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The purpose of this project is to re-engineer the Barostim neo TM Programmer User Interface to allow a mobile platform. Currently, the platform is on a laptop, that uses a USB connection to an antenna, which then broadcasts onto the Barostim neo TM. Upon completion, the mobile platform, iOS, will allow patients much more mobility throughout their therapy testing. The application will be created using Xamarin, which utilizes the Microsoft .NET framework .

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Thematic Issue s : Globalization ; Islam & the West: Conflict, Conversion or Co - Existence? Related Thematic Issue(s): Racism & Racial Inequality Topic: Islamic Contributions to Western Civilization in World Historical Perspective Required readings : 1 - “ The Islamic Golden Age & the House of Wisdom,” in Islam: Empire of Faith , PBS Video (2003) . (Note: You only need to watch the first 16 minutes of the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoHE0ut6lfY ) Assignments Due: Thurs , Sep 7 , Based only on the video above and the in - write, in your own words , a 400 - 450 word fact - based essay explaining the topic of “ Islamic Contributions to Western Civilization in World Historical Perspective .” Your essay should include: (1) W hen and how did Arabic - Islamic Civilization ‘rise’ , including the various peoples and languages involved, (2) w hen , where (geographically) and how did the Islamic world contribute to and/or influence Western European civilization, and , very briefly at the end, (3) what is the importance of understanding this history for our world today . Using key concepts and ideas from your essay on ‘globalization’ (Week 1), your essay for this week must again include reference to the topic of ‘globalization’. Your essay m ust include at least (or more) total references , four to the video and four to the in - class lecture . Be sure to follow both these specific guidelines as well as the general guidelines for all essays contained in the ‘Weekly Reading Essay (WRE) Guidelines’ .

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The written portion of the research paper should be 9-11 pages in length ( excluding the cover page and bibliography ), typed, double-spaced (with standard margins) in 12-point Times New Roman font (about 2,000 words or more). The topic should be something relating to the history of modern science. An example can be the biography of Einstain, Newtown or the progress of a subject through out the history of modern science. .

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The World since 1945 Country Report- SAUDI ARABIA History is the study of change over time. The primary task of your Country Report will be to describe how your country changed from 1945. There may be periods of rapid change and also periods of slow evolution - you will have to select which periods of change to emphasize. Your report should cover the following areas of inquiry. 1. International relations. 2. Politics/ Ideologies. 3. Economic activity: GNP, demographics; rise/fall of specific industries. 4. Social/ cultural/ religious aspects. 5. Environmental issues. Seventy years is a long time and the post-World War II world is one of exceptionally rapid change. As a result, you may be afflicted by the problem of too much information. Remember that the paper should be only 10 pages long (a few more pages is permissible), but you should try to balance your paper between the 5 areas of concern outlined above. The country report must be on SAUDI ARABIA 10-12 pages - Double spaced. .

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The world runs on Big Data. Traditionally, Data has been expressed graphically through charts, graphs, spreadsheets, and other simple visuals to aid in the understanding of the text. However, it is restricted by the size of the data being used. Big Data Visualization goes beyond the simple charts and graphs and uses a more artistic, by using interactive visuals, graphic illustrations, 3-D models, and animation to represent very large amounts of data. This type of Data Visualization is also know as " Infographics ." this assignment is to discover, research, and analyze one examples of the use of Data Visualization in business . Data visualization in the form of Infographics is used in business, government, social and individual applications today. You should provide discussion of how they work, what they represent, reference various aspects (good, bad, unique, interesting, purpose, scope, value, complexity, scale...etc), while addressing the following points/topics: -- Competitive advantage and value of application -- Marketing & messaging value -- Complexity, risks, barriers, and challenges associated with such a platform -- Key points discovered in this group assignment that would be of value to share with classmates Do not exceed one page .

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the 1. The collaborative planning Methodology is the full planning and implementation lifecycle for use at all levels of scope defined in the common approach to federal enterprise architecture for the United States. A summary of the methodology is shown below. Compare and contrast this with the EA methodology described in the text. How does this methodology support EA? Do you see any areas of conflict? see the attachment please .

