Introduction to Business Planning

purpose of this paper is to familiarize you with the commonalities among typical business plan models.
Research a minimum of FIVE typical business plan models.
In a paper of 1,000-1,500-words:
1 Compare and contrast these typical business plan models.
2 Describe the strengths and limitations of these models.
3 Compare these models to the business plan models in either Microsoft Project or Apple Merlin (Link for Apple Merlin: http://projectwizards.net/en/products/merlin-project/what-is).
4 Select the model that you believe would work best for an Electronic Medical Records Business Plan; explain your rationale for this selection.
Research should be from scholarly, peer-reviewed sources.
Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center. An abstract is not required.
This assignment uses a rubric. Please review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.

RUBRIC:

Introduction to business planning and background 10.0 % (The background information included is comprehensive, relevant and interesting, and provides specific information to assist the audience to understand the topic’s importance in a manner that is fresh and engaging.)

Compare and contrast a minimum of four typical business plans. 40.0% (More than four business plans are comprehensively compared and contrasted. Strengths and weaknesses are presented with numerous supporting details. Comparisons and contrasts are insightful. Thoughtfully analyzes and evaluates the strengths and weaknesses. Demonstrates a deep understanding of various business plan models by supporting ideas with details and examples. All of the required assignment content is present. Major points are exceptionally clear and thoroughly addressed. Significant and best possible support is evident, relevant, and convincing.)

Organization & effectiveness & Sources 20.0% (Sources are academic, comprehensive, current, and relevant. Quoted material and paraphrasing expertly support, extend, and inform ideas but do not substitute for the writer’s own idea development. Sources are well evaluated to support major points.)
Thesis Development and Purpose 10.0% (Thesis and/or main claim are comprehensive. The essence of the paper is contained within the thesis. Thesis statement makes the purpose of the paper clear.)
Format & Mechanics of Writing (includes spelling, punctuation, grammar, language use 10.0% (Writer is clearly in command of standard, written, academic English.)
Research Citations (In-text citations for paraphrasing and direct quotes, and reference page listing and formatting, as appropriate to assignment and style 5.0% (In-text citations and a reference page are complete and correct. The documentation of cited sources is free of error.)

Research Essay

Research in preparation for the research essay. It is a list of citations to books, articles, and other documents which are relevant to your research topic; however, unlike a works cited, an annotated bibliography includes a summary and evaluation of each source.
For this assignment, you will need a minimum of 4 sources. Please use MLA style for the heading and the citation. Each entry should begin with the citation to a source, followed by a brief evaluative summary of approximately 4 sentences. The annotation should (1) summarize the relevant information and (2) explain the source’s usefulness to your research essay.

Evaluating Sources

You may use the web for your research, but evaluate carefully. Do you really want to cite a high school essay as a source on your college research paper? Is a movie review posted on a personal website (or even a newspaper website) really offering you any information you did not already know by watching the film?

I recommend using an academic library Online for your research. At least two of your sources must come from online ac edemic Library. Remember that the college pays for access to periodicals, books, and other resources that you cannot access for free using the Internet. Take advantage of the resources available at the college!
Look for sources that offer depth of analysis. Often this means that the better source will be the longer one. An essay of 1 page cannot offer the same depth of analysis as an essay that is 12 pages. A longer essay/source will offer more ideas for your analysis!

Queuing theory

Argumentative/persuasive research paper Argue for the established theory (queuing theory).
Full text journal articles.
Must be able to download articles or must be attached.

Queuing theory

Argumentative/persuasive research paper Argue for the established theory (queuing theory).
Please write a full text journal articles.
Must be able to download articles or must be attached.

Please see the order description

How the Impact of poor American-International Students Friendship on the International Students’ English Speaking Skills
Your Research Methodology and Design
You need to select one of the methods(Survey,experiment, and field research) that we have been studying that seems to best fit the needs of your research question. In other words, describe how you will operationalize you research question of interest. While it may be that more than one method could be employed, you should settle on one method, then describe why it is appropriate or fits the needs of your question of interest (i.e., theory testing vs. theory building; looking for causal relationship; exploration; description, etc.). This will be your rationale for the design choice. You will also provide some detail as to the specific elements of the design, appropriate to the method. For survey, for example, you would identify the population of interest, and describe your sampling plan.
For an experiment, you need to describe the independent variable(s), the dependent variable(s), and how random assignment to condition will be achieved. You should use the language appropriate to the method in describing the variables of interest, the measures to be implemented, the hypotheses tested, the data collection plan, etc. See examples below. You can use the article assignments on each method as other examples to guide you.

