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  • “Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis of Real-World Surveys: A Comparative Evaluation”

    The objective of this assignment is to apply the concepts learned about quantitative and qualitative research methods to evaluate real-world surveys. You will collect various types of surveys from different sources (use the receipts at fast food restaurants or stores, healthcare follow-up surveys, customer service surveys, market survey, etc.) and analyze them using appropriate quantitative and qualitative techniques. 
    Instructions: 
    Select a minimum of three different types of real-world surveys. These surveys should cover diverse areas such as customer service, market survey, healthcare follow-ups, etc. Ensure that both quantitative and qualitative questions are part of at least one of your surveys. 
    Evaluate each selected survey both quantitative and qualitative methods based on the following criteria: 
    Quantitative Analysis: 
    Identify and explain the primary elements of the quantitative method section in each survey. 
    Assess the survey design, sampling procedures, data collection methods.  
    Based on what you know about the survey, discuss how the data could be analyzed and discuss any concerns with the validity of the quantitative findings and potential biases. 
    Qualitative Analysis: 
    Identify the basic characteristics of the qualitative data collected in each survey. 
    Evaluate the study design, data collection procedures, sample sizes, ethical considerations, and data analysis techniques. 
    Based on what you know about the survey, discuss how the data could be analyzed and discuss any concerns with the validity of the quantitative findings and potential biases. 
    Write a comprehensive report that includes the following sections: 
    Introduction 
    Quantitative Analysis: Present the findings of the quantitative analysis for each survey, including a discussion of the strengths and weaknesses of the data analysis techniques employed. 
    Qualitative Analysis: Present the findings of the qualitative analysis for each survey, including a discussion of the strengths and weaknesses of the data analysis techniques employed. 
    Comparison and Conclusion: Compare the data analysis techniques used in quantitative and qualitative approaches, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses. Discuss how researchers can ensure rigor and trustworthiness in their data analysis processes across different research paradigms. Conclude by reflecting on your preferred approach for data analysis. 
    Deliverable
    Well Written Paper
    Prepare a written analysis of the topic in a 3-4 page paper, not including reference and title pages.
    Your paper should adhere to 7th edition APA format
    Include at least three academic/peer-reviewed sources, in addition to the course textbook

  • Title: “Utilizing Observation and Critical Variables in Six Sigma Implementation for Waste Management in Manufacturing Processes: A Comparative Analysis”

    With the purpose to help you evaluate how a discipline of observation and identify critical variables can help on the initial assessment for develop a solution pathway in any waste problem situation of any manufacturing process:
    Look into external links in the internet, used as references for Six Sigma implementation compare the personal findings in the worksheet developed with any similar data collected from other projects as examples.
    Analyze advantages and disadvantages of the method of collection of observation and data entry.
    Develop a standardized matrix that you can use a template.

  • Title: “Exploring the Philosophies of Thomas More, Aldous Huxley, and Plato: A Comparative Analysis” Slide 1: Introduction – Introduce the topic and the three philosophers: Thomas More, Aldous Huxley

    Based on this essay, comeplete a power point presentation that can take up to 15 minutes to present. Use the rubric to help aid the process. Font must be 21 , times new roman. Write biography slides for Thomas More, Aldos Huxley and plato at the apporopiate time in the presentation. Make sure to also summarize while still included all the info in the essay. Include pictures that fit the topic at mind. Include a works cited page for any outside sources. Provide proof of AI free wiriting and plagarisim.

  • “Creating a Personal Finance Database using Microsoft Access: A Step-by-Step Guide”

