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Final Research Project: Project Description and Scoring Guide Overview You have been asked by the executive committee of your company to research a technology that addresses a specific business issue within your company and to write a report on the technology solution for the executive management team, giving the strategic implications of the information technology solution on your business for the next three years. The executive committee has identified a number of potential research topics (not intended to be all inclusive) that include: · The Internet · E-Business · Extranets · E-commerce · Web Site Development · Webmasters · Social Networking · IS Management · Outsourcing · Reengineering · Downsizing · Value Chains · Systems Integrators · Corporate Applications · Executive Support Systems · Expert Systems and Intelligent Techniques · Decision Support Systems · Transaction Processing Systems · Knowledge Management Systems · Group Collaboration Systems · Intranets · Telecommunications and Networks · Client/Server Processing · Local Area Networks · Teleconferencing and Videoconferencing · Internet2 · Internet Search Engines · Wireless Applications · Virtual Private Networks · IS Acquisitions · Cost Justification · Systems Development Life Cycle · Prototyping · Weighted Criteria Analysis · Companies · Microsoft · IBM · Oracle-People Soft · Google · SAP AG · Mergers & Acquisitions · Miscellaneous · Computer Ethics · Virtual Reality · Multimedia · Telecommuting · Data Security · International Issues · Computer Based Learning · Technology · Multicore processors · Virtualization · Wireless Handhelds · On-Demand Computing · Open Source Software · Web Services and Service Oriented Architecture · End User Software/Applications · Databases · Data Mining · Enterprise Applications · Project Management .
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Enterprise Architecture - An Introduction from the Real World
This document provides an overview of enterprise architecture. It begins with an agenda for the overview presentation. It then discusses several public architectural frameworks that can provide guidance. Next, it explains that enterprise architecture aims to align an organization's technology landscape with its strategic goals. It provides an example of how enterprise architecture could help ensure compliance with new privacy regulations. The document outlines the typical products and deliverables of an enterprise architecture practice, including various types of models, assessments, roadmaps and more. It discusses the roles and responsibilities of enterprise architects, solution architects and technical architects. Finally, it emphasizes that enterprise architecture realization depends on the specific organization and is supported by frameworks, patterns and best practices.
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a.
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b.
Construct the work breakdown structure (WBS) in Microsoft
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a)
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b)
the target audience for each type of information.
c)
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d)
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Note that all writing in the project should be original; the projects will be run through Turnitin upon submission, and all distinctive matching information caught by Turnitin must be formatted as a quotation. DO NOT copy-paste material without immediately marking it as a quotation and citing it. Any multimedia (art, music) inserted or linked in the presentation should also include full bibliographic information.
All projects should have:
A title slide.
MLA, APA, or Chicago citations/works cited page.
The project's text should be 800-1000 words long or so.
As long as the project has all of these items, you can let your imaginations roam to come up with something really creative.
Guidelines for Choosing an Topic
The chosen figure/place/event/item should be known before 1600 CE and be primarily legendary or mythological, not historical. The presentation needs to include a combination of information and analysis, so make sure to choose a figure, etc. that lends itself to analysis.
Sources
Required sources:
at least 5 secondary/critical sources; 2 must be peer-reviewed
at least 1 primary source (literary text, artwork) written/created before 1600
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The final project consists of a written report and a PowerPoint presentation that highlights the important concepts covered in your paper.
Project Summary
Your paper for the class should address an important budgeting issue for a state or local government(use Florida EMS specifically City of Miami Fire Dept). You can examine issues related to government spending on programs, discussions of new budgeting techniques and applications and so on. For example, you might be interested in how governments spend funds on housing programs, health care, crime prevention programs or on performance budgeting. Or, you might be interested in surveying local governments to determine how they utilize various cash management techniques. Your paper should include all of the normal sections that one would expect in a research paper. You must use APA formatting style. The maximum number of pages for the paper is 14 and this includes references and tables. For Part 2 the presentation- It is expected that you fully utilize Power Point, Excel, websites or any other electronic forms of communication into your paper. You should not have more than 12 slides in your presentation and the presentation should not exceed 12 minutes. Your power point is a summary of part 1 report for you to present to the class
Project Guidelines for the written paper specified:
1. Individual Project Papers should be word-processed in Microsoft Word Document, double spaced using 12 point (none bold) Times New Roman font, pages numbered, and structured in accordance with the APA format.
