The rise of Generative AI has prompted some companies to implement it in some way for various processes, including strategic planning. But does it replace the human element?

vbk://9780357118252/page/557 Overview: Strategic planning is a key ingredient in a successful organization. The rise of Generative AI has prompted some companies to implement it in some way for various processes, including strategic planning. But does it replace the human element? In this assignment, we will explore this concept further.

Instructions: For this assignment, you will be prompting generative AI to create a strategic plan and either a SWOT Analysis or PESTLE analysis for the organization of your choice. The caveat is you will need to prompt generative AI based on an organizational profile and not a name (see Chapter 11 under “The Baldrige Organizational Profile” for some ideas on how to profile the organization). Be sure to include appropriate references in your responses. The assignment will utilize the attached template.

The effectiveness and challenges of online learning for secondary school students, The Impact and Effectiveness of E-Learning on Teaching and Learning.

Think about your proposal as a precursor to your report. The proposal should provide enough information for the reader to understand the problem and suggested solutions, so that they would “want” you to research and write a report. If you do a good job on the proposal, most of the work will be done for you with respect to the report. Headings should be meaningful. The heading “Discussion” does not provide the reader with any information as to what to expect. The text provides many samples, but these are just samples. For example, the document case studies use numbered bullets, but I want you to write your report using complete paragraphs. Do NOT include a budget or any type of credentials.

Your credibility will be demonstrated through the sources you use and your writing. Sources: 1. Basar, Z. M., Mansor, A. N., Jamaludin, K. A., & Alias, B. S. (2021).

The effectiveness and challenges of online learning for secondary school students – A case study. Asian Journal of University Education, 17(3), 119-129. 2. Elcullada Encarnacion, R., Galang, A. A., & Hallar, B. J. (2021).

The Impact and Effectiveness of E-Learning on Teaching and Learning. International Journal of Computing Sciences Research, 5(1), 383–397. https://doi.org/10.25147/ijcsr.2017.001.1.47 3. Hong, J. C., Liu, Y., Liu, Y., & Zhao, L. (2021).

High school students’ online learning ineffectiveness in experimental courses during the COVID-19 pandemic. Frontiers in Psychology, 12, 738695. 5. Ulum, H. (2022).

The effects of online education on academic success: A meta-analysis study. Education and Information Technologies, 27(1), 429-450. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10639-021-10740-8 6. Ally, M. (2004).

Foundations of educational theory for online learning. Theory and Practice of Online Learning, 2, 15–44. Retrieved on the 11th of September, 2020 from https://eddl.tru.ca/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/01_Anderson_2008- Theory_and_Practice_of_Online_Learning.pdf 7. Butt, S., Mahmood, A., Saleem, S., Rashid, T., & Ikram, A. (2021).

Students’ performance in online learning environment: The role of task technology fit and actual usage of system during COVID-19. Frontiers in Psychology, 12, 759227. 8. The online learning experience. (n.d). The Washington Post. Retrieved October 4, 2023 from https://www.washingtonpost.com/sf/brand-connect/wp/enterprise/the-online experience/ Kindly refrain from using any other sources apart from the that has been uploaded.

Demonstrate industry standard best practices in all the code that you create to ensure clarity, consistency, and efficiency among all software developers working on the program.

