...Database Environment Paper This database environment paper contains info about a database environment for an art museum. The art museum will track artwork, artists and locations of where specific art pieces are held in the museum. An analysis of the environment will be covered, along with a description of the problems and constraints. A description of the objectives of the database environment along with the scope and boundaries are included as well. Lastly, a small list of data specifications is included. The arrangement of a collection of data is not a simple procedure. Normally, the intricacies of the data wants and the number of data methods make it difficult. As a result, arranging a collection of data is best suited to practice the traditional plan of action of separate and overcome. As a result, it should break down the arrangement method in many levels, with every transitional development is acquired that works as a beginning mark for the following phase and the final phase produces the wanted effect. In doing so, this removes the want to answer every question at one time ("Stages of Database Design", n.d.). In the case of the Denver Art Museum, a database must be created that allows users to track all the artworks, the artists who created them, and places within the museum where these works of art displayed. With an assortment of more than seventy thousand pieces of art distributed among 9 long-lasting assortments that includes western American art, African...
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...ART 2 • MUSEUM – BASED ESSAY • DUE: MAY 4/5 Suggested Locations* L.A. Country Museum of Art (LACMA) • lacma.org for info. The Getty Center (Santa Monica) or Getty Villa (Malibu) • getty.edu for info. The assignment is to write an expository essay that focuses on an interpretation of one artwork using a specific symbol or theme (see examples below). Your interpretation must include an analysis of the subject & style of artwork in relation to the function of the object, as we do in class. (Remember the 4 Steps of Interpretation). Also, you should identify the style characteristics of the period-culture to which it belongs. In the paper you will provide “proof” for identifying style and/or meaning by comparing it to objects in your textbook. This assignment is NOT a “report.” That is, you will not find much information about the artwork at the museum. The point of this paper is to interpret the object based on similarities to other objects that are more “known.” Your interpretation should be made primarily of your own observations in relation to the information provided by the textbook and research you conduct about the artworks’ style, symbolism, cultural context, etc. You must support your observations with facts. Also you must properly cite your sources of information in a works cited list. Consult the articles on writing available on our MyECC teamsite in the Writing Resources folder. Examples of Symbols: sun, moon, star, flower, halo, cross, tree, horn, offering...
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...diversified and interactive; Technological configuration for each classroom: Each classroom should be equipped with the following: Digital/Multimedia projector: is a device that receives a signal and projects the corresponding image on a projection screen using a lens system. It takes a signal from a Computer, TV or Video source to produce a larger image using a projector light and displays it on a screen. Digital Projector Visualisers: Otherwise called document cameras, are real-time image capture devices for displaying an object to a large audience. Like an opaque projector, a document camera is able to magnify and project the images of actual, three-dimensional objects, as well as transparencies 1 Website: www.axiomlearn.com Email: info@axiomlearn.com Tel: (234) 702 821 1323 Visualiser Wireless Keyboard: Computer Keyboards for entering letters, numbers or symbols without the wired extension connected to the Computer/Screen. A wireless keyboard often includes a required combination transmitter and receiver unit that attaches to the computer's keyboard port. The wireless...
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...|Student Website User Manual |[pic] | | | | Table of Content I. Introduction 1 A. Summary 1 B. Purpose 1 C. Glossary of Terms 1 II. Center for Writing Excellence 2 A. Introduction to the Center for Writing Excellence 2 B. WritePoint 2 C. Tutor Review 3 D. Plagiarism Check 3 E. How to submit a document for review 3 F. Writing Tools 4 1. Tutorials and Guides 4 2. Writing Manuals 5 3. Finding Help 5 III. Library Services 6 A. Introduction to Library Services 6 B. Search FAQ’s 7 C. Ask a Librarian 7 D. Request a Specific Document 8 E. View the Research Tutorial 9 F. Read the Library Guide 9 G. Library Resources 9 1. Article Databases – Major 10 2. Article Databases – Specialized 10 3. Books, Dissertations, and Theses 10 4. Canadian Indexes 10 5. Company Directories and Financials 10 6. Country Profiles and Economic Data 10 7. Encyclopedias and Dictionaries 10 8. Journal Indexes and Abstracts 11 9. Test Guides and Preparation 11 10. Writing and Publishing Resources 11 11. Choose Databases by Subject 11 12. Find a Specific Publication 11 13. Biblioteca in Español 11 14. Library Resources Location 11 IV. Center for Mathematics Excellence 13 A. Introduction...
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...Effective Communication Paper Companies will carry on having boundaries and have always had. People in today’s world, work and are experts in various jobs, for example RN, LPN’s, MA’s as well as Medical doctors for that reason boundaries exist between these types of functions. People have numerous different levels of influence as well as authority, so therefore limits are there between said subordinates as well as their bosses in medical care companies in addition to other companies. People who work inside a company do various job functions compared to, their clients, and their suppliers along with other outsiders do, for that reason here limits also exist too. There are people throughout the world work in various locations, under different circumstances, and at times in various time zones as well as cultures, for that reason creating additional limits. The main objective of all these limits is to segregate those processes, people and production in healthy as well as essential methods. These types of limits that are established keep things concentrated as well as clear, so for that reason without said limits several companies would be disorganized, those people who work in these kinds of companies without limits, would not know what to do or exactly where to go or even whom to report to. There would be nobody available to organize the sources as well as skills that the company needs to succeed and there would be no differentiation of jobs either, as well as any sense of direction...
