Locate an 3 articles on the FITT principle. You can use the book as a source. What I want to know if what is this principle, why is it important, how can use use it to build a fitness program, what are the government guidelines for frequency and time of a workout program. Give statistics if you like.
Type of Assignment: Project
Summary: Write a research paper. The subject of the paper will be the “Use of Information Technology in personal digital assistant (PDA) in universities ”.
Requirements:
Question:
What are the advantages and disadvantages of a multi-perspective approach to understanding organisations? In answering the question you will need to engage with the nature of the various perspectives and how they enable and limit our understanding of organisations.
Critique of Two Articles from the Suggested Readings (20%): Each student is required to submit a 3-4 pages of two written critical analysis on one of the assigned readings on February 23rd and March 1st. Each paper carries 10% for a total of 20%. Late submission will attract a penalty of one mark every day after the due date. See marking
Constable, N. (2009). The commodification of intimacy: Marriage, sex, and reproductive labor. Annual Review of Anthropology, 38, 49-64.
This has to be written by me Kris Trujillo acting as i took over the seceratry of defense. i have to thank the old seceratry for what he has done, and explain the seceratry of defense. I need to list some current problems and stuff we are doing in the department. I also have to describe the seal.
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FINAL PROJECT OR PAPER
The balanced scorecard approach has been used as a strategy evaluation and strategy formulation method since the early-1990s when Kaplan and Norton (1992) first introduced the idea. Variations of the balanced scorecard were used by over 70% of Fortune 1000 companies by 2002, and companies in virtually all industries use the scorecard approach as a means of approaching performance evaluation.
You may choose from one of two options provided to you as a final project for the course. Since the MSMIT and MSM lack competency exams, which is the essence of the MBA-MFT, a paper or project is the substitute for the MBA-MFT.
• Choice #1 (Research Paper)—You may write a 15-20 page paper on the balanced scorecard as applied to an industry or field. For instance, if you work in the healthcare fields, you may want to explore how physician groups, for-profit or not-for-profit hospitals, insurers, etc. use the balanced scorecard approach to evaluate and/or help formulate strategy. APA format, citations and references are required for the research paper choice.
• Choice #2 (Case Study Project Paper)—You may also work with a company to help design a balanced scorecard for the company. The written report must clearly lay out the process that went into the design, present the balanced scorecard and reason for inclusion of performance measures chosen, and how data are going to be assessed and collected. As a guide, you will want to see Kaplan & Norton (1993) and the examples of companies presented in that article and how they developed and used the balanced scorecard. Harvard Business School cases also serve as useful models as far as how you would possibly want to lay out the case company and the balanced scorecard. The case study should also be between 15-20 pages. APA format, references, and citations are required.
find the similarities between people with power and people without such as slavery also make a page that has all your research formatted and easy to go back to.
During this unit, and out whole year, we have stressed the importance of considering multiple perspectives.
*You must have at least _____ researched scholarly source(s) and present all research in a bibliography
This analysis should take the form of a 5 page, five-paragraph essay.
Below is the outline for your paper. The accompanying questions are suggestions to help you write.
Paragraph 1: Introduction and thesis that proves your belief about perspectives in our play and the historical event
Paragraph 2: How Shakespeare was presenting a majority and ignored perspective in the play. What was his aim? How does the play prove your thesis?
Paragraph 3: The majority perspective in history (for a specific event). Why was the story told this way? What are the consequences of telling the story this way? How does this information prove your thesis?
Paragraph 4: The ignored perspective in history (for a specific event). Why was it ignored? What are the consequences for ignoring this perspective? How does this information prove your thesis?
Paragraph 5: Conclusion about perspectives, reporting, history, and the consequences.
During this unit, and out whole year, we have stressed the importance of considering multiple perspectives.
*You must have at least _____ researched scholarly source(s) and present all research in a bibliography
This analysis should take the form of a 5 page, five-paragraph essay.
Below is the outline for your paper. The accompanying questions are suggestions to help you write.
Paragraph 1: Introduction and thesis that proves your belief about perspectives in our play and the historical event
Paragraph 2: How Shakespeare was presenting a majority and ignored perspective in the play. What was his aim? How does the play prove your thesis?
Paragraph 3: The majority perspective in history (for a specific event). Why was the story told this way? What are the consequences of telling the story this way? How does this information prove your thesis?
Paragraph 4: The ignored perspective in history (for a specific event). Why was it ignored? What are the consequences for ignoring this perspective? How does this information prove your thesis?
Paragraph 5: Conclusion about perspectives, reporting, history, and the consequences.
How does George Orwell’s distopia relate to todays technology
World War I has been considered a major historical turning point in modern History. Yet, Historians debate what were its causes and who was responsible.
You are to read the following Two (2) books to begin your paper and then with additional research compare their views on the Origins of World War I in light of different historians views on the subject.
1. The Long Fuse: An Interpretation of the Origins of World War I by Laurence Lafore
Compare it to the following:
2. Europe’s Last Summer by David Fromkin
Your paper should be divided approximately between a) A summary of the works, b) a critique of the books, and c) placing the works within the historical context of the period in which they were written:
To do this paper effectively you are expected to research other sources on the historians views of the subject. Our Librarians will be glad to help you in this matter. You must use at least five other sources two of which must be non-internet sources
The following are some but not all of the
questions your paper should try to answer.
1. What are the main theses of the book?
2. How are these theses presented in the book?
3. Is the book organized in a clear manner? Is the argument of the book logical?
4. What are the prejudices of the author?
5. How do these prejudices effect the authors view of the subject?
6. What are the authors conclusions? How does the authors own prejudices effect his conclusions?
7. How does the book relate to the times in which it is written?
8. What effect did the book have on historical interpretation of the origins of WWI ?
9. Compare and Contrast the differing views of the Authors on the subject.
DO NOT write the report by just answering the above questions in a 1- 9 manner. It should be a well written and clearly organized paper.
Footnotes and a bibliography are required. You should use the University of Chicago style in notations.
My thesis should be on one of these topics “The impact of Economic meltdown on World Trade”OR “Trends and recent development in foreign direct investment in Russia”
Please,confirm if you can handle it.You are free to choose the one which you can handle comfortably