Applied Sciences

Here are some questions to engage with:How did the universe and life start? Is your answer to the question of origins based on religion? Is it based on science? Is it based on your own creative blend of ideas? Has it remained the same over the years? Has it changed? if so what caused it to change?MUST BE ATLEAST 1200 WORDSInclude a clear thesis statementMake sure that each paragraph starts with a topic sentence and that it develops one central idea.Use transitions to create a cohesive essay.Integrate the quotes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrUTJfFLuJ0&feature=youtu.be you are required to submit a 500-word (double-spaced, standard essay format) response paper outlining how you felt about the work that the artist spoke about (or displayed) and discuss any connections that you see between the work of the artist and your own artistic research.  Here is the lecture to watch

Submission Instructions: Paper must be submitted electronically on Blackboard via the submission link. The submission link can be found on the Blackboard homepage under the tab titled “THE FINAL PAPER.” Paper must be submitted as a Microsoft Works document. The submission link will expire at 11:59PM on the due date. You will not be able to submit your paper after the link expires. Essay Format and Length: Essays must be typed and double spaced in MLA format.  5-7 pages (including a required “Works Cited” page). Citation Please refer to the MLA Handbook for more information on how to cite references MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers. Helpful links:  https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/mla_style/mla_formatting_and_style_guide/mla_formatting_and_style_guide.html https://style.mla.org/ Proper credit must be given for any citations, quotations, or ideas that are not your own that are cited in your paper. Improper or absent citations are automatically considered plagiarism. Film Source:             Lumet, Sidney. “Network [film].” United States: Metro Goldwyn- Mayer (1976). FINAL PAPER CONTENT INSTRUCTIONS This assignment is based on Sidney Lumet’s film, Network (1976). Students are responsible for locating and watching the film. It is in print on DVD and is widely available on video streaming platforms. You are to construct your essay based on the following questions and discussion points: Briefly describe and summarize (in your own words) Mr. Jensen’s famous “forces of nature” speech to Howard Beale? Give an example of how the worldwide corporate and financial domination that Mr. Jensen spoke of continues today. Name a specific company or corporation that owns and controls several media outlets. How much control does that particular company have over its media content? Briefly summarize Howard Beale’s “turn off your television set…turn them off…” sermon / speech during his first revised newscast. Did audiences perceive this film as pure satire or fantasy in 1976?  How has this film become less of a satire and more of a “prophesy” about the current state of reality television?  (NOTE:  This question will require you to locate original 1976 newspaper and magazine film reviews as well as other relative material to support your answer). Valid sources for an academic research paper include: Original film reviews (New York Times, Variety Magazine, Cinema Today). Books about specific films or directors (filmographies, biographies, and autobiographies). Interview transcripts (with directors or actors…Ex: Hitchcock / Truffaut). Video and audio interviews (must be cited properly and written transcription-style in your finished essay). Critical essays by notable film historians (Robert Osbourne, Roger Ebert etc…). Sources that are not valid include: Personal blogs, Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter Wikipedia or any other facsimile Product reviews from commercial retail sites (Amazon, Barnes & Noble, etc.) IMDB (Internet Movie Database) reviews and plot summaries

We have been examining art across cultures and time periods. Pick 3 different and distinct examples of art from the entire course to demonstrate that art is a product of its context and show how each culture/time period utilized specific conventions of representation and a method of delivering them.

What are your thoughts about poetry as an art form? Do you think it has value ? Do you enjoy it ? Why or why not ?

Between 1945 and the early 1960s, the color line in virtually every sport in the United States was broken. African Americans, in increasingly large numbers, were able to participate in leagues and on teams that had previously been blocked off to them. At the same time, however, most of the leagues and teams African American sports administrators had organized in response to being excluding from white-run sport had to be discontinued. In a well-organized essay, discuss the benefits and drawbacks from such a development. Which leagues and athletes benefited the most? What, in particular, was lost? Were there any ramifications of such a loss? In what ways do we see the color line continuing in the decades after the early 1960s?

Critically discuss the use of low glycaemic index diets in the treatment of type 2 diabetes You need to demonstrate your understanding of physiology or biochemical principles by the detailed consideration of each topic related to nutrition. Your target audience for the assignment is someone with a biomedical background, therefore, be selective of the basic information you include. A key skill you will utilise is selecting the important information you believe is relevant to the essay title.   Where relevant you should demonstrate the ability to critically evaluate current research, so it is important that you refer to and discuss relevant studies from the literature. Be mindful of including the appropriate level of detail from the different studies. Do not be too descriptive, but make sure you include enough relevant information for the reader to understand the relevance of the study. Make sure that you reference all your sources appropriately according to the Roehampton Reference Style guidelines (please see link elsewhere on this page) and that you always write using your own words rather than rephrasing the words of the various articles. The review should have a clear structure. This includes 1) introduction, 2) main part and 3) conclusion. The introduction should lead up to the main topic and give a brief background/reasoning for discussing the main part. It should end with a clear aim stating what you aim to cover in the main section. In the main part you need to compare and contrast different studies relevant for your topic. This should be supported by references to the literature. Make sure they are up to date (i.e. do not quote references exclusively from before 2000 – a lot has changed since then). The word requirement for the assignments is 2,000 words ± 10% and your mark will be affected if you are significantly above or below this limit.   How to write a review (video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72zhL9xmJdI References guideline attached (both short and long one)

Read the two articles below: explaining how each portrait was made and the artists’ idea behind the pieces In the discussion board: Create your own personal thread and answer and discuss the question below: Discussion topic: Which portrait is more “true” to the individual the sculpture represents? Explain why you think so: Also explain why the other sculpture is not as true to the individual it represents. A) Marc Quinn, Self  http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/08/marc-quinn_n_1581132.html or B) Daniel Chester French, The Lincoln Memorial statue    http://www.nps.gov/linc/historyculture/lincoln-memorial-design-individuals.htm Also, mention the following and answer each question below while reasoning within their post: What is the artist’s reason for making the piece? = truth? What is it made out of? why did the artist use that material? = truth? who will view the sculpture/who is the sculpture intended for? = truth? How does each of the areas reveal the real truth about the person the piece represents? or not reveal truth?

Hi! I?m writing my paper on topic e) (Choose one or more recent films/television series/recording artists/video games/books or one of the film/television/video games/recorded music/publishing industries and describe its relationship to globalization today. What does your example illustrate or prove about the impact of globalization on making or selling film/television/video games/recorded music/publishing today? today?) I was required to do an annotated bibliography before doing the paper, I attached the instructions for that and my completed copy which I got an A- on. We are not required to use those sources however, they must be scholarly.  I decided to do globalization on the Korean film industry, my notes are in the bibliography. Thank you!

Each student is required to write ONE (1) research paper using information from the book and answer the following question: What is culture? What are the characteristics of the American Deaf culture in thoughts, beliefs, values, language, and behavior patterns? What are the locations where Deaf culture is found? How is the Deaf culture similar to the hearing culture? Explain why there are similarities. How is the Deaf culture differ from the hearing culture? Explain why there are differences. Research papers need to be double spaced, in 12-pt. Times New Roman, and no more than 2-3 pages in length.