Module 03 Discussion – Knowledge Discovery and Data mining

The use of technology to disseminate information keeps growing. Technology can also help deliver care to remote clients and monitor factors affecting health in the community. Utilize this policy map tool and find a neighborhood of interest. Focus on a problem, like obesity, and study the area for possible reasons for the problem and offer possible solutions.

For your responses, provide your peers with 2 options on how technology can help improve the problem identified.

For instructions on how to use the policy map tool, click here.

use in text citation and first post is 200 words and I will upload the students post shortly

Anatomy of a Revolution

APA format

One source to use is Pearson eText for The Heritage of World Civilizations, Volume 2, 10e
Author(s)
Craig Albert,Graham William,Kagan Donald,Ozment Steven,Turner Frank
ISBN-13
9780137500581Pearson eText for The Heritage of World Civilizations, Volume 2, 10e

Topic: Treatment of Rohingya Refugees in the United States

Contemporary Issues Annotated Bibliography
Works Cited THAT HAS TO BE USED
1.
Alam, Md J. “The Rohingya Minority of Myanmar.” International Journal on Minority
and Group Rights, vol. 25, no. 2, 2018, pp. 157-182. CrossRef,
https://www.jstor.org/stable/26557890, doi:10.1163/15718115-02503002.
2.
Carse, Deven. “Rohingya in America: The Challenge of Language and Culture .”, Mar 10,
2022,
https://rli.blogs.sas.ac.uk/2022/03/10/rohingya-in-america-the-challenge-of-language-a
nd-culture/.
3.
Files, Emily. “Milwaukee Likely has Largest Rohingya Refugee Community in US.”,
January 4, 2019,
https://www.wuwm.com/race-ethnicity/2019-01-04/milwaukee-likely-has-largest-rohin
gya-refugee-community-in-us.
4.
Grant, Aubrey. “Coronavirus, Refugees, and Government Policy: The State of U.S.
Refugee Resettlement during the Coronavirus Pandemic.” World Medical and Health
Policy, vol. 12, no. 3, 2020, pp. 291-299. CrossRef,
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/wmh3.362, doi:10.1002/wmh3.362.
5.
Holland, Rebecca. “How Two Midwest Cities are Handling Rohingya Resettlement.”, Feb
19, 2018,
https://psmag.com/social-justice/how-two-midwest-cities-are-handling-rohingya-resettl
ement.
6.
Sudheer, Nivedita, and Debanjan Banerjee. “The Rohingya Refugees: A Conceptual
Framework of their Psychosocial Adversities, Cultural Idioms of Distress and Social
Suffering.” Global Mental Health, vol. 8, 2021, pp. e46. PubMed,
https://dx.doi.org/10.1017/gmh.2021.43, doi:10.1017/gmh.2021.43.

Overview

An annotated bibliography is listing of the sources you intend to use in your research project.

Your annotated bibliography should include a brief summary of the Primary sources you intend to use, no more than 50 words per source.

Your annotated bibliography should include a short analysis or critique of the Secondary sources you intend to use, no more than 100 words per source. The sources should be written using the proper MLA bibliographic citation format (please see the previous assignment).

Please be reminded that your initial bibliography was to reflect your final choice of a topic AND the sources you intend to use for your project. If you change any of your sources, please explain briefly (1-2 sentences) why you felt it was a better source than the one you initially identified for each source you switched out. If you change out all of your sources, you will have to make an appointment with me before I finalize your grade.

This is an exercise in critical thinking and is designed to get you to think more deeply about the sources you are using. You may find that the sources that you initially chose were not actually appropriate for your project.

For this assignment you are tasked with revising your bibliography as necessary and then analyzing your sources for your final project. Your sources should be the same as those presented in your initial bibliography. If you changed your sources, please be sure to indicate that you did so. If you changed a number of your sources, please explain at the end of your annotated bibliography why the sources you discarded were no longer relevant to your research.
This is what your annotations should look like:This is what your annotations should look like: (attachted)
Annotations:
Read/Review the sources you picked. Determine if they are primary sources or secondary sources. Take notes.
Write 100-150 words about each secondary source. This is your annotation. Your annotations should contain the following information
What is the source about
What are the main arguments of the source
Who is the audience for this source? Academics? Policy makers? General population?
How do you see it being useful to your project
Provide a brief summary and description (no more than 100 words) of any primary sources that you may be using.
Be wary of plagiarism.
Do not cut and paste sentences from your source.
Do not cut and paste from other works that may have discussed your source (i.e. book reviews, YouTube descriptions, etc)

Format

Made necessary corrections to citations as identified in the previous assignment.
Alphabetize your bibliography.
1″ margins all around.
Citations are single spaced, the review/critique/summary can be double spaced.
Indent the annotation (see the example above).
No need to include a header on your paper; you are submitting this electronically.
Please note your topic at the top of the page
Please be sure to use page numbers.

