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In this assignment, you will complete the next phase for your Informatics Solution Proposal. Review the feedback your faculty member provided last week and incorporate relevant parts into your work on this assignment. Remember that each week builds on the last and will culminate in the Week 5 assignment.
Determine a category of informatics or technology that can solve the clinical or administrative issue you identified in Week 2.
Compose a 525- to 700-word summary of the benefits of selecting a product from this category of technology or informatics solution.
In your summary, you should:
Identify a category of informatics or technology solution that may be appropriate for the identified workplace. Select a category of solution but not a specific product. For example, staffing software, EHRs, integrated Vital Sign machines, bar code scanners, telecommunication software, etc. You will select the specific products in Week 4.
Provide a rationale for why this category of solution may help address the clinical or administrative problem.
Describe potential regulatory, legal, or ethical issues this category of solution may cause or resolve.
Include a minimum of 3 peer-reviewed sources.
Cite your sources according to APA guidelines.

Operations strategy analysis in a construction company. Assume organisation’s strategic competitive priorities for 2022 and create the operations tactics in: I. Product and service design II. Process III. Location IV. Quality V. Layout and work design VI. Scheduling VII. Inventory Management VIII. Maintenance Note: you need to cover 3 out of the 8 areas that are the most relevant

Problem statement : Currently NFT’s do not have any physical usage or value in the real world.

This thesis should provide academic detailed research on blockchains, metaverses, NFT’s and smart contracts, explaining how they each currently run and how they all come together.

It should then show how currently NFT’s are being sold for ridiculous prices, yet they dont have any physical use or value in the real world.

The thesis should then describe in detail the solution
The solution to this is being able to attach NFT’s to already existing “Real world objects” like fashion items, cars , houses, clothes . In other words , taking existing physical products and turning them into 3D NFT’s.

After attaching 3D NFTS to these physical products (using smart contracts), they will then be placed on a marketplace created by me , which will allow users to buy, sell and exchange their NFTS. Only NFT’s which have a physical product behind them will be allowed on the marketplace.

1 possible problem with this solution : we have to design a process that is able to verify the physical item is authentic

These NFTS will also be made avaialble to use in the different metaverses(decentraland, sanbox, axie infity).

The thesis structure requirements

Report Format
As a general rule, the body of the dissertation should be between 12,000-15,000 words this will normally corresponds to about 40-60 pages if you include some diagrams. We don’t have prescriptive style/format, but students should choose a font that is easy to read (normally 10 or 12) and are encouraged to use one and a half line spacing. You should include appendices for additional material not central to the report (e.g. questionnaires, screenshots) and these will be in addition to 12,000-15,000 pages for the main body.

Content and Structure
Student’s projects will be assessed primarily from the report and it is therefore essential that it is full account of your work and clearly presented. The detailed structure will depend on the type and nature of the project and students should obtain advice from their supervisors. Supervisors are also expected to comment on outlines and drafts. When writing the report students should make sure to pitch it at the right level. They should not assume that the reader is an expert in a specialist topic that they are reporting, but should assume that they have a good knowledge of the general discipline. If a good fellow student would understand it then that is about right.

· Title page
· Abstract: a summary of the project highlighting major points and describing the project’s scope and conclusions.
· Acknowledgement: any one student wish to thank.
· Table of contents: detailed breakdown with chapter headings, section headings and may be subsection headings, each with page numbers.
· Table of figures: location, number and legend of all figures in the report
· References
· Bibliography (optional)
· Appendices

Chapter1
Should normally start with a short introduction to the problem you are addressing and your aims and objectivws, give a short review of the context and describe what follows in the main body of the report.

Chapter 2
should normally include a critical review of the pertinent literature review so the reader would understand what you are building on. You may also describe techniques, guidelines and even existing products if relevant to what you will be presenting later. It is important that this review is written in your words throughout, reads as a coherent and connected piece of writing, shows the relevance of the material presented to the problem being addressed and provide some critique / analysis of the material and its applicability to the problem. In essence it is your analysis and understanding that we are interested in, how you build on existing work, understand its limitations and gaps, select from available methods/tools with some justifications, and present that coherently.

It is important you select your references carefully in your review. It is not sufficient to find 15 web sites which seem to have something relevant to say. Sources should be authoritative, accurate and preferably should still be around in five years’ time. Academic papers and books usually meet these criteria but also some web sources are acceptable.
The structure of the middle section of the report will vary according to the type of the project.

