Sample Orders

20th century Australian artwork Order Description 20th century Australian artwork – describe how the artist has exploited visual perceptual processes for visual impact or aesthetic effect, and explain the science behind these perceptual processes underlying vision

“Looking for Trouble,” “Fact Checking,” Ethics in Journalism, Order Description 1.What word describes the type of reading one does when one is purely responding emotionally and aesthetically? 2.What word describes the type of reading one does when one seeks to understand the basic meaning of the text? 3.What word describes the type of reading one does when one weighs complex ...

Importance of Emotion and Alignment In a 1,000-1,250-word paper, address the following: Read “The Global Leadership of Carlos Ghosn at Nissan.” Explain how Ghosn’s understanding of emotion helped him communicate his message of change. (Do not focus on Ghosn’s emotions, but on the emotions of those he was leading.) In the second part of the paper, discuss Ghosn’s use of ...

?Pride and Prejudice? Discuss the significance of the novel ?Pride and Prejudice? title in understanding the novel.

The impact of personal music use on cognition and emotion Healthy-Unhealthy Music Scale (HUMS) Most people believe that music is a helpful part of their lives, but sometimes it’s not. When you answer the questions below, please try to recall actual moments when music has been helpful and when it has not. Please read each statement and mark how much ...

National Security Order Description What should the United States policy be toward Russia? Use concepts such as national security, conventional and asymmetrical warfare, soft power, the interagency security process, globalization and geopolitics, and vital national interest to build your argument.

Oscar Wilde’s Salome Who is the most powerful person in Oscar Wilde’s Salome? Considering this question to help you interpret the play.

“Why did Australia not institute conscription during the First World War?” Order Description Relying on contemporary newspapers, available in Trove, and as far as possible on other primary sources (which may also be found in Trove), address an aspect of this question: “Why did Australia not institute conscription during the First World War?”

LINEAR PROGRAMMING A firm produces ties using various materials. Their aim, as most firms in the economy, is to maximize profit but they face some production constraints. Your task is to find the optimal solution by applying linear programming using Excel. Your results need to show the values for each decision variable, and the maximum profit subject to the constraints. ...

Supply chain Tea and More is facing growing pains from its rapid expansion over the last decade. The case provides a summary of the challenges faced by the company in the areas of supply chain management, marketing plans, the creation of economic value and the development of a long-term strategy for profitable growth. Introduction Jack Reynolds hadn’t panicked often since ...