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Overview Nearly every Java application involves multiple classes. As you have learned, designing a program around classes and objects is a key feature of object-oriented programming and provides many benefits, such as more readable and maintainable code. However, it is not enough to just have multiple classes. You also need to make sure that these classes can work together within a program. This involves making sure that any relationships, such as inheritance, are properly implemented in the code. It also involves having a main() method, usually located in a special class called the “Driver” class, that runs the program. In this assignment, you will gain experience putting together a multiple-class program by creating a class that inherits from another (existing) class, and modifying or implementing methods in the Driver class. This milestone will also give you the opportunity to begin coding a part of the solution for Project Two. This will allow you to get feedback on your work before you complete the full project in Module Seven. Prompt To gain a clear understanding of the client’s requirements, review the Grazioso Salvare Specification Document PDF. As you read, pay close attention to the attributes and methods that you will need to implement into the program. Open the Virtual Lab by clicking on the link in the Virtual Lab Access module. Then open the Eclipse IDE. Follow the Uploading Files to Eclipse Tutorial PDF to upload the Grazioso ZIP folder into Eclipse. The Grazioso.zip folder contains three starter code files: Driver.java, RescueAnimal.java, and Dog.java. Once you have uploaded the files, compile the code. Although the program is not complete, it should compile without error. Read through the code for each class that you have been given. This will help you understand what code has been created and what code must be modified or created to meet the requirements. You have been asked to demonstrate industry standard best practices in all the code that you create to ensure clarity, consistency, and efficiency among all software developers working on the program. In your code for each class, be sure to include the following: In-line comments that denote your changes and briefly describe the functionality of each method or element of the class Appropriate variable and method naming conventions In a new Java file, create the Monkey class, using the specification document as a guide. The Monkey class must do the following: Inherit from the RescueAnimal class. Implement all attributes to meet the specifications. Include a constructor. You may use a default constructor. To score “exemplary” on this criterion, you must include the more detailed constructor that takes all values for the attributes and sets them. Refer to the constructor in the Dog class for an example. Include accessors and mutators for all implemented attributes. In the Driver.java class, modify the main method. In main(), you must create a menu loop that does the following: Displays the menu by calling the displayMenu method. This method is in the Driver.java class. Prompts the user for input Takes the appropriate action based on the value that the user entered IMPORTANT: You do not need to complete all of the methods included in the menu for this milestone. Simple placeholder print statements for these methods have been included in the starter code so that you can test your menu functionality. Next, you will need to create a monkey ArrayList in the Driver.java class. Refer to the dog ArrayList, which is included right before main(), as an example. Creating this ArrayList is necessary for the intakeNewMonkey() method, which you will implement in the next step. Though it is not required, it may be helpful to pre-populate your ArrayList with a few test monkey objects in the initializeMonkeyList() method. Finally, you will implement the intakeNewMonkey() method in the Driver.java class. Your completed method should do the following: Prompt the user for input. Set data for all attributes based on user input. Add the newly instantiated monkey to an ArrayList. Tips: Remember to refer to the accessors and mutators in your Monkey and RescueAnimal classes as you create this method. Additionally, you should use the nextLine method of the scanner to receive the user’s input. Refer back to Section 1.15 in zyBooks for a refresher on how to use this method. What to Submit Use the Downloading Files from Eclipse Tutorial PDF to help you download your completed class files. Be sure to submit your milestone even if you were not able to complete every part, or if your program has compiling errors. Your submission for this milestone should be the Grazioso.zip folder containing all four of the following files: RescueAnimal.java Class File: You were not required to make changes to this file, but you must include it as part of your submission. Dog.java Class File: You were not required to make changes to this file, but you must include it as part of your submission. Monkey.java Class File. You created this class from scratch, implementing attributes, a constructor, accessors, and mutators. You should have included in-line comments and clear variable naming conventions. Driver.java Class File. You were given some starter code within this file, and were asked to modify or implement a menu loop and methods to intake dogs, intake monkeys, reserve animals, and print animals. You should have included in-line comments to describe your changes.

Where would the parking lot be located? Who will fund it? How much might it cost? What about the environmental impact of adding a new parking lot? How long will the parking lot take to build, and will it interrupt traffic during the construction time? Who will get to use the parking lot?

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Instructors have a short turnaround time at the end of the semester to turn in our final grades to the Registrar. So we encourage students to begin working on this assignment early and to pace themselves through the end of the semester. Consult with us if we can help you identify sources, hone your proposal, or brainstorm ideas.

In this final paper of the course, you will produce your proposal to enact a solution to a problem. What is this problem? Well, you can choose one of two strategies:

a) Build on your evaluation paper by briefly identifying a problem in film/music awards and proposing a detailed solution to that problem. In other words, you might identify that a problem in awards is that seemingly ‘snubbed’ actors, directors, or musicians don’t have an option to appeal the decision or to be considered again. Your proposed solution might be to establish a new award category of the Academy Awards for “fan favorite” or “best classic” that either invites the public to vote for winners on social media OR that assesses previous nominees who did not win.

b) Build on your causal analysis paper. In that paper, you already identified a community problem. Now is your opportunity to propose a solution to that issue. Keep in mind that your proposal will need to be SMART: Specific, Measurable, Actionable, Relevant, and Timely/Time-Bound. Let’s think about the problem of insufficient parking on campus. Your proposal should not be “add more parking lots.” That proposal is not SMART. Where would the parking lot be located? Who will fund it? How much might it cost? What about the environmental impact of adding a new parking lot? How long will the parking lot take to build, and will it interrupt traffic during the construction time? Who will get to use the parking lot? Effective proposals will include details about the who, what, when, where, and why. Who will fund/enact the solution, and who will benefit from it? What will the solution require in terms of money, property, upkeep, etc.? When will the solution happen, and how long will it take to enact? Where will the solution occur (on a website, on a piece of property, etc.)? Why is this solution ideal in comparison to other potential options? Are there other proposed or attempted solutions that the community has already tried but that have not been sufficient to really solve the problem?