Design, develop, and justify a public safety agency budget of the City of Miami Fire Department EMS. In addition to the project paper, students are required to develop and submit a presentation covering the final paper. The Final Individual Project Paper is to be submitted in the following format or organization:
Table of Contents base everything below specifically for the city of miami fire department EMS
Page 1- Description of the agency, its background, and its jurisdiction. City of miami Fire Dept
Pages 2 – 3 An identification of the specific Florida Statute(s) and Administrative Code(s) regulating this particular budget with specification of how they apply to each section of the budget.
Pages 4 – 6 Identify and apply components of this public agency’s financial system and explain how they fit into the overall organizational structure of each component of the organization that has a specific budget.
Pages 7 – 9 A discussion and evaluation of the political and technical aspects of this budget’s administration and process, from conception to passage.
Pages 10 – 11 Prepare a long-range revenue and expenditure plan for this agency.
Pages 12- Identify the common ethical concerns that arise in the area of this organization’s public finance and propose approaches for addressing them
Very important Page 13- References - Y.
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This assignment is due Sunday of Week 8
Project include:
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You are encouraged to be creative, but you must also demonstrate your close knowledge of the original text. Ideally, you will use direct quotes from your inspiration text(s).
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Final Project: Implementing Data Masking the Coca-Cola Company
DeVry Keller Graduate School of Management
MIS
540
Dr. Evan Escobedo
June 23, 2019
Running head: FINAL PROJECT: IMPLEMENTING DATA MASKING THE 1
FINAL PROJECT: IMPLEMENTING DATA MASKING THE 2
Table of Contents
Executive summary3
Introduction4
Project plan5
Project sponsor5
Steering committee5
Project manager5
Project team members6
Skills required by the project manager6
Reasons that could lead to project failure6
Planned work that might be outsourced7
Coca-Cola Company organizational background7
Business problems for Coca-Cola Company8
Overview of technology solution category9
Alternative solutions and recommendations10
Blancco Drive Eraser10
Technical specifications for Blancco Drive Eraser11
WipeDrive12
When to use WipeDrive12
Performance Measurement plan13
Organizational Impact of the solution14
Summary15
References17
Final Project: Implementing Data Masking the Coca-Cola Company
Executive summary
This paper elaborates on data masking as one of the techniques used by corporations to protect their data from access by malicious entities. The technique is described as attempts to obfuscate the data by applying a series of encryption processes so that one cannot easily decrypt the data unless they have special pass codes enabling them to do so. This process will be implemented by The Coca-Cola Company to prevent data insecurity that is a challenge in the online world we are living in.
To make sure that the implementation works, there must be a proper working project plan. The project plan outlines the various stakeholders for the project including; the project steering committee, project sponsor, project leader, and others with their roles clearly stated. There are qualities that must be possessed by the project manager for them to lead a successful project from beginning to end within the cost and time frame. A successful implementation of the data masking project by The Coca-Cola Company will help them in improving their decision making. Additionally, the implemented solution will lead to new business innovations. This is because, when the company’s information will be utterly protected, it will not be used by competing companies or other malicious individuals for their own gains (Dhar et al., 2005). As a result, The Coca-Cola Company will be able to use their private data for market analysis and hence come up with innovative ideas that have not been discovered by competitors in the market. This shows that data masking will indeed go a long way in ensuring The Coca-Cola Company gets greater advantage in the long run as far as competitiveness in the market is concerned.
Introduction
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Final Project:
Implementation Assessment of Electronic Health Record.
Objective
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For this assignment, you will create the assessment to implement the new HER in a Health care setting. The assessment phase is foundational to all other EHR implementation steps, and involves determining if the practice is ready to make the change from paper records to electronic (EHRs), or to upgrade their current system to a new certified version. You will be encourage to choose a Community Health Center or a Doctor’s Office. The Assessment is designed because our world has been radically transformed by digital technology – smart phones, tablets, and web-enabled devices have transformed our daily lives and the way we communicate. Medicine is an information-rich enterprise. A greater and more seamless flow of information within a digital health care infrastructure, created by electronic health records (EHRs), encompasses and leverages digital progress and can transform the way care is delivered and compensated. With EHRs, information is available whenever and wherever it is needed.
