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Write a (short, 4 pages) paper on object-oriented testing and its relationship with object-oriented design. You should include how it works and what the impacts are on your design choices for your application. For full credit include a design for a part of a system that is “designed to be testable”.

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as discussed in our message, please compare and contrast what you think that works that fits all thecriteria of the assignment.  thanks

 

Critical Thinking Option 1: How to Detect Media Bias

Instructions

Read Chapter 12 – How to detect media bias and propaganda in national and world news.

Find a current event related to a social issue of your choosing (no older than a few months) that was widely covered by the media.  Access this link for additional help and click on Module 5 Assignment.

http://csuglobal.libguides.com/c.php?g=231734&p=1539172

1. Choose two different news articles from two different media sources.  Write an essay comparing and contrasting your two sources.
2. Clearly identify the author, title of article, name of publication. Take notice of the type of article: local, national or international news story, editorial, or column, etc.
3. Identify the main claim and supporting reasons or premises of your article.
4. Analyze the logic of the article according to the critical analysis tools we have been studying throughout the course, including identifying fallacies and rhetorical devices. Try looking deeper into the news coverage to discern the significant information that is omitted, and if the evidence is viable.  Discern the logic of the arguments in each specific news article.  Be alert to discern if there are rival causes and if the evidence is deceptive.  Consider what significant information is omitted or if other reasonable conclusions are possible.

Sources and Citation: In addition to the two news articles, find and cite two scholarly sources to back up the claims and conclusions of your analyses. Feel free to use the readings from the course. The CSU-Global Library is another good place to find your sources. Remember to include all sources used, including the newspaper articles, in an APA-formatted reference page.

Your paper, including citations and references, should be 4-5 pages in length, well written, and formatted according to the CSU-Global Guide to Writing and APA Requirements.

Please do the assignment in power point with the word speaker notes and so I can revise where needed.  

Critical Thinking Assignment Option #2: Preventing the Destruction of Creativity Presentation

Watch TED Talk: How Schools Kill Creativity. In the video, Sir Ken Robinson presents an analysis of how schools can stop the destruction of creativity. Evaluate how education, business, and nonprofits may become a source of creativity.

• Your presentation should include 8-10 slides, not counting the required title and reference slides and speaker/lecture notes for each slide. You may use PowerPoint or internet-based presentation tools, such as Prezi or Slide Rocket. Be sure to include the URL of your presentation when using internet-based tools. Paste the URL into an MS Word document and upload it with your presentation.
• Incorporate three scholarly sources that are not required or recommended readings for this course. Cite and reference your sources properly.
• The CSU-Global Library is a good place to find these sources.
• Format your presentation, including all citations and references, according to the CSU-Global Guide to Writing and APA Requirements. You can find additional helpful guides on making presentations in the CSU-Global Library.

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In this discussion you will make a total of three posts, one initial post and two reply posts. Initial posts should be 200-250 words. Reply posts should be 100-150 words. Points will be deducted for not meeting the minimum word count requirements. In your responses to other students’ posts, please address the student by name in your response and sign your name at the end of your post. Points will be deducted for not doing so.

Note: You must make an initial post before you can see what others have posted.

Your initial post should be posted by 11:59pm on Thursday, 16 February 2017, in order to give your fellow students time to respond. The completed  assignment, including your two response posts, is due by 11:59pm on Sunday, 19 February 2017. Discussion posts MUST be submitted by the deadline or you will rreceive a zero for the assignment. Discussion posts CANNOT be made up.

Please review the CH 4 PPT and then respond to the following in your post:

We know that the Earth has a carrying capacity but we really don’t know what size population the Earth can support before suffering deterioration. We also know that the Earth’s population will only continue to grow. If the population reached a point where it became a threat to the Earth, would you be in favor of limiting the population either with a policy similar to China’s one child policy or something else? Why or why not? What would you recommend to address the Earth’s growing population?

 

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explaining why certain characteristics guided you to select one ancestor over another for a specific genus. Many different genera have common ancestors but often due to evolution, there is branching within the family tree so that members of the same genus will have a common ancestor not shared by other generation.

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Hopefully, you have already begun work on your marketing plan. Here is a video to help you better understand some of the information that will be part of your plan.

. Discuss the main differences between retirement systems in the United States (taking into account legally required and discretionary programs) and one other country discussed in this chapter. Does it appear that the costs of retirement programs are creating burdens for competitive advantage?

2. Describe the most recent developments in health care reform. How do these developments compare to what is discussed in this chapter? To help answer this question, conduct a search on the Internet using terms such as “health care reform” or “Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.”

QUESTION 1

Which of the following statements best defines the two main differences existing between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells?

	A.	Prokaryotic cells possess a nucleus but lack organelles while eukaryotes lack both a nucleus and organelles.
	B.	Prokaryotic cells possess a nucleus and organelles while eukaryotes lack both a nucleus and organelles.
	C.	Prokaryotic cells lack a nucleus and organelles while eukaryotes possess both a nucleus and organelles.

