Author: Custom Essay

Why did I pick this field to go in?

Discipline: Computer Applications
Topic: Why did I pick this field to go in.
I picked this field because I am hands on & ever since I was a child I loved fixing things. I self taught myself how to use a computer as a child
Research: Computer Technician (my study)
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Develop a rhetorical vocabulary for understanding and talking about writing.

Respond in writing to various rhetorical purposes and address the needs of various
audiences
2) Interact with complex texts, explore alternative perspectives, and articulate and support
their own perspective in response;
3) Incorporate sourced materials into their own work through effective use of quotation,
summary, paraphrase and citation using MLA or other appropriate style manual;
4) Develop a rhetorical vocabulary for understanding and talking about writing.
Components:
I. Introduction
a. Explain your current opinions/beliefs about the issue
b. Introduce (broadly) your two articles
II. Analysis 1
a. Analyze your first article
b. Consider the argument (content)
c. Consider the rhetoric (how the content is presented)
III. Analysis 2
a. Analyze your first article
b. Consider the argument (content)
c. Consider the rhetoric (how the content is presented)
IV. Synthesis
a. Discuss main themes, similarities, differences
b. Take your position and explain your stance
V. Conclusions
a. Have your opinions/beliefs on the subject changed
Rubric:
nd Synthesis Rubric Name:_______________________
I. Introduction (1/2 Page) _____/10
a. Explain your current opinions/beliefs about the issue
b. Introduce (broadly) your two articles
II. Analysis 1 (1.5 Pages) _____/20
a. Analyze your first article
b. Consider the argument (content)
c. Consider the rhetoric (how the content is presented)
III. Analysis 2 (1.5 Pages) _____/20
a. Analyze your first article
b. Consider the argument (content)
c. Consider the rhetoric (how the content is presented)
IV. Synthesis (1 Page)______/20
a. Discuss main themes, similarities, differences
b. Take your position and explain your stance
V. Conclusions (1/2 Page)______/10
a. Have your opinions/beliefs on the subject changed
ARTICLES:
The Journey by Patrick Kingsley
Syrian refugee Hashem Alsouki risks his life crossing the Mediterranean, his sights set on Sweden and freedom for his family
http://www.theguardian.com/world/ng-interactive/2015/jun/09/a-migrants-journey-from-syria-to-sweden-interactive
Nowhere to Turn by Zach Hollo and Xiran Liu
Sarun, a cab driver in Qatar, had not been paid in nearly four months. His family back home in Nepal desperately needed the money. He hadn’t been home in two years, and his boss controlled his passport. All Sarun could do was wait.
http://wilsonquarterly.com/stories/nowhere-to-turn-a-nepali-cab-driver-in-qatar/
Homelands by Stephan Faris
An orphan named Patience and an argument for open global immigration.
http://reprints.longform.org/homelands-deca

Assume that you are a Project Consultant who has been asked to write a feasibility report on the siting/construction of a petroleum refinery and a major distribution pipeline located in a farming community.

The aim of this coursework is to develop and write a feasibility report on a refinery project and present evidence of strategic decisions to solve typical problems faced by downstream oil and gas sector participants.

Assume that you are a Project Consultant who has been asked to write a feasibility report on the siting/construction of a petroleum refinery and a major distribution pipeline located in a farming community.

1.Choose a location of your choice for siting the refinery. Briefly discuss key business considerations for the choice of the location. ( my “choice of country location (Ghana) if possible”)

2.Include the complexity of your refinery, the type (s) of crude to be refined and the products to be produced. Briefly analyse the economics costs and profitability of the project.

3.Include and examine all transportation options available to you and discuss its effects your marketing strategies.

4.Highlight and discuss any potential marketing strategies to be used and why.

5.Discuss potential issues/ opposition that may arise from the farming community.
6.Propose strategic options for the refinery management in order to mitigate any negative impacts from the project.
7.Put together a report that demonstrates your research and understanding of the problem.

11.Guidance for writing a good report

A good report will among other relevant things include the following:

Refinery type and products
Crude oil types to be refined and its implications on operating costs and profitability
Location and justification for choice of place
Transportation considerations
Commercial considerations Marketing strategies to be used, profitability, etc.
Potential environmental and socio-economic issues
Proposed strategies to manage community concerns in order to render the project successful
Use industry figure, graphs, tables, etc

Explain important background information about the issue.

I need to write an argumentative paper with RELIABLE SOURCES from .org or .edu NO wikipedia or .com sources MUST RELIABLE. Below is the outline I want you to use as a guideline. I have the first two paragraphs and intro written but they could be fixe up. I will upload my half rough draft separately with all the WORKS CITED I WANT YOU TO USE-ONLY USE MY WORKS CITED- as well as below is the outline guideline:
Here is my topic: Early College High School
Here is my thesis (Which I am for): U.S. high school students who engage in early college high school courses are more likely to have early success in college.

guideline Outline for Argument Paper
It seems absurd for me to predict how much space you will need for each section, so I am just going to show you 2 alternate structures you could use, and you can just use a separate piece of paper to fill in your information. There are many ways to write a strong argumentative essay. This is just one suggestion to help you organize your thoughts. But the key elements that make a strong argumentative essay remain the same, and they should all be present in your paper regardless of the format you chose to follow.
I. Point Counterpoint
Introduction (in no particular order):
Explain important background information about the issue
Briefly introduce the main points your paper will cover
Hook the reader
Supporting point 1:
Topic sentence (introduces the information in the following paragraph and supports thesis at same time)
Evidence
Analysis
Concession (what would the other side say about this point?)
Your rebuttal to the other side (explain why they are wrong)
Supporting point 2:
Topic sentence (introduces the information in the following paragraph and supports thesis at same time)
Evidence
Analysis
Concession (what would the other side say about this point?)
Your rebuttal to the other side (explain why they are wrong)
Supporting point 3:
Topic sentence (introduces the information in the following paragraph and supports thesis at same time)
Evidence
Analysis
Concession (what would the other side say about this point?)
Your rebuttal to the other side (explain why they are wrong)
(You may need more than 3 supporting points, it depends on your argument)
Conclusion:
Summarize all of the main points in a way that is not redundant
Reiterate your thesis in a way that is not redundant
Prove why this argument is important

Was the 1830’s the age of Democracy? Explain.

Answer one detailed paragraph per question. 1. In what ways did American cultural development in the 1820’s and 1830s reflect the democratic impulse of the era? 2. What issues combined lead to the death of the national bank? 3. Why would the elections of 1828 and 1840 firmly establish the two-party system? 4. Describe the temperament and political philosophy of Andrew Jackson. 5. Was the 1830’s the age of Democracy? Explain.