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The word stereotype originally referred to a method used by printers to produce duplicate pages of text. This usage still rings true. When we stereotype, we gloss over individual differences and assume that every member of a group is a "duplicate." These assumptions are learned, and they can be changed." (Ellis, 2015). Our text further states, "A stereotype is an assumption that all members of a group are the same. Stereotypes ignore the differences among people." (Ellis, 2015). To discover how stereotypes can enter your mind, take a moment to do a short thinking experiment. List the first words that come to mind when you see or hear the following terms. Write quickly and do not stop to think about your responses. Musician Eskimo Homeless people Mathematicians Football players Computer programmers Let's reflect and discuss: Reflect on your responses. Do you see any evidence of stereotypes? Explain and discuss your results. Based on your results of this exercise how can we use critical thinking to help embrace diversity and overcome stereotyping? How might these concepts be applied here in class or to the workplace? References Ellis, D. (2015). Becoming a master student (15 th ed). Stamford, CT: Cengage Learning. .

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The wealth and energy between 1880 and 1910 was a unique and dynamic period in higher education. During this time the stock market was volatile and the rules that governed higher education were mostly absent. In addition, there was an abundance of industrial wealth, and a new level of philanthropic generosity toward higher education. Uncertainty and diversity were characteristics of this time period. Discuss the dynamics of university-building in the formative decades between 1880 and 1910. Reflect on the actions and influences of Slossen’s book Great American Universities (Links to an external site.) Links to an external site. and the Association of American Universities. What were some of the historical, political, and economic reasons that these associations had so much influence? Are there similar associations in higher education today? Assignment Details Must be at least a page in length and must contain Scholarly sources APA format, as well as at least 3 References .

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The Value of Research in Social Policy While research can be interesting in regards to understanding social phenomena, it is also important that research results be used to positively impact positive outcomes in regards to the individuals involved, the societal problems considered, and the programs and policy related to these issues. This discussion presents a real world application of data and will help you understand the value of data on social policy outcomes. Please watch Crime spotting: Joy of Stats (1/6) (Links to an external site.) Links to an external site. and in your initial post, address the following: How does the City of San Francisco currently use its crime data? How could the data be used by citizens to influence policy? Provide at least two community advocacy and societal change ideas. Explain them and how they would help citizens. How could the data be used by the police service? Provide at least two forms of community outreach, policing policy, or program creation, and explain how they would help the police and the citizenry. How could the data be used by social researchers? What does the data tell them about crime in San Francisco? Are there wider applications for the data to support policy makers in San Francisco? Explain how. How has this example changed your thoughts about the use of research and data to support policy? Can you provide another way research could be used to support policy creation or change? Your initial post should be at least 250 words in length. Support your claims with examples from the required material(s) and/or other scholarly resources, and properly cite any references. Respond to at least two of your classmates’ posts by Day 7. .

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The United States’ foreign policy until the end of the nineteenth century was largely focused on isolationism. Over the years, with American involvement in World War I, World War II, and the Cold War, the American footprint in international affairs expanded, but there was still a general policy of deterrence. However, after 9/11 President Bush shifted American foreign policy to focus on preventive war, meaning that the United States would take a much more proactive approach to attacking others before they were able to attack the United States. President Obama has now shifted that general posture back towards a more restrained approach that relies more on diplomacy and economic sanctions than aggressive military action. -Consider the types of threats America now faces from both nation-states and increasingly non-state actors like ISIS. -Find one news article (citing when appropriate) that discusses a recent foreign policy issue and the United States’ response (like recent terror attacks abroad). and 1) explain the general foreign policy issues 2) what the United States’ response was (did the U.S. choose to act or not and in what manner) and 3) whether or not this is in line with a more restrained approach or is more in line with a more aggressive approach. Why? Then discuss what you think more broadly. In general, what foreign policy approach do you think the United States should take? Why? The paper should be three pages long (no more than four pages), double-spaced, typed with 12 pt. font and normal margins, and include a bibliography. .

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