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...Chapter One: Information Systems in Global Business Today -Information system: A set of interrelated components that collect, retrieve, process, store, and distribute info to support decision making and control in an organization –Six building blocks of computers: input, output, memory, arithmetic/logic unit, control unit and files. Control unit and arithmetic/logical unit together known as CPU (central processing unit). –Arithmetic/Logic Unit: carries out mathematical operations and logical comparisons, consist of very large scale integrated circuits, can perform billion operations per second, numbers taking from memories as input and results stored in memory as output. -Control Unit: controls the other five compo of the comp system, enables the comp to take advantage of speed and capacity of its other compo, list of operations called a program, these operations read from memory, interpreted and carried out one at a time (stored program concept). –Cache memory: high speed, high cost storage, used as intermediary between control unit and main memory, compensates for speed mismatches built into the comp system. –Multiple processor configurations: a comp system usually contains more than one processor, dual processor contain two physical separate processors as two separate chips, dual core contain two complete processors manufactured as a single chip, dual processor are better and faster. –Input: devices allow users to enter data into the comp for processing, common devices: keyboard...
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...TERM PAPER FOR SCIENTIFIC LITERACY, PHYS 10062. Hello Class, It is time to start thinking about the term paper, so here is the info: First, the subject: I would like you to write a paper on some scientific discovery that in your opinion had a major impact on some important aspect of everyday life. As an example, let us say that you picked the discovery of the laser. It certainly had an impact on many areas, so this would be a good choice. So how should the paper be organized and what should it contain? Let me begin with the outline of the paper that you should follow: 1. Title and author (you) 2. The paper itself. This should be divided into sections that include a. Introduction b. Body of the paper divided into sections and subsections, with subtitles) c. Conclusions 3. References (i.e., citations of literature sources that you used) The text of the paper should not be less than 8 pages, double-spaced. I encourage you to use figures to help illustrate your story. They don’t count toward the 8-page length, but will make your story clearer. Remember: a picture is worth 700,000 words. I will let you decide what to put in what section, to describe the discovery of what you are discussing, and show why it is important in ordinary life. As an example, if I were writing about the laser, in the introduction I would describe the scientific background (optical principles) that led to its discovery. Where appropriate, you can talk about the history...
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...Literature Citation When writing a research paper, literature citation is important for the following two reasons: (1) to avoid plagiarism (which is against the student code of conduct and is grounds for failing the course) and (2) to assign proper authority to a statement (this adds weight to your paper). You may use any style of literature citation as long as the proper authorities are cited in the text and full references are provided at the end of your paper. Here is an example of a style that is common in the biological literature. In-Text Citations Whether you are directly quoting or paraphrasing, your reference is cited in the text, before the end of the statement. The in-text citation consists of the author(s) last name(s) and the year of publication. For example, Drosophila magnaquinaria, fruit flies that are only found on skunk cabbage, prefer other hosts for feeding, egg-laying, and larval development than they do skunk cabbage (Courtney and Kibota, 1990). If there are more than two authors, then you may list the first author’s name followed by et al. For example, Mutational studies of Daphnia, Drosophila, Caenorhabditis, and Escherichia all provide estimates for the genomic deleterious mutation rate (Lynch et al., 1999). If you don’t know the name of the author (if the information comes from a website, for example), then you may list the website title or URL in place of the author’s name). Example Literature Cited Section The Literature Cited Section provides complete...
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...top, bottom, left and right Spacing: double space EVERYTHING, no space between paragraphs Font: 12 point size, Times New Roman or Arial Header: last name and the page number (e.g. Park 4) in the top right corner of all pages beginning with the outline (if required) Papers without a title page: The following information should be typed first, flush left, doublespaced: Student name Teacher's name Course Name/section The day, month, and year the paper is due Double-space after the four-line heading, title is centered (capitalized, normal font Papers with a title page: 1/3 from the top:Title Centered (capitalized, normal font) The following information should be centered, with the last line (due date) at the bottom of the title page Student's name Teacher's name Course name/section Word count: (the word count) The paper’s due date Body: After the title, double-space and begin text Paragraphs: .5"/1.27 cm, first line indent Long Quotations: 4 or more lines must have "block quotation" 1"/2.54cm indent for entire length of quote In-text citations*: author's last name and page number (when available) of quote/idea in parenthesis e.g. (Park 42), before the period/full stop. *more info on in-text citations on page 3 Bibliography The title is ‘Works Consulted’ for any sources read. The title is ‘Works Cited’ for works quoted from or referred to in essay. You can have both Works Cited and Works Consulted for essay. The title should be centered at the top of...
