(Answered) Teaching strategies, Part B assignment
This assignment is for Part 2 B only of attachment and screen shots of the rubric are included. Select one type of handout and create an example of how you would use it for your learning module. Identify which type of teaching (online or brick-and-mortar) the handout would complement. Include the handout as an […]
(Answered) GAP Analysis – Part 2
Using Part I’s analysis, pick ONE of the job descriptions that you are MOST interested in and write a reflection paper (1-2 pages, double-spaced, 12 pt font – must include your Banner ID on document) to disseminate your findings to the instructor. Note that you will also have to provide authorization to the Institutional Review […]
(Answered) Accounting Principles and Business Finance Part 2
Reading Dyckman, Magee and Pfeiffer, Financial/Managerial Accounting for Decision Makers Accounting, 3rd Ed., McGraw Hill; ISBN 978-1-61853-234-3. Chapters 7-9, 11. Assignment – The questions within this assignment are derived from your Dyckman textbook but will be submitted here. Below are the locations where the questions can be found in your textbook. Answer M8-12, pg. 390 […]
(Answered) Primary Sources Essay (Part II: Classical Civilizations in Global Passages)
Primary sources are the basic way that historians understand and interpret what happened long ago, because these sources belong to their own time in ways that secondary sources do not. Secondary sources are usually accounts by historians later on, who try to make sense of the past using primary sources. Attached is primary sources […]
(Answered) Romantics Part II Reflections Assignment?
Overview The goal of these Reflection pieces is to get you to reflect on the learning you’ve done in each section of the course. They are culminating activities that you should be thinking about as you complete the various tasks for each module. Take what you’ve learned and apply some additional critical thought to the […]
(Answered) Part One: Neural Philosophy and Consciousness
Instructions: Read the following 2 books. If you need to skim, be sure that you have a good grasp of the core ideas. In addition, watch the required films that are listed just below the books. After reading the required books for the week and watching the required films, please respond to essay questions. Watch […]
(Answered) Part 2: Digital Philosophy and A.I.
Read the following 2 books. If you need to skim, be sure that you have a good grasp of the core ideas. In addition, watch the required films that are listed just below the books . After reading the required books for the week and watching the required films, please respond to essay questions. Watch […]
(Answered) What happens in terms of the wax’s sensory qualities as it melts? Tell me how Descartes uses this simple example to argue for the existence of innate ideas (i.e. the self, identity, substance), and tell me why is God a necessary part of his argument.
For this paper, consider Descartes’ famous “wax example” (Palmer 64-66), which he uses in order to argue for the existence of innate ideas. (If you have never had this experience, but feel like you need to in order to write about it, try it yourself—but be very careful!!) First, very briefly give a description of this experiment. […]
(Answered) Accounting Part 4: Product Costing and Capital Budgeting
Accounting Part 4: Product Costing and Capital Budgeting Reading 1. Dyckman, Magee and Pfeiffer, Financial/Managerial Accounting for Decision Makers Accounting, 3rd Ed., McGraw Hill; ISBN 978-1-61853-234-3. Chapters 17 and 24. 2. Additional readings lectures, notes and course materials are uploaded 3. Review and answers the assignments and discussions questions in Leung_A_GSBA520_W10 Assignments and discussions questions […]
(Answered) Accounting Principles and Business Finance Part 3
The details of this week’s assignments and discussions questions are saved in Leung_A_GSBA520_W9 Assignment and discussions questions.doc, please use this doc to answer the questions so both of us can keep track. Some assignments have multiple questions. Discussions require the initial responses and also to reply to one classmate’s posts that I can provide later. […]
