What type of object is it? Are you looking at a tool, a figural sculpture, an article of clothing, a painting, a mask, or a stool? If you are considering sculpture, is a freestanding figure, a group of figures, or does it
require a stand? What was it made of, and how was it created? Was it woven? Was it carved from a substance (e.g., wood, stone)? Were a variety of materials used? How does the method of creation affect the
shape, scale, or design of the work? How are the physical aspects of the artwork arranged? Is it symmetrical or asymmetrical? Is the basic form contained (one solid object), or does it have other parts that are
jutting off? How does this affect its shadow (if it casts one)? What forms are present in the artwork? Are they geometric, such as cones, cubes, or pyramids, or are they irregularly-shaped? Are they jagged or
smooth? How are they organized? How do form and space interact? Does it create the illusion of space? Is it meant to be seen from one or multiple vantage points? Can you see any lines in the artwork? Are they
heading in a certain direction or towards a point of focus? How are the lines? Are they horizontal, diagonal, smooth, or flowing? Where do they take your eyes? How does light interact with the object? Think about
cast shadows and how certain aspects of the artwork are more reflective under light than others. What is the surface of the artwork like? Is it polished, rough, or a mix of both? How might this affect its use? What
colors are used in the artwork? How do they affect the overall composition of the artifact? How is the object used physically? How do its artistic elements affect its function? How might the object address outside
influences? g , European colonizers, or outside powers/aggressors. Assignment Requirements:
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Heat transfer from a circular cylinder
Write a lab report about Heat transfer from a circular cylinder, through an experiment in a class called Thermal and Fluids Science. Please write only three parts of the report: introduction, Theory, and Procedure
World WAR II
What effect did World War II have on the home front of the United States of America? In particular, what impact did the war have on the American economy, on American society, American politics and
American culture during the era?
What makes a life well lived
Write a descriptive essay about what makes a life well lived
Recognition of Prior Learning practice claim Portfolio
Order Description
Present a Portfolio of evidence detailing relevant prior practical experience which shows that this experience is a good building block for completing the practical clinical skills training. The portfolio should not exceed 2,000 words
Use of Office
• Select one of the offices listed below:
a.
a. Governor
b. Lt. Governor – Chapter 8
c. Attorney General – Chapter 8
d. Commissioner of General Land Office – Chapter 8
e. Commissioner of Agriculture – Chapter 8
f. Comptroller of Public Accounts – Chapter 8
g. Texas House District #12 – Texas House of Representatives, Chapter 7
h. Texas House District #56 – Texas House of Representatives, Chapter 7
• Questions to answer concerning the office.
a. Explain the office – What is the primary role of this office?
b. Explain the many aspects of the office – What are the different duties of this office?
c. Explain how the office relates to the other branches of government. For example, how does the Lt. Governor work with the Texas Senate?
2) Explain who the candidates are running for the office you selected based on the required details below. 10 POINTS. A minimum of 250 words, in total, is required for the following information:
a. Provide each candidate’s name
b. Explain what political party they represent.
c. Write a biography of each candidate in which students explain the candidate’s education, career history, political office held, how often they have run for office and whether they have lost or won, and family history.
d. Explain each candidate’s platform – what political policies the candidate supports and why. Explain at a minimum of two policies that the candidate supports, their reasoning for supporting that policy, and what they propose to do about that policy.
Raspberry Pi-enabled Outlets
a. Modify a wireless outlet to use a Raspberry Pi instead of a controller
• Provide your responses in a blog format similar to the blog used for the Raspberry Pi Access Point (https://learn.adafruit.com/setting-up-a-raspberry-pi-as-a-wifi-access-point/install-software or https://frillip.com/using-your-raspberry-pi-3-as-a-wifi-access-point-with-hostapd0 with code, and your perspectives o Document your experiences — the good, bad, ugly, frustrating, and rewarding • Fully explain the technology — your audience is someone in IS who is not familiar with the mini-project topic (15 points) o How the technology works? Protocols, ports, operating systems, standards (4 points) o How can MIS leverage this technology? What is the added value of this product? (4 points) o How can you take this project to an enterprise level? Where can you go from here? (2 points) o How does the mini-project use the OSI model? Highlight each layer of the OSI model in the context of the technology (2 points) o Highlight alternatives to your selected technology — is there something better? Are there competitors? Can you build it or can you buy from an alternative vendor? (3 points) • Provide a tutorial of your implementation of the technology (5 points) o Clearly explain the resources necessary for the tutorial
Accounting Information Systems
Paper details Question 1 (20 Marks)
Required: a. Provide an overview of the accounting software Xero. (2 marks) b. Identify key features of (6 marks) and use screen shots (or demos) to discuss these features. (6 marks) c. Compare the advantages and disadvantages of the accounting software. (6 marks)
Question 2 (20 Marks)
Mining Support Services (MSC) is a company supporting specialist software in the mining industry in Queensland. MSC has a small systems staff that designs and writes customised software. The data centre is installed in the basement of its two-story headquarters building in Brisbane. The data centre is equipped with halon-gas fire-suppression equipment and an uninterruptible power supply system.
The computer operations staff works a two-shift schedule, five days per week. MSC’s programming staff, located in the same building, have access to the data centre and can test new programs and program changes when the operations
staff are not available. Programmers make changes in response to oral requests by clients using the software. Since the programming staff is small and the work demands have increased, systems and programming documentation is developed only when time is available. Backups are made whenever time permits. The backup files are stored in a locked cabinet in the data centre. Unfortunately, due to several days of heavy rains, MSC’s building recently experienced serious flooding that destroyed not only the computer hardware but also all the data and program files that were on-site.
a. Identify at least four weaknesses in MSC’s backup and DRP procedures. (16 marks)
b, Evaluate the change controls at MSC. (4 marks)
Distribution of AIDS in America by race/ethnicity
What is the distribution of AIDS in America by race/ethnicity? Are there social explanations that can account for differences in prevalence by race and ethnicity?
The Education of the Architect
Read Chapter I of Book I, The Education of the Architect,” from Vitruvius’ Ten Books on Architecture and explain how his thoughts on the education of the architect can be applied to your own education and life.