Middle Section(Rest of the Chapters)

The structure of the middle section of the report will vary according to the type of the project. Many possible structures are possible but two typical structures are presented here:

A) Software development project: the goal is to develop some software to solve some problem. The chapters should cover requirements, design, prototyping and redesign, implementation, testing, evaluation and conclusion. This structure is appropriate where you have a customer (external or supervisor) who wants some software for a real life problem. A successful project is one where you elicit the customer’s needs, develop a reliable and functional solution, and test/evaluate the software and demonstrate that in deed meet the customer’s needs. A simple set of web pages might satisfy some customers but would not result in you getting the MSc.

B) Research oriented project: the goal is to advance understanding by carrying out an investigation which may include prototyping a system. The chapters will present the problem (sometimes as a hypothesis), review existing work, describe the research undertaken (including design of any experiments), present the results of any experiments, present any conclusions, relate to these to past work and suggesting further work.

The final chapter
will present conclusions and discuss further work. It should also mention Evidence of Legal, Social, Ethical and Professional issues. Also it must be clear just what has been achieved against the original objectives/problem description set out in chapter 1.

Project Evaluation
It is not enough to achieve something in doing your MSc project by way of software development or by conducting some experiments. You also need to demonstrate the worth of what you have achieved by some kind of independent standard other than your own satisfaction with what you have done. With a software development you can do this by conducting an evaluation with the help of some third parties. Evaluation is different from testing your software. The aim of testing is to verify that your software does what is designed to do. The aim of the evaluation is to validate that your software fulfils the project’s requirements. A minimum evaluation might be a checklist comparison of what the original requirements were and what/how you succeeded in implementing them.

Your evaluation should be written up and presented in your report after you describe what you have achieved. Usually you would present this in a special chapter by itself. No software is perfect so the evaluation is likely to reveal some shortcomings. You should not try to hide or disguise them. You are unlikely to convince your markers that your success was one big success story if your evaluation just presents a bland picture of a successful outcome. You should turn around the shortcomings by being honest and realistic about them and even take the opportunity to say how they might be improved. This self-critique is often the most interesting part of a project. Finally, part of your evaluation should consider the potential commercial risks that your project outcome may be susceptible to and how any such risks can be mitigated. In some cases this aims to investigate and develop practical and universal approach to assess and rate large-scale commercial risks.

Report References
Your report may cite a wide range of sources (e.g. papers or web sites that you have used) as background and context of the work. Sources are cited at the relevant point in the text and full source information is given in the references section. There are a variety of acceptable citation and referencing style but the most commonly used styles are the Harvard style and the IEEE style which are recommended in the MSc projects.

Assessment criteria includes
Thorough definition and understanding of the investigated problem
Evidence of appropriate literature review and a thorough reference list
Detailed explanation and justification of the methodology and approach
Demonstration of an understanding of the key concepts involved
Demonstration of the skills necessary to carry out the work, including problem analysis, application design and development, testing and evaluation and other relevant aspects.
Evidence of Legal, Social, Ethical and Professional issues
Comprehensive nature and depth of the materials
Critical analysis with strong grasp of conceptual context and a solid design
Originality and use of innovative ideas and techniques
Discussion, evaluation and assessment of risk of own results
Quality of the written report

1 Plan, schedule, monitor and control his/her own work
2 Produce a clear set of specifications for the project from its initial stage
3 Defend ideas in discussions with the supervisor
4 Critically analyse previous relevant work and set of data in its widest context; according to the subject area and topic of the project, data may be interpreted as: raw data publically available, data experimentally produced, data generated theoretically or even data as a set of various approaches and methodologies to problem solving.
5 Use effectively libraries and other information sources
6 Understand ethical, legal and professional issues and apply them to a project
7 Apply tools, skills and techniques he/she developed in taught modules
8 Communicate effectively findings in a variety of ways
9 Understand the role of the deliverables at the various stages of the project cycle
10 Write a comprehensive and concise report, justify the project implementation, discuss and explain findings at the viva
11 Critically evaluate the project outcomes and evidence of commercial risks

To what extent have measures put in place by the Indian government between 1950 and 2000 been successful in eliminating discrimination based on caste during this time period?

