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How technology integrates into Business Intelligence

This will be a digital research project, which means it will be a multimedia and written component. Do not video yourself but use the sources to tell your story. Technology savvy students will be able to create an impressive video for their presentationssuggested presentation software and media include:
DO NOT USE POWERPOINT OR PREZI
Adobe Spark Video
Wevideo
Imovie
Augmented Reality Apps-Layar, Aurasma
StoryMap
Storify
Windows Movie Maker
Post a video on YouTube (give me the url link to view)
Vimeo
Voicethread
ThinglinkThis is NOT a cut-and- paste project!! Thought, research, and organization must be evident to obtain a high grade.
Audio-Visual Presentation
The multimedia presentation show should be 3-5 minutes in length and explore the topic in depth. In order, to complete the topic students must complete the following steps:
gather and organize relevant photographs, video, and audio clips of interviews and relevant sound effects;
create a audio visual storyboard and audio script;
construct a visual slideshow and then record voice-overs, be sure to have an introduction slide;
edit final projects;
and create a credit slide(s) that highlights your sources (Works Cited page).After watching your video essay, a viewer should know the basic details concerning your topic as well as have an appreciation of its significance to American history. As video historians, your first task is to accurately research and describe your topic. Imagine that your audience is a peer (a friend or fellow student) who is not in this class. Your finished video essay should seek to inform this intelligent but uninformed viewer who or what your topic was the significance of your topic to the major themes of American history, either in what it caused or in how it reflects upon larger issues, and also why they should care about your topic that is, you need to make it interesting and engaging.

The article must come from a professional data base, such as CINHAL, Medline or EBSCO, and must be dated within 5 years unless approved by the instructor. The articleshould address evidence based NURSING practice and must be published in a peer reviewed nursing journal. Portfolio: Portfolio must include a summary essay (1 to 2 pages) in APA format. The essay should include pertinent findings and/or coherent synthesis of the information presented in the article utilizing correct APA citations. Include a title page and list the reference(s) at the end of the essay.

How did Samsung gain competitive advantage over time? (Word limit: 750)

How did Samsungs resources and capabilities contribute to its competitive advantage over time?
How would you assess the Fotile way in sustainable business development? (Word limit: 750)
Why did Mr. Mao (CEO of Fotile) decide to build the Fotiles culture based on Confucianism (traditional Chinese culture) given the influence of Western management education in China?
How would you assess the effectiveness of Mr. Maos approach of disseminating the knowledge and tenets of Confucianism in Fotile?
Is Fotile on the right path to become a great company in the world? What would you recommend to Mr. Mao?

1. Revision option: take your second paper, add in a discussion of anything we’ve read starting with Dora, and revise it into an 11 page paper. (You will have to write a new intro paragraph, of course.)

3. Memory, trauma, forgetting (Freud, Marker)
4. What makes childhood especially miserable? Is it that childhood is wretched, or is that it’s so wonderful and you can’t go back? What is nostalgia? What are the productive ways, if any, of dealing with it? (Freud)
5. How do we read Dora just like a novel? How do we read novels just like psychological analyses of real people? (and, for that, you can bring in the discussion of another novel)
6. How would Benjamin critique reality television? (and yes, pick and analyze a particular show)
7. Unreliable narrators (Freud, Marker, Borges)

Here are the key questions to analyze: In what respects are the research findings consistent with Max Weber and Karl Marxs theories? In what respects are the findings inconsistent with Weber and Marxs ideas? In answering this question, you will need to summarize the ideas of Weber (bureaucracy, legitimacy, political actors, etc) and Marx (base/superstructure, false consciousness, ruling ideas, capitalism, etc), and how bureaucratic and economic policies weigh into the current New York City school system. You should also touch on at least one other concept/idea that we have touched but have not discussed to a large degree (affirmative action, gentrification, housing policies, racial discrimination, etc).

The New York City Public School System
The New York City public school system is the largest in the country. In the wake of changing educational systems around the country after Brown v Board of Education, and the urban crises
in the 1960s, the New York City public school system went through numerous changes. From the early 1970s to the early 2000s, the school system was decentralized into educational community districts holding some power over the schools in addition to the Board of Education, the Mayor, the State Legislator, and the Governor. As was the case to desegregate schools in the South, NYC worked out a busing plan whereby black children were picked up and moved to more affluent and better white schools to balance out segregated racial demographics. However, tensions filled when wealthy white immigrants lobbied against these plans, and activists in black neighborhoods in Brooklyn advocated against government control of the schools in their own communities, and were offended by the injustice of failing schools in black and Hispanic neighborhoods.

