200 words discussion.
In Alice Walker’s “Everyday Use” and Tim O’Brien’s “The Things They Carried,” it is clear both authors have very different writing styles. A writing style is the way a writer chooses to express himself or herself in text.
– Alice Walker uses a great deal of detail and closely defines the setting and the characters through the use of powerful adjectives and vivid descriptions.
– By contrast, Tim O’Brien provides details in the form of a list. That list carries the narrative of the short story forward. In other words, the listing tells the story.
– Discuss how Alice Walker’s use of detail and description contrasts with Tim O’Brien’s use of listing as storytelling.
– Give examples of both styles of writing from the short stories. Avoid using direct “quotes;” summarize or paraphrase the examples in your own words.
– Lastly, determine if one writing style is more effective than the other and why – in your opinion.
– Be sure to write full sentences and paragraphs. Please do not bullet point, or shorthand, your response.
– As noted above, please do not incorporate “quotes” from the works. These short, discussion responses should be 100% your own words and analysis.
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“Contrasting Writing Styles in Alice Walker’s “Everyday Use” and Tim O’Brien’s “The Things They Carried””
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Title: The Skipper’s Description in Chaucer’s Prologue: Insights into the Life of a Medieval Sailor
Chaucer’s Prologue describes various people in connection with their profession. Analyze the Skipper’s description. Explain two things the Skipper’s description reveals about people in his occupation. Using APA format, provide details from the poem referencing specific line numbers to support each idea.
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Title: Financial Analysis and Recommendations for Company X: A Case Study
This assignment requires students to prepare a detailed business report based on a case study by applying financial concepts such as capital structure , capital budgeting and others
Please use financial formulas
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Title: “Navigating Change in the Auto Industry: Implementing Dublin-10 AI Application” 1. Context: The business in question is a mid-sized automobile manufacturing company that specializes in producing electric vehicles. The company prides itself on its
Hypothetical Case Simulation:
You are the CEO of business (in an industry you will select) that is considering a new AI application called Dublin-10, to automate a system and bring efficiency to operations. An ROI study has convinced you this innovation will enable the business to eventually save costs and almost immediately expand production. However, it also will result in elimination of some employees’ job duties and at the same time increase other needed work. To avoid having to lay off employees whose work will change as a result of this innovation, you plan to roll out a retraining program for affected employees, as well as conduct the training required for the Dublin-10. None of this has been announced to employees.
As the business’ leader, prepare the following prompt. 1. The hypothethical is purposely generic. For your response, choose a specific industry and business for this case (use the auto industry). In a sentence or two, for context, describe the business. 2. You have done the ROI, determined need, and impact on workforce job duties. What else should you consider? There are several management concerns when implementing change, but for this Discussion explain at least 2 other planning concerns or actions you should cover specifically relating to your business’ implementation of the new AI, Dublin-10? (Approximately 250-300 words.) -
Title: The Impact of Machismo on the Garcia Girls in “How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents” by Julia Alvarez
write a 4 page essay about the novel “how the garcia lost their accents” by Julia Alvarez using this question:
How does the machismo amid which they grew up affect each Garcia girl’s experiences? Be specific as to the gendered behavior and attitudes and impact of that these have on each Garcia “girl.” use quotes and remember to use MLA in text citations properly.
please provide a turnitin receipt proving it’s free of plagiarism and AI. -
Title: “Navigating Salary and Employee Transfers: A Case Study Analysis of ‘Take It or Leave It’”
Case 1: Take It or Leave It
Both John Johnson and Martin LeBlanc are employed as systems software engineers for a budding social media company with offices in San Jose, California and Atlanta, Georgia. In fact, John and Martin studied at the same university and were in several courses together. Both were hired last year at about the same time, assigned to work in the Atlanta office. John accepted the company’s salary offer of $65,000 and Martin negotiated a slightly higher starting salary. Both salaries were competitive with starting pay for software engineers employed in Atlanta.
After six months on the job, Martin’s manager, Beth Liu, called him into her office to discuss his early job performance. Beth lavished Martin with praise, citing his technical skills prowess, for taking the initiative to recommend system improvements, and his demonstrated ability to work well with others. Of course, Martin was pleased and he expressed satisfaction in his role and he promised to make more impressive contributions to the company.
Beth said that she was pleased to hear Martin’s thoughts and indicated that she looked forward to his further contributions. Then, she went on to say that a software engineer in the San Jose office left the company and asked him to fill the vacancy. Martin was excited to hear the news because he had hoped to work in the San Jose office one day.
Before leaving Beth’s office, Martin asked her to confirm his new salary rate. Beth was puzzled by the question because Martin would be assuming the same role in San Jose. She reminded him of this fact and indicated that his salary would remain the same. Following company policy, Martin could expect to receive future pay increases based on performance or promotion into a higher-ranking job. His excitement turned to disappointment and he had second thoughts about moving to San Jose and began wondering whether he should take it or leave it.
Analyze the Case Study “Take it or Leave it” on page 51-52 of your textbook. Prepare a paper answering the following questions:
Why did Martin become disappointed?
Do you think that Beth’s decision was reasonable? Why or why not?
What are some factors that Beth should consider when transferring employees from Atlanta to San Jose? From San Jose to Atlanta?
