roadblocks or issues that might arise during the project’s execution, and taking action to rectify these problems. Weighting (10%)
• Conclusion / Recommendation if any
References (in-text + citation) to be used.Executive summary – Basic overview of your chosen change management project
Table of content
Introduction – the primary objectives of your project.
Body of assignment (questions need to be answered) –
• The nature of the case study project: You are required to analyse your chosen case study’s project nature which includes identifying and describing the tasks performed in your project. Weighting (20%)
> The nature of projects, programmes and portfolios and their management:
In this section you are required to analyse the 5 phases of project management by identifying the knowledge areas to specific phase in relation to your particular project. Weighting (40%)
• Governance: You are expected to discuss the key people handling and involved in the project such as the project manager and the group of individuals who work together on a project to achieve its objectives. It consists of the project manager, project management staff, and other members who are maybe not directly involved with management but carry out the work related to the project.
Weighting (10%)
> Engaging with stakeholders & teams: You need to identify the strategies & plans to attract and involve individuals, groups, and organizations who may be affected by a project or may affect the project for effective decision making and execution. Weighting (10%)
> Monitoring and Closing: Project monitoring involves tracking a project’s metrics, progress, and associated tasks to ensure everything is completed on time, on budget, and according to project requirements and standards. Project monitoring also includes recognizing and identifying roadblocks or issues that might arise during the project’s execution, and taking action to rectify these problems. Weighting (10%)
• Conclusion / Recommendation if any
References (in-text + citation) to be used.Executive summary – Basic overview of your chosen change management project
Table of content
Introduction – the primary objectives of your project.
Body of assignment (questions need to be answered) –
• The nature of the case study project: You are required to analyse your chosen case study’s project nature which includes identifying and describing the tasks performed in your project. Weighting (20%)
> The nature of projects, programmes and portfolios and their management:
In this section you are required to analyse the 5 phases of project management by identifying the knowledge areas to specific phase in relation to your particular project. Weighting (40%)
• Governance: You are expected to discuss the key people handling and involved in the project such as the project manager and the group of individuals who work together on a project to achieve its objectives. It consists of the project manager, project management staff, and other members who are maybe not directly involved with management but carry out the work related to the project.
Weighting (10%)
> Engaging with stakeholders & teams: You need to identify the strategies & plans to attract and involve individuals, groups, and organizations who may be affected by a project or may affect the project for effective decision making and execution. Weighting (10%)
> Monitoring and Closing: Project monitoring involves tracking a project’s metrics, progress, and associated tasks to ensure everything is completed on time, on budget, and according to project requirements and standards. Project monitoring also includes recognizing and identifying roadblocks or issues that might arise during the project’s execution, and taking action to rectify these problems. Weighting (10%)
• Conclusion / Recommendation if any
References (in-text + citation) to be used.Executive summary – Basic overview of your chosen change management project
Table of content
Introduction – the primary objectives of your project.
Body of assignment (questions need to be answered) –
• The nature of the case study project: You are required to analyse your chosen case study’s project nature which includes identifying and describing the tasks performed in your project. Weighting (20%)
> The nature of projects, programmes and portfolios and their management:
In this section you are required to analyse the 5 phases of project management by identifying the knowledge areas to specific phase in relation to your particular project. Weighting (40%)
• Governance: You are expected to discuss the key people handling and involved in the project such as the project manager and the group of individuals who work together on a project to achieve its objectives. It consists of the project manager, project management staff, and other members who are maybe not directly involved with management but carry out the work related to the project.
Weighting (10%)
> Engaging with stakeholders & teams: You need to identify the strategies & plans to attract and involve individuals, groups, and organizations who may be affected by a project or may affect the project for effective decision making and execution. Weighting (10%)
> Monitoring and Closing: Project monitoring involves tracking a project’s metrics, progress, and associated tasks to ensure everything is completed on time, on budget, and according to project requirements and standards. Project monitoring also includes recognizing and identifying roadblocks or issues that might arise during the project’s execution, and taking action to rectify these problems. Weighting (10%)
• Conclusion / Recommendation if any
References (in-text + citation) to be used.Executive summary – Basic overview of your chosen change management project
Table of content
Introduction – the primary objectives of your project.
