Prepare and submit a detailed outline for your final paper.

Other

Prepare and submit a detailed outline for your final paper. This outline will help you to organize your thoughts and to create a paper that readers will find easy to understand. This assignment presents an opportunity to organize your ideas in a logical sequence and to develop evidence to support your writing.

Use the “Organizational Communication Project Outline Template,” linked in the Resources, which was derived from an earlier edition of the Shockley-Zalabak text. You will not write paragraphs at this time. Your outline should provide brief answers that will be further developed in the writing of the paper. Be sure to include your references (as per the last criterion in the scoring guide)—from the text and other outside sources—to support or explain your thoughts.

American Government

Writing

What Are the Arguments Made in Favor—and Against—the Electoral College?.)., Stop Blaming the Electoral Collegeand “Swing States, the Winner-Take-All Electoral College, and Fiscal Federalism.”

Reflect:As the textbook author asserts, the framers intentionally designed a process for selecting presidents that would minimize the president’s political power—the Electoral College. They hoped this institution would insulate the chief executive from the public, because they feared the power of presidents who might be elected by the people. However, the Electoral College has also spawned a long ongoing debate about whether it should be abandoned in favor of new methods, which would ensure that the candidate elected has the most popular votes. The controversy over the Electoral College must be understood to understand better how and why U.S. presidents are elected. Only five times in United States history has the candidate who won the popular vote lost the Electoral College vote. However, this has happened twice in the last 16 years—in the 2000 Bush/Gore election and again in the 2016 Trump/Clinton election.

Write: For this discussion,
•Describe how the Electoral College works, select a presidential election from U.S. history, and discuss the results of the Compare the Electoral College results with the popular vote.
•Explain your position regarding the Electoral College and whether you are for or against the Electoral College as it is currently. Be sure to elaborate and explain your rationale for your position. 300 words

Project Estimation Errors And Causes In Business Assignment Help

Business Finance

Real Examples of Project Estimation Errors and Their Causes

From your own experience or from research, find a project that had problems with estimation (schedule, cost, or both) and describe the magnitude and causes of the problem, and the effect on the project and the project’s long-term result.

3 files(PDF) are the PPT of Project Management that I think you may need.You can choose to read it if it is helpful.

And 1 file(Word) is about some other students’ ideas.Please read and write at least 2 comments about their ideas, or you can talk about your own ideas based on their posts.

I have 3 questions to answer based on readings

Humanities

Answer the following questions. The first question is based on two of the attachments. The second question is based on the article in the link. The third question is based on an attached article. There is no word restriction on this assignment. Just make sure to write a convenient and correct answers based on information from the readings.

1. Montgomery explains that communicating science to the public “demands something closer to a rewriting of scientific knowledge, adapting it to a wholly different context of presentation and audience” (277). Along with this, Montgomery helps us understand the constraints on science journalists (which apply more broadly to other contexts of science writing). However, Montgomery doesn’t provide much concrete advice on how to actually rewrite for non-expert audiences. Luckily for us, Fahnestock and Penrose & Katz do. What are the accommodation/adaptation strategies that Fahnestock and Penrose & Katz provide us and which of these seem most useful to you?

2. Continuing from Question 1, I’d like you to explain which adaptation strategies you see at use in the following text:

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2164086-a-fif…

3. Randall Munroe, creator of the XKCD webcomic, recently published the book Thing Explainer, which is a humorous take on adapting complex scientific information. Do you see it as a useful exercise to write science using only the “ten hundred” most common words? What would Penrose & Katz say about Munroe’s text, which mostly redefines scientific jargon?