“Create a SPES Paragraph (Statement, Proof, Explanation, Summary) in which you argue whether the type of surveillance we experience on a daily basis through our technology devices and applications, qualifies as being “Orwellian.” Be sure to define the word “Orwellian” and to take a position on whether it applies to the massive data collection what we are all subjected to on a daily basis.
Be sure to use some evidence from the text, and at least one outside article”
I need (2) result sections written along with the conclusion (discussion). The following is what needs to be included in the sections. Attached is what has been written by myself so far, and the article.
From the Result section of the article: Describe the most important main effect(s) with specific names of the statistical tests conducted, their results in APA format, and verbal interpretation of such tests. If there are interaction(s), you should describe them as well. You need to write statistical results in APA style. Statistical symbols such as F, p, and t need to be in Italic. Degree(s) of freedom needs to be placed in a parenthesis. An example of reporting an F ratio can be: F(1.78, 315) = 101.34, p = .002.
From the Discussion section of the article: Explain whether the results matched the predicted hypotheses. Describe the interpretation given and how the results connect to theory presented in the Introduction or offered only in the Discussion.
For Milestone One of your final project, you will choose a particular information technology and management strategy. Your submission for this step must
address the following elements:
A. Clearly identify and describe your chosen information management or patient care technology topic (i.e., electronic medical records, CPOE, clinical
alerts, medication dispensing units, etc.).
B. Provide a rationale for why you chose this particular topic. (For example, why it is important to your workplace? How does it improve patient
safety?) Describe the role your chosen strategy plays in patient safety or quality outcomes.
C. Support your rationale with 12 sources.
Guidelines for Submission: Your topic selection and rationale should be a minimum of 12 thorough paragraphs. Formatting should be 12-point Times New
Roman font, double-spaced, and one-inch margins. References and in-text citations should use proper APA formatting.
1. Summary: Write a 4-5 sentence summary of The Other Wes Moore that is not connected to your topic. Follow the rules of the Summary Checklist. (Links to an external site.)
2. Draft Thesis: Write 1-2 sentences describing and/or claiming what your essay is going to develop.
3. Draft Body Paragraphs: Develop 1-2 body paragraphs that prove 1-2 sub-points of your essay.
Choose a topic that is of interest to you about an issue concerning a current social issue or modern technology and write an essay in which you take a position on that issue. Your main goal in this researched essay is to present your findings on the topic, present your position on the topic, and finally, show your audience why they should care about the topic. You must have a minimum of six primary and/or secondary sources. Some suggestions for topics might be the benefits created or problems caused by social media, the benefits created or problems caused by driverless vehicles, the benefits created or problems caused by the use of robots and other automation/technology in industry, police departments, or the military.
Your argument should contain all of the genres features listed here:
An explicit position
A response to what others have said or done
Appropriate background information
A clear indication of why the topic matters
Good reasons and evidence
Attention to more than one point of view
An authoritative tone
An appeal to readers values
Introduction
Establish importance of issue
Establish credibility
State position: Explicit thesis statement
Body
Provide necessary background information
Reasons and evidence to support position
Acknowledge possible counterarguments and refute them
Conclusion
Summarize arguments
Elaborate on implications
Make clear what audience to do in response
This assignment will require you to incorporate and cite within the text of your essay at least six sources (2 of which are scholarly articles). Any essay that does not include In-Text Documentation and a Works Cited list will receive a grade of 0.
Any essay that contains a Works Cited list, but lacks In-Text Documentation will not receive a grade higher than 50%.
Other Requirements
Page Count: 6 double spaced pages, Times New Roman font.
Use MLA Style heading for essays without cover pages. Be sure to include headers that contain your last name and page number for each page. Be sure to double space entire essay.
You must use at least six sources (again, two of which are scholarly articles) in writing this essay. Essay will include a works cited entry for the articles used in writing this essay.
Graphing Data from the Web
Find data on the web about a topic that interests you. Take that data and portray it in a visual way that best illustrates the point being made.
Your task:
1) To find data that can be used to “tell a story” that is nuanced and allows for analysis of a situation.
2) Provide a visual that is engaging and uses multiple data sets to compare and/or contrast information.
Suggested sites with data include the following:
census.gov
pew research(http://www.pewresearch.org/)
ClickZ
https://www.clickz.com
FEDSTATS (links to 70 U.S. government agencies)
https://fedstats.sites.usa.gov/
United Nations Environment Program
http://na.unep.net/siouxfalls/datasets/datalist.php
Pew Research
www.pewresearch.org
Background: Wells Fargo has been in the press a great deal over the past few years for a variety of unscrupulous business practices and compensation programs that encouraged and rewarded such behavior. While it is unknown whether the incentive plans were specifically designed to drive such bad behavior, it is clear that controls did not exist to protect against unforeseen consequences or to support ethical leadership that might have curtailed it once it began. Some have gone so far as to suggest that the culture is/was inherently corrupt and that the incentives were intentionally designed to work within that framework.
Assignment: You have been hired as an outside Compensation Consultant to provide fresh eyes to Wells Fargo. Your role is to examine what happened (based on the readings and any other sources you wish to include), consider how such rampant fraud was allowed to occur and to make a recommendation for a new incentive program that will drive ethically responsible customer service. (Note that, as part of their sanctions announced in February 2018, the Fed has precluded Wells Fargo from getting any bigger than its current $2 trillion in assets until they are satisfied that they have cleaned up their act.)
Assignment Requirements:
1. Page one of this assignment should be a Letter to the Reader as outlined on page 194 of
Sandra Giles article, Reflective Writing and the Revision Process. You may have to tweak
your responses to her questions a bit. For example, when she asks How did you narrow the
assigned topic? you might explain how you chose the particular incident you did if you are
revising the first essay, or why you chose a particular ad or certain approach to that ad if you are
revising your second essay. (attached)
2. Your Letter to the Reader should begin with an MLA heading just like any other paper, but
you do not need a title here. Just give the greeting and go with it. The letter can also be single spaced.
3. After the letter, insert a page break, and on the new page, give another MLA header followed by
your newly revised, polished paper. The essay needs to be double-spaced as usual. The essay can be atopic of your choice.
Book review: Plantation Jesus: Race, Faith, and a New Way Forward by Rick Wilson
Each student will write a 1,200-1,400 word review of the book, which will thoroughly answer all of the following questions:
What is the authors primary argument?
What evidence does the author give to support this argument?
What is the most persuasive part of the authors argument?
What is the least persuasive part of the authors argument?
How has this book affected your own understanding of the issue at hand? Do you agree or disagree with the authors position?
How does the authors argument impact how one lives out the Christian faith?
Instructions
Using the CSU online library, locate an article that discusses project management today. This could include conflict resolution and negotiation skills, project budgeting, risk planning, project scheduling and resource management, or the monitoring/control of projects. Think about these ideas and questions when compiling your article analysis.
After examining the article, summarize the overall concepts within the article.
Discuss the author’s perspective with respect to project management.
After reading this article, along with knowledge gained in this course, what is your opinion of the role of project management within an organization, and ultimately, of the project manager as it relates to completion of the project?
Your response should be a minimum of two pages, double-spaced.
