Journal Article Review
Bibliographic details
Must be in APA format – see example below
Electronic journal article – without a Digital Object Identifier (DOI), from a database
Bhattacharya, C.B., & Sen, S. (2004). How consumers respond to corporate social initiatives. California Management Review, 47(1), 9–24. Retrieved from http://cmr.berkeley.edu
Introduction (50 words)
In this section say who the authors are, briefly outline what the article is about and say if it is a useful article.
Summary (120 words)
In this section this is where you summarise the key points in the article. You may do this by referring to sections. For example:
First, the authors describe…
The second section deals with …
Finally, they move on to ….
Evaluation (300-350 words)
This is the most important part of the critical review as it accounts for 50%. This is where you think about who the article is written for, how useful the article is and what the strengths and weaknesses are. Ask yourself the following questions:
Are the authors experts in the field? Can they be regarded as credible?
Does the article have a clear structure? Are there headings, sub-headings, summaries, notes in the margin?
Do headings and sub-headings help the reader to understand the content?
Are there any images? If so, are they relevant to the topic? Do the images add meaning for the reader?
Is the language used easy to understand? Provide examples of easy to follow language.
What evidence is provided by the authors? Is it relevant? (use examples to support the point you make).
Is the information provided descriptive or analytical?
By thinking about other articles you have looked at for the report, is there enough detail provided in the Sadri and Condia article?
For an academic text there should be many in-text citations and a comprehensive reference list. For this article, are there many in-text citations in the text? Is there a reference list?

Instructions: 1. Cases will be randomly assigned in class. 2. Research the problem using the online Checkpoint tax research database. 3. Prepare the memorandum following the format of the sample memorandum posted on Blackboard. 4. The memorandum should contain sections. a. Facts . b. Issues c. Conclusion 1. 1 6 sentences. 2. Remember, there is no right or wrong answer. Many of the fact situations may be argued either for or against the taxpayer. d. Discussion Applicable Law 1. Cite Internal Revenue Code sections. 2. Other cites could include Regulations, Revenue Rulings, and court cases. a. Use the PROPER citation forms as shown in Chapter 2. 3. a. Your particular fact situation may or may NOT have applicable Regulations, Revenue Rulings, or court cases. 4. DO try to find all applicable law regarding your fact situation. Analysis 5. In this subsection compare your fact situation to ALL the authorities cited in the “Applicable Law” subsection of this Discussion . 6. IMPORTANT !!! For EVERY authority mentioned in the “Applicable Law” subsection include a COMPLETE analysis of how EACH cited authority relates to the facts of the research problem. 7. Be SPECIFIC and THOROUGH in your comparison. Cite every authority by NAME. COMMON ERRORS ON MEMORANDUM ASSIGNMENTS WHICH WILL RESULT IN POINT DEDUCTIONS 1. Failure to begin “Applicable Law” subsection with cite to a Code section. ALWAYS start with a code section, not the related Regulation. 2. Failure to give a full citation to a Revenue Ruling and, less commonly, a court case. Citation forms are shown in Chapter 2 of the text. 3. Citing to the CCH, RIA, or other tax service. DO NOT cite to these services. Cite to the primary source (i.e., Code, Regulations, Revenue Rulings, etc.). A tax service cannot be cited as an authority when representing your client before the IRS or in court. 4. A weak “Analysis” subsection. Most students do a reasonable job on the “Applicable Law” subsection, but then lose steam when comparing the…

Marking criteria for COIT23004 Software Development Project
Note: This is a group submission; please list your group members on any each submission.
Group members:
Items
Criteria
Marks allocated
Marks award
Project plan
Project description; what the project does; major task break down; time management, etc.
Total: 10
Introduction to project (what is the project, what the project does, what to expected etc.); (4)
What you are going to do (tasks like investigate what tools and what platform etc.); (3)
Plan (group members, development stages, time arrangement or people allocated if needed) (3)
Progress report 1
Development environment selection;
system configurations; etc.
Total: 5
Once you decided what development environment to use, report what software downloaded (e.g. PHP, MySQL, Apache); what the configuration are; Test your development environment. (5)
Requirement specification
Detail requirement specification; function definition, etc.
Total: 15
Identify users (1)
Functionalities for each user type (at least 2 user types, at most 3 user types) (10)
Any constraints(4)
Progress report 2 – Design
System design; how the system to be built.
Total: 10
Using flow chat, UML or whatever tools to show your class structure and file structure (3)
Class/File definition (2)
Database design (3)
Summary and identify any potential issues (2)
Progress report 3 – implementation (1)
Implementation issues; program structure
Total: 10
What data structure used for what object? (4)
What algorithm for sorting, searching etc.? (2)
Any adopted code from other communities (this is allowed) (2)
Programming issues. (2)
Progress report 4 – implementation (2)
Implementation issues; complete program structure
Total: 30
Testing report against requirement specification (what achieved, what not achieved) (15)
Demonstration (15)
Final report, project submission
Put everything together and summarise project; Demonstrate project; Submit…

