SC Skill reflection Essay

DirectionsFull CreditThis is an essay with very few typos. Maybe one or two words are misspelled. It may have a couple commonly made grammatical errors, but it cannot be sloppy writing. This is collegiate writing.20 to >5 ptsPartial CreditThis essay has a typo, grammatical error and/or misspelled word in nearly every sentence and paragraph. There are obvious errors that could have been caught and corrected if the paper had been carefully proofread.5 to >0 ptsNo CreditThere are several typos, run-on sentences, and misspelled words throughout essay. This essay has careless mistakes such as using lower case i’s, writing “u” instead of “you”, abbreviating words, and other short cuts commonly used in texting./ 25 ptsEverything Includedview longer description25 to >22.5 ptsFull CreditThis essay fully addresses the writing prompt(s). It expands on the prompts and uses detailed writing.22.5 to >3.13 ptsPartial CreditEssay has some interesting insights and personal examples, but does not entirely address the writing prompt and/or is missing some required elements.3.13 to >0 ptsNo CreditDoes not meet needs of the assignment. It may be interesting and well written, but it does not answer the writing prompt. It may appear to have not been written for this assignment./ 25 ptsCourse Materialview longer description50 to >41.66 ptsFull MarksThis essay correctly applies course material to your everyday life. It incorporates course concepts and terms throughout. The writing is detailed, insightful, and provides examples unique to your own life. It is written about present day examples.41.66 to >4.16 ptsPartial CreditThis essay addresses all the prompts briefly. It incorporates a few course concepts and terms. It provides more general examples versus examples unique to your own life. It lacks insights and the ability to demonstrate that you understand the course material.4.16 to >0 ptsNo CreditThis essay fails to meet the needs of the assignment. It does not sound like it was written by a student in a communication course. It does not include course concepts or terms. It may be written about examples that happened before this class started versus writing about current day examples based on the communication strategies we have been learning./ 50 pts

A Firm in The United States Ross Stores Marketing Plan

 Marketing Plan From the real international market, select a company of your choice wishing to start its activities in Saudi Arabia. The Company hired you as Marketing Manager of Saudi ArabianRegion.You have to establish a marketing department starting from the Analysis of the market, formulate overall marketing goals, objectives, strategies, and tactics within the context of an organization’s business, mission, and goals designing and planning the entire function.Write a Marketing Plan considering the following points (2×5=10 Marks)1. Introduction, Goals and ObjectivesTo introduce this section you should include the “mission statement” of the business; an idea of what its goals are for customers, clients, employees and the consumer.a. Introduction about the business.b. Business vision and missionc. Business objective.d. Products and services offered2. Environmental Analysis Conduct an environmental analysis that looks at and comments on your local area and your network of business contacts, competitors and customers. 3. Target Market AnalysisIdentify the target market, describing how the company will meet the needs of the consumer better than the competition does. 4. SWOT Analysis Conduct a SWOT analysis for your chosen company based on your research.Strengths: List the strengths of the business approach;  Weaknesses: Describe the areas of weakness in the company’s operations;Opportunities: Examine factors that may improve the business’s chances of success;Threats: List the external threats to the business’ success.5. Marketing Mix (4 P?s ) AnalysisDescribe each of the 4Ps of your chosen company.Product or Service Identify the product or service by what it is, who will buy it, how much they will pay for it and how much it will cost for the company to produce it, why a consumer demand exists for your product, and where the product sits in comparison to similar products/services now available. PlaceIdentify the location of the business, why it is located there (strategic, competitive, economic objectives), the expected methods of distribution, and timing objectives. Promotion Describe the type of promotional methods that will be used. Identify techniques such as word of mouth, personal selling, direct marketing, sales promotion etc. television, radio, social media and newspaper ads. Price The prices of the products or services that reflects the overall company strategy. Should be competitive as well as a reflection of the quality, costs and profit margin.

ART 157 SDSU Introduction of Artificial Intelligence to The Cultural Sphere Essay

Extra Credit Essay Prompt: Art & AIIf at any point in the semester, you failed to submit one of the components of the essay, you can complete this essay to make up the points. Respond to the following prompt: Reflect on the introduction of artificial intelligence to the cultural sphere. What implications do you think this will have on our culture(s)? What effect do you think this will have on artists? Why does that matter? How does the decontextualization of art through these AI processes have larger implications towards our cultural discourse?

GCCCD Business Law Discussion

THE CASE OF THE MEETING OF THE MINDS Plaintiff Tarth signed a five-year commercial lease in July 2019 with the Defendant, Oakshade Town Center, for space in a shopping center in Davis, CA. A provision of the lease stated: ?Lessee does not rely on the fact nor does Lessor represent that any specific Lessee of type or number of Lessees shall, during the term of this lease, occupy any space in the Shopping Center?. Tarth vacated the premises in April 2021 and sued Defendant for rescission and damages.The Trial Plaintiff alleges that he entered into the lease in reliance on false statements made by the defendant and its agent; that Dunkin Donuts, Wendy’s, and Chipotle would be leasing and occupying sites near his and that they would commence operations by the end of 2019. Dunkin Donuts and Wendy’s never leased space. Chipotle became a tenant but not until December 2020.Defendant admits that his agent discussed other tenants with the Plaintiff. Defendant disputes the misrepresentation, claiming they were not statements of fact, but statements of opinion about possible future conduct and alleges, in any event, the alleged misrepresentation was not material to the Plaintiff because of the provision in the lease (stated above).Questions to Discuss

