Friday 16 May 2014

Discuss how race is more a sociological classification than a biological one.

Analyze the film Bladerunner as a whole or one of its themes from a philosoophical standpoint.

Food Guide Pyramid

How does your diet compare to the recommendations you received from the Food Guide Pyramid? How many servings from each food group did you consume?

Women in psychology

select a woman who has made significant contributions to the field of psychology between the years 1850 and 1950.

Evaluating the financial health of a company. Highlight the importance of industry comparisons and trends.

differences between strategy formulation and strategy implementation.

approaches of managing and resolving conflict resolution.

Desirable Planning and Decision-Making Tools for Netflix

Describe the impact internal corporate governance has on top-level management’s strategic decision making.

Describe the statement of cash flows and why it is important to financial decision making.

Collect a small representative sample of secondary data related to career aspirations

Collect a small representative sample of secondary data related to career aspirations. Fifteen is the recommended sample size. The data can be collected from observations, surveys, or historical records. The data results should be summarized and displayed and a brief analysis should be included. Use one of the four basic units of content analysis to analyze the responses. Describe your findings as frequencies for the unit of analysis selected.

strategy for training new employees

Develop a comprehensive strategy for training new employees. Focusing on the role of the new employees within the organization.

Human resources management

Create an overview of the process and steps involved in human resource planning, recruiting, interviewing, selecting, and hiring of employees.

Is it possible to doubt everything, or almost everything?

Can a person be skeptical about everything, or are there limits?

Explain what advantages we obtain by studying logic in terms of improving our reasoning.

Are Science and Religion in Conflict

should abortion be legal

How do moral obligations apply to business organizations?

promotional practices

Assess the promotional practices of the companies in terms of the moral standards that you think are appropriate for the sort of environment in which the companies are operating. Relate your assessment to the three theories of the manufacturer's duties discussed in the chapter. Are any of these three theories particularly appropriate or inappropriate for the Third World context within which the infant formula companies operate? Evaluate the advertisements used by the companies. Do companies have a duty to ensure that consumers do not misuse their products? Do the duties of the manufacturer end at the point of sale?

Capitalist, Socialist, Fairness, and Libertarian notions of justice

What are the differences between Capitalist, Socialist, Fairness, and Libertarian notions of justice? What are the strongest and weakest parts of each theory?

What are the consequences of taking an ecological ethic seriously?


Define deep ecology or ecological ethics.

Evaluate the price-fixing scheme from an ethical point of view

What is the market approach to consumer protection? In what ways does it fall short of completely protecting consumers?

Rational organization

What defines the rational organization? Of what do its layers consist? What obligations do the employees in this model have towards the firm? What obligations does the firm have to its employee?

Explain the political and social outcomes of the end of the Vietnam War.

Describe the connection between student unrest and the Vietnam War, noting how each affected the other.

The Cold War

Outline the causes, the different effects on Western and Eastern Europe, and explain the collapse of communism. Include more than one effect between Western and Eastern Europe.

Spanish-American War

At the end of the Spanish-American War, what defined the way that the United States attempted to exert its economic will over Cuba? 

Assignment Women Right’s, Sacrifices and Independence

Why did the drafters of the Constitution establish three branches of the national government? How do those branches interact?

What are some of the essential elements of Federalism? Why are they essential?

branches of government

How could such a party split among the three branches of government contribute to the interactions, or potentially create conflict, among the three branches of government?

Civil Rights Act

Racism, classicism, and all other ism's are often ingrained in people.  What did the Civil Rights Act do to change how people felt?  Is the law capable to changing the way people feel and think?  Does a change in the law make a difference, if people still feel the way they always did?

Supreme Court decisions impact on the Federal government

How have Supreme Court decisions impacted the Federal government's ability to regulate interstate commerce and does the ability to regulate interstate commerce give the Federal government more power than it would have otherwise?

Has America achieved equal rights for all Americans? What else should be done to continue in the struggle for equal rights?

What are the physicians trying to accomplish through buying the same EHR product At their hospital? What are the pros and cons?

How did business shape the economic environment in the West? How were natural resources used to provide opportunity? How were natural resources exploited?

rise of urbanization

What factors shaped the move from colonial, country life to modern, urban life? What was urban city life like during the rise of urbanization? How was it different or similar to modern urban life?

city government

With the emergence of urban cities came the need for a distinct city government, including the role of the boss. What were the positives and negatives of having a boss in the city government? Do you think the boss and the political machine are similar to current local systems of government? Why?

Progressivism

Progressivism was the first national reform movement that set out to resolve social problems without the aim of overturning the government. What tactics did progressives employ to influence the government at all levels? Why were progressives so successful in their movement?

How did the Great Depression affect the nation, economically and psychologically? Why was the Great Depression called the great leveler?

Many historians disagree about the success of the New Deal. Was the New Deal a prolific success or a failure? Why?

What is the significance of the Rosies in American culture?

discuss the columbian exchange. what was exchanged? what were the immediate consequences of the encounters between the old and new worlds?

Identify bill of rights and which time period it is from and how it is significant to American history

Government Accountability Office (GAO)

Transparency and accountability are big issues in government today. People want to know what the government is doing, how they are doing it, and whether or not it is effective. The Government Accountability Office (GAO) is charged with auditing and evaluating government programs and activities. You may or may not have seen news reports about the results of GAO audits or evaluations on issues related to public policies. In some cases, the audits or evaluations provide information about ineffective rules or gaps in procedures employed by administrative agencies. The audits and evaluations of the GAO, as well as the oversight performed by the executive, legislative, and executive branches of government, impact how administrative agencies function, how agency heads and employees behave, and how the rule-making process is executed.

Discuss the role of women in 20th century Europe.

Discuss the utilization of terrorism in 20th century Europe.

Emergence and frequency of genocide in Europe during the 20th century.

The role of race and ethnicity in 20th century Europe

Role of nationalism in 20th century Europe.

Was the economy of the united states severely effected after WW1?

"Why is Article IV of the United States Constitution important to understanding how state and local government functions?

personal qualities

select one personal quality you would like to improve to become a more effective leader and follower. Provide a justification as to why this improvement would be a benefit to you and an organization.

effective followership

Analyze how you, as a leader, can encourage effective followership in a business organization. Provide an explanation to support your analysis.

effective leadership

Analyze how you, as a follower, can contribute to effective leadership in a business organization. Provide an explanation to support your analysis.

personality influences

Assess how your personality influences how you lead and how you follow. Draw on your professional and personal experience to provide examples.

Big Five Personality Test

Summarize the results of the “Big Five Personality Test” and state whether you agree with the results. Provide a rationale to support your conclusion.

theory of leadership

Write research paper on either a theory of leadership, the historical development of a leadership idea, or the leadership style/approach of a historical figure. Please limit the chronology of your paper to 3500 B.C. to 1920 A.D. The research paper should play special attention to the role of context in shaping the topic you are researching.

theory of leadership

Write research paper on either a theory of leadership, the historical development of a leadership idea, or the leadership style/approach of a historical figure. Please limit the chronology of your paper to 3500 B.C. to 1920 A.D. The research paper should play special attention to the role of context in shaping the topic you are researching.

What can you do to develop good career networking contacts?

Differentiate among fundamental networking components, protocols, topologies, and operating systems, and determine which is most appropriate for a given network.

Explain to your team the differences between routers and switches.

How can information technology such as software or networking improve the health care delivery system?

Identify elements of job satisfaction that you may be able to influence.

Given the varying antecedents to job satisfaction, what are some ways that an employer can increase the probability of having satisfied employees?

How do different job characteristics affect employee satisfaction?