reasarch paper about polymer electrolyte

one research paper in polymer chemistry about the topic (polymer electrolyte)

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some managers would rather get a root canal than go through the performance evaluation process with their direct reports why what does research tell you

Week 6 Paper Topic: Why Do Some Managers Hate the Performance Evaluation?

Some managers would rather get a root canal than go through the performance evaluation process with their direct reports. Why? What does research tell you?

As you respond to the two questions listed above, please address the following:

  • What traits does an effective manager display in the workplace?
  • Is there a profile for a manager who may struggle with the evaluation process?
  • What are the key elements of a successful employee evaluation process? How should a manager prepare for the event?
  • Develop an evaluation form for your direct reports and show how the evaluation criterion correlates to the organization’s objectives.

Directions:

  • The assignment should be between 5-7 pages which include the cover page and reference page.
  • Your paper should include an introduction and conclusion that summarize the contents of the entire paper.
  • Your paper should be written in proper APA format.
  • References: A minimum of two references are required for this assignment. You may use your textbook as a reference in addition to the two references.

health information technology essay stasha

Please view the instructions in the picture and complete the essay

There can be no plagisirsm at all

Please send with a turnitin report

research paper for bahaie studies in iran

research paper (4 to 6 pages), The research paper should address a topic of your choice which deals with a specific aspect of Baha’i culture and history in Iran. The topic of your research paper is decided by you but if you are not sure you are welcome to consult with me. This is a research paper and therefore you need to go beyond the course readings and lectures. It is always better to have a specific topic. Sources should be adequately cited but any citation format is acceptable. Your paper must be accurate in terms of spelling and grammar.

In addition to books and articles you find in the library, the following website is a good place to search for materials regarding your paper: https://bahai-library.com/

There are hundreds of topics relevant to our class and you should choose a topic that is of interest to you. But I provide here a few examples of paper topics:

Shaykhi movement, Life of any of the Letters of the Living, Declaration of the Bab, Tahirih, Badasht, Tabriz Interrogation of the Bab, Execution of the Bab, Tabarsi or Nayriz or Zanjan upheavals, Attempt at the life of the King and its consequence, Baha’u’llah and Tehran prison, Baha’u’llah’s withdrawal to mountains of Sulaymaniyyih, His role in Baghdad community, Ridvan festival, Letters to the kings and leaders of the world, His concept of the New World Order, Baha’u’llah’s Covenant, Browne’s meeting with Baha’u’llah and ‘Abdu’l-Baha, Conversion of Jews or Zoroastrians to the Baha’i Faith, Development of the Baha’i Faith in the West, Baha’is and modern schools in Iran, Baha’is and the Constitutional Revolution, Baha’is and women’s right, Abdu’l-Baha’s trip to Europe or North America, Institutionalization of the Baha’i Faith, Development of Baha’i democratic institutions in the world, Persecution of the Baha’is in Iran..

paper writing 80

Write a scintillating, well-written essay of 6 pages in response. You must narrow the scope of your thesis and argument to fit the page limit. Please follow the guideline for quotation.Your essay should feature the following:

  • a focused interpretive argument about the meaning of Shakespeare’s plays. Keep plot summary to a minimum; assume that your reader has read the plays once, but may be unaware of deeper implications.
  • a clearly-stated thesis statement early in the essay which articulates your argument. This statement should do more than just announce the topic of the paper, and it should avoid the”similarities and differences” formula. Underline your thesis statement.
  • at least one passage in which you analyze a passage from the playscript closely at some length. This section of your paper should demonstrate your attention to nuances of language and imagery, subtleties of characterization, and key ideas and issues. Fully explain the meaning of all details or quotations you cite, and place details and quotations in their dramatic context.