The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act, a component of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, represents the Nation’s first substantial commitment of Federal resources to support the widespread adoption of EHRs. As of August 2012, 54 percent of the Medicare- and Medicaid-eligible professionals had registered for the
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The paper will be 8 pages long. More information and due date will provide in the assignments link.
ASSIGNMENT GUIDELINES (2 points /10%):
The
assessment
should look at the current state of the practice:
Are administrative processes organized, efficient, and well documented?
Are clinical workflows efficient, clearly mapped out, and understood by all staff?
Are data collection and reporting processes well established and documented?
Are staff members computer literate and comfortable with information technology?
Does the practice have access to
high-speed internet connectivity
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Does the practice have access to the financial capital required to purchase new or additional hardware?
Are there clinical priorities or needs that should be addressed?
Does the practice have specialty specific requirements?
Through the Regional Extension Centers (RECs), we’ve learned that these questions and assessment tools provide a good understanding of the current state of the practice and can help identify key goals for improvement. Often, these goals relate to patient quality, patient satisfaction, practice productivity and efficiency, improved quality of work environment, and most important to the overall goal – improved health care.
EACH PAPER SHOULD INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:
1.
Introduction (5 points / 25%)
Offer an abstract that provide a brief outlook of the proposal and explaining in your own words what is meant by a Electronic H.
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FINAL PROJECT: Case Study
This project is a 10-12 page paper; double spaced, 12 point font, excluding the separate cover page and references page(s). Specific statements from supportive sources should be cited in the narrative of the paper as well as identified in the references. General references should also be included in the references. APA citation format is required. Grading will be based on the thoroughness of the examination of each segment, strength of the basis for decisions and supportive sources.
Ethical dilemmas permeate the criminal justice. At every level, in each segment of the system, people are exercising discretion that will impact on the fate of an individual and/or the security of the community. Incongruous laws, regulations, policies and practices create conflicts and distort the basis upon which judgments are made. Very often these conflicts result in an ethical dilemma. Which is the appropriate course of action? What is the moral/ethical rational for the decisions that were made? What purposes or principles are served? This project will ask you to consider a sequence of decisions (do, or not do) all of which contribute, directly or indirectly the final scene. For
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Examine each situation and describe the ethical and/or moral question,
Describe what you believe to be the motivation of the actor and the potential consequences of BOTH options,
Identify the decision you believe the actor SHOULD make, and
Provide the ethical basis for your decision.
NOTE: The scenarios are sequential. However, each decision must be considered separately and not be influenced by earlier decisions and/or actions. For instance, the decision to fund/not fund a new prison
does not
impact on a later decision to sentence a convicted felon to incarceration. The sentencing dilemma is independent.
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1. The Parole Board
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Final Project: Biopsychological Analysis of a Neuropsychological Disorder
In your Final Project, you will synthesize an overview of the major theories relating to the pathology of a disorder as well as provide a detailed discussion of the etiology (causes) and clinical interventions, using research to support your analysis. Your topic will be the neuropsychological disorder that was selected and approved by the instructor in your Week One assignment, and for which you provided an outline in the Week Two assignment.
The disorder is
autism
In keeping with the focus of this class, the emphasis of your paper will be on the neuroscience aspects of the disorder, to include:
Theories of etiology (causes)
Associated factors in development of the disorder (genetic, environmental, familial, lifestyle)
Pathology (abnormalities of physical structure and function, including genetic and biochemical aspects)
Treatment options (pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic, with rationales for use based on current understanding of the disorder)
Diagnostic and research technologies employed in clinical diagnosis, care, and basic science research
Your research will include a minimum of six to eight peer-reviewed sources, which provide evidence-based information regarding the biological and psychological features of the disorder and were published within the last five years. At least four of your references should be peer-reviewed publications of original research studies. To justify your assertions, provide in-text citations for all factual statements taken from your research, with corresponding references drawn from scholarly sources. All citations and sources are to be documented according to APA style, as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center, and should support and enhance your analysis of the selected disorder. Sources may include review articles, original research articles, information from government agencies (e.g., National Institutes of Health, Centers for Disease Control, Food and Drug Administration, Drug Enforcement Administration) or professional societies (e.g., professional society position papers or clinical practice guidelines).
