Trends and Models Appropriate for Advanced Enterprise Systems Technologies Paper Writing Assignment Help

I’m working on a health & medical project and need guidance to help me understand better.

As with every assignment, it is critical that you have read the assigned readings prior to working on your assignment.

Here are the sections you are addressing in this week’s assignment:

1. Cover Letter
2. Table of Contents
3. Abstract
4. Appendices (or sometimes referred to as Attachments)

We will look at samples of cover letters and abstracts in class. Cover letters and abstracts are short and to the point. You need to include all relevant information, but do so succinctly.

What to turn in for this assignment:

1. The cover letter, which introduces your proposal (maximum of 1 page, 1.5 spacing, 12 point font). You should keep it to one page and include the title/number of the funding opportunity, goal of the project, a brief summary of what you will do and how it matches the funders priorities, your project partners and the total amount you are requesting. This is all brief and to the point. Use proper layout for a business letter: date, name and title of funder, and your signature box. The details are in the proposal.

3. Table of Contents. Please list each header and the associated page number.

3. The Abstract should be half of a page (200 words, 12 point font, single line spacing) and follow the format shown in class which includes: Mission of your organization, Statement of the Problem, Goal of the Proposed Project, How Proposed Project Meets Funders Priorities, Methods and Timeline of Conducting the Project, Evaluation Plan, Total cost of the project.

4. Appendices or attachments. You may not have any (in addition to the budget), but if they are needed, you should include them. Sometimes funders request things like the CVs (resumes) of the lead researchers or examples of potential program materials.

Class Handout Guidelines

You will develop a handout using a word document. For the purposes of this class, you 

will create a word document to submit to the drop box as well as develop it into a Power

Point slide when you complete your final project. You will use the same information to 

develop your Power point slide when you are working on your Final Exam Power Point 

Slide Presentation, so make sure you save this document on your desktop. 

Your handout will be an actual handout you would provide if you were teaching your 

class. Think about what you want your clients to take home after they leave your class 

to remember key important points.

You will write your own handout; not from a commercial source. Tailoring your 

written material will reinforce specific information.

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Your handout must be organized in a logical order and professional in 

appearance. 

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Make sure information contains the what, how, and when about your topic. Don’t 

overload with a lot of information.

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Avoid too many distracting medical terms- use layperson terms (with correct 

spelling) instead.

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Keep words and sentences short and to the point. 

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Write in the active voice. “Clean the wound with soap and warm water.”

 

Introduction: (write the headings at the beginning of each section)

• One paragraph about human population growth depending on access to resources, protection from predators, etc…
• Explanation of the hypothesis about whether resource availability (per capita) impacts survival rates
• Explanation of hypothesis about how certain advantages or privileges may impact access to resources and thus survival

Methods:

• Short description of scavenger hunt—search with half-size population; search with full-size population
• Short description of scavenger hunt with 2/3 of players having less time to access resources
• Short description of how you managed the data and generated graphs.

Results:

• Bar Graph of % Survival for each round of the scavenger hunt.
• Three or four sentences that state what the graph shows.

Conclusions:

• A brief summary of the general trends in the Results.
• A short paragraph showing how this informs our understanding of the two factors of environmental concern: # of people and amount of resources those people are using. Reflections on opportunities to share resources, negotiate, build alliances, etc. to ensure just and fair distribution of resources.

You are working at the security screening area of the Montgomery County Courthouse. During roll call today, your lieutenant advised that they had received an anonymous tip that a convicted murderer “was going to receive a sentence that the judge did not see coming.” Because of this, you and your colleagues are on high alert for anything suspicious.

While at your post, you notice a man standing outside the door to the courthouse, smoking a cigarette and looking in at the screening area. He is wearing a cast on his lower right leg and a neck brace. He appears to be nervous and unkempt. He walks into the screening area and introduces himself as Mr. Midas. He begins to joke with the others at your post about how he fell off his scooter and broke his leg. He also was diagnosed with a neck sprain. As he is walking through the metal detector, the alarm goes off. When the alarm goes off, Mr. Midas explains that he has a rod in his leg and points to his cast. He is allowed to enter the building without any additional screening although the alarm is sensing that the metal is coming from his left leg. Additionally, the metal detector has not been serviced in more than three years because of budget cuts.

Mr. Midas walks into the courtroom and asks the stenographer which side of the courtroom is for the “killer.” She points to her left. Mr. Midas goes and sits in the first row directly behind where the defendant will eventually sit. Shortly thereafter, the defendant arrives at court in his orange jumpsuit. He is not cuffed because the deputies are familiar with the defendant and feel like he does not pose a risk.

The defendant sits at the table directly in front of Mr. Midas. The bailiff enters the court from the same hallway as everyone else with the judge in tow. As the bailiff walks to the front of the courtroom, he yells out “all rise, the court is now in session.” As everyone stands, Mr. Midas reaches into his cast and pulls out a Glock 22 and a knife. Mr. Midas shoots the bailiff and tosses the knife to the defendant. Mr. Midas continues to shoot and the defendant stabs his lawyers and gives chase to the judge who can only leave via the main entrance. No doors leading out of the courtroom have crash bars, the bailiff who is seriously wounded does not have a radio, and the judge does not have a panic alarm. Again, the only way for anyone, including the judge, to exit the courtroom is via the main entrance, which cannot be used because of the injured piling up near the door. Because there has never been any training, the court staff do not know what to do in this situation so they do not move. Some of the issues to consider include the following items.

• What are some of the opportunities missed in the case?
• What are some examples of complacency?
• What were some of the possible breaches to security?
• How would training have saved lives here?
• What architectural opportunities are there?

Write a two-page case study answering the questions above. Use APA Style, which includes, reference and title pages, running head, indented paragraphs, page numbers, and proper citations. Use a minimum of one external source, which can be your textbook.