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Legislators are busy individuals and do not have extra time to sort through pages and pages of documents. Nevertheless, you feel it is important to meet with your legislator to obtain his or her support on your policy so it can be presented for approval. They have little time and need a brief, concise overview of what the policy entails and why they should support its passage.

Last week we examined the multiple access problem and its solutions. This week, as part of our study of wireless and mobility, we are considering another solution to the same problem, namely Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA). What is CDMA, and how does it compare to other solutions? What are its strengths and weaknesses? Write a short paper answering these questions.

You should write a final paper that is 10 pages long. The paper should focus on the ideas of one, but no more than two individual theorists. You should describe her or his ideas and a case with which you will illustrate their ideas. You may include material that is appropriately cited from the readings, but you should go beyond the ideas presented there or those accessible in online encyclopedias. Papers will be graded based on the clarity of writing, your ability to accurately convey the theorist’s ideas, yourYou should write a final paper that is 10 pages long. The paper should focus on the ideas of one, but no more than two individual theorists. You should describe her or his ideas and a case with which you will illustrate their ideas. You may include material that is appropriately cited from the readings, but you should go beyond the ideas presented there or those accessible in online encyclopedias. Papers will be graded based on the clarity of writing, your ability to accurately convey the theorist’s ideas, your

One-page discussion of what is art and who is an artist. This must be your own opinion.  Do not discuss famous artists or the history of art.

In the wake of the accounting and finance scandals of the early 2000s, the regulatory environment for businesses changed dramatically to create more accountability and transparency. Agencies like the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) play a greater role in enforcing and auditing companies for compliance to regulations such as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002.