Final Project- Components
Section I: Introduction
This section should provide a general introduction to the topic as well as an overview of the background and history of the disorder. Further, it should provide a succinct thesis statement of the purpose and overall direction of the paper. For instance, if your paper will have a large focus on the role of particular neurotransmitters in the etiology of the disorder as a rationale for treatment options, you should indicate this in the introduction. Finally, this section should provide demographic data that indicates the prevalence of the disorder in both general and specific populations.
Specific required components of the Introduction:
Succinct thesis statement (one or more sentences detailing the focus of your Final Project and informing the.
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Final Project: (Objectives 1 – 8)
(30% of final grade)
Select
one
of the following two Projects:
Consent Decree:
General requirements:
Minimum of 7 full pages
, double spaced pages (12 font) of narrative text, not including the cover, graphics or reference list.
Reference list citing sources, using APA citation format. A minimum of 2 sources should be obtained from the UMUC library resources. In addition to the textbook, additional creditable, citable sources should support your assessments and/or comments.
Also should have intext citations. All points should be talked about.
Review of the decree:
Background of the operational/administrative conditions which led to the decree
Findings of the Department of Justice
Compliance requirements
Comment on the pre-existing policies/procedures of the jurisdiction which you believe facilitated or allowed the focus issue of the decree to occur.
Comment on the propensity for these policies/procedures to exist in other jurisdictions.
Identify the “injured “parties whose rights, persons or property suffered from the policies/procedures of the jurisdiction.
Identify the changes that will be required in order for the jurisdiction to comply with the decree.
Identify the (potential) success of the jurisdiction to meet the requirements in the
long and short
term.
Identify the steps/changes required of the jurisdiction’s administration to ensure future decrees in a different focus area are avoided.
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Final Project Guidelines The Final Project for this course.docx
Potential barriers to successful partnerships for my grant project idea include:
- Lack of communication between partnering schools and organizations. Clear and consistent communication will be important for coordinating project activities and ensuring all partners have an understanding of expectations.
- Different priorities or hidden agendas among partners. The goals and objectives of the project need to be clearly defined and agreed upon by all involved to maintain focus on disruptive student intervention and classroom management.
- Limited resources or lack of commitment from some partners. All organizations need to contribute meaningfully for the project to be successful. Roles and responsibilities will need to be clearly outlined.
A Memorandum of Understanding signed by all partners would help formalize commitments. It should describe shared goals
Final Project Guidelines The Final Project for this course is a .docx
Final Project Guidelines
The Final Project for this course is a written grant proposal comprised of Assignments from Modules 2 and 3. The completed Final Project—the Grant Proposal Submission, is due by the end of Module 6.
The Grant Proposal Submission
The Grant Proposal Submission consists of three parts:
Part 1: Need Statement, Goals, and Objectives
Part 2: Methodology and Evaluation Plans
Part 3: Budget, Budget Narrative, and Sustainability Plan
The Final Project consists of the following components:
· Title Page
· Part 1: Need Statement, Goals, and Objectives
· Part 2: Methodology and Evaluation Plans
· Part 3: Budget, Budget Narrative, Sustainability Plan
· Reference Page
Part 1: Need Statement, Goals, and Objectives (3–4 pages excluding APA references)
· Need Statement
· Establishes the specific problem the proposal will address
· Substantiates the need for addressing this problem by presenting proof of need
· If proof of need requires information that would still need to be accomplished, such as a survey or focus group, the need statement provides a full explanation how this proof would be gathered and what it would address
· Reflects current literature
· Reflects funder interests
· Reflects best practices for grant writing
· Goals
· Align to the need statement
· Clarify what will be accomplished at the completion of the project or at a specific point
· Objectives
· Align to the project goals
· Are specific
· Are measureable
Part 2: Methodology and Evaluation Plans (3–4 pages excluding APA references)
The Methodology clarifies how objectives will be achieved and what activities will lead to that achievement. The Evaluation Plan provides a specific plan for determining how results will be appraised.