Locate two (2) research articles published within the last five (5) years. One article should deal with measuring performance and one article should relate to incremental analysis.
Complete the 
http://csuglobal.blackboard.com/bbcswebdav/pid-494593-dt-content-rid-2563376_2/xid-2563376_2Research Evaluation Tables (attached below) and post completed tables (one for each scholarly article) to the Discussion Board for others to observe.
Choose one of the two articles to write a one-to-two-page introduction to the article. Include the following sections and include no opinions, judgments, or beliefs about the study. Only present the facts.
Topic – State the broad organizational or field of study topic and establish the overall context for the study.
Problem or Opportunity – Describe the problem or opportunity that the researcher was trying to address.
Purpose of the Study – Discuss the intent of the study and list any research questions or hypotheses that were used.
Research Approach and Design – Describe the overall research approach and information that you find related to the research design. Research design might include such things as the setting (field, laboratory, etc), the type of data that was collected, the sample and sample selection, the way data was prepared, analyzed, or presented, for example.
Audience – Identify the individual or groups that might be interested in the findings of the study.
Summary – Present the main points that you have covered in your paper; introduce no new information or concepts.
Your paper should meet the following requirements:
Use academic writing style, clear and concise language, and well-developed paragraphs (minimum of three sentences required to develop a paragraph)
Ensure graduate APA formatting standards
Be 1-2 pages in length
ACT500: Research Evaluation Tables
Article 1: Measuring Performance
Insert reference in APA formatting, 6th ed. 4th printing
Research Topic
The topic is a broad subject. The topic is…

Aerospace, Mechanical and Manufacture Engineering Version 8 Jan 2014 AERO 2383 Airport/Airline Operations 7 Major Assignment 2: DUE: Friday of Week 10, by 4 PM AEST (Australian Eastern Standard Time) Title: Discuss the Relationship between Airport Technical Services and Airline Operation’s Safety and Efficiency Marks: 35 % Consult with your tutor and/or course co-ordinator regarding any queries you may have about the assignment. Objective: The aim of this assignment is to identify the relationship between airports and airlines and explain the importance for airports to provide high quality service with high technology to make sure airlines can operate safely and efficiently. Process: · Identify all technical services that airports provide to airlines. · Define the relative importance of each service. · Analyse airline safety requirements. · Discuss relationship of airport technical service. · Write up a report outlining your analysis and recommendations. The project may be developed around these main headings: Summary A one-page summary of the whole paper. 1. Introduction
Aerospace, Mechanical and Manufacture Engineering Version 8 Jan 2014 AERO 2383 Airport/Airline Operations 8 The introduction sets the tone for the report. It has two major aims -to introduce the research problem in a suitable context, and to stimulate the reader’s interest. Objectives should be introduced and there should be an explanation of how objectives will be achieved. 2. Literature review There should be a review of previous work relating to your research problem (to define, explain, justify); a review of previous work relating to methodology (to define, explain, justify); and a review of previous work relating to results (particularly reliability, etc.) 3. Methodology Explain how the results were achieved; how data was collected/generated; how data was analysed; methodological problems and their solutions or effects. 4. Results and discussion Presentation of results must include…

Research Paper Instructions
Your Research Paper will be based on one of the following choices:
Here is the topic

The Impact of Divorce on Children
Research the impact of divorce on children under the age of 18. This is to be based on research, not opinion or just experience and observation.

APA format is required for this paper. That includes a cover page, an abstract, the main body (with in-text and parenthetical citations), and reference page. You may want to refer to the APA style guide provided in the course.

Your paper should be at least 5 pages of main body text, not including the title page, abstract page, and references. At least 5 resources must be used; sources should be books, journal articles, and some internet sites. You are required to have at least two professional journal articles; for example, Journal of Marriage and Family. (Note: If you use the Berger textbook and/or the Bible, they must be in addition to your required 5 resources. Do not use either one of these as your main source.)

The paper should be double-spaced, with 1” margins and typed in 12-pt font. Be sure to include a page header with page number.

Refer to the grading rubric provided. This will be helpful to use as you prepare your paper.

Research Paper Submission Schedule:
Module/Week 4: Submit an abstract and at least five references. This paper will include a Title page, an Abstract page, and a References page (all in one document and in APA format). This assignment is Due By the 04/10/2014
Module/Week 6: Submit the completed Research Paper (including title page, abstract page, body, and references page). This assignment is Due BY 04/18/2014

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The paper should be double-spaced, with 1” margins and typed in 12-pt font. Be sure to include a page header with page number.

Refer to the grading rubric provided. This will be helpful to use as you prepare your paper.

Research Paper…

Communication also assists in meeting our psychosocial needs of love, belonging and self-esteem. Effective communication is essential to the delivery of healthcare and is guided by relevant health information. The significance of good communication to enable the deli very of appropriate, effective and efficient care has long been recognised. Effective communication allows you to get to know and understand people, to meet their care needs and accurately document their health history. Factors that impact on person-centred communication are: • Quality of encounters, including duration and depth of conversations; restriction and controlling course and topic; and limiting what a person can say . • Concerns over what people should be told and who should tell them Changes in communication skills of students resulting from various educational preparation programs; people often find difficulty communicating because they lack the knowledge and authority to answer questions. As healthcare grows more complicated and boundaries between healthcare providers become less defined, the ability to effectively communicate in a person-centred manner is of the utmost imp0l1ance. Being able to communicate well is a building block for the professional relationships between you and those in your care, your nursing and midwifery col· leagues and other healthcare professionals. Many experienced nurses and midwives identify the quality of their interpersonal relationships as the single most significant element in determining their effectiveness. Studies have shown that, in healthcare settings where ideas and information are freely exchanged, where problems are solved together when something goes wrong rather than assigning blame, where compliments are exchanged and humour is used creatively, staff morale is high, and there is a higher level of attainment of care outcomes. Communication influences health outcomes, so factors that impact on collaboration and teamwork among and between healthcare…