Write a character analysis essay of ‘Cal’.

READING: M​iddlesex

Written Assignment

Write a character analysis essay of ‘Cal’.

Choose multiple quotes that identify Cal’s journey as a character in the novel.

How does this journey signify Cal’s growth or lack thereof as a character in the novel.

2 pages in length
Properly edited and proofread
APA format
Include multiple citations and discussion connections.
Don’t use big word please english is my second language

Why is it important for a manager to understand and appreciate employees’ self-esteem, esteem needs, and belonging to a group?

Read the article, “A Theory of Human Motivation.”

1) Based on the information presented in the article, discuss the elements of self-esteem, esteem needs, and belonging to a group.

2) What is the relationship between self-esteem, esteem needs, and belonging to a group?

3) Why is it important for a manager to understand and appreciate employees’ self-esteem, esteem needs, and belonging to a group?

Write a critique essay after reading attached article.

I want somebody to write a critique essay after reading attached article. Furthermore you have to include 3 additional references.

Here is the grading areas:
Checklist

Task #

Task

Value

1

The critique is based on a scholarly source

10

2

Wrote a thesis that gave the assessment a clear focus

10

3

Composed a thesis-based outline in which each component was a sentence

10

4

Evaluated the author’s conclusion, the argument that led to the conclusion, and the quality of the author’s evidence

40

5

Wrote an effective introductory paragraph

10

6

Wrote an effective concluding paragraph

10

7

Revised the rough draft with instructor’s comments (if applicable).

10

What kinds of big data should researchers feel free to use in the design of their studies?

English 105

Paper 2—Big Data in Action

Assignment Details
Word Count: 1250-1750

Thesis: Required

Whether in the form of genomes in the public domain or as content generated and shared through Facebook, big data provides scientists and engineers with the opportunity to understand what makes us human (and how we perform our humanity) with an empirical precision never before possible. But this same research often raises many privacy concerns. Whether accidental or intentional, exposure can and will continue to happen.

In this paper, I want you to offer a meaningful and evidence-based opinion about how free scientists should feel to use sensitive data in their research. To that end I need your paper to address the following three questions:
1. What kinds of big data should researchers feel free to use in the design of their studies?

2. What kinds of big data should researchers be able to use without permission?

3. What kinds of big data should researchers be able to use with informed consent?

I don’t have a right answer for these questions. I have beliefs and opinions, and some of these are informed; this paper is an opportunity for you to concretize some of your own opinions.

We will discuss and draft this paper over the next several class periods. To that end I will not assign additional readings during this time, but I will instead expect you to bring writing to class to work on this together. The writing may not all be directly incorporated into the paper you write, but it will hopefully all at least be informative

Discuss the topic “Exploring Determinants of State Employee Union Density in the United States.”

This whole project is base on the article called: “Exploring Determinants of State Employee Union Density in the United States.”

The general outline for assignment 4 is: Hypothesis, Analysis: a) congruence or disparity in dependent variable, b) testing premise, c) testing relationships, d) modeling relationships. Conclusion and recommendation. APA citation SPSS output to support report for passing grade.

I need this to look exactly like attachments on the additional materials. Make sure the article that I attached in the additional materials isn’t plagiarized in the short written paragraphs. The following tests/graphs needs to be included: the Anova test, Chi-test, T-test, etc…like the charts of the ones in the draft.

Use the attachment of assignment 3-4-1 as an example of an outline you need to base your focus points for this assignment. Please complete the worksheet as well.

Address a business intelligence challenge using logistic regression and a technique of your choice.