Research Essay

Title: Anti-racism and prejudice reduction: What works and why?
Question: In recent times, a lot of attention has been focused on issues of prejudice and discrimination amongst individuals, communities and Governments alike. Part of this attention stems from the fact that our societies are becoming more diverse and ethnically heterogeneous, leading to an increase likelihood of intergroup contact and incidences of prejudice and discrimination. It is also the case that the negative impacts of discrimination on people’s health and well-being are becoming clearer. In this essay summarise the existing evidence on anti-racism and prejudice reduction interventions, making sure you focus on high-quality and robust research. Make recommendations (based on the evidence) for the most effective strategies to reduce prejudice and identify areas where further research is needed.
Starting references:
Hill, M. E. and Augoustinos, M. (2001), Stereotype change and prejudice reduction: short- and long-term evaluation of a cross–cultural awareness programme. Journal of Community and Applied Social Psychology, 11, 243– 262.
Paluck, E. L., & Green, D. P., (2009) Prejudice Reduction: What Works? A Review and Assessment of Research and Practice. Annual Review of Psychology, 60, 339–367.

Epidemiology of Fatal Raod traffic accidents In Trinidad

Problem statement : will reflect the importance of the study. nature and Scope : Shows who is affected and which island are affected and worldwide. Justification : Why it is important , Purpose : Shows why the study is needed.
Please be aware that we need to make the changes to this file in terms of putting in a problem statement, Nature and scope, Justification and purpose.
New articles should be put into the literature review. Use these articles that you think are pertinent to the study.

Researching People and Places

Topic: Researching People and Places
coursework – 3000 words
Coursework Title – Experiential learning narrative
this assessment comprises of 2 parts
first part- 1500 word analysis of the role of the state in supporting a particular aspect of tourism development in Crete to what extent is the state effective in regulating the Mediterranean party tourism scene, minimising the negative impacts on local communities, you will need to synthesise fieldwork data collected by me and my other group members which I will attach all data which are questionnaires and observations and micro interviews and key literature.
part 2 – 1500 words critical reflection on the development of the three key primary data collection methods (observation, Micro interviews and questionnaire) which engages with key methodological issues and challenges that were encountered whilst in the fieldtrip including the ethics and triangulation and again you are required to draw on key literature to support my observations and discussions.
part one requirements for the mark scheme which is 50% are:
1. directly address to the chosen title which is To what extent is the state effective in regulating the Mediterranean party tourism scene, minimising the negative impacts on local communities in Crete
2. draw substantively on data that I and my group members collected
3. engage with key conceptual issues
4.draw on relevant literature
5. present clear and concise conclusions and recommendations
part 2 requirements for mark scheme which is 50%
1. critically reflect on your development of the 3 key methods of primary data collection
2. engage with key issues and challenges you encountered when collecting and analysing your data including ethics and triangulation ( if any queries please do call me and I can answer your answers to this criteria on how I felt on collecting it)
3. draw on relevant literature
4.draw on relevant literature
5. present clear and concise conclusions and recommendations
part 2 requirements for mark scheme which is 50%
1. critically reflect on your development of the 3 key methods of primary data collection
2. engage with key issues and challenges you encountered when collecting and analysing your data including ethics and triangulation ( if any queries please do call me and I can answer your answers to this criteria on how I felt on collecting it)
3. draw on relevant literature

 

Research Ethics and Research Process Components: Problem, Question, and Literature Review

Topic: DQ 2-1 Research Ethics and Research Process Components: Problem, Question, and Literature Review
The theoretical foundations of qualitative and quantitative methods are very different, but many researchers believe both methods should be used in the research study to increase validity and reliability. What advantages or disadvantages do you see in using both types of methods in a nursing study? Support your answer with current evidence-based literature.
Analyze the ethical considerations associated with the conduct of nursing research.
Critically appraise components of a published qualitative study and a published quantitative study.
Contrast theoretical foundations of qualitative and quantitative research methods.
Identify critical components of qualitative and quantitative methods

Use social media in workplace- employment law

Topic: Use social media in workplace- employment law
Indeed, more research questions are popping into my head. I’ve got some research questions regard to social media which I’m interested
– To what extent the employees use social media to disclosure of employment confidentiality in the UK.
– Does the use of social networking sites at workplace enhance the productivity?
– The effect of the use of social networking sites in the workplace on job performance.
– Should employers prohibit the use of social media in the workplace?
My supervisor concerns about the majority of these titles are about the legal content. She said the titles are very interesting but I think you will struggle to find any or enough legal content to write your dissertation. She added, the piece you write must have some degree of legal issue for you to be able to write critically. Finally, She asked me If I do think from my research to date that these titles throw up any big legal ideas or concerns?. She means,what the legal point that I propose to address?