In 1969, the New York State Legislature split the city into 32 school districts and took away the Mayors control over schools. The local boards, however, had no real power over the selection of teachers and it fragmented the system. Still, some school districts in Manhattan and Queens thrived while others in Brooklyn and the Bronx suffered. District 2 on the East Side of Manhattan, for instance, worked the decentralization plan to success as strong principals were put in place and schools attracted a number of talented teachers. These schools were highperforming. But many middle-class whites, and many blacks, skipped public schools for religious and private schools, or moved to the suburbs as wealthy people fled when New York City became known as the crime capital in the 1980s.

Many of the popular new school options that have emerged in the last two decades have aimed to offer families choices within and outside their neighborhoods, in the form of charter schools and school vouchers. Despite zone schools where students are, for the most part, guaranteed acceptance, over 40 percent of elementary school students are not attending school in the same neighborhood where they live. Interestingly, a recent report by the New School found that about a third of all students who opt out of their local school are black, and that black students opt out of their home school at a higher rate than any other racial /ethnic group. But there are costs for people of color: travel time, money, etc. Moreover, the study found that families who lived in wealthy neighborhoods, and families who lived in the poorest areas, stayed in their zone schools, while those in the middle class and gentrifying neighborhoods moved to outside schools. Poor students and immigrants still learning English were far less likely to attend schools outside of their districts.

In the 2000s, the State Legislature scraped this idea in favor of full mayor control of the schools bureaucracy and local school boards. The city adopted the school-budget system in 2007 as a way to send more money to schools with the neediest students. It replaced a system where funding was tied to teacher salaries, which had advantaged high-performing schools that ended up receiving more money because they attracted more experienced teachers with higher salaries. But there are interesting findings on the money front. As the average national rate stood at $11,762 in 2106, the New York City rate was over double the nationwide spending average for elementary and secondary schools. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, New York City public schools ranked number one in spending per student among urban areas in the U.S., as they spent $24,109 per student in 2016. This high spending rate did not lead to educational success for all students. According to the U.S. Department of Education, over 72 percent of eighth graders
lacked sufficient proficiency in reading, and over 72 percent lacked sufficient proficiency in math, in New York City public schools.

Lastly, the New York City school system is one of the most segregated in the country. Elite public schools such as Stuyvesant and Brooklyn Tech, which require standardized test scores, have few blacks and Hispanics in their populations, and over 60% of their student body are Asians. Stuyvesant, for instance, was demographically 74% Asian, 19% white, 1% black and 3% Hispanic. But many schools throughout the city do not resemble the demographic makeup of the neighborhoods or the city at large

What is cloud banking?
What is Mobile Banking?
What are the pro and cons of mobile and cloud banking?

Task is to answer the following for both the UK and Canada:- What is the average height?
– How many women are under 53?
– What is the women apparel market size?
We need reliable sources (2-3 for each question).There must be 2 parts one for the UK and the 2nd for Canada. Each part can’t have more than 140 words.A sample of how the text should be will be provided.

Format & ExpectationsState your thesis, the answer you want to defend using at least three well-supported reasons embodying logic, reason, and research. Give possible objections to your arguments, answer these objections and restate your conclusion. Essays should include a Works Cited page following MLA Style. For grading expectations, please see the iRubric for this assignment in the Gradebook.
SubmissionSubmit your essay as an attachment within the Assignments area.Due: Sunday, by 11:55 p.m., ET Argue for or against the principle that a just society must provide equality of opportunity for those with the interest and talent.

Provide a 300 word response to the following questions. Take note of page numbers of quotes used as evidence for your responses.
How does the narrators view of her father change by seeing him in a different setting?
In what ways does the narrator feel at home in China? In what ways does she feel foreign?
What do the narrator and her sisters have in common? How does this element relate to the theme of the story?
In what ways does the story explore specifically Chinese American experiences? In what other ways is the story grounded in universal themes?