Analyzing and Resolving Global Issues Video Reflection Paper New York times.  (2015, February 17).  Animated Life: Pangea |  Document Editor |  The New York Times .  Retrieved from     After watching this video, discuss why open thinking and objectivity are the cornerstones of unbiased scientific research.  What can go wrong when scientists are closed in […]

Implement a genetic algorithm to solve the following problem: Consider filling a MxN rectangle with the numbers 1…MN in some random order.   For example:   1 2 3 4   5 6 7 8   9 10 11 12   13 14 15 16   Cost = |1-2| |2-3| |3-4| |5-6| |6-7| |7-8| |9-10| […]

Information Technology Project Management Essay MSIT 608 – Information Technology Project Management {Schwalbe, K. (2016). Information technology project management (9th ed.). Cengage Learning} Comprehensive Learning Assessment 1 – CLA 1 – CLO 1, CLO 2, CLO 3, CLO 5, CLO 7 Using your study throughout the course, the textbook and any LIRN or Internet resources, […]

Your research project in this course will focus how how one of the social or behavioral sciences addresses a particular topic related to end of life issues. Completing this proposal is intended to help give you a clear vision of your research project, so that you can carry it out successfully.   Your proposal should […]

DQ1 Why is good listening important for both the audience and the speaker? Provide a real or hypothetical example situation in which good listening was not employed.   Analyze the example using the Listening Self-Evaluation Worksheet  downloadto illustrate what went wrong.   DQ2 Three different brainstorming techniques are described in this week’s readings: personal inventory, […]

DQ1 In this discussion, you will complete a video response activity. Watch the model speech (Links to an external site.) by Raymond Wang. As you watch, look for and take notes on the general speech standards and specific audience analysis  download. Now record your video reply (maximum of 5 minutes) stating your observations on the […]