Pro-tip – Take your bibliography, copy the citations into a new document. Use that as the foundation for your annotated bibliography so you don’t have to type out the citation again.
Assignment Submission:
Citations
Sources are properly cited using MLA format.
Full Marks
Fulfills all of the criteria of the previous assignment. Made corrections as needed per comments given.Citations
Sources are properly cited using MLA format.

Annotation
Summarizes source clearly and succinctly. Provides evidence of how they will utilize this source for their final project
Full Marks
Fulfills all sources and format criteria identified in this assignment.Annotation
Summarizes source clearly and succinctly. Provides evidence of how they will utilize this source for their final project

Research Methods – Descriptive Statistics

Your descriptive statistics section should include:

An estimate of how many organizations in the total population of religious organizations are individuals (1); religious houses or worship/instruction (2); and religious nonprofits (3) (This estimate should be calculated using CONFIDENCE INTERVALS. You choose .01 or .05 level of confidence, but specify in your writing.)
An estimate of how many organizations in the total population of religious organizations belong to a given faith tradition (1-99). Again, use confidence intervals to help you calculate the “cushion” around the sample statistic.
Aggregate your faith categories. Report the sample statistics for the 1-99 codes and then aggregate them and report the statistics (using confidence intervals) for the “larger buckets” of faith categories, these include:
Roman Catholic
Jewish
White Evangelical Protestants
White Mainstream Protestant
Black Protestant (breakdown below)
Other Faiths
Mormon
Christian, Non-Affiliated
(To distinguish between these two categories see the breakdown here https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/2015/05/12/appendix-b-classification-of-protestant-denominations/)

MAKE A GRAPH OF YOUR CHOOSING AND THEN IN 500 WORDS EXPLAIN THE GRAPH.

Transfoming Poetry to Song

A 325-350 words essay.
Using the poem called “What Do Women Want” – Kim Addonizio for this essay.
Use interpretive analysis to determine what you feel this work is about, what important themes you see in it. What is this poem about? How are we to interpret it? What is the writing about the human, human culture/ society?

Then, discuss how you might transform this poem into a song. Using the lines of the poetry as lyrics to capture any important themes or any ideas you see in the text that you think the poem was trying to impart to the readers. Connect your musical choices for these like choosing singers, types of voices, the way the song to produce, proceed and how the changes as it does, what instrument you will uses, the rhythms, the kinds of music, etc. Note why you make the choices you do,connecting with possible themes or concepts you see in the poem.
Do not use the outside sources for this essay.

What rights do animals have?

What are the ethical rights of animals in different states?
I’ve attached some diferent sources for you to use. Just search these court cases through google scholar

Animal legal defense Fund v Donald j. Quigg (United States Court of Appeals, Federal Circuit. April 30, 1991).
Church of Lukumi Babalu Aye, Inc. v. Hialeah (United States Supreme Court June 11, 1993).
Lujan v. Defenders of Wildlife (United States Supreme Court. June 12, 1992).
PEOPLE FOR ETHICAL TREAT. OF ANIMALS v. Doughney, (United States District Court, E.D. Virginia, Alexandria Division. June 12, 2000).
PEOPLE FOR ETHICAL TREAT. OF ANIMALS v. MIAMI SEA (United States District Court, S.D. Florida. June 1, 2016).
People for Ethical Treatment of Animals v. NIH, 745 F. 3d 535 (United States Court of Appeals, District of Columbia Circuit March 14, 2014).
PETA, Ethical Treatment of Animals v. Rasmussen (United States Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit August 7, 2002).
Sierra Club v. Morton (Supreme Court of United States. April 19, 1972).
US v. Stevens (Supreme Court of United States April 20, 2010).
Washington v. Glucksberg (United States Supreme Court. June 26, 1997).

EXCEL Forecasting Food and Beverage Sales

A case study project that requires the application of the statistical tools and methods learned in the course to a real business problem. The goal is to practice effective writing of statistical analysis in a way a layperson could understand. This is an important skill in the business world. Just knowing the technical details is not enough. A dataset will be provided for this purpose. The project will culminate in a final report not exceeding three pages, including all tables and figures (Times New Roman 12-pt font, single-spaced with 1-inch margins on all sides).
Your report should have the following sections, arranged sequentially:
1. Introduction and background
2. Business questions to be answered, variable and data description
3. Initial data exploration using descriptive statistics and visualization techniques
4. Main analysis using forecasting methods (including model evaluation, assumptions and other relevant issues)
5. Interpretation of results from the analyses
6. Final conclusions and recommendations for decision-making
Please refer to the grading rubric posted on the course website while preparing your submission.