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The final project in this course is a 10-15 page research paper (12 pt. serif font, double-spaced, 1 inch margins) written on the topic of your choice.

For the research project submission, you must address topics, concepts, and theories discussed in this course. Most importantly, it needs to engage digital media audience and analytics via a relevant platform such as Brandwatch, Google Analytics, TCAT, or Meltwater (see login notes below) around any topic of your choosing to demonstrate that you have gained a sense of real world analytics use and application, even if it is just investigating certain keywords and/or brands.

This final research project can be a content strategy and analysis plan for an organization, business, or media provider of your choice, a traditional academic research proposal, or an extended literature review relevant to course material and your area of interest. Some possible projects include, but are not limited to:

A content strategy and analysis plan for an organization, business, or media provider of your choice, incorporating concepts covered in class.
A traditional academic research proposal, including an introduction, literature review, and proposed method.
An extended white paper relevant to course material and your area of interest.
An overview of course concepts as it might relate to future academic or professional work.
A sample pitch deck to a prospective client in your field of interest.
Please consult with your professor regarding other possible types of projects if you have any questions or concerns. In addition, at any point during the term, you will have the opportunity to join your professor and/or classmates to discuss project ideas on a zoom call. It is possible to collaborate with one other student in the class on this final research project, but that is at your discretion and not required.

Your project should include in-text citations and a references page as appropriate, preferably in APA style, though other styles are acceptable as long as they are consistent (i.e. Chicago, MLA, etc.).

View the grading criteria for this assignment below:

Login details for the Meltwater system are as follows. Start by going to

https://www.meltwater.com/en/loginLinks to an external site.

Then click on the ‘Social & Media Intelligence’ box, and enter the following credentials

username is jmc.kstate.fac1@gmail.com
password is ‘faculty’ (without the single quotes)

If you have questions or encounter issues, please feel free to reach out to Ben from Meltwater via email at ben.young@meltwater.com

Assignment Topic

This week will culminate in the creation of an infogram to create awareness about environmental issues surrounding the local community. It will be built on your learning from the previous weeks (Weeks 2, 4, and 6).

Assignment Directions

An infogram is a highly visual representation of information, data, or content that is intended to quickly communicate information to an audience. As a quick visual representation, Gillicano and colleagues (2014) suggest that an infogram is easily comprehended and read in less than a minute.

Effective infograms tell a story. Smaller than, but similar to, a poster, an infogram often communicates a central argument, topic, or thesis focusing on the overall patterns, themes, or salient points. There is an introduction, main argument, and conclusion (Canva, 2017). Each element (text, graphics, data representations, etc.) meaningfully contributes to communicating an accurate and concise presentation of information. Much like an essay, an infographic is often the end product of a research project or inquiry process.

Your infogram must include information from your previous weeks (Weeks 2, 4, and 6), effectively identifying the problem of environmental injustice, probing answers to research questions toward creating awareness on the issue on topic under consideration, addressing measures to mitigate environmental injustice, and recommendations that seek to establish environmental justice.

Assignment Deliverables

This week, you will submit an infographic on the topic of environmental injustice in your local community. The following evaluative components will be used to assess your infogram (Matrix & Hodson, 2014; Schrock, 2012; Texas Education Agency, 2015).

Content: Accurate and detailed information is provided and supports the thesis, argument, and purpose.
Focus: All content (visual and textual) concisely complements the purpose of the infographic.
Visual Appeal: Fonts, colors, layouts, and visual elements meaningfully contribute to the infographic’s ability to convey the overall message.
Argument: The infographic effectively informs and convinces the reader of its intended purpose.
Organization: The information is systematically organized and supports the reader’s comprehension of the main message.
Citation: Full bibliographic citations are included for all sources referenced.
Mechanics: The infographic is free of spelling or grammatical errors.
References

Canva. (2017). Infographic design. https://designschool.canva.com/how-to-design-infographics/

Gallicano, T., Ekachai, D., & Freberg, K. (2014). The infographic assignment. A qualitative study of students’ and professionals’ perspectives. Public Relations, 8(4), 1-22. http://prjournal.instituteforpr.org/wp-content/uploads/2014GallicanoEkachaiFreberg.pdf

