i only need you to copy the answers it s easy and quick task 1

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I have several homework regarding system dynamics class also I have the solutions. You will only need to copy some of the solutions in each homework as I will explain clearly but not all of them and ignore any matlab questions and do not copy any type of comments or notes that you see in any answers. please follow my instructions carefully because it can be plagiarism if you do not follow them.

Hw 4 copy everything except the drawings.

Hw 5 copy everything except the drawings.

Hw 6 copy everything except part c in question 1.

Hw 7 copy everything except any comments or notes on the solutions it’s the dr’s note we cannot copy it and question 7 do not do part c and I will show you which one I mean on the file.

Hw 8 copy everything except any comments or notes on the solutions and question 1 do not do the drawings and questions 2 and 6 do not do them at all and question 5 which has the matlab but do the one without matlab in question 5.

Hw 9 copy everything except any comments or notes on the solutions also do not do the matlb part in question 1 and do not do question 6.

Hw 10 copy everything except any comments or notes on the solutions.

Hw 11 copy everything except any comments or notes on the solutions and do not do question 5.

Hw 12 copy everything except any comments or notes on the solutions and do not do question 1and 2.

Attached are the questions and the solutions just copy the solutions as I explain.

provide a precise definition for motivation

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1. Provide a precise definition for motivation.

2. What can a manager do to improve their employees’ motivation?

3. Give an example of a time when a manager’s actions increased their employee’s motivation and how this affected the entire organization.

complete 4 page business report capella

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Read the CapraTek Manufacturing Workforce Data and Career Paths [PDF] document, and apply this data and information to your assessment.

Instructions

HR professionals can capture a large amount of data in a variety of formats to assist in measuring and validating their staffing and development processes. Assessing the skills of external candidates for the job being recruited while also achieving a good staffing fit with the work group and organization can be difficult. Aside from how well the candidates fit the job requirements, there are a number of other important organizational goals that are a part of this process, including return on investment (ROI), legal and technology impacts, and diversity considerations, as well as the employer’s image and positive stakeholder reactions.

Using a format of your choice, include the following in a hiring and training forecast plan for CapraTek’s Georgia manufacturing facility, incorporating how best to utilize training for future development for HR leadership:

  • Analyze data to determine the number of applicants needed to meet position projections. How did you arrive at the figures for each job below, and why is this forecasted number of employees needed?
    • New interim employees.
    • Unskilled workers for promotion to skilled workers.
    • Skilled workers for promotion to shift leaders.
    • Shift leaders for promotion to department supervisors.
    • Department supervisors for promotion to operations management.
  • Describe employment trends and demographics. How does the use of technology impact staff planning for this geographic location for CapraTek?
  • Develop recommendations to incorporate training for each job level at CapraTek. Include three recommendations based on your data analysis.

Your Hiring and Training Forecast Plan should demonstrate graduate-level writing skills through the accurate communication of thoughts that support a central idea and use of correct grammar and mechanics as expected of a human resources professional.

see the requiremnts 1

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whole thing about the Essay 3.

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This assignment is straightforward:

In 500+ of your own words [note that there are ~250 here already, shoot for 750 if you’re watching the counter], answer FIVE (5) or more of the following questions. No fancy formatting needed, you can insert your answers underneath the relevant questions if you like.

Ten Questions (Please tackle at least five)

  • Reflect on your thinking, learning, and work in this course. What are you most proud of?
  • Where did you encounter struggle in this course, and what did you do to deal with it?
  • What about your thinking, learning, or work in this course brought you the most satisfaction? Why?
  • What was frustrating you? How did you deal with that frustration?
  • What lessons were learned from failure in this course?
  • Where did you meet success, and who might benefit most from what you’ve learned along the way? How can you share this with them?
  • What are your next steps? Which of those steps will come easiest? Where will the terrain become rocky? What can you do now to navigate the road ahead with the most success?
  • What made you curious in this course?
  • How did I help you in this course? How did I hinder you in this course? What can I do tomorrow to help others who follow?
  • How did you help the class and/or your group? How did you hinder them? What can you do in the future to help other learners more?

current events very important paper

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Part 1: Current Events: (5 points each—30 points total)

1) According to the YouTube video “Algerian president Abdelaziz resigns” describe the life and career of the president and what impact did he have on Algerian politics. What led to his resignation? (5 points)

2) According to two You Tube videos, from CNN and CBS, describe the ouster of Sudan President Omar al-Bashir. What led to his overthrow? What do the protestors what next in Sudan? What was the role Bashir played in the Darfur region in the Sudan? What crimes have the ICC indicted Bashir for? (5 points)

3) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is now serving his fifth term as Prime Minister. The video “The Rise of Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu “provides both a personal biography of him and a recap of recent history in Israel. Write about his background and family history. What are his politics, especially his relationship with the Palestinians? Why was he opposed to the Oslo Accords? What difficulties does he faces at the next chapter of his political career? (5 points)