· The Methodology
Includes:
· Program description
· Research design
· Human subjects (sample)
· Study validity and reliability
· Assumptions and limitations
· Time line
· Analysis (and/or see Evaluation below)
· Non-personnel resources
· Facilities, supplies, technology, etc.
· Any non-personnel resources that will appear in the proposal budget should be described
· Personnel resources
· Who will be assigned or hired?
· Management plan (Work plan)
· Who will be responsible for which activities
· What is the timeline associated with activities (first quarter, second quarter, third quarter, fourth quarter, ongoing)?
· How will the project be managed?
· The Evaluation Plan
Includes:
· Description of the specific criteria that will measure the success of the project
· Explanation of data that will be collected
· Verify if your grant application will require an institutional review board (IRB) approval.
· Explanation of the data collection plans at the beginning, mid-program, and final evaluation
· Evaluation instruments that will be used and an explanation of why these instruments were selected
· Plans for writing the periodic reports to keep the funder updated
Part 3: Budget, Budget Narrative, and Sust.
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Final Presentation – Interpersonal Communication, Managing Conflict, and Listening
We have conflict all around us. Refer to the concepts in Looking Out Looking In (LOLI) and Becoming a Critical Thinker (BCT). For this assignment, you will take the social issue you wrote about last week and turn it into an 11 slide PowerPoint Presentation.
· For this presentation, you will select one slide design in PowerPoint that you like.
· Use only the fonts, font sizes, colors, and background/background color provided in that template. Let Microsoft be your slide designer!
· Each slide should have 6-8 bullet points of text used to describe each of the concepts you wrote about above. There should be no long paragraphs of text copied and pasted on the slides.
· Notes need to be included with each slide. This will help to communicate an understanding of the context shared.
· Limit images to the cover page. It would make sense to use an image on the cover page. That would be fine.
· Remember, the task here is to provide an informational summary of your paper in the form of a presentation.
· The last slide should list References. In-text citations and References should always be included in your PowerPoint.
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Final Paper
Your good friends have just adopted a four-year-old child. At this point, the only socialization decision they have made is that the child is going to preschool. Imagine that you are an expert in your chosen field. Your friends have come to you for advice and to devise a plan to raise their child. They ask you to be frank with them and give them specific examples to support your opinions. They are determined to raise this child to the best of their ability. Since they are new parents, they need advice on everything!
The Final Paper should include the following:
Summarize Bronfenbrenner's ecological model and describe why it is important for them to be aware of this theory.
Suggest and explain a parenting style/philosophy (authoritarian, authoritative, or permissive) that you believe will be most beneficial for the child and the family.
Explain which childcare (nanny, center-based, or family-based care) option (before/during/after preschool) you think is best for the child and why. Be sure to include discussion of the social factors that influence the likelihood of the family selecting a particular form of childcare.
Share specific suggestions, including at least two to implement safe technology use in the home. Explain how the media can (both positively and negatively) influence the child.
Discuss the importance of culture and ethnicity in the development of the self-concept. Share your ideas of ways that the new parents can create opportunities for the child to learn about his or her culture.
Describe at least two researched methods to increase the child's self-esteem and positive attitude.
Differentiate between the importance of socialization that occurs in the home and at school. Explain the importance of each venue as a positive haven for the child.
Explain the importance of the teacher’s role in the child's life. Give examples of how the school and the teacher will affect the child's socialization.
Share the importance of positive peer interactions. Give two examples for the parents to implement at home to foster friendships.
The conclusion of the Final Paper should include the following:
Brief discussion of the student’s future profession and how understanding the nature of families and children in relation to society is important for that profession.
Discussion of how the student’s knowledge of the theories of socialization will impact his or her work in the future profession.
Discussion of how the student’s understanding of child development will assist him or her in the chosen profession.
The Final Paper:
Must be seven double-spaced pages in length, not including the title page, and formatted according to APA style as outlined in the
Ashford Writing Center (Links to an external site.)
