Category: Writing

  • “Exploring the Impact of Social Media on Mental Health: A Comprehensive Literature Review”

    Instructions
    M6: Research Paper Draft
    For this assessment, you should complete a Research Paper draft. A completed Research     Paper is a modified literature review that summarizes all of the relevant publications related to a particular topic. A complete Title Page & Reference Page should be included and it should not count toward my minimum 10 pages. Appropriate grammar, structure, and APA citations are expected.
    This assignment is not graded yet but you have completed research paper final for me just this past spring semester, I’ve attatched that along with others from this summer term you worked on. The paper just needs edited/tailored to this assignments from this summer term. This will be reviewed by a peer in the next module. I must submit this assignment to be eligible to participate in the peer review. The peer review is one objective in the key assessment for the final paper. 
    Amount of cititations not specified but please use to use an applicable amount to             enhance paper.
    Provide a Strong Introduction and Problem Statement
    Provide Quality Research Questions
    Present strong background information on the topic
    Develop a well-organized and structured paper
    Use Reliable and Unbiased Sources
    Provide proper grammar and APA structure
    Due Date and Grading:
    Submit by Sunday, at 11:30 pm

  • “Experience Luxury and Culture at Amanfayun, Hangzhou: A Comprehensive Guide for Travelers”

    1000-word speech note, no slides required
    Choose a hotel in Hangzhou or Japan (choose 1 of 2)
    1. Amanfayun, Hangzhou
    2. HOSHINOYA Taketomi Island, Okinawa, Japan
    You are the manager of a hotel in a certain city/place. You are assigned to introduce to a small group of travellers:
    i) Details of your hotel (e.g. history, background, facilities and amenities, choice of rooms/suites, restaurants inside the hotel, etc.);
    ii) Brief facts of the city/place your hotel is situated in; and
    iii) A four-day itinerary for visiting the city/place as designed by you.
    note 
    The references must be academic and within 5 years 
    replace with a suitable title

  • Title: Understanding Renal Failure: A Case Study Analysis

    Instructions
    Please read the renal failure chapter located within this discussion board.
    Please read the renal failure case study pages 1-5.
    Pick 2 of the questions within this case study and answer them with a well developed answer and rationale. You should have at least one reference that is cited appropriately in APA and can be the textbook, our class powerpoints, or other scholarly source.
    Please respond to a classmate with a response that builds upon, enhances, or further contributes to answering the question.
    Your syllabus contains the grading rubric for this discussion board.
    Renal Disorders Renal Failure Chapter
    Renal Case Study Page 1
    Renal Case Study Page 2
    Renal Case Study Page 3
    Renal Case Study Page 4
    Renal Case Study Page 5

  • Title: “The Success of Daisy: An Analysis of Gladwell’s Epilogue in ‘Outliers’”

    Who is Daisy and how did she come to be a “success” according to Gladwell?
    What role did Daisy have in Malcolm Gladwell’s own success?
    How is this Epilogue relevant to the theme of the book? How does it bring the whole project together?

  • Title: Understanding the Difference between Argumentative and Causal Analysis Essays Revised Paper: When it comes to writing essays, it is important to understand the different types and structures in order to effectively convey our ideas. Two common types of essays that

    Revise this paper based on my professor’s and classmates’ comments. 
    The professor’s comment is:  Maybe this will help you identify the structural difference between an argumentative thesis and a causal analysis: In an argumentative thesis, there’s at least one opposite argument. In a causal analysts thesis, you’re arguing that there’s a relationship between two things (a cause/effect relationship) that is plausible. Whereas an argumentative essay presents an argument, the causal analysis essay uses argumentation techniques to prove causality.
    Do not use references!

  • Title: The Impact of Authentic Sources on Academic Research: A Personal Experience

    I attached the outline for my research paper where you can see the sources used and use one authentic source 
    ***In academic research , the use of authentic sources plays a crucial role in developing a strong argument and supporting claims Share an experience where you encountered an authentic source that significantly impacted your research paper . Explain how this source enhanced the credibility and effectiveness of your argument . Additionally , discuss the challenges you faced in locating and evaluating such sources and how you overcame them Feel free to include a reference list of the source ( s ) to enrich your response . Write a paragraph in no less than 200 words . Don’t make it too long please 

  • Title: Understanding Primary and Secondary Sources in Historical Research: Importance, Limitations, and Connections to Current Events

    Distinguish between primary and secondary sources.What are the differences between them?
    Explain why it is important to consult a variety of sources when conducting historical research.Why should you avoid relying only on one type of source? What are the benefits of using a diversity of sources?
    Choose a current event related to the subject of your research question and explain how they are connected.
    Read what you wrote in the previous module’s activity about how your historical topic is relevant to modern society. Using your response and what you have learned thus far about your topic, identify a specific current event that you feel is relevant to your research question. Then explain how the current event is connected to your research question. Keep in mind that the link between your topic and your current event will become clearer as you continue to research.

  • “Exploring the Power of Language: A Critical Analysis of Communication in Society”

    To complete the First Paper assignment, use assignment directions in course syllabus, page 4: Grading Description, First Paper.

  • Title: The Importance and Implications of Location-Aware Apps in Mobile Technology Introduction In today’s digital age, mobile technology has become an essential part of our daily lives. With the advancement of technology, mobile devices are now equipped with various

    Subject – 2024 Summer – Info Tech & Mobile Application (ITS-537-A03) – First Bi-term
    Week 7 Assignment: Location-Aware APPs
    One of the basic ways to interact with the hardware on the device is to retrieve data about the device itself. Knowing how to interact with the hardware on the device is an important step toward being able to create apps that take advantage of the full promise of mobile computing. This will allow you to create systems that could not have been possible without a capable mobile device. Maps and location are very important for many mobile applications, so having a solid understanding of how to integrate these features into your apps is crucial for becoming a professional mobile developer. Write a 2-to-3-page response.
    Discuss the importance of location-aware apps.
    Compare and contrast the advantages and disadvantages of location-aware applications.
    Analyze methods in which location awareness can be obtained in mobile applications.
    Identify some of the risks associated with using location-based services.
    Your assignment must follow these formatting requirements:
    Use at least three – five (3 – 5) quality resources in this assignment. Note: Wikipedia and similar Websites do not qualify as quality resources.
    Be typed, double spaced, using Times New Roman font (size 12), with one-inch margins on all sides; citations and references must follow APA or school-specific format.
    Include a cover page containing the title of the assignment, the student’s name, the professor’s name, the course title, and the date. The cover page and the reference page do not count toward the page count.