Canadian Tire
Students will prepare a library-assisted research report on an organization that they would like to work for post-graduation. In your own words, please include:
Background: (no more than one-third of paper)
A brief history of the organization
Its mission, products, services
Basic information, such as its market share, competitive position, employee mix (please include at least two “visuals”)
The key challenges that the organization faces and how it plans to meet those challenges
Your sense of the organization’s values and “culture,” indicating the basis for your analysis (use the questions and material in our textbook in your analysis)
If relevant, what makes this organization successful—or even outstanding—in its field (in your view)
Why you initially chose this organization
Whether, after having completed your research, you still think it is an organization that you would like to work for when you graduate (please explain your reasons)
Identify five key questions that you would ask the head of Human Resources in this organization, if you were fortunate enough to land an interview with their HR Department
Analysis: (a least two-thirds of the research paper)
The discovery of America changed
The discovery of America, and that of the passage to the East Indies by the Cape of Good Hope, are the two greatest events recorded in the history of [human] kind”—Adam Smith, in The Wealth of Nations, 1776. Think about why he and many other notables supported this statement, especially the discovery of America. What was so important about this New World across the Atlantic Ocean from Europe? How did it change globalization in terms of trade, culture, societies, innovations, old and new world exchanges, and in other ways?
Part 1:
1. Write a thesis statement that is one to two (1-2) sentences long in which you:
State your thesis on how the discovery of America changed the world. Justify your response.
Republicanism in colonial America
What was the concept of Republicanism in colonial America, what 18th century writings influenced these ideas, and why were they significant to elite Americans? Also, what was the concept of liberalism in the 18th century (discuss this), and why was this concept revolutionary? How did the colonists embrace this concept, and was it accessible to all? Finally, is the liberalism of the 18th century still valid today or would you suggest
Columbia Space Shuttle Disaster
You will provide a minimum of a 5-page double-spaced (Graphics and Tables are not included in the page count) analysis of a real system which successfully or unsuccessfully applied the principles of systems engineering. This is to be developed from your personal experience and individual research in the library, internet, INCOSE website, media, corporate sources, etc. Note that:
The analysis shall be of an actual system, and must demonstrate the successful planning or implementation of some of the systems engineering processes or the results of failure to apply these processes. Other aspects of the project you might report on include:
What were the social, political, economic and/or business management issues that affected technological choices and engineering decisions?
How did managers use the systems engineering process to account for these issues?
How did these issues affect engineering design / development / test decisions?
What were the “Lessons Learned”?
American Culture Experience
i have posted the instuction and text book and 2 videos you need to watch to writie this paper
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QxfbVPVPZ-6YMDQv8…
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1c8FLl3xQrVvCMHBEn…
plaese follow the instruction carefully.
Historical Tradition Changes
Article Review Assignment: Historical Tradition Changes: New Policy on the Death Penalty for Minors
Read the following article in the Library.
(2009). Roper, Superintendent, Potosi Correctional Center v. Simmons: certiorari to the Supreme Court of Missouri. Supreme Court Cases: The Twenty-first Century (2000 – Present), 1–5.
After you have read the article, write a 3–5-page summary of the article addressing the questions below:
In Roper v. Simmons, what was basis of the U.S. Supreme Courts’ opinion?
What was the dissenting opinion?
What policy and treatment implications can you envision as a result of this decision?
Do you believe that juveniles should be put to death? Why, or why not?
Sports in Americanizing immigrants
The role of sports in Americanizing immigrants has been written about extensively by historians and journalists. Professional boxing and baseball, both of which achieved heightened popularity at the dawn of the twentieth century, became important vehicles by which waves of immigrants marked their progress in American society. Historians have continued to argue that the United States has used sports as a way to “Americanize” immigrants. Why do you think sports are an effective way of integrating immigrants to American culture? Which sports do you think are the most American? Are there any other ways in which sports provide cultural value?
To receive full credit for this assignment your post must:
United States during World War II
I need 1 page per question. Im leaving the articles that will be helpful and get some ideas. This is the History 2 class and 1st question should be from the book, I left the pdf below for that.
For the others im leaving these article links.
https://learning.hccs.edu/faculty/michael.botson/h…
https://learning.hccs.edu/faculty/michael.botson/h…
https://learning.hccs.edu/faculty/michael.botson/h…
You can use your own source but it should not be plagiarised at all. Here are the questions.
Imperialism and Racism
Use the annotated bibliography attached about “The Shooting of an Elephant” and find a social issue in the book, and relating it to how the issue is handled/ viewed today. you need to use the source from the annotated bibliography and write 3 page research paper. Including MLA format. Also, relate to the rubric attached to make sure everything is right.
Biographies and two autobiographies
Please read the final four pieces of writings (non-fiction narratives) in the Class Reader–two biographies and two autobiographies.
And write a critique on these works:
a. What are Maxine H. Kingston’s creative intents in the narratives “No Name Woman” and “Grandfather of the Sierra Mountains”? (for the grandfather piece, for example, why does Kingston use the most impressive part of Chinese American history–building the Transcontinental Railroad–and portray the grandfather as a “nut case” with deviant behavior?
b. On the two autobiographies–a man with a family in California and the other a single man in New York City–what are their significance for us to understand Chinese America before the Civil Right movement of the 1960s?