Writing question:

At first glance, Sir Toby Belch from Twelfth Night and Sir John Falstaff from I Henry IV andHenry V are remarkably similar characters–both are fallen knights, both enjoy copious drink and hearty merriment, both are ringleaders of a small community of fellow revelers, both have vexed relationships with figures of authority. Compare and contrast these figures, focusing on ONE element or quality that you find particularly important, revealing, or significant. Develop a thesis about how and why Shakespeare revises this popular character type across the two plays. Pay some attention to the question “so what?” as you are developing your analysis: why is the element or quality you’ve analyzed important to our understanding of these characters and the plays in which they appear?

DEVELOPMENT QUESTIONS: This question might be developed in several ways:

• treat Sir Toby Belch as a revision of Sir John Falstaff: what element(s) did Shakespeare choose to change when he returned to this character in Twelfth Night? Exactly how did he change him? Why?

  • you might trace the development of each character in the course of his particular play–do you sense a change in our attitude toward these characters as the play progresses? What accounts for that change (or lack of it)?
  • you might trace this character’s relationship with another character–say, Toby’s with Aguecheek and Falstaff’s with Prince Henry–paying close attention to what that relationship reveals about Toby’s and Falstaff’s character or function within the play.
  • you might trace how these characters illuminate one of Shakespeare’s central ideas, themes or issues within both plays, though in perhaps subtly contrasting or vastly different ways.

apply strategic management research journal part 4 1

Familiarize yourself with the following terms and concepts discussed this week in preparation for completion of this assignment: vertical integration, taper integration, backward vertical integration, forward vertical integration, strategic alliances, global strategy, international strategy, innovation.

Create a 700 to 1,050-word entry in your strategic management research journal. You will use information from this entry in your presentation due in Week 5. Respond to the following prompts in your journal entry:

  • Identify Caterpillar Inc.’s short-term versus long term goals.
  • Evaluate how mergers and acquisitions in the past 5 years have contributed to Caterpillar Inc.’s performance.
  • Assess Caterpillar Inc.’s global strategy (international, multi-domestic, global-standardization, or transnational).
  • Discuss the types of innovation Caterpillar Inc.’s uses such as radical incremental, disruptive, and architectural innovation. Identify types of innovation Caterpillar Inc. has used over time.

8 2 the sensor consultant

For this discussion, you will act as a consultant for a client that seeks a solution for a specific application with a sUAS sensor platform.

The client, Terra Data Solution, already operates a larger fleet of sUAS that includes mostly the following:

Terra Data Solution wants to increase and customize their portfolio with additional applications. Therefore, different and additional sensors are needed. You will help them to do so with your extensive expertise and tremendous background as an sUAS sensor and applications consultant.

Choose one of the following applications and recommend a sensor for the client:

  • Search and Rescue (SAR) for persons in mountainous terrain during day and night
  • Allocation of vegetative indices for crop analysis
  • Soil analysis for irrigation and fertilization planning
  • Digital Surface Model Generation for a copper mine

Resources

For your research and consulting, you will use mostly Open Source Intelligence. Below are some examples of sensor manufacturers, but you may also look for further options worldwide.

Real-World Research Opportunity: To gather better details, you may also contact the manufacturer via email or phone. In this case, state your task for this course and kindly ask for specific information.

Guidelines

In your report for Terra Data Solution, cover at least the following aspects and parameters:

  • Sensor operating range to area of interest
  • Availability in the United States? (aspects of shipping and arms control regulation)
  • Sensor data treatment: live-data transmission to the ground station, computing and processing on-board or saving in an on-board drive for later utilization
  • Compatibility with one of the three platforms of Terra Data Solution
  • Price
  • Weight
  • Two possible sensor options (with different manufacturers)

Finally, you should include your preferred recommendation as a consulting decision. Be sure to compare performance and point out the advantages to justify your recommendation. Your report should be 2-3 pages of condensed information in APA format

Save your assignment using a naming convention that includes your first and last name and the activity number (or description). Do not add punctuation or special characters

Attach your consulting decision document below. You must also review the documents of two of your peers and provide an insightful response

essay revise 2

Hello, the Portfolio version requirement is the same as last one. This one only require 1500 words. However this one need more works because the original essay you wrote was a bit off topic. Consider the time given, I am cool with it and didn’t leave feedback. Portfolio version would require more works and I would attach the essay, teacher’s feedback, and original prompt below.

