The past few years have been a time of flux in many industries. Jobs that seemed solid a few years ago melt into the air; jobs that didn’t exist a few years ago offer wonderful opportunities.

Identify an industry or profession in which you would like to work and identify the overall:

• Strengths
• Weaknesses
• Opportunities
• Threats

For example, in journalism one of the strengths is the sustained public interest in news, demonstrated by the number of page views and amount of engagement major news sites get; one of the weaknesses is the collapse of the traditional business model used to fund news organizations. One of the opportunities is that the crisis creates opportunities for younger people who are versatile and flexible; one of the threats is that the crisis is creating constant change, which may be hard to keep up to.

The best sources of evidence are professional/trade publications, association web sites and some academic literature (though this should be used sparingly). Use evidence and data in your analysis, which should clock in at about 1,000 words, give or take.

Most SWOT analyses are done on individual companies/organizations, or by prospective job hunters. Our assignment is a little different, but uses some of the same principles. For an example of how to do a business SWOT analysis, take a look at: https://www.strategicmanagementinsight.com/tools/swot-analysis-how-to-do-it.html (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.

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The professionl, i chose is computer programming. Please find all the information needed for computer programmer. this should be 1000 words. Thanks

Briefly describe how society has dealt with mental illness over the last 100 years.

200 words

Discussion 4.1: Week 4: Recent controversies in Free Speech

Answer ONE of the following questions that has not been answered by a previous poster, unless they have all been answered once already. Also post a paragraph response to one of the other postings by your classmates. Make clear which comment you are responding to. You may agree, disagree, ask a question, or try to come up with a transition connecting two of the ideas in different postings. Please post by Thurs. 2/21 at midnight.

Choice 1. Type a three paragraph response to “Under Attack” . In the first paragraph, summarize this article from The Economist. For the second and third paragraph, identify two opposing views suggested by the article (the economist editors’ and the opposing view), and give reasons that could be used to support each view.

Choice 2. Type a three paragraph response to “Free Speech in the Age of YouTube” . In the first paragraph, summarize this article from The New York Times. For the second and third paragraph, identify two opposing views suggested by the article, and give reasons that could be used to support each view.

Choice 3. Type a three paragraph response to “The Free Speech–Hate Speech Trade-Off” . In the first paragraph, summarize this opinion from The New York Times. For the second and third paragraph, identify two opposing views suggested by the article, and give reasons that could be used to support each view.

Choice 4. Are there any controversies regarding free speech you have heard about lately? Summarize, give 2 opposing views, and your own opinion.

Choice 5: For your thesis statement for Essay 1, try writing a one-story, a two-story, and a three-story thesis statement. How do the three statements differ?

Choice 6: Explain what a claim is, how one of the authors uses it, and how you might use it.

Choice 7: Explain what grounds are, how one of the authors uses them, and how you might use them.

Choice 8: Explain what warrants are, how one of the authors uses them, and how you might use them.

Choice 9: Explain what backing is, how one of the authors uses it, and how you might use it.

Choice 10: Explain what modal qualifiers are, how one of the authors uses them, and how you might use them.

Choice 11: Explain what rebuttals are, how one of the authors uses them, and how you might use them.

Module 1 discussed the nature of science, the distinctions between weather and climate, and the Earth system. Module 2 discussed how we are able to study Earth’s past climate using a wide range of techniques.

In your initial thread, please

• Describe a concept or technique from either module that interested you the most, and why.
• Pose a question about material in either module that you are confused about or you would like to learn more about.

· For the essay, you will write about a short story ”The storm” by chopin.
· Your essay should be 3 or more typed pages with a works cited page.
· The assignment requires 3 literary scholarly sources.
· Additionally, you will need to use this textbook ”The Norton Anthology of American Literature, Shorter Ninth Edition, 1865 to Present. ”, so remember to cite it.

Assignment:

Create a research-based literary analysis that examines one of the short stories or poems we have read this semester. Choose at least one but no more than three elements of fiction or poetry and demonstrate how these elements are used to develop the theme. Elements that work well are imagery, metaphor, structure, characters, plot, setting, conflict, symbolism, but you may use any of the elements we have discussed. Assume that your readers have read the specific texts you are discussing.

MLA Formatting:

The paper should follow standard MLA formatting, which does not require section headings or subtitles. The paper should have 12-point font, 1 inch margins, no additional spaces between paragraphs and a proper in text citations and a works cited page.

Thesis structure: Make sure that your thesis clearly identifies the author, the work, and the literary elements that you will be analyzing in your paper. For example:

The structure, language and title of Robert Frost’s “The Road Not Taken” suggest that the speaker is dissatisfied with his choice.

Structuring the Essay: A suggested structure for this essay includes in the introduction providing a concise overview of the plot or theme with the thesis at the end of the first paragraph. The subsequent paragraphs will focus on the argument with a conclusion that restates the thesis and provides a reason why this is important. The essay should be at least 5 paragraphs in length.

Using and Integrating Sources: The sources that you use are first to help you develop a greater understanding of the work and second to back up your interpretations. When incorporating sources, make sure to use each source at least once, and to balance your use of sources with the original text. Therefore, each of your body paragraphs should have at least one quote from the text and one quote or paraphrase from an outside source. The quotes need to be integrated into the writing. They should be introduced, explicated, and related to your thesis. For example:

Frost begins his poem with the speaker’s lament that “two roads diverged” forcing him to choose between the two roads, which symbolically are two life paths(1-2).