The red color here is my comments
Business Intelligence Methods
Objective: Address a business intelligence challenge using logistic regression and a technique of your choice.
Background: A student advisory service is looking at the admission statistics of a prestigious graduate program. They can provide value to students by recommending which graduate institutions they should apply to. Given the fact that applications are expensive and time consuming, the probability of admission is an important factor. They are also interested in identifying other analysis such as cluster analysis, association rules, or classification techniques, which would provide insight into the characteristics of the students applying and admitted to the program. The firm may go back to the school as well, to provide value for marketing and outreach for these students. For example, the school might decide they want more high performing students from lower rank schools.
Part 1: Logistic Regression
Your task: Run a logistic regression. Using the output answer the following:
(I got the output by using the program SSPS, I put it in a different file)

1) What is the probability of admission for a student who came from a rank 2 institution with a 750 GRE and a GPA of 3.33?
Solution:
P(Y) = Exp(α + β1X1 + β2X2 + … βnXn)/ [1+ Exp(α + β1X1 + β2X2 + … βnXn)]
P(Admission) = Exp(α + β1X1 + β2X2 + … βnXn)/ [1+ Exp(α + β1X1 + β2X2 + … βnXn)]
P(Admission) = Exp(-3.45 -.56*2 + .777*3.33 + .002*750)/ [1+ Exp(-3.45 -.56*2 + .777*3.33 + .002*750)] = .38
So P(Admission| rank=2, GPA =3.33, GRE = 750) = .38

What is the probability of admission for a student with an 800 GRE, 3.11 GPA and a Rank 3 school?

2) Select at random 10 individuals. Calculate the probability of admission for each.

3) Using the criteria p(admission) > .5 predicts admission, please create a classification matrix for the ten observations you choose.
Ex: if we observed a student who had a 750 GRE, 3.33 GPA, and Rank “2” who was admitted, that student would be an “false negative”, that is we predicted she would not have been admitted (p= .38, which is less than .5), when in fact she was admitted. How many of your 10 observations were classified correctly?

Part II: Analysis of your choice
Run an analysis of the data with a cluster analysis, association rule, or classification technique of your choice. (By using Weka) (I have done the lab part, I got the output of the classification technique using J48 from the program Weka, I put it in a different file) (I didn’t choose the association rule because Weka didn’t allow me to do it because it is hard to find the data, so that is why I chose to do the classification technique)
1) Outline briefly a research question/business issue you are investigating.
2) Provide a brief overview of what technique you chose to investigate.
3) Analyze the results: describe two or more leaves, clusters, or rules in detail.
4) Describe the insights you gained form the model, and any recommendations or interesting findings you came away with.

How to use Weka:
1- Open the program
2- Click on Explorer
3- Open file
4- Files of type: choose (csv), and then choose the excel file
5- Click on Classify => choose => trees => J48 => start:- now you can see the output of J48 design tree
Here is the like to download Weka:-
http://www.cs.waikato.ac.nz/ml/weka/downloading.html
use version weka-3-6-10jre-x64.exe
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Important notes;
– It must be written in a very simple language by using only very simple and Basic English words. So I don’t want it to be like professional writing, I want it to be like a first year student college writing level by using simple and basic words.
– I have uploaded the excel file (data).
– You cannot use other than SSPS for the first part and Weka for the second part, you can however do the calculation by the excel or by hand.
– I have already done all the lab parts, the SSPS and Weka, so you don’t have to do them just look at the output, or you can do them to see them in a better view!
– Please see the next page!

