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  • Programming Language for Databases

    Discussion Programming Language for Databases Electronic health record specialists are not computer programmers; however, the EHR you are responsible for is programmed in computer language. Basic skills in understanding the major types of programming languages are important for your success. Review the blog: The 9 Most In-Demand Programming Languages of 2016. Explore one of the listed programming languages. Include the following aspects in the discussion: Choose one of the programming languages (avoid those peers have chosen). Find a secondary source and provide a summary about the language. Include the full name of the abbreviation. Discuss if this is a language found in healthcare EHRs. Determine which of these languages provides for entering and retrieving data and is a special programming language for databases.

  • Book Review

    For these assignments, you will create one book review for each of the following texts:the Aten & Boan text, the Franklin text, and the Langberg text. Note that your grade for each book review depends on the quality and thoroughness of your response to each of the 4 headings found in the 4-MAT Book Review Template. You must include all 4 of the headings in the body of your paper.

    Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): 4-MAT Book Review Assignment Instructions.docx

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  • Module 6 HSE 480 Capstone section 2

    sections 4, 5, 6 and 7

    Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): Module 5 HSE 480 Capstone 2 final.docx, HSE 480 Final Project Guidelines and Rubric (1).pdf

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  • INTERVIEW GUIDE ASSIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS

    OVERVIEW

    Having the right talent at the right times with the right skills, helps a company meet strategic

    goals. This practical assignment allows you to lay out a practical method for fair, effective, and

    legally defensible interviews.

    INSTRUCTIONS

    Complete the provided Interview Guide Template. At the end of the template you are asked to

    answer some short questions. In your responses include at least 2 scholarly sources (published

    within the last 5 years) and the textbook.

    BACKGROUND

    You are an HR manager providing an interview guide for the line managers at your company to

    complete their own interviews.

    the course textbook: https://accounts.mheducation.com/

    student, then My account, then My Book shelf: Human Resource Management

    Author: Raymond Noe

    ISBN10: 1266017089

    user name : vthomas66@liberty.edu

    PW: vtstucKEY**79

    Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): Interview Guide Template.docx

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  • DB Post

    1. Read:
    2. Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery” https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/1948/06/26/the-lottery
    3. Ursula Le Guin “The One’s Who Walk Away from Omelas” (attached)
    4. Discussion Board: These two stories share many points of overlap. Choose one and explore it in your post. The post should compare/contrast that point of overlap showing how it plays out in each story and then drawing conclusions from there. You are also welcome to connect that point of overlap to the “real” world our world and talk about how that theme plays out in our lives, too (if you see it doing so).
    5. ** Remember: Each post should assert a clear answer to my question in an introduction paragraph and then build body paragraphs that use the texts as support for that answer. Please post your own response and then respond to AT LEAST two posts by other students in the class. These responses can comment on the content of the student response (places where they might add more information) and also on the organization, structure, or style/grammar of the response. These responses aim to help your fellow classmates improve their responses, so please provide as much constructive criticism as possible.

    Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): The Lottery FULL TEXT.docx, Omelas Le Guin.pdf, Disccusion Board outlines.docx

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  • I need specific

    I need specific project that can use for science work here

    Requirements:

  • Discussion post

    This week, you read a few narratives that spoke to experiences the English language in relation to the author’s writing identity. In this discussion post choose one of the texts to build a response: 250 words

    • What is the authors purpose?
    • Who is their intended audience?
    • What are some constraints (limitations) the author encounters in building their claims?
    • What appeals do they rely on to build their claims?
    • Are their claims/narratives effective in their exploration of language and their influence upon their writing identities?

    you can use this: https://youtu.be/k9fmJ5xQ_mc

    Reply to this classmate’s post: 250 words

    In “Mother Tongue” by Amy Tan, her purpose is to demonstrate how a persons broken English contributes to their identity. Language is what makes up a person because it is how they communicate. For those that have learned English and their English is considered to be broken, I believe that there will not be two people who speak English the same way. The way they speak it is what is unique to them. That is why Amy was able to understand her mother and write in her special way of talking.

    Her intended audience could be those who are in similar situations as she is where the parent has learned English but is not perfect. Another intended audience could be for those that have never experienced a situation like this to give them a better understanding of the challenges parents may face when learning the language. Tan is using pathos to appeal to her claim. She describes the way her mother spoke and the appreciation she felt when she knew she was seen through her daughters work. We live in a time period where accents and ways of speaking are highly being picked at and judged. To have any part of your parents, even their way of speaking is special. It is part of her moms identity. It is part of her identity because she knows what her mom means. She can communicate for her in proper English.

  • FedEx Corp.

    About FedEx Corp.

    As part of the process of preparing projected financial statements, students must consider certain factors that will influence the companys future success. Such factors include the companys past history, the companys plans for future growth, customer demand, governmental regulation, taxation, economic factors, and more.

    Prepare a Discussion thread that summarizes the factors that are expected to impact the companys financial position in the next three years. The factors identified should be supported by citations from reputable sources. Avoid making opinionated statements. Instead, utilize research to make informed conclusions regarding the companys future.

    500 words, 3 scholarly article (3 years old), APA, citation, single space.

  • Notebook journals literary cities

    Basically, the notebook includes expository writing, creative writing, visual exercises and whatever else you want to put in there. Treat it like a scrapbook, but don’t take the visual element too far. What I want to see is your thinking and direct responses to the notebook assignments. Each notebook entry should be at least 600 words, and no longer than 800. Each notebook entry should demonstrate to me your writing ability at its best, though it can be somewhat informal in style. It should show me that you have read the material. Overall the student makes clear what idea they are pursuing, something like a “thesis” or angle the student has shown me that they read the entire book and not just the small portion they are writing about, the student quotes from the text to support their argument, the student is writing about both the style and the substance of what they are discussing.

    Four entries and prompt ideas on:

    • Ask the Dust by John Fante–>What does the novel suggest about self-mythology and masculinity? How does Bandini perform a version of himselfwriter, lover, tough guy and where does that performance collapse?-How does the novel treat ethnic identity, prejudice, and belonging in Depression-era LA? How are Italian, Mexican, American, and white categories asserted, resisted, or weaponized?
    • City of Night by John Rechy
    • The Revolt of the Cockroach People by OSCAR ZETA ACOST—>How do you reconcile what is the very loose, seemingly amoral hedonistic life of Acosta with the noble efforts he is making for the Chicano people? What do you think Acosta’s attitude is to the people who are leading this “revolution”? Does he respect these people? Should he? How can you describe the writing style? Is it “literary” in a conventional sense? Is it a comic novel, and if so, what is the nature of the comedy? What elements of the novel seem dated to you? Does this portrait of a liberated bohemian world seem respectable in any way? Could you imagine any of these people today
    • MAD DOG BLACK LADY by Wanda Coleman—>What is her attitude toward race in Los Angeles? How would you describe her persona in her poems? What are some of ideas about class, particularly the working class?

    Requirements:

  • Available orders

    Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): SWG 501 Consent.docx

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