    For this assignment, let’s create a database called “OurFinance” using Microsoft Access. This database will focus on managing personal finances. Here’s a step-by-step guide:
    1. **Create a New Database**: Open Microsoft Access and create a new Blank Database. Name it “OurFinance”.
    2. **Create Tables**: Create two tables: “Transactions” and “Categories”.
    – **Transactions Table**: This table will store details of all financial transactions. Fields could include TransactionID (Primary Key), Date, Description, Amount, and CategoryID (Foreign Key).
    – **Categories Table**: This table will store different categories of expenses or incomes. Fields could include CategoryID (Primary Key), CategoryName, and CategoryType (e.g., Expense or Income).
    3. **Fill-in the Tables**: Populate the tables with sample data. In the Transactions table, you could include rows for various expenses and incomes, along with their corresponding categories in the Categories table.
    4. **Build Relationships**: Establish a relationship between the Transactions table and the Categories table based on the CategoryID field. This ensures referential integrity, meaning each transaction must correspond to a valid category.
    5. **Create a Query and Report**: Create a query to retrieve specific information from the database, such as total expenses for a certain period or income from a particular source. Then, generate a report to present this information in a readable format.
    Now, let’s explain the importance of the concepts listed in the assignment:
    – **Primary Key**: In our database, the Primary Key is the TransactionID in the Transactions table and the CategoryID in the Categories table. It uniquely identifies each record in the table and ensures that there are no duplicates.
    – **Foreign Key**: The CategoryID in the Transactions table is a Foreign Key that establishes a link to the Categories table. It ensures referential integrity by enforcing that each transaction is associated with a valid category.
    – **Data Dictionary**: A data dictionary documents the structure, organization, and usage of data within a database. It provides a comprehensive reference for understanding the database schema, including table names, field names, data types, and relationships. In our case, a data dictionary for “OurFinance” would describe the tables, fields, and their relationships.
    – **Database Design**: Database design involves creating a structure that efficiently organizes and manages data. It includes decisions on table structure, relationships, data types, and constraints. A well-designed database like “OurFinance” ensures data integrity, reduces redundancy, and facilitates efficient querying and reporting.
    – **Normalization**: Normalization is the process of organizing data in a database to reduce redundancy and dependency. It involves breaking down larger tables into smaller, related tables and establishing relationships between them. Normalization reduces the risk of data anomalies and improves data integrity. In “OurFinance,” we’ve normalized the database by separating transactions and categories into distinct tables and establishing a relationship between them.
    By understanding and implementing these concepts in our database design, we ensure that “OurFinance” is robust, efficient, and maintains data integrity, which is essential for managing personal finances effectively.

  • Assessment of Family Traits and Dynamics: A Comparative Analysis

    essment Traits
    Requires Lopeswrite
    Assessment Description
    This assignment is designed to provide a high-level view of your family of origin dynamic. Consider the impact of asking what seems like simple questions.
    Answer the questions below on a word document. Then, interview a member of your immediate family and ask them to answer the same questions. Record a transcript of the interview.
    What are some family rituals that your family has?
    Do you and your family members view your family the same way?
    Would your family help you move? Why or why not?
    What are your family rules?
    After conducting the interview, compare and contrast how you and the person you interviewed view the family dynamic and evaluate the interdependence of your family in a 500-750-word summary. Include an analysis of what influences these results.
    Use one to two scholarly sources to support your ideas.
    APA style is not required, but solid academic writing is expected.
    This assignment uses a rubric. Please review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.
    You are required to submit this assignment to LopesWrite. A link to the LopesWrite technical support articles is located in Class Resources if you need assistance. 

  • “Strategic International Growth: A Case Study of a Saudi Arabian Company”

    External Growth Strategies and Implementation In this module, we explored the role of the corporate headquarters and its relationship with individual businesses, and how the corporate headquarters creates value by implementing mergers/acquisitions and strategic alliances strategies. Select a Saudi Arabian company. Discuss the decisions and actions that the company took to sustain or create a competitive advantage with international growth. 1. What method of international growth did the KSA company use? 2. What source of competitive advantage does the KSA company have, and how is that position supported by its resources and capabilities? 3. How does the KSA Company deal effectively with its external environment? 4. What recommendations would you make to the KSA company concerning this or future expansion? Directions: • Write an essay that includes an introduction paragraph, the essay’s body, and a conclusion paragraph to address the assignment’s guide questions. • Do not address the questions using a question-and-answer format. • Add headlines to the main topics • Discuss the concepts, principles, and theories from your textbook. Cite your textbooks ( Contemporary Strategy Analysis ) by Robert grant and cite any other sources if appropriate. • Your initial post should address all components of the question with 800-900 words • reference should be APA style 7th edition • Write between 8-10 references including the book addressed in the assignment • Free of plagiarism and AI Content

  • “Addressing an International Crisis: The Success and Impact of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative” Introduction: The Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI) is a multinational effort launched in 1988 by the World Health Organization

    The project is about presentation on an international “problem project” of your choice, started after 2000. The content may include general information about the project – goal, impact, main sponsors, stakeholders, financing, development, control and success of the project. There are no strict formatting requirements

  • “Uncovering Personal Histories: Exploring the Impact of Motherhood in 1950s America Through an Interview”

    I already have my secondary souce which i will attach below.  The paper is based on an interview I conducted which I have the notes on. The insturctions are as follows:
    As part of this project, you will put that person’s story in historical context by identifying and incorporating a secondary source that provides historical information about one aspect of your interviewee’s life story. The goal of this assignment is to make evident the importance of individual stories and experiences in American history, which we get little of when we stay at such high altitude for much of this class. So really, I just want you to enjoy getting to know this person and their past a bit better. That is your primary objective.
    After you conduct your interview, you should reflect on what you learned and think about if there is one particular aspect of this person’s life on which you could do further research. So, for example, if you talk to your grandma a lot about what it was like for her to raise three small children mostly on her own while your grandpa worked for wages, you might look further into motherhood in the 1950s United States. 