Feedback: The formatting of your essay adhered to MLA Style standards, so keep up the good work on that front! Unfortunately, your essay did not really address the prompt. The prompt called on you to discuss three characteristics that are either positive or negative attributes for a type of person. For example, you could have discussed what three personality traits make up a good co-worker. Or you could have talked about what three traits make for a terrible friend. Your use of figurative language in your writing was great, but try including more examples for these traits than just one person.

Prompt:

Assignment: Using your family, friends, and observations of others around you, in books, in film, on television and such, write an essay categorizing the negative or positive characteristics of people. Your thesis must be narrowed to a specific topic and contain a debatable thesis (an opinion) that links the three types of people. For example, A, B, and C are the most maddening types of people (the clingy, the gossipy, and the judgmental for ex.); A, B, and C are the most valuable types of people to befriend; A, B, and C make the best coworkers; A, B, and C are the most productive types of people; A, B, and C are the most irritating people to be around; People who are A, B, and/or C make for terrible romantic partners, etc. Obviously you are replacing “A, B, and C” with characteristics. Click on Types of People in Week 3’s modules for ideas of narrowing your topic. Think of adjectives that would describe the people around you. I expect all grammar, syntax, and punctuation to be flawless before I see it, so seek tutoring in the LRC (first floor of library) at the Writing Center (EngW020) or at the Tutoring Center.

Essay Requirements (See Weeks 1-3 and Ch. 2-8 for more specific guidance)

  1. Pre-write to generate ideas (Consider visiting your journal writings for ideas)
  2. The last page of your essay should be a brief, formal outline of your essay (paragraph by paragraph) (see p. 62-64 for guidance)
  3. Use MLA format (see p. 742) (double-spaced, 12pt. font, Times New Roman or Courier New, etc.)
  4. Use two or more hooks in your introduction: Anecdote, Quotation, Profound Question or Statement, the Opposition, Statistic or Fact, Description, Definition, Comparison (simile/met.), or Brief, Engaging Background Information. Be sure to transition into the next sentence after each hook.
  5. Please state your debatable thesis (must satisfy prompt) at the end of paragraph one for this essay.
  6. Before, after, or connected to your thesis, state the preview of points/reasons (what your different supporting paragraphs will be about). Use parallel structure for this list. Challenge yourself and try to include these within your thesis sentence. If you remember, use bold font for your thesis statement and underline your preview (reasons in support of your thesis)
  7. Note that each supporting paragraph has a topic sentence that not only introduces the paragraph topic but also reflects the idea set forth in your thesis statement. This should insure paragraph unity.
  8. After the topic sentence, a paragraph will include support for the statement made in the TS. Make sure there are transitions between your examples and between supporting paragraphs to ensure coherence
  9. Required Support (evidence in supporting paragraphs)

  • For this version of Essay #2, bring in Personal, Observational (such as current events), and/or Hypothetical Examples. Examples need to be descriptive: include concrete detail, senses, dialog, similes/metaphors, lively adj., adv., and verbs.
  • Be sure to analyze the examples you provide to explain how each example proves the topic sentence of each paragraph. See chapters 6-8 for guidance.
  • No Research for this version of Essay #2
  • Analyze All Examples: After each example, perform an analysis: Probe the example in order to explain how it proves the topic sentence. Ask yourself how and why the evidence relates to your topic sentence (and thus your thesis since your thesis is alluded to in your topic sentences). In other words, in order to explain how your example proves your topic sentence, you will need to analyze your examples such as particular words, images, references, and so forth.
  • Incorporate a variety of Modes of Development such as narration, description, exemplification, comparison/Contrast, Process Analysis, Division/Analysis, Classification, Cause/Effect, Definition, Argument/Persuasion
  • Concluding Sentence: The concluding sentence will summarize the argument being made. It may re-affirm why the argument is correct and the consequences that may occur if the argument is not heeded. If your paragraph is short and easy-to-follow, you may omit a concluding sentence. You can also use this sentence to link to the topic in the next paragraph (or you can instead tack on such transitional phrases to the beginning of the next paragraph’s topic sentence).