.
Must include a title page with the following:
Title of Final Paper
Student’s name
Course name and number
Instructor’s name
Date submitted
Must be well organized and reflect college-level writin.
Final PaperYour final paper should discuss similarities and diff.docx
Final Paper
Your final paper should discuss similarities and differences between the human language and animal communication systems. You should compare and contrast the two systems in one or more of the following aspects:
· Mechanism – how individuals produce and perceive communicative signals
· Ontogeny – how individuals learn and become mature communicators
· Function – how properties of the communicative system affect the individuals’ chance of survival and reproduction
· Phylogeny – how properties of the communicative system have evolved over time
· Complexity – how complex the communicative signals can be
Your final paper should be around 2,000 words. As for formatting, I recommend 12 point font, double spaced,1 inch margin all around. As for citation, direct quotes from class materials are prohibited. You should explain or describe them in your own words. If you incorporate materials from elsewhere, you must cite your sources properly. You can choose any citation style (e.g. APA, MLA, IEEE) as long as you are consistent throughout the paper.
I will grade your paper according to the following rubrics:
- Ideas and Content: whether your paper contained insightful theses supported by relevant, accurate, and specific evidence from appropriate sources
- Organization: whether your paper followed a clear and logical train of thought
- Originality: whether the ideas are expressed in your own words
- Conventions: whether you used correct grammar, spelling, punctuation, citation (if any)
This assignment pertains to learning objectives CLO4, CLO5, and GELO2:
· Understand how to analyze animal communication systems in terms of the four explanatory principles of ethology: adaptation, mechanism, ontogeny, and phylogeny.
· List the essential design features of human language, and to explain how our language differs from the communication systems of other animal species.
· Distinguish science from pseudo-science.
Here are some information might be helpful:
Q: You suggested that we compare/contrast in terms of mechanism, ontogeny, function, phylogeny, complexity. How many of those aspects should we address in the paper -- just one, all of them, or any number of them?
A: Any number of them.
I recommend that you specify what aspects of communication you plan to discuss early on in the paper (e.g. in the introductory paragraph).
Q: Do we pick just one animal (e.g. bottlenose dolphins) and compare its language with humans or can we discuss more than one?
A: As many animals as you find relevant to the discussion.
To be more precise, the goal of the assignment is to let you think about how human language is similar to and different from languages of other animals in general. That is, the focus is on humans rather than a particular animal of your interest. So a structure that I recommend is first list several properties of human language that you want to focus on and then find examples of one or more animals to compare/contrast for each propert.
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Final Project (due 12/17/18)
Whereas the midterm asked you to be reactive to a problem or deficiency in communication
as related to some aspect of organizational life, the final project asks you to be proactive and
creative in redesigning communication with one aspect of the organization’s external
environment.
This environment can include any one of the follow:
• Citizens, patients, clients, or other constituents or service recipients (just one of these)
• A collaborating organization
• Another stakeholders as appropriate
This redesigned communication plan should be based in the mission and functions of the
organization, and should be realistic in terms of implementation.
This paper should briefly discuss the organization’s mission and functions, considerations of
appropriate communication with the focal aspect of the environment given that mission, an
ideal set of communication practices with stakeholders (including attention to methods,
frequency, and other concrete details), and possible difficulties with implementing this plan.
The final project will be graded based on analytical strength (clarity and depth of arguments), use of course material (how assigned readings are used to make key points and support your assertions), and stylistic considerations (quality of writing, grammar and spelling, adherence to APA Style guidelines, etc.). This project should include a cover page, between 7–8 full pages of text (2,200-2,500 words), and a properly formatted list of references.
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Final PaperSection Two[Of the five sections of a political sci.docx
Final Paper
Section Two
[Of the five sections of a political science research paper, the structure of Section Two is the most variable. The heading in Section Two will be specific to the content of the chapter, as it is related to the research topic and proposed study. However, the following elements should be included in Section Two, regardless of the subsections.
Section Two is a presentation of a review of the literature. The researcher accomplishes three things during the process of developing Section Two:
a) the researcher develops subject matter expertise in the topics relating to his/her research,
b) the researcher identifies and substantiates a gap in the body of knowledge (your topic) that will be addressed by the study, and
c) the researcher develops a conceptual framework which informs the research design.
