Applied Science

Synthesis means the combination of several ideas into a single whole. The purpose of a synthesis essay is to make connections, and those connections show the relationship(s) between two or more works. You combine, “synthesize,” the information in your sources to develop a claim on a topic. A synthesis is not a summary of the sources; it is an opportunity to present your position on a topic using a variety of sources. It follows that your ability to write synthesis depends on your ability to infer relationships among sources.Overview:This assignment requires you to write an argument-synthesis research essay where you synthesize a variety of sources into a thoughtful, effective essay of your own crafted around one unit of study for our course. The purpose of the argument-synthesis is for you to present your own point of view – supported by relevant evidence, drawn from a variety of credible sources, and presented in a logical manner. The claim of an argument-synthesis is debatable; it makes an assertion about which reasonable people could disagree, and any two writers working with the same source materials could conceive and support other, opposite theses. The essential questions are too broad to serve as a claim for your essay. Narrow one of the topics to a focused, specific claim that is supported by the combining of information and ideas from your sources.Identity and Society1. What impact does environment, culture or relationships have on identity?2. How does one form an identity that remains true and authentic for her/himself?3. What are the consequences when one’s identity clashes with society?Speaking Truth to Power:1. When should an individual take a stand in opposition to an individual or larger group?2. How does language influence the way we think, act, and perceive the world?3. To what extent does power or the lack of power affect individuals?Dystopia:How will technology redefine what it means to be human?What is the importance of civilization and what factors support or destroy its fabric?What is the relationship between privacy, freedom, and security?Process:OPTIONAL: You will have the option to complete an outline where you begin to put together the skeleton of your paper. Your outline willinclude your intro and three body paragraphs. Outline Template-Make a copyREQUIRED: You will complete a rough draft that is a minimum of 3 full pages with the introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion. Each body paragraph must reference two different sources and include in-text citations. Your (optional) outline may prepare you for your rough draft, but may not transfer word for word. You will have to use your skills as a writer and the writing lessons we have done in class to complete this assignment.Requirements: In order for your essay to be accepted for grading, the synthesis essay must:Final copy will be three (3) to five (5) pages in length excluding the Works Cited Page.include a Works Cited Page that lists only those sources cited in the essay.include at least four (4) distinct, credible sources.any class text may be cited in your essay. cite no more than one direct instruction text in the paper. (1)2 additional sources should be from library database (2)additional resource may be an internet search (1-2)include both quoted and paraphrased research. No more than two (2) in-text citations (quotes and/or paraphrases) per source.include direct quotes for only essential, uniquely worded passages – paraphrase all other evidence.body paragraphs must reference at least two (2) different sources.OPTIONAL: include one counter-argument that argues the other side or uncovers a shortcoming of one of your sources while propelling your argument.be typed and formatted in accordance with MLA 8 guidelines.

List the steps you think it would take to teach someone how to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.  Assume the person you are teaching has a developmental disability and has never made a sandwich before.Hint: It is greater than 20next paragraphWhy is it important to understand the basis of a persons’ mobility disability? What are some of the challenges that are different between mobility disabilities?next paragraphWhat difference does acquiring a health related disability through personal behavior versus developing a health related disability from an unknown cause or genetics have on the way we and society view someone with a disability?

research question: Why does Islamophobia exist in the West? How can Muslims get rid of Islamophobia in their daily lives?essay should include:- A few paragraphs (one-two pages) where you introduce your research topic, research question, background information and inform about the structure of your essay.- A few pages where you discuss your research questions supported with academic sources (ideal 10 academic sources or above- minimum 6 academic sources)- A few paragraphs (one-two pages) where you conclude based on you analyzes of literature and lecture discussions for the research question you have chosen

As we approach the end of the semester, your final major essay for this class is an exercise in argumentation. At its core, argument is about making rhetoric real and tangible in the world.  This is not necessarily an exercise in writing a research paper, but rather a moment where you start to imagine your language used purposefully as a part of a larger conversation around an issue.  More so than our previous two projects, the argument is most directly driven by clear rhetorical decision making.  It relies on a carefully crafted conception of audience, purpose, and context, and specific attention to the means by which you establish those criteria. As a starting point, this project is driven by the same framing considerations as all the writing in this class: “What do you care enough about to invest your time as a writer?  What projects are you drawn to?  What are you interested in?  What do you feel like you have to say?”One of the elements of this work lies in making your ideas a part of the larger existing conversations around the topic.  To that end, you will need to invest some time into research.  Remember, this is more than an opinion piece; it is about making your claims and your stance tangible and clear to a specific audience.  You accomplish this work by placing your ideas alongside the ideas of others. How do you make your ideas resonate with other people who are also invested in your topic?  How can you make the collective sense of multiple voices a part of that work?  Your research will reflect this.  The research for this project needs to reflect a broad range of sources and qualifications.  Part of our work here is in understanding how to find this material while also understanding its function in the project as a whole (how the work is constructed, and how you use these materials).Write a 6-8 page researched argument about an issue that affects you or something you feel passionately about. This paper should your own conclusions based on your research; it should neither be a regurgitation of authorial information or blind quotations. Take your text into account: begin by showing the conversation to which your paper is responding, have a clear statement of your own argument, include quotes and incorporate them smoothly, point out possible objections to your argument, use appropriate transitions, and explain why the issue matters.

I want to write my dissertation on the sustainable development of Chinese oil companies, and I need you to write a proposal that discusses in multiple perspectives, such as a comparison of oil storage and transportation in multiple countries, etc.