10. Concluding Paragraph:

The end of an essay should therefore convey a sense of completeness and closure as well as a sense of the lingering possibilities of the topic, its larger meaning, its implications: the final paragraph should close the discussion without closing it off. You could give a recommendation, call to action, or prediction. Refer to the conclusion handout for help.

10. Grammar/Sentence Skills Requirements

: One of our Student Outcomes for the class is for you to be able to edit your own work. Proofread for flawless academic English, varying sentence structures, figurative language, etc. Use formal language (not to be interpreted as fluffy, flowery, or verbose) instead of the vernacular or slang.

social program description and assessment 1

Social Program Description and Assessment

Unit 9

Assignment Overview

An effective way to learn how to evaluate social programs or policies is to focus on a social problem of interest to you and then proceed as Chambers and Bonk do, by engaging in the following:

  • Understand the epistemological boundaries of the problem definition.
  • Recognize the origins of the problem and its causes and consequences.
  • Comprehend who is impacted by this problem, both negatively and positively.
  • Recognize what those gains or losses look like and their magnitudes.

Additionally, Chambers and Bonk (2013) suggest that you must understand the historical and judicial contexts of the problem (p. 185). Once these elements are clarified, you can identify a specific program or policy designed to address the identified social problem.

By successfully completing this assignment, you will demonstrate your proficiency in the following competencies and behaviors:

  • Competency 5: Engage in Policy Practice.
    • C5.GP.C: Apply critical thinking to analyze, formulate, and advocate for policies that advance human rights and social, economic, and environmental justice.
      • Related Assignment Criteria:
        • 2. Describe a program or policy designed to address a given social problem.

Assignment Description

Just as Chambers and Bonk (2013) have done in the final chapter of their text, you, as a social program and policy learner, can apply the evaluation criteria discussed in the course to a social program or policy of your choice. In this assessment, you will apply the following elements to determine the efficiency and effectiveness of the program selected:

  • Program goals and objectives.
  • Eligibility rules.
  • The form of the benefit.
  • How services are delivered.
  • How the program is financed.

It is also important to assess the quality and quantity of the interactions between these elements as well as those between this program or policy and others (Chambers & Bonk, 2013, p. 185).

Assignment Instructions

For this assignment, complete the following:

  • Explain a chosen social problem. In your description, include:
    • Ideological or value parameters.
    • Origins, causes, and consequences of problem.
    • The specific groups or population impacted by the problem.
    • The impacts and their magnitudes.
    • The historical and judicial contexts of the problem.
  • Select a group that experiences the chosen social problem. This group can be distinguished by race, religion, socioeconomic status, gender orientation, or other characteristics.
  • Describe a program or policy designed to address the selected social problem. When selecting a program, choose a small program or internal policy that is manageable, and whose description and mission statement are concise enough to fit on one to two pages.
    • Include the following components in your description of the program: mission statement or goals, and objectives; eligibility rules; form of benefit; administration; service delivery; and financing.
  • Analyze interactions between these elements within the program itself.
  • Compare and contrast this program’s eligibility requirements with those of a similar program.
  • Explain at least one recommendation to improve the quality of the program you have selected.
Reference

Chambers, D. E., & Bonk, J. F. (2013). Social policy and social programs: A method for the practical public policy analyst (6th ed.). Boston, MA: Pearson.