  

QUESTION 2

Structures common to both plant and animal cells include all of the following except

	A.	chloroplast
	B.	mitochondria
	C.	plasma membrane
	D.	cytoplasm
	E.	nucleus

 

QUESTION 3

All of the following are features of all cells except for

	A.	DNA
	B.	organelles
	C.	plasma membrane
	D.	cytoplasm
	E.	cell function determines cell size

   

QUESTION 4

Which of the following structures was specific to the animal cell?

	A.	centrioles
	B.	cytoplasm
	C.	nucleus
	D.	mitochondria
	E.	ribosomes

QUESTION 5

Which of the following structures was specific to the plant cell?

	A.	nucleus
	B.	chloroplast
	C.	cytoplasm
	D.	mitochondria
	E.	ribosomes

QUESTION 6

Centrioles function in

	A.	ATP production
	B.	photosynthesis
	C.	organelle recycling
	D.	cell division
	E.	protein synthesis

QUESTION 7

Chloroplasts are the site of __________.

	A.	genetic material
	B.	cell division
	C.	photosynthesis
	D.	protein synthesis
	E.	organelle recycling

 

QUESTION 8

The Golgi body is responsible for packaging __________ for the cell.

	A.	ribosomes
	B.	carbohydrates
	C.	lipids
	D.	proteins
	E.	nucleic acids

QUESTION 9

The smooth endoplasmic reticulum produces __________ for the cell.

	A.	DNA
	B.	carbohydrates
	C.	nucleic acids
	D.	proteins
	E.	lipids

QUESTION 10

The “ruffles” of the inner membrane of the mitochondrion are called __________.

	A.	thylakoids
	B.	grana
	C.	cristae
	D.	ribosomes
	E.	centrioles

QUESTION 11

The stacks of disk-like structures within chloroplasts are called __________.

	A.	centrioles
	B.	grana
	C.	thylakoids
	D.	stroma
	E.	lipids

 

QUESTION 12

Centrioles are only found in ____________ cells.

	A.	bacterial
	B.	plant
	C.	animal
	D.	plant and bacterial
	E.	plant and animal

QUESTION 13

Lysosomes consist of a single membrane surrounding powerful __________ enzymes.

	A.	absorptive
	B.	pigmented
	C.	refractive
	D.	photosynthetic
	E.	digestive

QUESTION 14

The nucleus is called the __________ of the cell.

	A.	photosynthesizer
	B.	powerhouse
	C.	organelle recycler
	D.	headquarters
	E.	condenser

QUESTION 15

The large solid spot within the nucleus is the __________.

	A.	centriole
	B.	Golgi body
	C.	endoplasmic reticulum
	D.	nucleolus
	E.	chloroplast

QUESTION 16

The energy harvested via the light reaction is stored by forming a chemical called ___________________, a compound used by cells for energy storage.

	A.	STP
	B.	G3P
	C.	ATP
	D.	RNA
	E.	DNA

QUESTION 17

The ___________________takes place in the stroma within the chloroplast.

	A.	RNA synthesis
	B.	dark reaction
	C.	chlorophyll production
	D.	ATP synthesis
	E.	light reaction

QUESTION 18

The dark reactions do not directly need light to occur; however, they do need the following products of the light reactions to proceed.

	A.	H2O and CO2
	B.	ATP and chlorophyll
	C.	NADPH and H2O
	D.	ATP and NADPH
	E.	ATP and CO2

QUESTION 19

The dark reaction involves a cycle called the ________________________________in which CO2 and energy from ATP are used to form sugar.

	A.	Uni Cycle
	B.	Chlorophyll Cycle
	C.	Calvin Cycle
	D.	Motor Cycle
	E.	Cell Cycle

QUESTION 20

Stomates are for air exchange letting CO2 in and __________ out of leaves.

	A.	H2O
	B.	carotenoids
	C.	O2
	D.	chlorophyll
	E.	ATP

QUESTION 21

Chlorophyll looks ___________________ because it absorbs red and blue light, making these colors unavailable to be seen by our eyes.

	A.	red
	B.	orange
	C.	green
	D.	blue
	E.	yellow

QUESTION 22

The stomates are holes which occur primarily in the lower epidermis and are for ___________________.

	A.	air exchange
	B.	ATP production
	C.	chlorophyll recovery
	D.	cell division
	E.	capture of sunlight

QUESTION 23

Plants lessen the amount of water that evaporates by keeping their stomates ___________________ during hot, dry weather.

	A.	dehydrated
	B.	open
	C.	exercised
	D.	closed
	E.	hydrated

QUESTION 24

The ___________________________happens in the thylakoid membrane and converts light energy to chemical energy.

	A.	light reaction
	B.	carbon dioxide production
	C.	dark reaction
	D.	chlorophyll production
	E.	air exchange

QUESTION 25

The dark reaction converts ___________________ to sugar.

 

	A.	CO2
	B.	chlorophyll
	C.	ATP
	D.	G3P
	E.	Ribose

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QUESTION 1

Which of the following statements best defines the two main differences existing between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells?

	A.	Prokaryotic cells possess a nucleus but lack organelles while eukaryotes lack both a nucleus and organelles.
	B.	Prokaryotic cells possess a nucleus and organelles while eukaryotes lack both a nucleus and organelles.
	C.	Prokaryotic cells lack a nucleus and organelles while eukaryotes possess both a nucleus and organelles.