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...of my past papers now have unreliable information. Most of which are untrue and possibly made up evidence. At such a young age, I was very vulnerable and used and research and website I could find. Wikipedia was right there, full of what I thought was reliable examples. Approaching college and a career, I am now eerie of every site I choose. Focusing on many government sites, or edu., and org. Looking into the next essay I know I will find an abundance of trusty reliable websites through the DMACC Library. During the video, the talk show host was able to log in and alter the site and source. Crazy as that is, many could use that and lead to false impressions. This site should be under more moderation and verifying the information for others to use as a reliable source. According to The Purdue OWl article, these resources help eliminate sites like Wikipedia. Along with citing the reliable sources you use in any essay or piece of...
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...ANTHROPOLOGY 1AB3: Assignment #1 Worth 15% Your complete response to all components of the question should be between 1300 and 1500 words, not including your References Cited page. Note that all in text citations ARE included in this 1300-1500 word count. If you go over the 1500 word count, then 5/15 marks will be deducted from your paper. 5/15 marks will also be deducted if you are under 1300 words (remember these word limits DO NOT INCLUDE the Ref. cited page word counts). No title page: You do NOT need a title page, and you do not need to put your name, etc. on your paper. We can tell who you are on Dropbox. FONT, SPACING and MARGINS: Use Times New Roman 12 point font with 1-inch (2.5 cm) margins. Your paper should be double spaced. Due date/time: Feb. 11 by 4 p.m. to the Avenue Drop Box. Upload a single file (this must include your paper and Ref. Cited page) in Word or PDF format only to Avenue’s drop box. Then log out. Log back into Avenue to make sure it is there. If not, then upload it again. We will not accept any excuses re: “It didn’t upload properly,” “I don’t know where it went??!!” A 0 will be applied if it is not uploaded in time. It’s up to you to make sure it is there. Late penalties: 10% off per 24 hour (or part thereof) late, up to 72 hours. After 72 hours, a 0 will be given. Example: if you upload at 4:05 p.m. on Feb. 11, then 10% is taken off. Follow the AAA style guide for your References Cited page and your citations (cut and paste...
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...Axia College First-Year Sequence Short Form Writing Style Handbook 2009 © 2009, 2007 University of Phoenix. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. The text of this publication, or any part thereof, may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, storage in an information retrieval system, or otherwise, without prior permission of University of Phoenix. Edited in accordance with The Apollo Group editorial standards and practices. Introduction This short form writing style guide has been specially created for the First-Year Sequence of courses at Axia College. It is based on the more complete Axia College’s Writing Style Handbook that you will rely on and be held accountable for in your courses after your first year at Axia College. The purpose of this guide is to provide the basic rules necessary for writing papers that are consistent in style, formatting, and respect the intellectual property rights of experts whose material you refer to in your formal papers. If you have any questions about what these rules mean or how to use them, always check with your instructor. Font Styles * All text must be written in the same font. * Use Times New Roman, Arial, or Courier, 12-point size. * Use italics sparingly for emphasis; do not use bold, underlining, or all capital letters. Margins * Use 1-inch margins on all sides of each page. * Justify the left side of the page...
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...Full Title of Paper Your Name Harding University Abstract The Abstract is a summary of the paper, not an intro. The reader should be able to read the Abstract and get a good idea of what the paper is about and the conclusion you drew. It is written in block form without the first line indented and should be 150 or less in length. The entire paper should be in Times New Roman 12 font, double spaced with no extra spaces between sections, headers and text, paragraphs, etc. Go to the Home tab of Word and click on Paragraph. Under Paragraph, choose 0 under the Spacing section. Choose Double Space under Line Spacing and First Line under Special. Again, the first line of the Abstract should not be indented, but the rest of the paragraphs in the paper should be. Full Title of the Paper For this section you will need to decide on a thesis statement for the paper. This is a general statement about your topic that shows your approach and point of view. It is an introduction and shows how the entire paper fits together. The length will vary, but should be at least a few paragraphs with new ideas in each paragraph Level 1 Heading Here is where you start the body of your paper. Tie it in with the previous section to make sure the paper flows well. Break your ideas into paragraphs, one idea per paragraph. Long paragraphs are difficult to follow, especially if they contain multiple ideas. The first sentence of each paragraph should...
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...Guideline to compose a full Paper ( headline in 1 or 2 lines, font Arial 18pt in bold) First author * , second author,… (coauthor is specified by *, font Times New Roman 12pt in bold). 1. Title and a short address of first author, e-mail address (Times New Roman 10pt) 2. Title and a short address of second author, e-mail address (Times New Roman 10pt) Abstract (Times New Roman 14pt in Bold) Each paper should include an Abstract that has been composed between 120 and 300 words in one paragraph including left and right margins, which should be 35 mm from the edges of the paper. This section should independently explain the subject, aims, research method and a summary of the article 's results. However it is not considered as a preface. Mentioning the references must be avoided in this section. The font to this section is (Times New Roman 11pt). The position of the title in this section is 120 mm from the top of the page or upper edge. Key words: minimum 4 and maximum 6 words which are separated by commas and placed in one line. (Times New Roman 11pt) 1. Introduction (Times New Roman 14pt in Bold) This guideline has been composed for author's use according to the standard methods of this conference. Compliance with these standards is mandatory for all authors. Please note that this document has been prepared in compliance with the mentioned regulations and can be used as a sample...
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