PCN-515 Action Planning and Overcoming Barriers Humanities Assignment Help

revised the paper based on the feedback

Feedback

• there are less reference
• In methodology, you should include you research method, research object, what is your simply number, how to design this research.(must have some data ) (documentary analysis means you need to choose several documents, report and so on to analyze)
• In findings, you need analyze the data according to methodology, and analyzing the document you choose to research in methodology.

Also, in the first sentence, i wrote that i use documentary analysis and case study,but maybe i do not find the case.

(i hope you can rewrite this part,choose several documents, report and so on to analyze then write Experimental data )

* design research and data is the important part

4.this part is literature review that i wrote ,but why it belongs to methodology.Methodology should pay more attention to design research, not introduce CSR.

• WHY there are a lot of number in each sentence.
• Each chapter should have some sub-title
• Format

This is a required assignment worth 20 points (20-points/1000-points). The assignment must be submitted by the due date. No late assignments are allowed. Please discuss the following topics and provide substantive comments to at least two other posts.

Select from the following list four (4) topics and discuss. Use only 50-words max per topic to discuss and present your answer.

The discussion questions this week are from Chapters 3 & 4 (Jamsa, 2013).

Chapter 3 topics:

• Define and describe PaaS.
• List the benefits of PaaS solutions.
• Describe the potential disadvantages of PaaS.
• Describe how a cloud-based database management system differs from an on-site database.
• List the computing resources normally provided with a PaaS.

Chapter 4 topics:

• Define and describe IaaS.
• Define and describe system redundancy. Discuss how you might use IaaS to implement a redundancy plan.
• Define and describe load balancing. Discuss how you might use IaaS to implement load balancing.
• Define and describe the NAS. Assume you must implement a shared file system within the cloud. What company would you select? Why? What costs should your client expect to pay for cloud-based data on a gigabyte (GB) basis?
• Define and describe colocation. Discuss how you might use IaaS to implement colocation.
• Compare and contrast a cloud-based disk storage device (with a file system) with a cloud-based database.
• Compare and contrast physical, dedicated virtual, and shared virtual servers. Search the web for companies that provide each. What cost should a customer expect to pay for each?

One TV show. One season. One week.

Then, you will write a 3-5 page paper that uses your observations, along with supporting evidence and theories from at least 3 class readings, to develop your own arguments related to one or more of the topics we’ve explored this term. In short, this final paper will be your opportunity to tell me “how to watch TV.” You may choose to focus your analysis and arguments on the specific show you watched or you may use your viewing experience as a case study through which to make a more general argument about the nature of television or television viewing. The goal of this assignment is to give you the opportunity to demonstrate what you’ve learned over the term and put this newfound knowledge into conversation with your own unique interests, arguments, and insights about television.

1. Choose a television series to binge-watch. Seinfeld season 1 you much watch an entire season of a television show and you must watch it all. Make sure you take extensive notes during your viewing sessions—you’ll need them to develop an argument and write your paper later.
2. Log your viewing times, locations, and key takeaways using the worksheet provided. (attached) Note: you must upload your worksheet to canvas along with your finished paper.
3. Review your viewing notes and worksheet to help determine the direction you’d like to take in your paper. Remember, you can choose to develop an in-depth analysis/argument about the show itself or you can use your observations to develop an argument about the nature of television or television viewing in general. Be sure your paper connects to at least one of the following topics: industry, form, representation, technology, and/or audiences. Note: If you’re looking for ways to take your paper to the next level, consider speaking to the connections and intersections between more two or more of these topics.
4. Review your notes, readings, and reading responses from the term and look for theories, arguments, and evidence from at least 3 readings that will help to frame and support your arguments. You are welcome to draw upon class lecture/discussion and/or outside research in addition to these 3 sources. But this is not a requirement of the assignment. You must cite ALL of your sources in a Works Cited page. Note: you may use your weekly responses to review the term’s readings and fine tune your insights, you may even use the same readings or quotes you discussed in your responses, but you may not self-plagiarize by cutting and pasting content from your responses directly into your paper.
5. Write your 3-5 page paper! Remember: 3 FULL pages is the minimum required page length. If you have more to say, you are free to go over the minimum, as long as you are careful to ensure the paper remains clear, well-organized, and avoids repetition.

Your paper must include:

• A title
• A clear thesis supported with specific evidence from your television show, viewing sessions, and at least 3 class readings
• Professional and polished prose that has been thoughtfully edited and revised
• In-text citations or endnotes for all sources using standard MLA.
• A works cited page

Format

• Your paper must be at least 3 COMPLETE pages in length (not including your worksheet or works cited page).
• Times New Roman, 12-point font
• Double-spaced text
• 1-inch margins

Specific Requirements:

• Write an abstract on the article you have chosen for your 60 Second Science presentation. It should be your own work and not simply “cut and pasted” from the study itself or from the abstract of the authors. Your abstract must be written in paragraph form and must be no longer than 150 words. Do NOT indent the first line of the abstract. Do NOT use bullet points or numbers to demarcate the different headings.
• Assignment should be submitted as DOCX or PDF file, double-spaced, have 1″ margins, and typed in 12-point Times New Roman black font (this standard should be followed for the remainder of the semester). You must use spell check and correct grammar. Too many spelling and/or grammar errors will result in the assignment being returned with an incomplete until the corrections have been made.

Parts of the Abstract:

• Title: Write the title using APA format (Hint: It should be centered at the top of the page). If you have never used APA, you can consult the formatting and style guide at http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/01/ or consult the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association available within Brightspace.
• Begin the abstract on the top of page 2 (I would suggest inserting a Page break). The word “Abstract” should centered at the top.
• General topic: The first part of the abstract introduces the study. It should describe the goals, significance and background for the study. This is usually accomplished in one or two sentences that describe the general topic to be investigated and why it is important. Sometimes this is most easily done by discussing something about the state of the field and why the author did the experiments.
• Specific Question or Relationship: Write one or two sentences describing the specific question the author addresses or relationship he or she investigated with this project.
• Method: The second section of the abstract summarizes the methods used: how the study was designed and carried out. This usually takes about two sentences, but may be shorter or longer depending on the complexity of the study. Do not attempt to write a detailed procedure; just give a general idea of how the author performed the study. The research methods might be important if they are new or unusual, but if they are standard, only refer to them briefly.
• Results: Write one or two sentences explaining what the authors found. Be as specific as possible. State only the major findings of the study. These should relate to the objectives that you described in the introductory section of your abstract. This section is variable in length, depending on the number and complexity of the findings, but is typically two to three sentences long.
• Conclusions/Implications: The final part of the abstract consists of one or two sentences giving the author’s interpretation of the results and the overall significance or implications of the study.
• Note that Keywords are not needed for this assignment.
• Cite your chosen article in APA format on the third page (with the word “References” centered at the top) Don’t forget the hanging indent!