Thaissa Lannes

Students will analyze and create an elevator pitch and value proposition statement. An elevator pitch should be about 60 seconds (please do not ramble on and on). The elevator pitch should be compelling and elicit a next step from the prospect. Here are components for building the perfect elevator pitch:1. Introduce yourself and your company.2. Create credibility by discussing what problems your company can solve. Discuss issues and challenges that relate to the prospect and pique their in...

Task InstructionsDeadline: All Assignments must meet the due date in drop box and not accepted via email. Given this is a Post Graduate Program, no late� assignments are accepted. All dates are noted in the weekly, your calendar and submission box. �Therefore the instructor will not accept any assignment outside of the drop box deadline date and time. Therefore, please do not email your professor as your as...

Question 1 – Solving InequalitiesIf you have a disability that makes it difficult for you to attempt any of these questions, then please contact your Student Support Team or your tutor for advice. The work that you submit should include your working as well as your final answers. Your solutions should not involve the use of Maxima, except in those parts of questions where this is explicitly required or suggested. Your solutions should not involve the use of any other mathematical softw...

Task: Purpose One of the embedded Critical Thinking outcomes for is to “Demonstrate competence in analysis by breaking subject matter into components and identifying their interrelations to ascertain the defining features of the work and their contributions to the whole.” Drawing on the idea from Cultural Studies that identity is a construction and an identity, you will write an essay that analyzes a character in the memoir Secrets We Kept. Task Choose 1 of the main characters ...

Steps to FollowBehavioral Modification Plan – A Rewarding Project Purpose: To use the principles of operant conditioning to carry out a plan to change, manage, or improve your behavior. Over the next several weeks Steps to follow: 1. Choose a target behavior What behavior do you want to change? 2. Record a baseline How much time do you currently spend doing the activity? Or, identify the frequency of the desired (or undesired) behavior now. 3. Establish goals Identify realistic, measurabl...

Task1. This assignment must be completed individually. 2. You must use the Harvard referencing system.  3. Your work must indicate the number of words you have used. Written assignments must not exceed the specified maximum number of words. When a written assignment is marked, the excessive use of words beyond the word limit is reflected in the academic judgement of the piece of work which results in a lower mark being awarded for the piece of work (regulation 6.74). 4. Assign...

TaskThe project is intended to give students a chance to design and develop a somewhat larger program on their own, rather than following the rather structured design and implementation approaches given for smaller problems in the labs.  Note: it is possible (perhaps even probable) that we will find some ambiguities or omissions in the project specifications. If this should occur, corrections will be posted as soon as possible and a note will be placed here outlining the changes. Please...

Task Description1) Record and analyze 4 instances of a logical fallacy being used in the media. Your sources may include television, newspapers, magazines, radio, or the internet. You may not record the same fallacy twice or use the same example for more than one fallacy. You need to find four different fallacies in four different sources. These sources may be editorials, letters to the editor, advertisements, opinion pieces etc. 2) Describe each fallacy observed in detail by quoting the wor...

The role of religion in laws in different countriesIn some countries, like the United Arab Emirates, religion plays a strong role in laws governing how people live their daily lives. For example, during the celebration of Ramadan, it is illegal to eat, drink or smoke in public during daylight hours (even in your car!). In the United States, the Establishment Clause of the Constitution is supposed to prevent religion from playing this sort of political role (although it doesn't always). What r...

PurposePurpose: Reflection is the key to getting meaning from your professional experience. Reflection requires you to think critically about your work experience.  You will not learn from your reflections unless you dedicate the time to write meaningful entries and approach this assignment as seriously as you would a research paper.  There are four (4) Reflective Journal submissions for this course.  The journal is not a work log. The focus of the journal is...