You are required to write a 5 page final essay, in which you discuss one of the films assigned in class. Your paper should consist of three main sections. In the first section, you will introduce the films’ historical, cultural and stylisticcontexts. In the second section, you will focus different elements of the films’ composition (such as lighting, sound, setting, dialogue, camera angle). In the third section, you can use your analysis of the film technique to construct a cohesive argument in relation to a specific theme or character.https://tubitv.com/movies/183246/le_grand_voyage?link-action=play&utm_source=google-feed&tracking=google-feed

Music doesn’t have to be an angry protest song to affect change in society. Watch this performance of the opening act of Mozart’s comic opera The Marriage of Figaro.Write a brief review of this scene from the perspective of the aristocracy in Vienna in the year 1786 when the opera premiered. Would you have viewed this scene as a political commentary on the privileges of aristocracy towards their servants?

There are total 3 questions. about 175 words per questions should be good.Question 1: Do you believe hip hop was the best genre to highlight the political issues that occurred in Bosnia-Herzegovina? If so, why?Hip hop in Bosnia was used as a way to critique, protest, and form of resistance against the political system in place in present-day Bosnia-Herzegovinia. They currently have a three-member presidency composed of Bosniaks, Serbs, and Croats, which does not allow for a fair representation of the people of Bosnia. It excludes many other ethnicities present in the country and therefore, sparked the popularity of the hip hop genre to promote antiauthoritarianism. The emergence of hip hop began in 1999 in Tuzla, a city known for its adherence to multicultural coexistence. Many local artists capitalized on the political nature of the genre, as it stemmed from European refugees and the historical background of black youth in the united states, and they used this association to dissect and critique the political scene that resulted from the war and the grievances that stemmed from it (xenophobia, nationalism, and corruption). Was hip hop the most appropriate and suitable genre of music to accomplish this? Why was this genre chosen?Question 2: Is hip hop inherently referential, and if so, how does the removal of sample-based production affect that nature?Born out of a technique employed by DJs in dance clubs in the 1970s, hip hop has historically used samples from previously recorded records as the foundation of songs’ instrumentals. For decades, producers and DJs would listen to records of all genres for a drum break, bass line, or melody to record and reproduce in a new pattern using samplers.Because the music of hip hop was fundamentally drawn from other, disparate sources, producers, DJs, and MCs inherently acknowledged the source of each sample and its place in pop culture. Therefore the samples complimented the lyrics of each track.For example, 1990s Californian DJs sampled funk records to convey the fun, party atmosphere evoked by many g-funk singles of the time. On the other side of the US, producers sampled sparse jazz records for use in East Coast hardcore to compound the raw, gritty nature of the scene. In the South, film samples amplified the extravagance of horror-core.When listening to the songs from Bosnia included in the presentation, I noticed that the majority sampled reggae, ska, and dub tracks. Though I initially anticipated Bosnian producers to sample punk records, given the genre’s history in the region and similar political statements, the reggae connection makes sense. During the initial punk explosion in Britain, ska and reggae bands performed alongside punks and preached similar messages of political and racial liberty.Despite the intrinsic referentiality of sampling, modern hip hop has begun disposing of samples entirely. Due to advanced digital audio workstations available at affordable prices and industry legislation punishing sample-based production, many contemporary producers write and record original melodies and instrumentals for hip hop songs.This new method has produced some incredible music, but without explicitly referential lyrics, has this modern hip hop lost that inherent, historical quality? Is non-referential hip hop as powerful a medium of political and social critique as previously?Question 3: With both punk and hip hop being political, what differentiated the movements and the audiencesMusic has been utilized as a tool in conveying political messages. The punk music movement in Yugoslavia was recognized for its political and societal rebellion. The function of hip hop music in postwar Bosnia-Herzegovina was developed with much of the shared principles–to critique, protest, and resist. With thematic similarities, what differentiated these movements?Could a new punk music movement in Bosnia-Herzegovina be as effective as the hip hop movement during this time? To examine this further, one can look at the predominant demographic of the hip hop audience. Would punk music be as appealing to the hip hop audience? Hip hop and rap are noted as having “offered definition, value, understanding, and a shared language and linguistic form to ghetto communities.” Referring back to the punk music movement in comparison to hip hop music, would the shared political agenda be enough to resonate with the different

Research one of the renewable energy projects listed below.1) Describe the cultural and social factors that led to these projects, both internal and external to the country. Describe how these project have evolved and influenced the culture of the country where they are located.2) If you were working on one of these projects and were a member of the National Society of Professional Engineers, what aspects of their codes of ethics would affect your work? In what way?Make sure that you address each of these topics separately in your paper, and cite the NSPE codes that apply (https://www.nspe.org/resources/ethics/code-ethics (Links to an external site.)). Minimum word count: 400-Narmada Valley Dam Project (India)-3 Gorges Dam Project (China)-Nam Theun-Hinboun Hydropower Project (Laos)This paper addresses GE learning outcome #3 for V:  “Students shall be able to explain how a culture outside the U.S. has changed in response to internal and external pressures.”

Task: complete this assignmentDue April 18This week, you will focus on one of the models you studied during this course. Your task in your Signature Assignment is to choose one of the classic MFT models that you learned about in this course and demonstrate a thorough knowledge of the model, including how the model approaches treatment planning. To do this, you are expected to describe how the model is based in systems theory, identify the theorist(s) who created the model, the role of the therapist, key assumptions, interventions, goals, course (length) of treatment, and limitations. Here is a general layout of what should be covered in this paper:I. Introduce the paper (overview of what you will address in the paper, which is to describe your chosen model).II. Describe your chosen therapy model.Be sure to thoroughly articulate the primary theorist(s) of your selected Classic Model, including a specific illustration of why this model can be considered among approaches based on systems-based theories.Describe the role of the therapist, key assumptions, interventions, goals, and course (length) of treatment using information from multiple sources and in-text citations. This is one of the most important sections of your paper, so focus your energy here. This section may include some information from the articles you located in Week 10.