Explain Social Issues and Ethics in Computing

http://www.scoop.it/t/ethics-in-computing Use one most recent article (less than 3 months old) are accessible from the link ABOVE. Please use any of the following terms in this paper: Peer to peer economy, free stuff, Turing test, Chinese room, Pace of Change (Moores Law), Old problem/new context, lag time, global reach, security v. convenience, deontological, utilitarianism, negative and positive rights, social contract theory, wrong vs. harm, cognitive dissonance, conflicts of interest, nepotism, self dealing, bystander effect. Anonymity, government control of internet, censorship, communication shut down in US,DMCA, Fair Use Doctrine,Photography copyright,Betamax case, Atari v. Nintendo, DRM and DMCA part 2, take down notices, Napster, Aereo, Trans-Pacific Partnership, Look and feel, Pirate Bay, SOPA, Public domain, open source software, patents and trolls,Responsible disclosure, Hactivism,Identity theft, fraud,Telecommuting, Outsourcing and off-shoring,Wisdom of the crowd, Online Degrees – Scams. Im also uploading example of how the paper should look once its completed.

Write a one (1) page essay on Personal Statement and Describe the personal connection to mission statement below. MISSION STATEMENT Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science is a private non-profit student centered University that is committed to cultivating diverse health professional leaders who are dedicated to social justice and health equity for underserved populations through outstanding education, research, clinical service, and community engagement.

Write a one (1) page essay on Personal Statement and Describe the personal connection to mission statement below.
MISSION STATEMENT
Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science is a private non-profit student centered University that is committed to cultivating diverse health professional leaders who are dedicated to social justice and health equity for underserved populations through outstanding education, research, clinical service, and community engagement.

Write a one (1) page essay on Personal Statement and Describe the personal connection to mission statement below. MISSION STATEMENT Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science is a private non-profit student centered University that is committed to cultivating diverse health professional leaders who are dedicated to social justice and health equity for underserved populations through outstanding education, research, clinical service, and community engagement.

Write a one (1) page essay on Personal Statement and Describe the personal connection to mission statement below.
MISSION STATEMENT
Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science is a private non-profit student centered University that is committed to cultivating diverse health professional leaders who are dedicated to social justice and health equity for underserved populations through outstanding education, research, clinical service, and community engagement.

Identify, define and discuss the significance of one concept explored in our course that is important to the field of media studies.

Project description
LENGTH: Two to three pages (double-spaced) *PLUS bibliography
*** Please note this page count does NOT include assignment headers. Assignments should use a 12pt Times New Roman font and have 1\” margins.
This assignment sets out two specific and connected tasks. The first task is to identify, define and discuss the significance of one concept explored in our course that is important to the field of media studies. This concept should be drawn directly from the textbook or lecture (please specify the chapter or lecture you found it in), and should be clearly identifiable in either a single word or a very short phrase. Ideally, it will be a concept you\’ve found personally interesting. Your explanation and discussion of this concept must draw upon TWO relevant scholarly sources found in the UofT Libraries (either online scholarly journal articles or academic books). Use these sources to help discuss and elaborate upon your concept using examples of how the authors explain and use the concept. If you need help figuring out what a scholarly source is, please visit:
https://onesearch.library.utoronto.ca/faq/what-counts-scholarly-source

The second part of this assignment asks you to connect the concept you\’ve chosen to a specific and clearly identified upper-level course (either B, C or D-level) in UTSC\’s Media Studies program that you may wish to take later in your studies. In your explanation of this connection consider questions such as how the concept is relevant to this particular course and how the concept applies to the topics you\’re likely to study in this course. This part of the assignment will require to you to find and familiarize yourself with the course descriptions for the Media Studies program found in the UTSC Academic Calendar. These can be found at:
http://www.utsc.utoronto.ca/registrar/calendars/calendar/Media_Studies.html

Analyze a primary historical source for its representation of a colonial landscape in the Pacific Northwest.

Project description
This is research paper easy is the continuation of the essay proposal that I order in past week with this writer. the two sources that I gave you last time and one more class lecture that I will give this time.
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Added on 10.11.2016 22:07
http://faculty.wwu.edu/gberardi/native/unforgiving_geographies.shtml.
Task
You are to write a 2500 word (approximately 10 pages, double-spaced) essay which analyzes a primary historical source for its representation of a colonial landscape in the Pacific Northwest. You have a broad range of choices in the source you use: historical novel, settler journal, recorded / transcribed oral testimony (settler or Native), government report, historical map, painting, and so on. In providing your analysis you should draw on one to two of the themes / ideas encountered in class. You are not limited to these, but they will certainly give you a firm basis on which to proceed. For the proposal that is due on November 3, I would like an outline of about 500 words that identifies a potential primary source for analysis, the site at which you have located it (this can often be done online by searching a holdings index), and the themes of analysis that you will bring to bear in your final paper.
Organization
Your paper must have the components of a formal essay. This means providing an introduction that: 1) introduces the period, place, and source that you are focusing on; 2) states what you will argue about the landscape representation found in your source; and 3) states how you are going to work through your claim in the body of the paper. It also means providing a conclusion that sums up what youve argued, how youve argued it, and (briefly) why its important. In essence, you need to say what you want to say (Intro), say it (Body), and say what you said (Conclusion)
Generally
There are several sites to explore in order to find your source. WWU Libraries holds some historical novels in its regular collection; you might also find some gems in the Special Collections division of the library. Washington State Archives has a location at the corner of Bill MacDonald Pkwy and 25th Ave spending some time in there might yield some interesting sources. Please contact the archivist there prior to a visit to arrange for research assistance. It is also possible that you may find some intriguing items in the city and county archives. Again, contact the archivist before visiting these sites. Online collections often have great digital sources, too.
Spend some time exploring these sites in order to find your source. Once you do, turn all of your attention to reading, digesting, and analyzing the representation of a colonial landscape that you find. this are the two sources, 1, The sea is my country. by Reid, J. (2009) Stevens, I.(1859) Treaty of Neah Bay. the other sources is a lecture from class it talks about Alaska native people which is helpful to compare and contrast. here is the link http://faculty.wwu.edu/gberardi/native/unforgiving_geographies.shtml.
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I think I aploaded wrong article, I couldn\\\”t cut or deleted I don\\\”t want confused you, the title say \\\” china set\\\”
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this is the comment from my professor about the last paper.
You have chosen a good primary document. I would like to hear about how you plan to analyze it through one or more concepts, from class… at present, your proposal is just about describing the treaty and some of its effects. can you say something more? i.e what \\\”official geographies of colonialism\\\” might have been unleashed by the treaty ? or what assumptions about the location of \\\”civilization and \\\”savagery \\\” are embedded in the treaty? or how did the treaty reflects the manifest destiny attitude of American settlers ?
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