I need your way of writing to be same exact of this writing to make the reader feel that this writing and the one you are going to write has only one writer( this writing is my older assignment about the classification by using J48 tree of the output and SimpleCart tree too. you can copy some sentences of my old assignment if they are helpful)
((This old assignment has different data))
My completed old assignment:-
Business Intelligence Methods: Classification: Decision Trees
Frame and Business Objective
The essence of this task is to use a J48 decision tree in Weka with adjustments for a maximum number of tree leaves. As such, adjusting the number assumes that attributes in Naive Bayes are equally important and statistically independent given the class value. Despite the fact that there might be inaccuracies in assuming the statistical independence of attributes, it works flawlessly in practice. It is imperative to note that classification does not require accurate probability estimates so long as each class has a corresponding greatest chance, and it is correct. However, in practice, adding redundant attributes might cause problems. Thus, it is mandatory to deploy distinct attributes in the selection process. It was imperative to have an objective at this point. As such, it meant that an increase in the number of subscribers opening bank accounts would result in a subsequent increase in revenue.
Information Gaps
There were two information gaps that the researcher discovered. First, there were instances where the information was unknown. For example, some people did not have contacts; thus, the metric outcome was significantly affected. In fact, in some cases, the result displayed was “other” or “failure,” indicating a lack of authenticity of data presented. Second, income presented an information gap. Account balances play an insignificant role in explaining why individuals open accounts. However, their income is imperative to the process because it depicts the possibility of opening a bank account. According to the scenario presented, it is worth noting that if there were individuals with high income, they would most probably open bank accounts than low-income earners. Measurements
The assignment entailed using a range of measures to describe data. First, ‘age’ was represented by a numeric attribute. Second, ‘job’ was categorical depending on an individual’s preference. In this case, individuals were described as ‘admin.’, ‘blue-collar’, ‘entrepreneur’, ‘housemaid’, ‘management’, ‘retired’, ‘self-employed’, ‘services’ ‘student’, ‘technician’, ‘unemployed’, and ‘unknown’. Third, ‘marital’ depicted their marital status. As such, in a similar representation to ‘job’, it was categorical. Thus, individuals were ‘single’, ‘married’, or ‘divorced’. It is imperative to note that the term ‘divorced’ applied to both widowed and separated individuals because they were no longer living together, a factor that would likely contribute to opening a bank account.
Fourth, ‘education’ was a categorical attribute with ‘unknown’, ‘secondary’, ‘primary’, and ‘tertiary’ as options. Fifth, ‘default’ tested if the client had credit in default. As such, the entry was binary: ‘yes’ or ‘no’. Sixth, ‘balance’ was a numeric attribute that entailed the average yearly balance in Euros. Seventh, ‘housing’ was a binary attribute for a housing loan. Eighth, ‘loan’ was binary and inquired if the prospect had a personal loan.
The following were related to the last contact with the current campaign. First, ‘contact’ was categorical and it implied contact communication type, that is, ‘unknown’, ‘telephone’, or ‘cellular’. Second, ‘day’ was a numeric option that implied the last contact day of the month. Third, ‘month’ was a categorical option implying the last contact month of year, that is ‘jan’, ‘feb’, ‘mar’, ‘apr’, ‘may’, ‘jun’, ‘jul’, ‘aug’, ‘sep’, ‘oct’, ‘nov’, or ‘dec’. Lastly, ‘duration’ was a numeric input for the last contact duration in seconds. Other attributes used in the analysis were as follows.
First, ‘campaign’ was the number of contacts performed during this campaign and for this client in numeric form. Second, ‘pdays’ was the number of days that passed by after the customer was last contacted from a previous campaign in numeric format. Third, ‘previous’ implied the number of contacts performed before this campaign and for this client and it was numeric. Fourth, ‘poutcome’ entailed the outcome of the previous marketing campaign. It was categorical with options ‘unknown’, ‘other’, ‘failure’, or ‘success’. Lastly, the output variable ‘y’ was binary and it queried whether the client had subscribed a term deposit or not.
Analytical Method
The analytic method used in this essence was J48. It is imperative to note that J48 is a machine-learning model that decides the dependent variable, that is, target value, from a set of data. It has different nodes denoting distinct attributes and nodes for classification. In this regard, the dependent variable was ‘poutcome’. On a different note, independent variables were ‘housing’, ‘loan’, ‘contact’, ‘day’, ‘month’, ‘duration’, ‘campaign’, and ‘pdays’.
System Implementation
The program was run as a single instance analysis using J48 and SimpleCart.
Presentation of Results
It is critical to note that individuals will open bank accounts based on the independent variables listed above. In this regard, the four most important entail jobs, age, education, and loan. First, people in management are more likely to open bank accounts than technicians, retired, unemployed, administrators, or people in blue-collar jobs. Second, individuals in their 30s and 40s were more likely to open accounts because of current responsibilities, nature of jobs, and the need to save for the future. Third, education was imperative to making the choice. As such, those who had attained a degree from a tertiary institution would open bank accounts than their counterparts who achieved secondary school education but still outperformed primary school graduates. Finally, a loan was central to decision-making because most individuals with loans were unlikely to open an account for the fear of incurring additional debt.