Matrix, S. & Hodson, J. (2014). Teaching with infographics: Practicing new digital competencies and visual literacies. Journal of Pedagogic Development, 4(2). https://www.beds.ac.uk/jpd/volume-4-issue-2/teaching-with-infographics

Schrock, K. (2012). Infographic rubric. http://www.schrockguide.net/uploads/3/9/2/2/392267/schrock_infographic_rubric.pdf

Texas Education Agency. (2015). Rubric for infographic or poster. http://cte.sfasu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Rubric-for-Infographic-or-Poster.pdf

MSc Finance is my field in UK

Coursework but should be critically written- Critical thinking and critical writing

Referencing style is MMU havard and quite different from Havard

You are required to write an analytical research paper focusing on the history, economics, and/or politics of an issue in any country or region in Africa. It should include a discussion on the how the oil crisis affects the Nigerian economy, culture, and overall global presence. Also how corruption effects how the country has struggled to profit from its natural resource of oil.
This paper shopuld include 3,200-3,500 words long, not including the abstract or tables of data. All sources must be cited in the text and documented in the bibliography. When you use information from the Internet, be sure you provide complete and exact websites, including the pape number where it applies. Use the American Psychological Association (APA) style for citations and quotations: http://www.bibme.org/citation-guide/apa.

The paper must include
1. Title Page with Student’s name
2. Page numbers
3. An abstract 100-125 words and should summarize, the paper’s essential points on the page after the title page
4. Must be 3200-3500 words (not including diagrams, tables, title page, and abstract page) one inch margin and Times New Roman 12 font
5. be proof-read and edited
6. have a good, logical flow of the discussion that is developed around the theme of your paper. In the introduction breifly describe how the paper will be organized
7. be analytical (simply summarizing what you read and presenting facts themselves ARE NOT enough) Data should be presented in relative terms and included to support statements. For example, to provide information about the size of foreign debt, instead of simply giving absolute amount, present it relative to export revenue or GDP. Avoid being repetitous.
8. Have any quotes that are longer than two lines indented on both sides and single spaced.
9. Have a conclusion and a set of recommendations that are drawn from the discussion
10. Have all sources properly cited in the text and documented in the bibliograpghy in alphabectical order.

Citation instructions: Citation in text should be by author and year of publication. If it is a quote, the citation should also include the page number(s), if available. The author could be an organization, such as the World Bank. You may not simply provide a website link as a source. Here are a few examples.

That led to the United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon warning that South Sudan was “poised on the brink of an abyss” (The New York Times, 2016)

The oil and gas discoveries in East Africa can also exacerbate the impact of asymmetric shocks (Masson, 2012)

Bibliography examples:
IMF (2000), Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers-Progress in Implementation. Washington D.C.: IMF

We have discussed some of the major classical political philosophies, such as the
Athenian Model of the Polis, Plato’s “Just City,” and Aristotle’s more practical polity. They all
have differing political orientations towards issues such as leadership selection, education,
citizenship, the role of the individual, etc.

Choose one and write about how might they apply or not apply to today’s political society. In
other words, which characteristics of these ancient societies can you find in the United States
today, and which are lacking? And according to you, which aspects of those societies should be
included in today’s political society, and why? Conversely, which aspects of those societies
should not be included in modern society, and why?

NOTE FROM CLIENT: I choose to do Aristotle’s more practical polity. also there is a mandatory source which is:

Klosko, George. 2012. History of Political Thought: An Introduction, Volume 1: Ancient and Medieval,
2nd Edition. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

In “The Mysterious Anxiety of Them and Us”, the narrator depicts the tension amongst guests at a feast to challenge racism

Module 1: Database Project Phase 1: Project proposal

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Find a topic, for personal use or at work, that is suitable for a database. Ample examples are provided in the course textbooks. For best results, pick a topic that is meaningful to your team. The proposal should be a minimum of 300 words and contain the following main sections:

Project Title: Assign a descriptive title to your database project.
Project Scope: Describe the boundaries of the project. For example, if the project is for a daycare center, the scope of the project may be: keeping records of all necessary details of children including name, parent’s phone number, age, special needs, etc.; information about the teacher, including name, degree, specialty, etc.; details of activities, toys in the daycare, food available in the canteen, etc.
Project Description: Here you will describe the nature of the business and the type of business activities that take place. Going back to the daycare example, a description would include the number of children and teachers/care providers, the number of the days per week it operates, activities for each day, expenses, income, etc.
Outline type of inquiries, reports, views that users of this system are interested in having in order to get the information they need. For the daycare example, a user may be interested in a list of all the children and information about each child, a list of activities, a list of care providers, income and expenses. Here you want to indicate the type of data retrieval or updates to the database that you will be performing on your database.
Possible Issues/Challenges: This is where you can list the roadblocks that you foresee may get in the way of progress on your project. The more descriptive you are, the better your instructor can guide you and help you resolve challenges before you get too far into the project.
Save your proposal under your team’s name and submit it in a Word document to the assignment submission link in Module 1. All team members will have to submit the final copy to receive credit for their work.

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Choose one other character from the novel All The Light We Cannot See. (Don’t use the same character you wrote about in 3.2)
What are 2 key conflicts experienced by this character?
Are the conflicts internal or external?
Are they created by the character or forced upon him or her by others or circumstances beyond their control?
What purpose does the conflict serve in terms of plot or character development?
Then write a well-developed paragraph that addresses the following:

For 1 of the 2 conflicts you identified, discuss why the conflict is important to understanding the character and his or her development in the story, as well as the importance of the conflict in relation to the outcome of the plot.
Explain your ideas and support with specific quoted details from the novel. Aim to have 2 to 3 points to support your argument. Be concise. Cite your sources correctly!

Your paragraph will be graded as follows:

Paragraph Response Rubric
Value
Thought and Understanding
Writing and Mechanics

Excellent
Ideas are insightful and carefully considered
Literary interpretations are perceptive and
illuminating
Supporting evidence is precise and astutely chosen and is reinforced in a persuasive way.
Stylistic choices contribute to the creation of a skillful composition.
Demonstrates confidence in control of correct sentence construction, usage, grammar, and mechanics

Proficient
Ideas are thoughtful and considered Literary interpretations are revealing and Supporting evidence is specific and well
chosen and reinforced in a persuasive way.
Stylistic choices contribute to the creation of a considered composition.
Demonstrates competence in control of correct sentence construction, usage, grammar, and mechanics

Satisfactory
Ideas are relevant and straightforward
Literary interpretations are general but plausible
Supporting evidence is general, adequate, and appropriately chosen but occasionally may lack persuasiveness.
Stylistic choices contribute to the creation of a conventional composition.
Demonstrates control of the basics of correct sentence construction, usage, grammar, and mechanics

Limited
Ideas are superficial or oversimplified
Literary interpretations are incomplete and/or
literal
Supporting evidence is inadequate, largely a restatement of what was read, and/or inappropriately chosen and reinforced.
Inadequate language choices contribute to the creation of a vague composition
Demonstrates faltering control of correct sentence construction, usage, grammar, and mechanics
INS

Your attempt to respond is insufficient.
TOTAL: /15
/10
/5

Find and analyze two scholarly journal articles from the Online Library. Pick two different disorders from GAD, PTSD, or OCD. Scholarly journal articles are also referred to as primary sources or peer-reviewed articles. Each article must have been published within the past five years. Other sources such as the text (other than supporting citations), Wikipedia, and other online sources will not be accepted.

Submission Details:

In a 2- to 3-page Microsoft Word document, create a synopsis by addressing the following:

Provide a summary for each article.
Describe the main points discussed in each article and how they relate to this week’s course and textbook readings.
Share your thoughts and perspectives regarding the concepts covered in each article and the learning derived.
Save the document as SU_PSY4600_W4_Project_LastName_FirstName.

Talk about the book, North Slavery : Negro in the States free states break up the 8 pages up couple chapter of the book broken up throughout the 8 pages and have one to teo page comparaing Northern Slavery and Southern Slavery.