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By the end of this course, you will complete a 4 or 5-page document-based research project. You will conduct research on a current issue from several different perspectives using both primary and secondary sources. You will also research current activism or plans of action to address the issue. Example topics can be, but are not limited to: The Link Between Racism and Poverty, Keeping or Removing the Electoral College, or Minority Rights Throughout American History. If you need help on choosing a topic, please message your class instructor.

Your research paper will include a detailed history of the issue and the historical events that brought the issue to the forefront of American political or social attention.

You will identify strategies of reform used successfully that you believe could apply to help find a solution to this contemporary problem. You will cite historical sources to explain the issue and argue your opinion about the best solution. You will use MLA style.

Stage One

Choose a topic and submit to your instructor. Wait for feedback and approval of topic.

Complete an annotated bibliography of all of your planned sources. Submit the annotated bibliography via this assignment. (100 points)

By the end of this course, you will complete a 4 to 5-page document-based research project. You will conduct research on a current issue from several different perspectives using both primary and secondary sources. You will also research current activism or plans of action to address the issue.

Your research paper will include a detailed history of the issue and the historical events that brought the issue to the forefront of American political or social attention.

You will identify strategies of reform used successfully that you believe could apply in order to discover a solution to this contemporary problem. You will cite historical sources to explain the issue and argue your opinion about the best solution. You will use MLA style.

Stage Two

Draft your research paper. Submit a draft of your paper to your instructor. (50 points)

PROBLEM ONE. WALKS IN GRAPHS OF K-KOOL STRINGS.

A 3-bit string is a string made up of 3 characters, each a 0 or a 1. Suppose you’d like to write out, in one string, all eight of the 3-bit strings in any convenient order.

For example, if you wrote out the 3-bit strings in the usual order starting with 000, 001, 010, . . . , you could concatenate them together to get a length 3 times 8 = 24 24-string that started 000001010. . . .

But you can get a shorter string containing all eight 3-bit strings by starting with 00010. . . . In which Now 000 is present as bits 1 through 3, and 001 is present as bits 2 through 4, and 010 is present as bits 3 through 5, . . . .

1. Say a string is 3-kool if it contains every 3-bit string as 3 consecutive bits somewhere in it. Find a 3-kool string of length 10, and explain why this is the minimum length for any string that is 3-kool.
2. Explain how any walk that includes every edge in the graph shown in Figure determines a string that is 3-kool. Find the walk in this graph that determines your 3-kool string from part 1.
3. Explain why a walk in the graph of Figure above that includes every every edge exactly once provides a minimum length 3-kool string.
4. The situation above generalizes to k >=2. Namely, for each k there is a digraph, B k, such that the nodes are V(B k)={ 0 , 1 } k, and any walk through B k that contains every edge exactly once determines a minimum length , (k+1)-kool bit-string. What is this minimum length?
5. Define the transitions of Bk. Verify that the in-degree and out-degree of every vertex is even, and that there is a positive path from any vertex to any other vertex (including itself) of length at most k.
   

   PROBLEM TWO.

   Let x =21212121; y = 12121212: Use the Euclidean algorithm to find the GCD of x and y. Show all steps.

   PROBLEM THREE. THE BUG ON A RUG WITH SHAHRZAAD.

   There is a bug on the edge of a 1-meter rug. The bug wants to cross to the other side of the rug. It crawls at 1 cm per second. However, at the end of each second, a malicious first-grader named Shahrzaad stretches the rug by 1 meter. Assume that her action is instantaneous and the rug stretches uniformly. Thus, here’s
   what happens in the first few seconds:

   • The bug walks 1 cm in the first second, so 99 cm remain ahead.
   • Shahrzaad stretches the rug by 1 meter, which doubles its length. So now there are 2 cm behind the bug and 198 cm ahead.
   • The bug walks another 1 cm in the next second, leaving 3 cm behind and 197 cm ahead.
   • Then Shahrzaad strikes, stretching the rug from 2 meters to 3 meters. So there
     are now 3 times 3/2 = 4.5 cm behind the bug and 197 *3/2= 295.5 cm ahead.
   • The bug walks another 1 cm in the third second, and so on.

   YOUR JOB IS TO DETERMINE THIS POOR BUG’S FATE.

   (a) During second i , what fraction of the rug does the bug cross?
   (b) Over the first n seconds, what fraction of the rug does the bug cross altogether?
   Express your answer in terms of the Harmonic number H n = 1 1 + 1 2 + 1 3 + . . . + 1 n
   (c) Our currently known universe is thought to be about 3 ⋅ 10 10 light years in diameter.
   How many universe diameters must the bug travel to get to the end of the rug?
   (This distance is NOT the inflated distance caused by the stretching but only the actual walking done by the bug).

   PROBLEM FOUR. HT I WINS, TH II WINS, IF NOT REPEAT.

   To determine which of two people gets a prize, a coin is flipped twice. If the flips are a Head and then a Tail, the first player wins. If the flips are a Tail and then a Head, the second player wins. However, if both coins land the same way, the flips don’t count and whole the process starts over.Assume that on each flip, a Head comes up with probability p, regardless of what happened on other flips.