Section Two shall contain the following content (although headings may vary):
The introduction to Section Two tells the reader what the chapter is to be about, and tells the reader how the chapter will be organized. According to APA sixth edition, this section should not have a heading.
*Review and Discussion of the Literature (the exact headings will depend on the content)
The researcher presents and discusses key literature related to his/her topic and makes the connection between these and his/her research topic. The sections in the Review and Discussion of the Literature should demonstrate the researcher’s mastery of the literature in his/her area(s) of study. The subsections throughout Section 2 should be descriptive of the material being shared.
*A synthesis of the literature should also be included. The synthesis is a purposeful organization of information that reflects the researcher’s critical thinking that supports the direction that this specific research takes. The synthesis provides the foundation for the conceptual framework which is a narrative (and visual, if desired) picture of how the literature examination and subsequent critical thinking combine to form a “whole” which represents the researcher’s intellectual approach to the study. As a result, it is clear to both the researcher and readers how the topics discussed are seen in relationship to each other from the unique perspective of the researcher, and supported by the literature. This synthesis may be presented in a variety of ways, but often is topological or chronological, or both.]
Conceptual Framework
[This section should discuss, in narrative form, how the researcher sees the relationships between, and orientation of, the theories, models, constructs, contexts, researcher assumptions, etc. explored during the literature review and how these fit together in the researcher’s thinking. This provides the researcher with an opportunity to craft his/her own unique approach to the research or to confirm that their proposed research matches existing research by presenting a coherent logic for the proposed research. It is highly recommended that a graphic r.
Final PaperScaffold your paper around the following outline.docx
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Scaffold your paper around the following outline:
Title Page
Introduction
(half page)
Describe the paper’s overall thesis.
Provide an overview of main poin01t.
Learning about Death
Describe Americans’ avoidance of death and dying.
Discuss research findings regarding perceptions of death from birth to 12 years of age.
Examine the death taboo with respect to elderly.
Facing Death
Describe the five stages of the dying process, as described by Kubler-Ross’s stages of the dying process.
Based on the discussions in the textbook, evaluate what is considered to be an “appropriate death”?
Hospice
Describe how a patient’s death represents a failure to a physician, how can medical schools assist in creating an attitude of acceptance of death as the final stage of growth?
Evaluate the film
A Death of One's Own
(Links to an external site.)
(2000). Evaluate the controversial nature of the film and the challenge some dying American’s may face.
Discuss what is meant by “patient-centered” care?
Discuss palliative care, and how is it related to hospice care? How does it differ from the treatment given by most acute care hospitals?
Discuss hospice care? How does it differ from the treatment given by most acute care hospitals? Identify the major functions of a hospice program.
Discuss issues related to the family as a unit of care in hospice programs. How do hospices try to achieve quality of life for each “patient” they serve? How does the interdisciplinary hospice team concept help accomplish this?
In your opinion, are the negative aspects of hospice care? How would you suggest they be rectified?
Euthanasia
In the film,
The Suicide Tourist
(Links to an external site.)
(2010), discuss the struggle for the family to support the patient’s wishes.
How does one balance dying and dignity?
In the end of the film suicide tourist did the patient die the way he wanted?
Grief and Loss
Describe the seven stages of grieving can be applied to losses through divorce, moving from one place to another, or the amputation of a limb (arm or leg).
Evaluate what might cause children to react differently to the death of a grandparent?
Conclusion
Separate Reference Page
The Final Paper
Must be eight to ten double-spaced pages in length (not including title and references pages) and formatted according to APA style as outlined in the
Ashford Writing Center (Links to an external site.)
.
Must include a separate title page with the following:
Title of paper
Student’s name
Course name and number
Instructor’s name
Date submitted
Must begin with an
introductory paragraph (Links to an external site.)
.
Must address the topic of the paper with critical thought.
Must end with a
conclusion (Links to an external site.)
that reaffirms your research findings
Must use at least eight scholarly sources, including a minimum of three from the Ashford University Library. Be sure to integrate the information .
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