PROPOSAL CONTENT The Proposal will contain these six components: Define the “need” or problem, including its causes and the significance of solving the problem. Identify a specific audience or stakeholders. Describe the solution or plan. Analyze the feasibility of your solution. Use at least 5 authoritative sources to support your solution or the feasibility of your solution. At least 2 of these sources need to be from peer-reviewed, scholarly journal articles or university press-published books. The other 3 can be quotes or statistics from government agencies, industry experts quoted in major newspapers (NOT in opinion pieces or personal essays), or statistics from nonprofit organizations.

Incorporate multi-modal elements effectively such as headings, fonts, colors, and images. Always hyperlink and/or use a footnote/caption to reference where you obtained your image *even if the image is in the public domain.* Wikimedia Images is a helpful resource for locating open-access photographs. It is imperative that your proposal be focused and feasible because you will be evaluated on the likelihood of the proposal’s success. Your proposal should actually work and if enacted, could lead to some real change.

PROPOSAL DESIGN Since the Proposal is written for decision-makers who can enact your solution, make sure to compose it with logical organization, including at least three headings (For example: Problem, Solution, and Feasibility; Note that these are only suggestions and your headings can be different). The solution section can be further divided with headings into aspects of your plan or steps toward achieving that plan. Use font styles and colors purposefully and with your audience and purpose in mind. Use APA style citations in the text and for the bibliography. When including images, make sure to attribute their source, include a label and caption, and use the “insert images” options in your program (Word or Google Docs) to make sure the images are presented clearly and aligned smoothly with the text.

RHETORICAL CONTEXT As you make decisions about content and design, consider the rhetorical context: The audience for this proposal is primarily the decision-makers, but other stakeholders, like community members, may also be readers. Your purpose is to make a case that your solution will mitigate the problem in your community. In stating your case, you will need to also prove the problem exists and why your solution is both feasible and the best option. The genre can have some slight variations but always includes proof of the problem, plan for solving the problem, and evidence that the solution is the best option within the context. The stance you are conveying is sincere caring for the resolution to the problem, confidence in the presented solution, and authority on the matter. This is meant to be a document, and you should expect that your reader(s) will be able to read it both on their screens or in print form. The document design should be consistent throughout, appropriate for the context, and contain practically no errors.

GUIDELINES AND GRADING The minimum word count is 1600 words. Submit your paper as a Word document (.doc, .docx, or .rtf). Turnitin, a plagiarism checker, will be used to assess the originality of your work. You can view the results once it processes by viewing your submission.

Smartphones are good for us. They make life easier.

Write two missions Mission 1 Write a paragraph of 180-200 words about this topic (Smartphones are good for us. They make life easier.)

1- Make sure to include a topic sentence

2- Make sure to include a concludisng sentence

3- Use one or two of the following phrases ( I think / I believe / in my opinion / I personally feel that / it seems to me that )

Mission 2 Write another paragraph of 180-200 words about this topic (Smartphones are good for us. They make life easier.)

1- Make sure to include a topic sentence

2- Make sure to include a concluding sentence

3- Use one or two of the following phrases ( I think / I believe / in my opinion / I personally feel that / it seems to me that ) You have to use at least 6 of the following keywords secret (adj) email address (n) advertisement (n) influence (v) free (adj) security (n) smartphone (n) imagination (n) software (n) improvement ( v) video game (n)creative (adj) interest (n) website (n) download (v) record (v) educational (adj)

IMPORTANT NOTES: Note: The text should look as if it is written by a very young school student NOT a professor, so please keep the language as simple as possible because the text is going to be used by young students. Of course, with taking care of grammar, spelling and punctuation.

Note: Use subject pronouns ( I / we / they )

Note: The sentences should to be direct, used simple tenses and avoid passive voice as possible

NOTE : The text has to be FREE from plagiarism.

Write a paper how Smartphones are good for us. They make life easier.

Write two missions Mission 1 Write a paragraph of 180-200 words about this topic (Smartphones are good for us. They make life easier.)

1- Make sure to include a topic sentence

2- Make sure to include a concludisng sentence

3- Use one or two of the following phrases ( I think / I believe / in my opinion / I personally feel that / it seems to me that )

Mission 2 Write another paragraph of 180-200 words about this topic (Smartphones are good for us. They make life easier.)