4) From the YouTube video “The Trade War Explained: The Economist” what issues divide the United States and China have brought on the trade war between the two countries? What impact has it had on American farmers and consumers? Why does the United States argue that the status quo cannot continue? (5 points)

5) Why did President Trump sign the Hong Kong Human Rights Act? Why was it called a “bipartisan” bill? How could the act impact US-China trade negotiations? (5 points)

6) Who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2019 and why was he given this award? (5 points)

Part Two: From the videos on Africa (20 points)

1) Write five main points for each of the following videos:

a) “Geopolitical Analysis for 2019: Africa” (5 points)

b) “What is the African Union? “ (5 points)

c) “Geopolitics of Nigeria” (5 points)

d) “Why is South Africa on the Edge of Collapse” (5 points)

Part 3: Asia Pacific, China, Japan, South Asia, Australia (50 points)

1) For 10 points describe the challenges in South Asia faced by India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan. (10 points)

2) In the analysis of Australia, what are the modern geopolitical challenges of Australia and New Zealand? (10 points)

3) After reviewing the video “Is China the next superpower” answer the following questions: What effects does the low standard of living have on the Chinese people? What are the advantages and disadvantages of being an export driven economy? In military terms how does China compete with the USA and NATO? Describe the ethnic divisions in China? According to the report why will China not be the next superpower? (10 points)

4) After viewing the geopolitical report on Japan explain the geopolitics of Japan? (10 points)

5) According to the video “Japan’s Changing Relationship with the US” describe the need for further cooperation between the two countries and the links that maintain the relationship between the two nations? (10 points)

my future life of visualization

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Submit an individual portfolio containing the following documents with appropriate titles:

  1. Introduction: A one to two page introduction to your portfolio that explains what it contains.
  2. Essay: A personal essay (1-3 pages) that reflects on your learning about data visualization towards your future aspirations. Consider writing about an obstacle or challenge you had to overcome in this course to reach an accomplishment and how this has better prepared you for the future. Use your journal entries to help recall your experiences.

how does the light add to the subject matter

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Compose a brief essay (200-250 words — a few paragraphs) in which you answer the following:

Look at Fig. 1.3.6, Caravaggio’s Calling of St. Matthew. How does the light add to the subject matter? Make sure you use correct vocabulary for discussing light and color.

The image is attached as well as the writing requirements for the class.

Here are some of the vocabulary words to use:

Emphasis, Highlight, Renaissance, Style, Value, Soace

filling a mineral identification charts

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Attached is the file which you will find the tables 1 and 2

In table 1, I just need you to fill the table with the correct properties for each mineral. Please list, color, luster, hardness, fracture/cleavage, streak color and any other characteristics in the table below for each mineral. Some minerals may not have other characteristics, in that case, put “N/A” in the box.

In table 2, I need you to find out what each mineral is used for, list two uses for each.

political theory paper about liberalism ancient philosophers or modernity

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Final Essay: Length 6 pages

The final assignment for this class is a cumulative final essay. It asks you to look back over the readings

and lectures to answer one of the following questions:

Topic #1: Liberalism and its Critics

Contemporary American democracy is often seen as part of the “liberal tradition” political

thought. In this class, our representatives of liberalism have been Locke and Mill (but later thinkers like

Dewey, and Berlin also relate). However, a number of thinkers, beginning with Plato and running through

Marx, Nietzsche, and Schmitt, have been highly critical of liberalism.

This essay asks you to answer several questions: first, what is liberalism? How do we define it,

drawing on our texts? Second, what are some of the major critiques of liberal political thought, and how

persuasive are they? Does liberal philosophy remain compelling in late modernity?

Topic #2: The Ancients and the Moderns

Machiavelli argued that ancient political thought and religion had been otherworldly and

obsessed with utopian “imagined republics.” Taking this observation as our starting point, this essay asks

you explicate the differences between ancient and modern political thought. Do they start from different

assumptions about human nature? Do the moderns face a different set of political questions, or do they

answer the enduring questions differently?

Finally, evaluate the relationship between these two modes of political thought are the ancients

in the moderns compatible? Is one approach superior to the other? Make an argument for how we should

approach this relationship.

Topic #3: Modernity and Freedom

Many modern thinkers (especially Rousseau and Marx) argue that, for a variety of reasons,

contemporary society makes us both less happy and less free. How do they make this paradoxical

argument? What thinkers offer a more optimistic account of modernity? This essay asks you to evaluate

this debate and come to a conclusion about what we can learn from it.

Remember

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Use clear and direct writing

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Engage directly with the texts

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Cite using our generic, in-text citation format, e.g. (Aristotle 4), (Marx 467).

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No formal bibliography is required