Review a quantitative or qualitative research study (either one you have reviewed in previous weeks or a new study) answer the question below that relates to the study:
If you found a quantitative research study: Provide an example of why you think your study has or doesn’t haveinternal validity using the listing from your text book on pages 153-154 (under Threats to Internal Validity). Be specific in your answer as related to these threats to demonstrate understanding of the concept of internal validity.
If you found a qualitative research study: Provide an example of why you think your study has or doesn’t have external validity using the information from your text book on page 154. Be very specific in your answer providing an example that demonstrates understanding of the concept of external validity.

What were some of the stylistic elements that were shared by Rock ‘N’ Roll and Rhythm and Blues in the 1950s?

Respond to both questions:
What are some examples of tort reform, and how successful have they been?
How can standard of care be proven?

Overview
Your team is a company’s corporate marketing team and your task is to become experts in understanding the organization and sector in which it operates, in efforts to develop a comprehensive marketing strategy for one of their products or services to present to your organization’s board of directors

Assignment
Executive summary
– Presents a brief summary of the main goals and recommendations of the plan for management review, helping top management find the plan’s major points quickly.

Current marketing situation
– Describes the target market and the company’s position in it, including information about the market, product performance, competition, and distribution.
This section includes the following:
– A market description that defines the market and major segments and then reviews customer needs and factors in the marketing environment that may affect customer purchasing.
– A product review that shows sales, prices, and gross margins of the major products in the product line.
– A review of competition that identifies major competitors and assesses their market positions and strategies for product quality, pricing, distribution, and promotion.
– A review of distribution that evaluates recent sales trends and other developments in major distribution channels.

THE COMPANY IS BODYARMOR (Superdrink)

Plan Your Project

DO NOT USE WIKIPEDIA OR OTHER ENCYCLOPEDIC SOURCES FOR THIS
PAPER! If you
need help finding appropriate sources, let your instructor know.

Project Topics

You will select a project from those listed below. Some are from Math
Through the Ages while others are not. If you do not see a topic which
interests you, you may post a project proposal for my approval.

THE PURPOSE OF THE PROJECT IS FOR YOU TO FOCUS ON THE PRESENT AND
FUTURE OF MATHEMATICS IN LIGHT OF ITS HISTORY.
All projects must place the
mathematics of today in its historical context. Ask 3 questions: Where did we
come from? Where are we now? Where are we going?

OTHER IDEAS — If you pick one of
these topics, you will need to determine a focus for your project. You do not
need to address all of the questions under the topic.

1.
Research and write about one or more person
working in mathematics right now. In what branch(es) of mathematics are they
working? What problems interest them? What contributions have they made? If the
person is a woman, are there still barriers to women who wish to enter the
field of mathematics? What groups exist to foster women in mathematics? Be sure
to include some historical context.
These
topics will provide the basic direction of your research and writing. However,
you should also respond to additional issues listed under “What should
your paper include?”

What should your paper include?
·
A thesis statement, that is, is a claim/opinion
that can be supported by an argument.
The body of the paper should support your thesis statement.
·
A factual response to the question(s) asked above
·
Critical thinking, supported by facts and
reasons, about the implications for mathematics in the 21st century
·
Some discussion of how current developments (in
the area you researched) reflect and relate to previous eras in math history
·
Reflections on what your research says about the
core controversies in the 21st century
·
Discuss the historical and/or cultural context of
your topic, that is, events, beliefs and values that influenced the
ideas/people in your research.
·
At least 10 strong reference sources.
·
Text citations for all quotes, facts, or ideas
that are not your own, properly formatted
·
A bibliography or list of sources, properly
formatted
If you are not sure what is required, please ask.

What should you do?
·
Find
at least 6 reliable, high quality sources of information and research the
questions above and the items under “What should your paper include?”
Please do not use Wikipedia or other encyclopedic references.
·
Check your facts and attributions (provide
sources!). Citations and bibliography should follow a standard academic format.
·
Proofread your paper and spell check your paper
carefully.
·
Save the paper with your name in the filename
(e.g. JSmith_M8.rtf).
·
Submit your final paper in the discussion area,
“Mathematics 2007 and Counting… .”
Links are provided below if you need help with any of this.

How will your paper be evaluated?
·
Your paper will be evaluated on the following
characteristics:
·
Clear statement of a thesis.
·
Use of critical thinking – i.e. do you look at
ideas and events analytically & critically, instead of just reporting what
you read?
·
Accuracy of factual content
·
Understanding of mathematical ideas that are
discussed.
·
Defense of your thesis – i.e. use of evidence to
make your point.
·
Quality of sources with appropriate attribution
through text notes and a well-formatted source list.

Speech on the following topic: one needs friends, right?