College admission letter (Undergraduate, Bachelor, MBA, PhD)

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The admission letter  should clearly address the following question:
What are your career goals? You are applying to the  program at this University, so what are your immediate post-graduation career plans? Where do you see yourself professionally in five years? How about the long term career goal? (up to 550 words – address the question specific to your program of choice)

Statement of Purpose (College Admission Essay)

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I am seeking admission into the university indicated in my details. Please use the information provided to write for me an excellent personal statement. thank you!

Scholarship Letter (Scholarship Application Letter)

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I am facing financial challenges in the university and I want to apply some of the scholarships being offered. I need this urgently. Please use the information I have provided to write a scholarship application letter. In case you need additional information, le me know. Thank you!

Situational Analysis Starbucks SWOT PESTEL VRIO Porter’s Five Forces

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Situational Analysis Starbucks SWOT PESTEL VRIO Porter’s Five Forces

Situational analysis is important in every organization that is operating in a competitive environment. Imagine your company, Starbucks,  is in the process of launching a new product or service in the market, and you are a strategic manager. You have been tasked with finding information which is critical for making further decisions about the product, service, or strategies that need to be utilized to succeed in the market.  Part of your work is to perform:

(i)                 SWOT Analysis

(ii)               PESTLE Analysis

(iii)             Porter’s Five Forces Analysis

(iv)             VRIO Framework

Format your paper in Harvard Style. Page length is 5,500 words excluding cover pages, reference pages, diagrams, tables, appendices, and charts. You are encouraged to use charts, figures, and tables in your study. Cite at least 12 scholarly sources.

Relationship Between The Mind And The Body Cartesian Dualism And Physicalism

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Relationship Between The Mind And The Body Cartesian Dualism And Physicalism

The problem: The relationship between the mind and the body 

The opposing philosophical positions: Cartesian Dualism and physicalism (Use both Ryle and Putnam)

1800 – 2000 words, please.

You will

1)Summarize both positions,

2)Explain the arguments for and against each opposing position (why does their position do a better job explaining the mind. You may use Nagel’s arguments in this part),

3)Offer your own assessment of the dialectic using your own examples and reasoning; which side you think offers a more plausible model of the mind and why?

Computer Presentation Assignment Help

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Computer Presentation Assignment Help

Each student is to select and sign up for a topic listed in the Presentation section of the class. If you have a topic idea that is not on the list. Discuss it with the instructor. As long as it is related to the course, it is likely to be approved.

Students will research and prepare a narrated PowerPoint presentation for the class. The presentation should last 10 – 15 minutes and consist of 12-18 PowerPoint Slides. The audience for the presentation is your classmates (not the instructor). Assume your audience has the knowledge and experience of a second year computer programming student. Relate your topic to concepts we have learned in this class.

You should be able to find information online about these topics. Include a reference page with your list of sources. If you find that a particular topic is too complex for you to describe in 15 minutes, feel free to pick another topic. The instructor may need to remove you from your first topic.

There are two discussion board assignments for you to report on the status of your presentation throughout the class. Your presentation will be posted for other students to learn from and to comment on.

Here are some suggestions for producing your presentation.

  1. Do not put too much content in your PowerPoint slides. A good guideline is the 7×7 rule. Slides should not have more than 7 bullet points and each bullet point should have no more than 7 words.
  2. Full sentences and correct grammar is not required on slides.
  3. Use pictures and diagrams to illustrate the topic.
  4. You should not just read the slides, but use them to prompt your discussion.
  5. It is hard to do, but speak as if you were talking to people in the room.
  6. Animation, such as bullet points appearing as you talk about them, or images that appear or change, can make your presentation more interesting to look at.

Your presentation will be graded on both content and presentation. Students are required to watch and post comments on at least two other presentations. A grading rubric is attached to this assignment.