Expand on some of these ideas, considering what type of person would be well-suited for the type of work.

The Research ReportFor our research assignment we will be researching a career. The paper should Investigate the following: What does the job involve? What type of education is needed; what the projected need is for this position is in the future and how much of a salary one can expect. Expand on some of these ideas, considering what type of person would be well-suited for the type of work. Consider the amount of education in terms of the expected salary. Keep in mind that job choice is often not only about salary, but could include benefits, need to travel, work hours, etc.What does the job involve?What type of education is needed? What is the projected need is for this position is in the future?How much of a salary one can expect? Expand on some of these ideas, considering what type of person would be well-suited for the type of work. Consider the amount of education in terms of the expected salary. Keep in mind that job choice is often not only about salary, but could include benefits, need to travel, work hours, etc.

Describe the project management structure that you will use to manage the project.

Initial Project ProposalOverviewThis is the first of three assignments that, as a whole, will cover all aspects of the project life cycle relevant to your selected project.Assume you have been selected to be the project manager for a project of your choice. The project that you use must meet the key criteria of a project. It must:Have a beginning and an end.Result in something being delivered to someone.Require a series of activities that must be done to complete the project.Require resources (for example, people and materials) to complete the work.The project can be one of a personal or professional nature and must last for at least nine months.Note: You are prohibited from using projects that can found on the Internet, including projects found in places such as CourseHero. All project submissions are submitted to SafeAssign for review.RequirementsWrite a 3–4 page paper in which you define the scope of your chosen project:Provide a brief summary of your chosen project.Describe at least two project goals and two project objectives.Describe the project management structure that you will use to manage the project. Will you manage it via the existing functional structure of the organization, set up a projectized/dedicated project team, or use a matrix management structure? If you will use a matrix structure, which type will you use?Identify the key customer (or customers) and at least two stakeholders for your project. Discuss their roles and their impact on the project. Remember that although you are delivering the project to your customer, there are others (stakeholders) who also have a vested interest in your project.This course requires the use of Strayer Writing Standards. For assistance and information, please refer to the Strayer Writing Standards link in the left-hand menu of your course. Check with your professor for any additional instructions.The specific course learning outcome associated with this assignment is:Draft a project plan that includes goals and objectives, recommended structure, and stakeholders for a successful project.

Discuss Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment.

There have been numerous studies conducted to measure the effect in which police patrol methods have on crime prevention and intervention. One of the most well-known studies is the Kansas City Prevention Patrol Experiment.Read the article titled “The Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment” located here. You may also view the article here.Write a two to three (2-3) page paper in which you:Summarize the main purpose and the result of Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment.Compare and contrast the fundamental similarities and differences of the police presence and random patrol as regard to the tactics of crime prevention.Differentiate between reactive beats and concentrated presence as they relate to adjoining proactive beats. Support your response.Use at least two (2) quality academic resources as references, such as journal articles, newspapers, magazines, and publications from law enforcement associations. Note: Wikipedia, blogs, and similar websites do not qualify as quality academic resources.Your assignment must follow these formatting requirements:This course requires use of new Strayer Writing Standards (SWS). The format is different from other Strayer University courses. Please take a moment to review the SWS documentation for details.Be typed, double spaced, using Times New Roman font (size 12), with one-inch margins on all sides; citations and references must follow SWS or school-specific format. Check with your professor for any additional instructions.Include a cover page containing the title of the assignment, the student’s name, the professor’s name, the course title, and the date.

Discuss which side of the “Controversy” you side with (and why): is “good management” good management no matter where it is practiced (in any industry), or should the management approach be different in the health care environment (vs. any other industry).

Discuss which side of the “Controversy” you side with (and why): is “good management” good management no matter where it is practiced (in any industry), or should the management approach be different in the health care environment (vs. any other industry).

Suppose some researchers performed experiments on children in which many of them suffered and died, but in the process, the researchers obtained information that could wipe out cancer. Should they use that information?

Discussion Board Forum 4Read Aaron Ridley’s article “Ill-Gotten Gains: On the Use of Results from Unethical Experiments in Medicine” (Public Affairs Quarterly 9, no. 3 [July 1995]). Ridley examines the question of whether to make use of beneficial results that were obtained unethically from medical experiments performed on human beings. While many would probably say that such benefits should not be withheld, Ridley suggests it would be inappropriate to make use of such results. Given his article, address the following questions:In your own words, explain Ridley’s argument based on utilitarianism and the Ideal Experimenter. According to Ridley, how might the Ideal Experimenter effectively be persuaded to conform to non-utilitarian standards of experimental practices?In the end, do you think Ridley’s argument succeeds? Suppose some researchers performed experiments on children in which many of them suffered and died, but in the process, the researchers obtained information that could wipe out cancer. Should they use that information?Ridley presents two reasons for not using the results of unethical experiments that he believes are not effective: respect and condoning. Why does he think these fail? Do you agree with him? If not, give an example in which you think an appeal to respect or condoning would be successful in arguing against the use of such results.