OSU Philosophy Question

  Many  people, philosophers and non-philosophers, have thought that the most  important thing in life is happiness. Even those who don’t want to go  that far think happiness is an important ingredient in a good life and  that what counts as human happiness is deeply connected to human nature.For this  essay, I want you to select the philosopher or thinker who has come  closest to giving the correct account of human happiness. Then, I want  you to do the following:Describe what happiness or the good  life is like for their approach. This description should include such  things as what is necessary for happiness, what is sufficient (what  would be enough), whether it can be achieved alone or only in society  (and what kind of society), whether it is accessible to everyone or not,  what effort one has to put in, what qualities one needs, etc. You  should be as complete and concise as possible. Your account must be  supported by citations to primary sources; Provide their basic reasoning in  favor of this account. This should connect to what they think is  essential to human nature or what our most basic drives are, etc. It  should be clear why they think this is happiness for beings  like ours. This might require you to extrapolate and fill in the  thinking and views of the philosopher under consideration;Explain, with your own reasoning,  why this is the best account of human happiness that we have considered.  To do this, you will need to say what the view gets right, what (if  anything) it gets wrong, and why you think this is right or  wrong. You should provide your own account of what we need for happiness  insofar as it matches or diverges from the thinker you have considered.  Here you should be attempting to convince a reasonable but skeptical  reader to accept this view by appealing to plausible premises and  showing how this view follows.Your  essay must refer to primary sources and include citations (at minimum  author and page number), but should not consist of just a series of long  quotations. It should be clear that you have read and understood the  material and are able to explain it to a reader. My lectures and slides  are not a primary source and may not be cited in your essay; and, Lay out any ways in which your  reader ought to reform their lives, better to be able to achieve the  kind of happiness or good life tht you are endorsing.

Jamba Juice Is a Healthier Choice than Starbucks Essay

answer the following questions1) Consider the following thesis statement and clarification:Jamba Juice is a healthier choice than Starbucks. The drinks at Jamba Juice are rich in vitamins and anti-oxidants, are low in fat, and avoid caffeine and other stimulants.2) Imagine a piece of evidence for each point in the claim, you may need to scout Jamba Juice’s website.3) Are all of the points and evidence equally convincing?4) Pick the weakest point and construct a counter-argument for it. How would you word it? How would you argue it is a convincing position?5) Finally, how can you respond to that counter-argument? If you can easily dismiss it or assert it as a gross misrepresentation of the facts, than it is NOT a sound counter-argument. (Go back to the Handbook for guidance on this). The response should be the most difficult part of the counter-argument. 

The Benefits and Limitations of a Universal Basic Income Policy Essay

BASIC REQUIREMENTS (REQUIRED ELEMENTS): Word Count: 1,000 – 1,500 (word count must be displayed in the upper left hand corner of the brief) Three hyperlinked citations embedded within the brief. Please note, you may not display the citations at the end of the brief, hyperlinks need to be embedded within the narrative (for example like a news article). We want to link out to the citation at the point the information is used. One properly sized graph you prepared yourself (chosen from one of the graphs covered this semester). Again, the graph needs to be embedded within the brief at the point the concept is being discussed (i.e. it cannot be just randomly placed anywhere in the document, it needs to flow with the narrative). SOME POSSIBLE TOPICS: Housing Minimum wage The middle class Poverty Trade The environment Student loan debt Free college for all Healthcare Taxation Market Power (exhibited by large corporations) PART II: WRITING YOUR POLICY BRIEF (TWO SUBMISSIONS, A WORKING DRAFT AND A FINAL DRAFT) FYI, YOU ARE REQUIRED TO RECEIVE APPROVAL FOR YOUR FINAL DRAFT BEFORE MOVING ON TO THE DISCUSSION/PEER REVIEW PROCESS. FORMAT FOR YOUR MEMO USING YOUR CANVAS RICH CONTENT EDITOR: Make sure that you title your brief. Paragraph 1: Start with an ?Executive Summary? a fancy way of saying a well crafted introductory paragraph that “grabs” your reader’s attention. Do not make the introduction overly long…it should hit the big ideas, “inviting” your reader to continue on with the rest of the brief. Paragraphs 2: Description of the problem that your proposed policy or recommendation will be addressing. Paragraphs 3: Present your policy/recommendation. Paragraph 4: Provide analysis of your policy/recommendation being sure to share two strengths and one potential weakness. Paragraph 5: And lastly, provide a well-crafted conclusion. Gentle Reminder: do not introduce new information in your conclusion, a conclusion is a brief wrap-up/summary of what was presented in the previous 4 paragraphs. The point of the conclusion is to leave your reader with a summary of what you really want them to remember! Reminder: Use meaningful hyperlinks to cite your sources, don’t use URL’sLinks to an external site. (notice I did not put the URL address here, I used words describe what is in the link!) And most importantly, do not place your citations at the end of your paper, today’s readers want to view citations in the moment (think online news articles).Reminder: Include one graph that you drew/crafted yourself that speaks to your topic (find your graph from one of the MindTap graphs we covered this semester). Be sure your graph is properly sized so the final display is pleasing to the eye (i.e. keep in mind your audience is reading this online).I am requiring a draft copy be submitted that properly displays all of the required elements (i.e. I need to see the hyperlinked citations and graph as well as the basic formatting meets expectations).