  

QUESTION 2

Structures common to both plant and animal cells include all of the following except

	A.	chloroplast
	B.	mitochondria
	C.	plasma membrane
	D.	cytoplasm
	E.	nucleus

 

QUESTION 3

All of the following are features of all cells except for

	A.	DNA
	B.	organelles
	C.	plasma membrane
	D.	cytoplasm
	E.	cell function determines cell size

   

QUESTION 4

Which of the following structures was specific to the animal cell?

	A.	centrioles
	B.	cytoplasm
	C.	nucleus
	D.	mitochondria
	E.	ribosomes

QUESTION 5

Which of the following structures was specific to the plant cell?

	A.	nucleus
	B.	chloroplast
	C.	cytoplasm
	D.	mitochondria
	E.	ribosomes

QUESTION 6

Centrioles function in

	A.	ATP production
	B.	photosynthesis
	C.	organelle recycling
	D.	cell division
	E.	protein synthesis

QUESTION 7

Chloroplasts are the site of __________.

	A.	genetic material
	B.	cell division
	C.	photosynthesis
	D.	protein synthesis
	E.	organelle recycling

 

QUESTION 8

The Golgi body is responsible for packaging __________ for the cell.

	A.	ribosomes
	B.	carbohydrates
	C.	lipids
	D.	proteins
	E.	nucleic acids

QUESTION 9

The smooth endoplasmic reticulum produces __________ for the cell.

	A.	DNA
	B.	carbohydrates
	C.	nucleic acids
	D.	proteins
	E.	lipids

QUESTION 10

The “ruffles” of the inner membrane of the mitochondrion are called __________.

	A.	thylakoids
	B.	grana
	C.	cristae
	D.	ribosomes
	E.	centrioles

QUESTION 11

The stacks of disk-like structures within chloroplasts are called __________.

	A.	centrioles
	B.	grana
	C.	thylakoids
	D.	stroma
	E.	lipids

 

QUESTION 12

Centrioles are only found in ____________ cells.

	A.	bacterial
	B.	plant
	C.	animal
	D.	plant and bacterial
	E.	plant and animal

QUESTION 13

Lysosomes consist of a single membrane surrounding powerful __________ enzymes.

	A.	absorptive
	B.	pigmented
	C.	refractive
	D.	photosynthetic
	E.	digestive

QUESTION 14

The nucleus is called the __________ of the cell.

	A.	photosynthesizer
	B.	powerhouse
	C.	organelle recycler
	D.	headquarters
	E.	condenser

QUESTION 15

The large solid spot within the nucleus is the __________.

	A.	centriole
	B.	Golgi body
	C.	endoplasmic reticulum
	D.	nucleolus
	E.	chloroplast

QUESTION 16

The energy harvested via the light reaction is stored by forming a chemical called ___________________, a compound used by cells for energy storage.

	A.	STP
	B.	G3P
	C.	ATP
	D.	RNA
	E.	DNA

QUESTION 17

The ___________________takes place in the stroma within the chloroplast.

	A.	RNA synthesis
	B.	dark reaction
	C.	chlorophyll production
	D.	ATP synthesis
	E.	light reaction

QUESTION 18

The dark reactions do not directly need light to occur; however, they do need the following products of the light reactions to proceed.

	A.	H2O and CO2
	B.	ATP and chlorophyll
	C.	NADPH and H2O
	D.	ATP and NADPH
	E.	ATP and CO2

QUESTION 19

The dark reaction involves a cycle called the ________________________________in which CO2 and energy from ATP are used to form sugar.

	A.	Uni Cycle
	B.	Chlorophyll Cycle
	C.	Calvin Cycle
	D.	Motor Cycle
	E.	Cell Cycle

QUESTION 20

Stomates are for air exchange letting CO2 in and __________ out of leaves.

	A.	H2O
	B.	carotenoids
	C.	O2
	D.	chlorophyll
	E.	ATP

QUESTION 21

Chlorophyll looks ___________________ because it absorbs red and blue light, making these colors unavailable to be seen by our eyes.

	A.	red
	B.	orange
	C.	green
	D.	blue
	E.	yellow

QUESTION 22

The stomates are holes which occur primarily in the lower epidermis and are for ___________________.

	A.	air exchange
	B.	ATP production
	C.	chlorophyll recovery
	D.	cell division
	E.	capture of sunlight

QUESTION 23

Plants lessen the amount of water that evaporates by keeping their stomates ___________________ during hot, dry weather.

	A.	dehydrated
	B.	open
	C.	exercised
	D.	closed
	E.	hydrated

QUESTION 24

The ___________________________happens in the thylakoid membrane and converts light energy to chemical energy.

	A.	light reaction
	B.	carbon dioxide production
	C.	dark reaction
	D.	chlorophyll production
	E.	air exchange

QUESTION 25

The dark reaction converts ___________________ to sugar.

 

	A.	CO2
	B.	chlorophyll
	C.	ATP
	D.	G3P
	E.	Ribose

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