Evaluate the influence of context and assumptions on problem or issue.

This solution should be comprehensive and the approach should be justified. Configurations of technologies should be written out to help guide the systems administrators with implementation. In some cases, you may find it necessary to implement additional cabling, which can be done by adding to the supplied topology. Any adjustments to the sites’ topology should be documented and supplied with your submission.Use the Network Design Proposal Template to record your work. When you are finished, submit your final paper to the dropbox below.Review the syllabus for information about late policies and resubmitted assignments.Associated Learning ObjectivesLearning Objective2.3.1: Evaluate reliability, validity, accuracy, authority, timeliness, and point of view.Assessment Method: Score on Criteria – 2.3: Evaluate the influence of context and assumptions on problem or issue.Required Performance: CLearning Objective2.3.2: Evaluate the structure and logic of arguments and methods.Assessment Method: Score on Criteria – 2.3: Evaluate the influence of context and assumptions on problem or issue.Required Performance: CLearning Objective2.3.3: Select and incorporate information that provides evidence for the topic.Assessment Method: Score on Criteria – 2.3: Evaluate the influence of context and assumptions on problem or issue.Required Performance: CLearning Objective2.4.1: State well-reasoned conclusions or solutions clearly and precisely.Assessment Method: Score on Criteria – 2.4: Formulate and support conclusions on a problem or issue.Required Performance: CLearning Objective2.4.2: Evaluate assumptions underlying viewpoints, solutions, or conclusions.Assessment Method: Score on Criteria – 2.4: Formulate and support conclusions on a problem or issue.Required Performance: CLearning Objective2.4.3: Identify alternative viewpoints, perspectives, and methods and the basis of reasoning.Assessment Method: Score on Criteria – 2.4: Formulate and support conclusions on a problem or issue.Required Performance: CLearning Objective10.3.1.1: Configure Cisco devices on a network.Assessment Method: Score on Criteria – 10.3.1: Use the Cisco IOS to configure and troubleshoot devices on the network.Required Performance: CLearning Objective10.3.1.2: Troubleshoot Cisco devices on a network.Assessment Method: Score on Criteria – 10.3.1: Use the Cisco IOS to configure and troubleshoot devices on the network.Required Performance: CLearning Objective10.3.1.3: Use appropriate syntax to configure a device.Assessment Method: Score on Criteria – 10.3.1: Use the Cisco IOS to configure and troubleshoot devices on the network.Required Performance: CLearning Objective10.3.1.4: Use the “show run” command appropriately to verify the configuration.Assessment Method: Score on Criteria – 10.3.1: Use the Cisco IOS to configure and troubleshoot devices on the network.Required Performance: CLearning Objective11.1.2.1: Select an appropriate design.Assessment Method: Score on Criteria – 11.1.2: Determine the most appropriate network topology design for an organization.Required Performance: CLearning Objective11.1.2.2: Discuss advantages and disadvantages of selected design.Assessment Method: Score on Criteria – 11.1.2: Determine the most appropriate network topology design for an organization.Required Performance: CLearning Objective11.1.2.3: Explain why other topologies are not appropriate for this implementation.Assessment Method: Score on Criteria – 11.1.2: Determine the most appropriate network topology design for an organization.Required Performance: CLearning Objective11.1.3.1: Identify the layers of the OSI model.Assessment Method: Score on Criteria – 11.1.3: Explain how network traffic operates at various layers of the OSI model.Required Performance: CLearning Objective11.1.3.2: Differentiate the layers of the OSI model at which network devices operate.Assessment Method: Score on Criteria – 11.1.3: Explain how network traffic operates at various layers of the OSI model.Required Performance: CLearning Objective11.1.3.3: Differentiate the protocols of the OSI model at which network devices function.Assessment Method: Score on Criteria – 11.1.3: Explain how network traffic operates at various layers of the OSI model.Required Performance: CLearning Objective11.1.3.3: Differentiate the protocols of the OSI model at which network devices function.Assessment Method: Score on Criteria – 11.1.3: Explain how network traffic operates at various layers of the OSI model.Required Performance: CLearning Objective11.1.4.1: Identify TCP/IP protocols used on routers.Assessment Method: Score on Criteria – 11.1.4: Differentiate various networking protocols within the TCP/IP protocol suite, including routing and switching protocols.Required Performance: CLearning Objective11.1.4.2: Identify TCP/IP protocols used on switches.Assessment Method: Score on Criteria – 11.1.4: Differentiate various networking protocols within the TCP/IP protocol suite, including routing and switching protocols.Required Performance: C

Choose five U.S. government policies that affect trade with foreign nations.

Choose five U.S. government policies that affect trade with foreign nations. Identify three factors of production, and describe how their mobility is good or bad for U.S. tradeDistinguish between absolute advantage and comparative advantage trade theories and give examplesChoose either the TPP or the T-TIP free trade agreement and describe which other countries have signed on and why the U.S. Senate should ratify or not ratify the agreement.