Tell a story

Humanities

Part I: Data

In about one page (the first page), you will thickly describe an empirical event from your own life.In other words, you will tell a real story about something that actually happened in your life.Tell a story about yourself.Describe only the things in and of the situation that are relevant to your analysis.Your story should be empirically accurate, that is, something that actually happened (think: non-fiction, not fiction).This should be about one page, maybe a page and a half.

Research Paradigms And Modes Of Thinking Emergency Management Systems

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For this activity, you will be evidencing your understanding of research paradigms and modes of thinking.

You must find 3 scholarly, peer-reviewed research articles on any topic.

You must attach each article here in PDF. DO NOT SUBMIT IN ZIP. Along with the articles, submit your analysis. For each article, you will write:

  • Minimum 250 words
  • Identify research paradigm
  • Positivist/Interpretive/Critical Epistemology
  • What is their method?
  • What is their desired outcome/impact of their work?
  • Is this paradigm appropriate to the investigation? If so, why is it better than the alternatives? If not, what would be ideal?

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QUESTION 1

  1. Using for loops, and vectors or arrays, write a function named word_rev() that reverse any given word. Write your own code, do not use the invert function.Then put this in a program that will:

    • Ask the user to enter a word.
    • Save the entry as word_entered.
    • Call word_rev on the entry
    • Display the reversed entry (word_entered)
    • What is displayed will be your entry in backward

    Submit your .cpp file

QUESTION 2

  1. Write a function named prime() that determine whether or not a given number n (greater thanone) is prime. The algorithm:

    • If n is even then n is not a prime number except n = 2
    • For all odd numbers less or equal to the square root of n, if any of them divide n, then

    n is not primeUse this prime function in a program that:

    • Asks the user to enter an integer
    • Saves the entry as var
    • Calls the function prime() on the entry
    • Displays whether or not the entry is prime

    Submit .cpp file

    1. QUESTION 3
  1. Write a function that turns the lower case characters of a string into upper case characters (Mangoes becomes MANGOES).You can use toupper(char c) function. So your function takes in a string and prints the same string in upper case.Then use this function in a program that requests a phrase from the user and print the entire phrase in upper case.Submit your program .cpp file.

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TOPIC: Create a mnemonic device to help you remember a term or concept from this chapter. Also, what is an effective study technique that you have used? How is it similar to/different from the strategies suggested in this chapter?

Please put deep through into the topics and demonstrate critical thinking skills in your answers. The journal assignments will not be shared with your classmates. Please think about using proper grammar, spelling, as well as giving credit to the authors in your contributions. Ideal contributions are at least 200 words and elaborate fully on the topics being studied.