   • Use the four step method to find a simple formula for the probability that the first player wins.
   • What is the probability that neither player wins?

   Suggestions: The tree diagram and sample space are infinite, so you’re not going to finish drawing the tree. Try drawing only enough to see a pattern. Summing all the winning outcome probabilities directly is difficult. However, a neat trick solves this problem and many others.Hint: Let s be the sum of all winning outcome probabilities in the whole tree. Notice that you can write the sum of all the winning probabilities in certain subtrees as a function of s. Use this observation to write an equation in s and then solve.

   PROBLEM 5.

   If we raise an irrational number to an irrational power, can the result be rational?
   Show that it can by considering 2 2 and arguing by cases.(Note that 2 2is not rational, but …)

-Readings: Chapter 2 (GHSS) – The Constitution and Chapter 2 (GS)California’s Political Parties and Direct Democracy
View Debate: CHURCH AND STATE

https://vimeo.com/62476624 (Links to an external site.)

Introduction/Overview
Separation of church (religion) and state (government) is a core concept in American democracy. The ideal of avoiding an official government religion and allowing for freedom to worship has been debated since the founding of the county. This debate revisits and renews many of the classic controversies surrounding this issue.

PRIMARY DEBATE QUESTION
Does the United States have separation of church and state?

FRAMING THE DEBATE
Separation of church (religion) and state (government) is a core concept in American democracy. The ideal of avoiding an official government religion and allowing for freedom to worship has been debated since the founding of the county. This debate revisits and renews many of the classic controversies surrounding this issue.

OBASOHAN POSITION
Church and state are officially tied together in the U.S.

FALCON POSITION
Christianity is prominent culturally and socially, but it is not the official religion of the government.

THE FIRST AMENDMENT
The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution says that ”Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.”
KEY POINT
Obasohan and Falcon agree that Christianity is prominent in American society. Obasohan argues that this is because the government officially promotes it. Falcon argues that it is because millions of Americans freely choose to exercise their religion in public. What is your opinion on this question?

RELIGION OF PRESIDENTS
A few presidents have not specified specific religious beliefs, but most have.
11 Episcopalians
9 Presbyterians
4 Methodists
4 Baptists
4 Unitarians
3 Disciples of Christ
2 Dutch Reformed
2 Quakers
1 Catholic
1 Congregationalist

DEFINITION–RELIGIOUS RIGHT
Grant Wacker says the Religious Right consists of Christians that hold basic beliefs: 1) moral absolutes exist.; 2) there are no clear lines between public and private spheres; 3) government’s proper role is to cultivate virtue, not to interfere with the marketplace; 4) Americans need to operate within a framework of common Judeo-Christian traditions.

KEY POINT
Is it appropriate for Congress to support judges based on religion? If
Congressional constituents are religious people and want their representative to appoint judges with religious values, should the Congress follow the constituents in response to representative democracy or ignore their constituents to honor separation of church and state?

AMERICANS AND RELIGION
According to recent NSRI and ARIS data, Americans’ religious belief are
distributed as:
Christianity (76.5%)
Secular (13.2%)
Judaism (1.3%)
Islam (0.5%)
Buddhism (0.5%)
Agnostic (0.5%)
Atheist (0.4%)
Other (7.1%)

KEY POINT
The Christian Right is referenced and discussed several times throughout the debate. Both debaters acknowledge it as a prominent force in American politics. Is the Christian Right powerful because it is a well organized interest group or a state sanctioned religion?

CONCLUSION
The First Amendment says that ”Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion . . .” This statement is clear, but the prevalence and practice of religion in America has complicated the separation between church and state. WHAT DO YOU THINK?

Create a professional presentation (using MS PowerPoint) that the CEO has asked you to share with the Board of Directors of your chosen institution. For this portfolio project, you will develop a strategic marketing plan; assessing the organization’s environment, identifying the consumer market, developing a mission and vision statement, summarizing quality initiatives, developing a plan for marketing the organization, and creating a monitoring measurement metric, to ensure future success of the organization.

The project will consist of the visual representations of the following elements:

1. An introduction of the organization
2. A mission and vision statement
3. A SWOT analysis identifying the organizational competencies and strategic advantages
4. Identification of the consumer, key stakeholders, and market
5. A summary of a marketing direction for the organization (e.g., expansion of a service or new program)
6. Recommendations for monitoring performance measurements to ensure the success of the organization’s strategic plan.
7. Requirements:
   • Your presentation should be 10-15 slides in length, excluding the title and reference slides which must be included.
   • The presentation must be submitted as a PowerPoint file (.ppt) – do not submit as a PDF or Word file.
   • Each slide must provide detailed speakers notes – a minimum of 100 words per slide.
   • Integrate concepts, terms, and theories from the readings and module content.
   • You need to cite at least 10 sources for this assignment, outside of the textbook. Six of these sources must come from academic journals. The CSU-Global Library (Links to an external site.) is a great place to find resources. Your paper must be formatted according to CSU-Global Guide to Writing and APA Requirements.