Body of assignment (questions need to be answered) –
• The nature of the case study project: You are required to analyse your chosen case study’s project nature which includes identifying and describing the tasks performed in your project. Weighting (20%)
> The nature of projects, programmes and portfolios and their management:
In this section you are required to analyse the 5 phases of project management by identifying the knowledge areas to specific phase in relation to your particular project. Weighting (40%)
• Governance: You are expected to discuss the key people handling and involved in the project such as the project manager and the group of individuals who work together on a project to achieve its objectives. It consists of the project manager, project management staff, and other members who are maybe not directly involved with management but carry out the work related to the project.
Weighting (10%)
> Engaging with stakeholders & teams: You need to identify the strategies & plans to attract and involve individuals, groups, and organizations who may be affected by a project or may affect the project for effective decision making and execution. Weighting (10%)
> Monitoring and Closing: Project monitoring involves tracking a project’s metrics, progress, and associated tasks to ensure everything is completed on time, on budget, and according to project requirements and standards. Project monitoring also includes recognizing and identifying roadblocks or issues that might arise during the project’s execution, and taking action to rectify these problems. Weighting (10%)
• Conclusion / Recommendation if any
References (in-text + citation) to be used.Executive summary – Basic overview of your chosen change management project
Table of content
Introduction – the primary objectives of your project.
Body of assignment (questions need to be answered) –
• The nature of the case study project: You are required to analyse your chosen case study’s project nature which includes identifying and describing the tasks performed in your project. Weighting (20%)
> The nature of projects, programmes and portfolios and their management:
In this section you are required to analyse the 5 phases of project management by identifying the knowledge areas to specific phase in relation to your particular project. Weighting (40%)
• Governance: You are expected to discuss the key people handling and involved in the project such as the project manager and the group of individuals who work together on a project to achieve its objectives. It consists of the project manager, project management staff, and other members who are maybe not directly involved with management but carry out the work related to the project.
Weighting (10%)
> Engaging with stakeholders & teams: You need to identify the strategies & plans to attract and involve individuals, groups, and organizations who may be affected by a project or may affect the project for effective decision making and execution. Weighting (10%)
> Monitoring and Closing: Project monitoring involves tracking a project’s metrics, progress, and associated tasks to ensure everything is completed on time, on budget, and according to project requirements and standards. Project monitoring also includes recognizing and identifying roadblocks or issues that might arise during the project’s execution, and taking action to rectify these problems. Weighting (10%)
• Conclusion / Recommendation if any
References (in-text + citation) to be used.Executive summary – Basic overview of your chosen change management project
Table of content
Introduction – the primary objectives of your project.
Body of assignment (questions need to be answered) –
• The nature of the case study project: You are required to analyse your chosen case study’s project nature which includes identifying and describing the tasks performed in your project. Weighting (20%)
> The nature of projects, programmes and portfolios and their management:
In this section you are required to analyse the 5 phases of project management by identifying the knowledge areas to specific phase in relation to your particular project. Weighting (40%)
• Governance: You are expected to discuss the key people handling and involved in the project such as the project manager and the group of individuals who work together on a project to achieve its objectives. It consists of the project manager, project management staff, and other members who are maybe not directly involved with management but carry out the work related to the project.
Weighting (10%)
> Engaging with stakeholders & teams: You need to identify the strategies & plans to attract and involve individuals, groups, and organizations who may be affected by a project or may affect the project for effective decision making and execution. Weighting (10%)
> Monitoring and Closing: Project monitoring involves tracking a project’s metrics, progress, and associated tasks to ensure everything is completed on time, on budget, and according to project requirements and standards. Project monitoring also includes recognizing and identifying roadblocks or issues that might arise during the project’s execution, and taking action to rectify these problems. Weighting (10%)
• Conclusion / Recommendation if any
References (in-text + citation) to be used.Executive summary – Basic overview of your chosen change management project
Table of content
Introduction – the primary objectives of your project.
Body of assignment (questions need to be answered) –
• The nature of the case study project: You are required to analyse your chosen case study’s project nature which includes identifying and describing the tasks performed in your project. Weighting (20%)
> The nature of projects, programmes and portfolios and their management:
In this section you are required to analyse the 5 phases of project management by identifying the knowledge areas to specific phase in relation to your particular project. Weighting (40%)
• Governance: You are expected to discuss the key people handling and involved in the project such as the project manager and the group of individuals who work together on a project to achieve its objectives. It consists of the project manager, project management staff, and other members who are maybe not directly involved with management but carry out the work related to the project.