1- Make sure to include a topic sentence

2- Make sure to include a concluding sentence

3- Use one or two of the following phrases ( I think / I believe / in my opinion / I personally feel that / it seems to me that ) You have to use at least 6 of the following keywords secret (adj) email address (n) advertisement (n) influence (v) free (adj) security (n) smartphone (n) imagination (n) software (n) improvement ( v) video game (n)creative (adj) interest (n) website (n) download (v) record (v) educational (adj)

IMPORTANT NOTES: Note: The text should look as if it is written by a very young school student NOT a professor, so please keep the language as simple as possible because the text is going to be used by young students. Of course, with taking care of grammar, spelling and punctuation.

Note: Use subject pronouns ( I / we / they )

Note: The sentences should to be direct, used simple tenses and avoid passive voice as possible

NOTE : The text has to be FREE from plagiarism.

Write about Smartphones are good for us. They make life easier.

Write two missions Mission 1 Write a paragraph of 180-200 words about this topic (Smartphones are good for us. They make life easier.)

1- Make sure to include a topic sentence

2- Make sure to include a concludisng sentence

3- Use one or two of the following phrases ( I think / I believe / in my opinion / I personally feel that / it seems to me that )

Mission 2 Write another paragraph of 180-200 words about this topic (Smartphones are good for us. They make life easier.)

1- Make sure to include a topic sentence

2- Make sure to include a concluding sentence

3- Use one or two of the following phrases ( I think / I believe / in my opinion / I personally feel that / it seems to me that ) You have to use at least 6 of the following keywords secret (adj) email address (n) advertisement (n) influence (v) free (adj) security (n) smartphone (n) imagination (n) software (n) improvement ( v) video game (n)creative (adj) interest (n) website (n) download (v) record (v) educational (adj)

IMPORTANT NOTES: Note: The text should look as if it is written by a very young school student NOT a professor, so please keep the language as simple as possible because the text is going to be used by young students. Of course, with taking care of grammar, spelling and punctuation.

Note: Use subject pronouns ( I / we / they )

Note: The sentences should to be direct, used simple tenses and avoid passive voice as possible

NOTE : The text has to be FREE from plagiarism.

 

Describe how your issue/event evolved over the past 15 weeks, and include the various points of view on the issue. Lastly, discuss where you stand on the issue and why?

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In 2-3 pages (in Times New Roman and 12 Point Font) write about the event/issue that you’ve been tracking for the past 15 weeks (from august 31st-today novmeber 28th from NEWYORK TIMES). Describe how your issue/event evolved over the past 15 weeks, and include the various points of view on the issue. Lastly, discuss where you stand on the issue and why? Be sure to include in-text citations when necessary and a Works Cited at the end of your paper, containing the sources you’ve collected over the past 15 weeks. Feel free to use any legitimate style (MLA, Chicago or APA etc.) for your citations .

Psychology of Stress and Coping Find three (3) recent incidents of course material being in the news and write a reflection of its relevance.

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Coursework in the News: Psychology of Stress and Coping Find three (3) recent incidents of course material being in the news and write a reflection of its relevance.

Each incident/topic review must meet the following criteria: Reflection: A reflection in the form of a 600-1000 word submission. The reflection must explain the news article’s relevance and application to Psychology of Stress and Coping. –> min. 1 single-spaced page per article. Source: A link to the news article. The news article cannot be more than 21 days old from today. Choose three topics to write about from the list below: Mind/Body Connection Power of Perception Mindfulness Autogenics Guided Imagery Progressive Muscle relaxation Spirituality, Meditation, and Yoga,

Write how Smartphones are good for us. They make life easier.

Write two missions Mission 1 Write a paragraph of 180-200 words about this topic (Smartphones are good for us. They make life easier.)

1- Make sure to include a topic sentence

2- Make sure to include a concluding sentence

3- Use one or two of the following phrases ( I think / I believe / in my opinion / I personally feel that / it seems to me that )

Mission 2 Write another paragraph of 180-200 words about this topic (Smartphones are good for us. They make life easier.)

1- Make sure to include a topic sentence

2- Make sure to include a concluding sentence

3- Use one or two of the following phrases ( I think / I believe / in my opinion / I personally feel that / it seems to me that ) You have to use at least 6 of the following keywords secret (adj) email address (n) advertisement (n) influence (v) free (adj) security (n) smartphone (n) imagination (n) software (n) improvement ( v) video game (n)creative (adj) interest (n) website (n) download (v) record (v) educational (adj)

IMPORTANT NOTES: Note: The text to look as if it is written by a very young school student NOT a professor, so please keep the language as simple as possible because the text is going to be used by young students. Of course, with taking care of grammar, spelling and punctuation.

Note: use subject pronouns ( I / we / they )

Note: The sentences to be direct, used simple tenses and avoid passive voice as possible

NOTE : The text has to be FREE from plagiarism.