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Project OverviewFor this final class project, form a group of three students from your lab class.  Your task is to create a PPT or similar presentation on the following topic Assume the world’s CO2 levels reach 1000 ppm (they are currently at 410 ppm).  All the ice on earth has melted and the climate has changed drastically.  Which city would you choose to live in and why?  In order to answer this, you will first need to do some research on what the predictions wo...

Background and GoalOne of the most fundamental hypotheses in all of Biological Oceanography is the Critical Depth Hypothesis, which puts forward a plausible mechanism to explain the initiation of phytoplankton blooms.   While the term "Critical Depth" was coined by a famous Norwegian oceanographer named Harald Sverdup in his 1953 paper, the idea was originally developed in 1932, when oceanographers Atkins and Gran published the basic tenets from observations made in none other than…...

PurposePurpose The purpose of this verbal assessment is to present how your enquiry process contributes to your own construction of knowledge. Instructions Record a 5-minute (+/- 30 sec) video presentation. For this assessment, you will need to: Map your enquiry process. (LO1) 1)Explain what influenced your choice of topic/question. What did you know about this topic before you started this formal enquiry process? 2)Explain how you found your sources of information. Find one source of inf...

LO1: Develop the ability to monitor, interpret, and apply an integrated or systems approachLearning outcomes: LO1: Develop the ability to monitor, interpret and apply an integrated or systems approach to infrastructure engineering problems through know-how of the relevant technologies, their applications and modelling in order to bring about continuous improvement. [Mapped to AHEP3 IEA1 and IEA4] LO2: Demonstrate to work with information that may be incomplete or uncertain and be aware that th...

What is a discussion paper?What is a discussion paper? A discussion paper is an authoritative document intended to fully inform the reader about a particular topic. It combines expert knowledge and research into a document that promotes a specific solution or recommendation. A discussion paper allows the reader to understand an issue, solve a problem, or make a decision. The content is research-based and tends to have a formal tone. In government settings, discussion papers are a way to pres...

BackgroundRecently the firm has been taken to Employment Tribunal on the grounds of racial discrimination. The claimant was an older female applicant who was not appointed to the role even though she was the only applicant with the relevant qualifications and experience. The tribunal found in her favour, and she was awarded compensation. Several of the junior partners were worried about the bad publicity and the effect the case would have on the image of the firm and its clients. The firm wo...

Submission RequirementsThe final project for this course requires the student to submit a 5-7 page research paper. The topic will be based in relation to a fire prevention topic/strategy. Students are required to use at least five (5) credible sources and must correctly document those sources. The writing style that the student chooses is at their discretion. The three (3) acceptable styles for this class are, Modern Language Association (MLA) style, American Psychological Association (APA) s...

Set the Context and Analyze 4Vs and Performance ObjectivesYour task is to apply OM module material to analyse and critically evaluate an operation of your choice, making recommendations for improvement.   Part A:Set the context with a brief description of the operation, and then provide an analysis of the 4Vs and performance objectives of the operation, highlighting the key issues exposed through this analysis.   Part B (main part of the report):Select one topic fr...

General Guidance and PreparationGeneral Guidance and PreparationBefore you conceptualise a research design, decide what the focus of your study will be. Read academic articles on topics related to the key concepts in the given scenario. A good place to start is our SUSS library. There is ample scholarly literature that you can access online through the library. Once you have narrowed your focus, compare and contrast the strengths and weaknesses of various research design options to decide whi...

1. Describe the process of coronary artery atheroma formation. (150 words) Include the following in  your answer:  a Factors that trigger endothelial inflammation  b How high and low density lipoproteins contribute to atheroma formation  c The role of macrophages  2 You are asked to document Mr Marconi’s neurovascular observations (left wrist) during the admission assessment. Discuss the following in relation to this assessment: (100-150 Words)  a List the 5 p...