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Congratulations on all your hard work that has brought you to this Major Project for course completion. This project requires reflection on the journalling activities and online discussions that you completed throughout the course.

The following questions relate to the course goals and learning outcomes for each module. They will guide your reflection. If you were attentive to the module activities, this project will be less time consuming than it will be if you weren’t. It requires reflection and commentary on key learning objectives as they relate to the activities.

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Read all of the following ten questions in Parts A, B, and C before beginning this project. Use the questions to reflect on the activities you completed in Modules 1 to 4, as….

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Leisure activities- hobbies or activities done in a business owner’s free time. Primary Data- to conduct survey questionnaire

I need three (3) chapters, cited below with complete sub-categories of each chapter. Please note the study would be based on primary data.

Please include age, gender, monthly business income and monthly average free time in the variables for the price estimation. If it is too costly on my end, I won’t avail of the service. Thanks!

Abstract

Chapter 1 Introduction

Background of the Study Theoretical or Conceptual Framework Statement of the Problem Hypothesis of Study Assumptions of Study Significance of Study Scope and Limitations of Study Definition of Terms

Chapter 2 Review of Related Literature

Foreign Literature/Studies

Chapter 3 Research Methodology

Research Design Population and Sampling Plan….

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Your final project in this class is required to be more extensive than the weekly lab projects and will be worth twice as many points as previous lab assignments. Your project should demonstrate a significant application of technical elements and also demonstrate originality and creativity.  Your project will be judged based on the instructor’s assessment of the amount of creative energy required in its production. A famous quote is that: creativity is 1/3 inspiration and 2/3 perspiration. Students may work individually or in partners on this project. Choices for projects are:

Development of a Flash movie  or Development of a creative, informative web site (several linked pages produced by yourself). All web projects (meaning all the pages you produce) must reside on your Towson University user account…..

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Note: Your final can be uploaded earlier, should you want to be done with it; however, the date above is the last day the final will be accepted. No late papers are allowed for submission as part of the final. Be very careful with the date and time of submission. This final will reflect your very best work. To achieve that aim, you will need to choose EITHER Paper 1 OR Paper 2 and revise it to make it the best piece of writing you can do. Utilize instructor comments (go back to that file I emailed you earlier this semester to help you revise for the final), reviewer comments, and your own careful re-reading and revision of your paper. When choosing the paper you want….

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You have been hired as a consultant to work with Skullcandy Inc’s executive management to provide an IT Financial hardware and software budget for approval and formal presentation. You will prepare report with your budget’s project development analysis to the CFO and the enterprise executive management team. You will also include an initial budget implementation phase project plan for the corporate budget review cycle.

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This project report should be 18-20 pages so I will put additional content and editing later on so just focus on writing as much content for this job. I will take care of the title, opening, introduction, company background, conclusion, etc.

I selected Skullcandy Inc from the SAP Customer Success Story from the SAP Testimonials resources.

https://www.sap.com/about/customer-testimonials/high-tech/skullcandy.html

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A) Introduction (Approximately 1/2 page) Same as for the Research Proposal, but it should be further revised and refined based on any new information you have or based on improving it for your audience.

B) (Revised)* Neighborhood Statement (Approximately 1/2 page) You wrote your initial neighborhood statement at the very beginning of your project, and it was mostly for your use to begin to clarify some things about the neighborhood and where you are working on this project. Now, toward the end it is time to revise it and make it a useful part of your final paper to introduce and explain to your reader what and where this place is.

C) (Revised)* Literature Review (4 cr: Approximately 1/2 page; 8cr: Approximately 1 page) See description….

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PURPOSE: You will submit an original researched argument developing a narrow, clear, arguable, and worthwhile thesis related to the poetry or drama covered in our class discussions.

You will demonstrate that you are thoroughly familiar with a text or texts and can weigh scholarly claims and evidence for competing interpretations. You will advance your argument in dialogue—agreement, disagreement, or some combination—with scholarly sources.

FORMAT: MLA.

LENGTH: Five (5) full pages to six (6) full pages, not including the Works Cited page.

ORGANIZATION: Your paper will include the basic elements the classical argument structure: an introduction with a thesis, a body of evidence, and a conclusion. A separate Works Cited page must follow the essay.

SOURCES: Your argument will be supported through dialogue with approved scholarly sources…..

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Select one quantitative research study and one qualitative research study related to the field of nursing and write an abstract of the investigation for each study. Each abstract should be between 150–250 words. You must attach the research studies to the respective abstracts. • Please write one abstract on one page and the other on the second page • Please add a reference page Ensure the following questions are addressed in each abstract: 1. What type of research is it (quantitative, qualitative, and design)? 2. What was the research question(s) or hypothesis? 3. What is the sample, the sample size, and sample attributes? 4. What was the setting of the study? 5. What were the researcher’s findings? (Identify one.)

• Make sure that you are using….