  • Writing About Your Research Title: “Exploring the Significance and Methodology of a Quantitative/Qualitative Study: A Preliminary Report”

    Once you begin data collection, for those two weeks (or however long you set your data collection period to be), your research essentially stops. Take advantage of this time. Begin writing about your research. You can write everything up to the results and discussion portion of your dissemination phase. This includes:
    Introduction-
    Significance
    Review of literature — this is your expanded review of literature you did in hour 1
    IRB approval — this just takes a sentence
    Methodology — quant/qual and other descriptives
    Sample — recruitment, size, description

  • Title: Transforming Play-Based Activities with Digital Applications: Enhancing Creativity, Drama, Literacy, and Numeracy Skills in Early Childhood Education Title: “Creating Engaging and Developmentally Appropriate Experience Plans for Infants: A Guide for Parents and Caregivers”

    Objective: Using selected apps to transform and redefine traditional play-based activities, enhancing creativity, drama, literacy, and numeracy skills with reference to the Australian Frameworks, semiotic systems, and principles from the Multimodal and Digital Technology.
    Weighting: 60%
    Length: 2500 words (Part A – 1000 words & Part B – 1500 words (experience plan))
    Due: Week 10 Learning outcomes: 2 and 3
    For this assessment you will need to:
    PART A: Research and justify (using Guernsey’s Three C’s and SAMR framework)
    Locate and research four (4) digital applications suitable for children aged 0-5.
    One (1) App will support creativity;
    one (1) App will support drama;
    one (1) App will support language literacy;
    One (1) App will support numeracy.
    Guernsey’s Three C’s Analysis: for each application critique the app’s using Guernsey’s three C’s framework (Content, Context, and the individual Child) to justify your selection.
    SAMR Evaluation: Using the SAMR model, classify each app (as either Substitution (S): The app acts as a direct substitute with no functional change; Augmentation (A): The app is a substitute with functional improvements; Modification (M): The app allows for the redesign of the task; Redefinition (R): The app introduces new tasks that were previously inconceivable) and justify the potential of each application in terms of how it might either enhance or transform learning experiences using credible research.
    PART B: Developing two (2) Play-Based Experiences
    From the applications you’ve identified in Part A, select two (2) apps to develop two (2) experience plans where the digital components of the app intertwine with the physical environment.
    This experience should utilise technology not as a mere addition but as an enabler of richer multimodal interactions (SAMR). Both experience plans should be play-based experience (integrated experience of any learning areas- creativity, drama, language/literacy or numeracy).
    Remember: The apps should not be game-based. Consider apps with immersive elements.
    Example: If the app offers AR features, devise an activity where children use the app to overlay digital objects in real-world spaces, like the outdoor or indoor areas. If the app doesn’t have AR, consider how it might sync with tangible objects or toys. For instance, a music playing app like Specdrums MIX (Sphero Inc., nd) could be paired with physical items that resonate with similar sounds when interacted with, thereby creating a harmonious audio-physical experience.
    Experience plan should include:
    –          Rationale & Goal:  Begin by providing a rationale for the chosen experience. Clearly define the goal or objective you wish to achieve through this learning experience.
    –          Experience Outline: Detail an outline of the experience, providing step-by-step methods of implementation including transitions. Include clear teaching strategies.
    –          Connection to Australian Frameworks and curriculum: discuss how your experience links to relevant outcomes/descriptors from the EYLF and ACARA (foundation years).
    –          Semiotics in Learning: Discuss the various semiotic systems (modes- linguistic, visual, aural, gestural and spatial) of learning that the experience will allow children to explore. Discuss the different ways the experience lets children learn about signs and symbols (semiotic exploration). How do children understand the relationship between different icons, index and symbols through your experience. For example, when a child hears a bee buzzing (index), how do they relate that sound to the image(icon).
    –          Pedagogical Approach: Using the SAMR model, explain whether the digital components of your experience serve to enhance traditional methods or truly transform the learning experience. Use the TPACK framework to discuss the interplay between technological, pedagogical, and content knowledge.
    Experience plan(x2) Presented using canva:
    Utilise Canva to design your two (2) experience plans, ensuring they are visually appealing and easy to comprehend, for parents and caregivers. Within your layout include all areas of the experience plan including the rationale & goal, detailed outline of the experience, its alignment with the Australian Framework (EYLF) and curriculum (ACARA), insights into Semiotics in Learning, and the underlying Pedagogical Approach (TPACK). For design inspiration and structural reference, please refer to the link: https://playingitsafe.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/AAMF5000-Infant-Activities-Taking-a-photo.pdf