Explain the differences, importance, and purpose of both the code of conduct and the code of ethics. Secondly, tell me about some of the factors that you would use to make ethical hiring decisions in an organization. Why would these be important to include in the hiring process (Example of things that you might include: Legal Ground Rules or other items in our reading material or library that would be considered in the process). Format: APA Paper (With an abstract).
Write a Geography research essay on Is whaling an unacceptable practice that should be stopped immediately?
Are children who create imaginary companions psychologically disturbed? What does the research say about this topic?Should you worry if your child has an imaginary friend?
1.) As discussed in this unit, criminal justice laws should reflect society. What law do you think should be written in your community to help social issues (like reducing crime, or improving social cohesion, or something similar) that you see as a problem. How would the law be enforced? What penalty should be given for violating your new law?
2.) What law in your community do you think should be removed from the books? What impact would removing this law have on your community? Do you think the behavior it constrains is now acceptable in your community?
1. Fact pattern: Joe and James are brothers who decide to go into a landscaping business together. Joe has most of the money to put up and James has extensive gardening knowledge. They will need to have at least a couple employees to help do the work. They are trying to decide how to organize the business — a general partnership, a limited liability company or a corporation.
Question: Using your required readings on forms of business organizations, explain the pros and cons of each of these types of business forms and recommend which one you would choose in this scenario and why.
2. Fact Pattern: Joe operates a construction company. His business includes demolition work. Joe agrees to demolish Chuck’s warehouse building at 1234 Ditchwork Lane. Alas, he proceeds to destroy a similar looking garage building on the other side of the street at 1243 Ditchwork Lane.
Question: Apply and discuss concepts that you learned in your required readings about CONTRACT to this scenario. Cite your sources in APA format. Failing to cite your sources will result in no credit (-0-) for the question.
3. Fact pattern: April works for ABC Corporation as a receptionist. Harold is her supervisor. Harold has asked April out on a date three times and she has politely refused each time, explaining that she is in a committed relationship. Frustrated, Harold writes her up for being late to work, which is untrue.
Question: Using your required readings, explain what April should do; which law Harold has violated (and how), if any; and whether ABC Corporation could be held responsible for Harold’s actions (and why or why not).
If you don’t water a plant, it will eventually die. Explain why the absence of water halts photosynthesis. Also, cells that use aerobic cellular respiration, like humans, do not produce ATP at normal levels without oxygen gas. Discuss why this is so.
Much of the security efforts of the past have been centered around prevention and protection. The increasing sophistication of cyber-attacks have shown that no controls are 100% effective, and some compromises do occur. There is a rising realization that in addition to considering prevention and protection, controls that address detection and response are necessary to improve security posture. Describe how situational awareness is a driver for detection and response controls.
Risk and security are always subject to perception, point of view and biases. How do you balance a secure system over a cumbersome user experience? What do you consider an asset, over what others and attackers consider an asset? From day one you need to accept that security is an exercise in critical thinking and analysis.
1. What are the most important differences of the early species of men:
Homo erectus
Homo Sapiens Sapiens
2. To what extent the climate influenced the geography of the Italian peninsula during the Paleolithic Age.
3. What is the social importance of the first use of copper in the development of history?
4. What were the main events that occurred in the Bronze Age in the Po Valley?
5. Why did agriculture become crucial in the development of the human civilization?
6. What is the importance and the influence of the cemeteries in the understanding of the human habits and tradition?
1. Elections and Beyond. Many of us would agree that there is no democracy without elections, and we would probably add the stipulation that elections must be free and fair to count. After all, even authoritarian regimes pretend to have elections of some kind. Most of us would also probably argue that there’s more to defining democracy than just elections. Compare all the definitions of democracy provided in our sources and readings (Weeks 1-3). Using specific examples of democracies or states transitioning to democracies, make a case for how we can tell when a country has successfully transitioned into a democracy. What are the indicators of democracy beyond elections? Be sure to support your answer with specific examples.
2. Gender. Is gender equality a requirement of democracy? Use the readings that address this topic to support your answer.
Please present your work as a Word document (.doc, .docx), remembering to double-space and put your name and a title on the paper. You should also put your name on the file, then upload it here in Assignments no later than 11:55pm ET on Sunday, Week 3.
Important: Number the questions on your paper and write a topic/thesis sentence that indicates the question you are answering. The thesis is worth 20 percent of your grade, so it’s important to present your answer upfront, first paragraph.
Hint: A thesis is your unique answer to the question with specific reasons why – try using 3 reasons. That way, your entire essay is 5 paragraphs – introduction, reasons 1, 2, and 3 fully-supported with evidence from the readings, and a conclusion.
Papers presented with no indication of the questions’ being answered will be returned.