Weighting (10%)
> Engaging with stakeholders & teams: You need to identify the strategies & plans to attract and involve individuals, groups, and organizations who may be affected by a project or may affect the project for effective decision making and execution. Weighting (10%)
> Monitoring and Closing: Project monitoring involves tracking a project’s metrics, progress, and associated tasks to ensure everything is completed on time, on budget, and according to project requirements and standards. Project monitoring also includes recognizing and identifying roadblocks or issues that might arise during the project’s execution, and taking action to rectify these problems. Weighting (10%)
• Conclusion / Recommendation if any
References (in-text + citation) to be used.Executive summary – Basic overview of your chosen change management project
Table of content
Introduction – the primary objectives of your project.
Body of assignment (questions need to be answered) –
• The nature of the case study project: You are required to analyse your chosen case study’s project nature which includes identifying and describing the tasks performed in your project. Weighting (20%)
> The nature of projects, programmes and portfolios and their management:
In this section you are required to analyse the 5 phases of project management by identifying the knowledge areas to specific phase in relation to your particular project. Weighting (40%)
• Governance: You are expected to discuss the key people handling and involved in the project such as the project manager and the group of individuals who work together on a project to achieve its objectives. It consists of the project manager, project management staff, and other members who are maybe not directly involved with management but carry out the work related to the project.
Weighting (10%)
> Engaging with stakeholders & teams: You need to identify the strategies & plans to attract and involve individuals, groups, and organizations who may be affected by a project or may affect the project for effective decision making and execution. Weighting (10%)
> Monitoring and Closing: Project monitoring involves tracking a project’s metrics, progress, and associated tasks to ensure everything is completed on time, on budget, and according to project requirements and standards. Project monitoring also includes recognizing and identifying roadblocks or issues that might arise during the project’s execution, and taking action to rectify these problems. Weighting (10%)
• Conclusion / Recommendation if any
References (in-text + citation) to be used.Executive summary – Basic overview of your chosen change management project
Table of content
Introduction – the primary objectives of your project.
Body of assignment (questions need to be answered) –
• The nature of the case study project: You are required to analyse your chosen case study’s project nature which includes identifying and describing the tasks performed in your project. Weighting (20%)
> The nature of projects, programmes and portfolios and their management:
In this section you are required to analyse the 5 phases of project management by identifying the knowledge areas to specific phase in relation to your particular project. Weighting (40%)
• Governance: You are expected to discuss the key people handling and involved in the project such as the project manager and the group of individuals who work together on a project to achieve its objectives. It consists of the project manager, project management staff, and other members who are maybe not directly involved with management but carry out the work related to the project.
Weighting (10%)
> Engaging with stakeholders & teams: You need to identify the strategies & plans to attract and involve individuals, groups, and organizations who may be affected by a project or may affect the project for effective decision making and execution. Weighting (10%)
> Monitoring and Closing: Project monitoring involves tracking a project’s metrics, progress, and associated tasks to ensure everything is completed on time, on budget, and according to project requirements and standards. Project monitoring also includes recognizing and identifying roadblocks or issues that might arise during the project’s execution, and taking action to rectify these problems. Weighting (10%)
• Conclusion / Recommendation if any
References (in-text + citation) to be used.

For this essay, you will be responding to the “Disconnected Urbanism” essay that we read in class. Your class closure asked you if you agreed or disagreed with Goldberger’s claim about cell phones disconnecting us from our surroundings. This essay is an extension of that statement (class closure statement). You will write an essay in which you state your opinion regarding Goldberger’s opinion. The catch: you must respond using all three rhetorical appeals (ethos, logos, and pathos). You will also need to quote from Goldberger’s essay for your response, using correct in-text citations. You will also need to include a works cited page. If you would prefer to use the textbook so you can have page numbers (preferred), let me know, and I will help you with your MLA citation.

What type of clients find their way to our penal system? Discuss atleast four of the clientele noted in chapter six of the text and provide some background and discussion of the criteria associated with each of the four. Discuss the factors associated with their classification and management. In your conclusion, determine which of the four typologies you identify present the most difficultly for correctional managers and why. Make sure you develop your essay by including an introduction, discussion, and conclusion. Your Essay should be at least five pages no more then six double spaced pages and no more than six. Include a work cited (reference) page formatted as per APA guidelines. You should include a minimum of three sources to support the material presented in your essay (typically, the text and two external scholarly sources).