chemical eng class – safety class
looking for someone taken the class-a case study of chenobyll disaster as decribed in the project and topics described in the book-chemical process safety fundamentals with applications by Crowl
ANSWER THE FOLLOWING: Chapters 2 & 3
1. Using 2 or 3 sentences for each, express your knowledge about and or impression of the following characters.
Candy (The Old Swamper) Curly Curlys Wife Slim Carlson
2. Do you see any danger or difficultty- general or quite specific – shaping up for George and Lennie in these chapters? Explain in 3-4s
3. The story of Candys dog probably serves several purposes.
a)does it dramatize or highlight candys situation,? explain 2s
b)does it reflect any calue or characteristic of the world of the novel? explain 1-2s
c)if you suspect that it is foreshadowing, what sort of event do you think it might prefigure? explain 1-2s
4. How yould you describe the place of women in the world of this novel? Refer to the expressed attitudes of the men in it. 1-2s
5. How and why will Candy be involved in George and Lennies plans? 1s
6. Why does Curley attack Lennie? 1s
7. Explain Slims solution to the problem(s) presented by Curleys mangled hand. 1s
Introduction – open with motivator, provide essential contextual information, and state an argumentative thesis. (The topic of this paper is my thesis statement and blueprint)
Each body paragraph – Open with argumentative topic sentence, supply adequate textual evidence, and offer critical interpretation of that evidence to support your thesis.
Conclusion – Allude to your main points and then offer insight that lends all arguments more value.
1.a. Explain why these two approaches were considered to be incompatible.
1.b. Lay out Rawls’ method of merging the two, and what he argues are the benefits of doing so.
1.c. Analyze whether you think Rawls is successful in his goal of providing a better theory of justice that is capable of addressing the problems of our society today.
• (1) Introduction
• Start by defining the term.
• Provide an essential definition of the term – refer to a dictionary, a legislative document, an expert’s definition etc.
• Also, use an illustration, comparison, negation, or a short narration to better define the term.
• Then explain why the definition might be problematic.
• Is there an agreed-upon meaning of the definition?
• Use Lewis’s typology of definitions: arbitrary, subjective, definitions with purpose, and problematic definitions.
• How does the definition fit into Kent’s typology?
• Who defined the term?
• From what point of view?
• Is the definition biased?
• Is it descriptive or prescriptive?
• What purpose is served?
• What power backs up the definition (Lewis 75-76).
• (2) Body
• Analyze the definition by using Lewis’s three criteria: content, purpose and effect.
• Just as Lewis analyzed the terms pornography and the First-Nations identity, you should also provide a detailed analysis of the term you chose by applying the criteria of content, purpose and intent (each criterion should be discussed in a separate body paragraph).
• Demonstrate the effectiveness of the definition if only the criterion of content is used.
• What happens when you include the intent and the effect criteria?
• How do the definition process and the authority behind it affect the social context?
• Can the definition be used as a tool of manipulation and how?
• For example, explain what happens when the term “confidential information” is defined by the criterion of content.
• How do the intent and effect criteria contribute to the clarification of the term?
• Explicitly refer to Lewis’s concepts and statements. However, you should not simply quote or paraphrase the author, but should apply the author’s method when analyzing the definition process.
• (3) Conclusion
• Evaluate the effectiveness of the three criteria in defining the term.
• Have the boundaries been established?
• Does the definition reflect a prejudice?
• Has the cultural norm has been used as reference?
• Are any parts of the definition questionable?
• Summarize the social implications of the definition process.
Assignment: Using concepts from the book “REAL COMMUNICATION (second edition)” by Dan Ohare & Mary Wiemann and analyze a movie, or other pop culture artifact (e.g., tv show, book). The paper consists of three parts:
(1) Description of the concepts, any from chapter 1-7 (define and explain material),
(2) Description of the relevant movie scenes (provide a synopsis), and
(3) An application of the concepts to the movie scenes (demonstrate how the content is enacted in the movie). Select an artifact that demonstrates normative personal relationships.
Assignment 3: “World War II through the 1970s”
Write a five to six (5-6) page paper on the period from World War II through the 1970s.Your paper should cover the following:
Identify at least (2) two major historical turning points in the period under discussion.
Analyze the impact of the two (2) or more major historical turning points selected on America’s current society, economy, politics, and culture.
Give at least two (2) reasons that Americans in the late 1930s wanted to stay out of the European conflict that became World War II.
Explain the role that women played to help win World War II.
Describe at least two (2) civil rights breakthroughs after World War II that moved the cause of African-Americans forward.
Describe at least two (2) ways in which the Vietnam War brought political awareness to a new generation of young Americans.
Describe at least two (2) programs of President Johnson’s “ Great Society” agenda that are still with us today.
Include at least two (2) references (sources) other than the textbook. At least one (1) of your sources must be obtained from the collection of databases accessible from the Learning Resources Center Web page. Generic encyclopedic Internet resources such as Wikipedia or Answers.com will not be considered acceptable.
Student note: Points one (1) and two (2) above are separate from the rest of the assignment.The paper should follow guidelines for clear and effectively organized writing:
The paper is well organized, and every explanation is both complete and easy to understand.
Include an introductory paragraph and concluding paragraph for the paper.
Main ideas should be addressed in body paragraphs with a topic sentence and supporting sentences.
Adhere to standard rules of English grammar, punctuation, and mechanics.
The paper should be checked for spelling and grammatical errors.
Thanks for the information regarding eMAR. Unfortunately it cannot be used.
The exercise in this course is not to put together a paper on an existing commercial database system. This, eMAR, is of course already designed and normalized. Professional DBAs with tons of experience have been working on this shrink wrap application for a long time.
The intention of this course is to design a database from scratch, identify the relevant data that you are going to need and then go through the process of bringing the un-normalized data from 1NF to 3NF, identifying functional dependencies etc., as per the term paper proposal and term paper instructions.
Students in the past have done projects on their DVD and film collections, their hobbies: stamp collections, knitting, food shopping organization, amateur basketball leagues, repair inventory systems, choir song lists, tools inventory for their garage, obviously the options are many and they depend on your specific endeavors.
As for the work already done, there is not much I can say. It is clear from the syllabus and the term proposal assignment, which is due weeks before the term paper, that a go-ahead is needed in order to continue with an approved project. Not sure why you invested time and effort on a non approved term paper subject.
I will waive any late penalties related to new proposal submission.