Support your analysis with at least two recent scholarly sources to substantiate your insights.
The analysis should be presented in APA format.
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The Significance of a Literature Review and Common Mistakes to Avoid Title: The Significance of a Literature Review and Common Mistakes to Avoid A literature review is an essential component of any research project, whether it be a thesis, dissertation,
What is the importance of a literature review and what should you avoid when conducting a literature review?
Submission Instructions:
Your initial post should be at least 500 words, formatted and cited in current APA style with support from at least 2 academic sources. -
Executive Summary: Cybersecurity Breach at XYZ Organization Executive Summary: On behalf of XYZ Organization, I am reporting a major cybersecurity breach that has recently been discovered. Our organization has been hacked and we are currently working to identify, isolate, and remedy
For the organization you selected in Module 1: Case Study Milestone 1, consider your answers to Discussion 4: You’ve Been Hacked! Craft a summary including the details of the breach and what you and the organization are doing to identify, isolate, and remedy that hack. Executive summaries are brief summary statements that are clearly and plainly written to show upper management the main points of a situation so that they need not read an entire report or brief on a matter. Imagine that you only have one hour to brief the entire organizational board (CEO, CSO, CFO, etc.) on the situation and they will need part of that hour to ask questions on what you present. This is not a paper. It is a very brief, complete (including what you do and do not know) statement of the situation up to this point in time.
Consider the elements from the discussion question:
You discover the organization had been hacked (and may still be under attack).
You have no idea how long this has been going on, the level of damage, the persistence of the hack, and what (if anything) has been compromised.
You have learned that some hackers may gain access to network resources and stay relatively inactive until there is something of value to steal or exploit. Other hackers seek to embarrass or steal quickly, hoping to have immediate benefit from the access gained. You do not know which type of situation you have, what type of hacker(s) you are dealing with, if it is a lone instance or if there are multiple exploits across your organization’s vast network.
You found a way to answer at least some of these questions quickly. While you may not have all the answers, you have identified some characteristics of this hack and need a plan to move forward, which must include isolation of all access and compromised systems, identification of hacking methods used (i.e. what was successful and what was not), and if the hack is a compromise that must be reported per the governance required of your type of business or industry. Share your basic plan for identifying the extent of the damage/access/breach. Who/what has hacked your organization? What was the goal? What can you do to immediately triage the organization’s network? What specific steps can be taken? Who should be notified? Do you alert your customers/patients/students/stakeholders?
The following resource may be helpful in learning what to include and what tone to use for the summary of the hack. It also shows how to write a marketing executive summary but much of the basics and mechanics apply to the summary of the hack. https://www.inc.com/guides/2010/09/how-to-write-an-executive-summary.html
***My chosen topic for my ongoing assignment is digital forensics. For continuity I’ve attached my module 1 case study as mentioned above. I’ve also attached my other two assignments to ensure the respective individuals are utilized for their chosen roles i.e. CEO, CSO etc.*** -
Title: A Comprehensive Analysis of Apple Inc.: A Global Leader in Technology and Innovation Introduction Apple Inc. is a multinational technology company headquartered in Cupertino, California. It was founded in 1976 by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak
Please choose an appropriate company and try to follow samples from online. You may leave space for name & personal details.
Total words should be around 4500. It needs to be very detailed and professional showing understanding of concepts. -
Exploring the Fermentation Process: A Microbial Experiment in Producing Bread, Yogurt, and Cheese
Report on a microbial exoeriment in which vou produce some fermented
foods that you could try to make, including bread, yogurt, cheese
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alcoholic beverages – and a wide vanety of
bacteria and fungi (especially yeasts) are used in their
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least 2 “groups” that will be compared (note: you may just have
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ach of vour “eroups” – or ambitious, you can have replicates). for example, if you are fermenting some type of vegetable in salt water (e.g. kim chi) you could compare 2 different concentrations of salt, or 2 different types of vegetables. If you are making yogurt, you
could compare using 2 different types or amounts of starter culture, or, you could compare 2 different methods of cooling
down your milk+ starter culture mix, or cooling over b hours vs. L2 nours
Your report should follow the typical format of a scientific report with the following sections:
Introduction – in which you discuss the type of fermented food that you will prepare and why it interests you.
Materials and methods: provide enough details so that someone else could replicate your procedure. Results and discussion (these 2 sections are often combined): tell what happened and ADD ORIGINAL PHOTOS THAT
YOU TAKE of your product and/or the process used. Collect data (perhaps at different time points to monitor how it tastes. Try to provide as many observations as possible – note that observations are information that you take in
through your senses (or some instrument that extends your senses (taste, smell, vision, touch, hearing). If applicable, make up a scale to rate sourness / bitterness / saltiness / sweetness / alcohol content, etc. of your product. Record other types of observations: are bubbles produced? Is there a color change? A volume change? For most fermentations you could collect data /observations at different time points. Where possible, put your data into
a table or graph and provide a table or figure legend. Conclusions – briefly summarize your what you have learned from your experiment and comment on future
directions if you would try making your product again. This report should be at least 700 words (excluding a final list of literature cited. 700 words is “2 – 3 pages double. spaced. All reports should contain at least 2 photos inserted into the document (not attached along with it). Each photo
should have a figure legend (for guidelines in making a good figure legend see Ngo, 2020)