Select a company and a product in an industry affected by changes in the business environment or in consumer preferences and provide a strategic marketing recommendations.

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In this assignment, you will compare and contrast the differences between marketing strategies in a changing competitive environment.

Scenario:

Consumer behavior and competitive market analysis are key initiatives for a marketing manager. With the changing competitive environment of the global marketplace, marketing managers are always in search of evolving markets and underserved profitable niches to provide them with a competitive advantage. Porter’s Five Forces and strategies to overcome the Five Forces are seminal works on competitive advantage.

Select a company and a product in an industry affected by changes in the business environment or in consumer preferences. As a consultant to that company, you are asked to provide strategic marketing recommendations.

Directions:

Describe the company you chose and the industry they are in; include an overview of one of their products/services and the markets they serve. Present their current marketing strategy.
Using Porter’s Five Forces framework, evaluate the profitability of the current market. Analyze the strengths and weaknesses of the strategies currently used to market the product/service.
Research at least six peer-reviewed academic articles related to marketing strategy and competitive advantage.
Using best practices from the literature, propose a new marketing strategy to give your selected company a competitive advantage. Include the following in your marketing strategy:
Describe how the proposed marketing strategy aligns with the goals of the company.
Examine areas in the marketing strategy that could provide a competitive advantage based on current marketplace competition.
Analyze market segmentation, differentiated points of value, message(s), and product positioning.

Write a 6–8-page report in Word format. Utilize at least six scholarly sources in your research. Make sure you write in a clear, concise, and organized manner; demonstrate ethical scholarship in accurate representation and attribution of sources; display accurate spelling, grammar, and punctuation.

Apply APA standards to citation of sources.

Techniques for Improving Ethics in Organizations

Techniques for Improving Ethics in Organizations

There are a number of techniques designed to develop and improve the ethical conduct of leaders and employees in organizations. The use of these techniques varies depending on how “ethical” an organization may already be or strive to be. Many techniques are useful across organizations. For instance, leaders and human resources personnel in all organizations should make sure that newly hired employees receive ethics training. Some techniques are more useful than others when organizations need extensive improvement in ethical conduct. In this Discussion, you reflect on the organization you chose for the first Discussion this week and identify techniques that could be used to improve the ethical conduct of its leaders and employees.

Focus on the role of codes of ethics.

Focus on the range of tools suggested for how to create ethical institutions.

Read examples of codes of ethics, and of practical tips, from the websites.

http://www2.guidestar.org/rxa/news/articles/2008/five-ways-to-promote-ethics-in-your-organization.aspx

Choose and gather information about an organization that uses one or more of these sorts of tools.

Using the organization you chose for the first Discussion this week, identify two techniques you think would be most useful in improving the ethical conduct of leaders and employees.

Submit 150 – 500 word response: Due by Thursday 11/05/15 a brief description of the organization you chose for the first Discussion. Then describe at least two techniques you think would be most useful in improving the ethical conduct of leaders and employees in that organization. Explain how and why these techniques would be useful. Be specific and use examples to illustrate your explanation.

Support your work with specific citations from the Learning Resources. You are allowed to draw from additional sources to support your explanation, but you must cite using APA standards. All quoted material must be identified, cited, and referenced per APA standards.

what is the relation between Yoma and Leviticus 16?

judiastic studies: essay: critical anyalsis of the Yoma. isolating one feature of the yoma’s decsription of the yom kippur ritual that is importnat. be judiscious

what is the relation between Yoma and Leviticus 16?

-how faithfully do the rabbis render the bibilical ritual laws?

-what do the rabbis add to the biblical description?

-do the rabbis fail to mention anything mentioned in the bible?