Submission Requirements

The assignment you submit is expected to meet the following requirements:

  • Written communication: Written communication is free of errors that detract from the overall message.
  • APA formatting: Resources and citations are formatted according to current APA style and formatting standards.
  • Length of paper: 4–6 double-spaced pages.
  • Font and font size: Times New Roman, 12 point.
  • Due date: Assignment must be submitted to your instructor in the courseroom no later than 11:59 p.m. on Sunday of this week.

250 word discussion response 7

Instructions: Fully utilize the materials that have been provided to you in order to support your response. Responses should be a minimum of 250 words and include direct questions. You may challenge, support or supplement another student’s answer using the terms, concepts and theories from the required readings. Also, do not be afraid to respectfully disagree where you feel appropriate; as this should be part of your analysis process at this academic level.

Forum posts are graded on timeliness, relevance, knowledge of the weekly readings, and the quality of original ideas. Sources utilized to support answers are to be cited in accordance with the APA writing style by providing a general parenthetical citation (reference the author, year and page number) within your post, as well as an adjoining reference list. Refer to grading rubric for additional details concerning grading criteria.

Respond to Johnny:

When evaluating current strategies for local and state law enforcement and corrections agencies to prepare or respond to threats such as active shooters, terrorism threats, radicalization within prisons, and intelligence or cyber threats the first step is to understand the enemies capabilities through the intelligence gathering process. When reviewing the importance of data collection and data analysis it gives us trends, common methods, statistics, and a better understanding of the threat. Additionally the methods to avoid common inconsistencies in a complex operation is by ensuring that personnel involved has a good understanding of the threat and operations procedure (Bachman, 2010). This can be achieved through training, implemented standard operational procedures, funding, and a solid foundation of intelligence that is credible.

Mass shootings have took place in multiple locations within the United States this past decade to include a mass shooting rampage at a Las Vagas concert that killed fifty-eight people while injuring many more. The shooter used a high rise building above the concert to gain an advantage in vision and distance himself from emergency responders during the rampage which allowed him to continuously kill as he pleased until law enforcement could reach him to stop the shooting. Ideally events such as this law enforcement have not actively or effectively been trained to deal with as reports would suggest (Seebock, 2018). The idea that law enforcement are equipped to deal with snipers, heavy machine gunners, or high explosive attacks is not what local and state law enforcement officers were trained to do. Let’s think about the average beat cop whose sole purpose is to assist, protect, and defend its everyday citizens from hazards and to enforce the laws of their county, city, and state. These officers did not attend an Army Basic Combat Training, or complete an Infantry Training Course through the military in which would gear them to conduct squad movements under fire, react to ambushes, and maneuver through a firefight to gain fire superiority over the enemy. The general public has a misconception that law enforcement is capable of responding to combat as if they were the National Guard or Active Army. However by requiring police officers to meet these demands would impose that the law enforcement training centers add combat training to the curriculum and approve additional funds for machines guns, ammunitions, explosives, and protective equipment. Although great training from a firsthand experience I don’t believe that the vision of law enforcement is to replace the National Guard and their responsibilities. Ideally having a SWAT Team or SRT force is that grey middle area where advanced training is required to meet these types of threats until the National Guard is needed to take over the situation.

Radicalization within prisons has always been a national security concern as it tends to breed new enemies of the state. Studies have shown that the radicalization process has happened all over the world in different countries and different prisons. While the enemy seeks to recruit its members who are looking for a group or purpose during their vulnerable state while incarcerated makes them an easy target for radicalization (Awan, 2013). The idea to combat this would make have come from the corrections world in how they conduct day to day operations and that’s not allowing such propaganda and or heresy be spread throughout its facilities. While a bit touchy due to human rights and civil rights I believe that controlling reading materials and media is a prime way to steer the attention elsewhere.

References

Awan, I. (2013). Muslim Prisoners, Radicalization and Rehabilitation in British Prisons. Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs, 371.

Bachman, E. (2010). Intelligence-Gathering Tips. Fire Engineering, 14, 16-18.

Seebock, J. (2018). Responding to High-Rise Active Shooters. Homeland Security Affairs, 1-71.