Internet Marketing.

An important aspect of the course is the group project. This project will be done in a group of 2 to 5. The group project will be in the form of a REPORT of 3,000 – 5000 words. While the format may normally be a business report, it is important that you read the following carefully and in consultation with your faculty decide on the organisation. In Marketing there are no “model answers” to situations and thus there is not a single correct way of dealing with the topic that you choose. The distinction between a good answer and one that is not so good is in the analysis and clear response to the topic/s. In your report, provide justification for the solutions that you suggest.

Assignment: Develop an Internet Marketing Strategy for a local company with no/ Inactive web presence using the SOSTAC model

Your report should provide the answers to the following questions:

1. Situation: Where is your business at this point of time (SWOT Analysis).
2. Objectives- Where you want to get to (5 S Objectives)
3. Strategy -How are you going to get there (Segmentation, Targeting and OVP)
4. Tactics-How will you execute the plan ( E marketing mix, Decide which communication tools to use, plan the way you will use these tools, choose your marketing message, Allocate Budget that is adequate to cover your expenses)
5. Actions- Who is in charge of carrying each step, skills he she expected to have and deadlines for doing so. A detailed plan outlining different steps to be taken in the immediate future.
6. Control- How will the process be monitored and measured ( How will you know that all is working as per plan , Measurement mechanisms, How often the data will be monitored, What tools will you need to measure the relevant data )

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Social Psychology Project

1. Choose & Summarise an article from those provided (350-500 words)
2. Identify a gap in the literature and propose a study to plug that gap
3. Detail about the proposed study
4. Why should I fund your study? (max 50 words)
– 350-500 words for article summary + 50 words for last part. Remaining 1000-1500 words split across the other sections as you need to

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Complex Network Data Structures

Complex Network Data Structures
Explain the Questions fully and in detail below so Answer the Questions below:
How do I make connections in a node?
How do I make new node?
How do I explore or extract any connections to a node?
Since you can access the server from home, you are in a good position to answer the three questions I set for you:

1. How can I create a new node?
2. How do I create new relationships between nodes?
3. How do I get information about relationships from a node?

All the instructions for this are in the video the link to the video is here. So use the You Tube video to do these Questions. You should be WRITING your answers.

The server is at:
http://ec2-107-22-49-225.compute-1.amazonaws.com:7474/browser/

In the first part of the You Tube video, I show you how to create new nodes in the data structure in Neo4j. This is easy.

Browse here:
http://ec2-107-22-49-225.compute-1.amazonaws.com:7474/browser/

In the command line prompt at the top, type:

match (n) return n;

This will return the existing nodes in a graphical way.

You can create new nodes with simple commands:

create (n:Person {name:”Fred smith”});

and

create (x:Question {value:”This is a new question”});

You can create relationships between the nodes with something like:
match (n:Person), (x:Question) where n.name = “Fred smith” and x.value=”This is a new question” create (n)-[:AGREE {strength:5}]-(x);

Create these new nodes below.
After each one, do a “match (n) return n”
Take screenshots of the data structure that emerges.
Explain the ways that nodes can be connected to each other.

Take screenshots for each step and explain fully in detail for the Questions above.

The relationship code should read:

match (n:Person), (x:Question) where n.name = “Fred smith” and x.value=”This is a new question” create (n)-[:AGREE {strength:5}]->(x);

Sorry there is a problem in Testme3.php… Lines 2-7 got corrupted because of slashes…
Please replace it with:
use Everyman\Neo4j\Client,
Everyman\Neo4j\Index\NodeIndex,
Everyman\Neo4j\Path,
Everyman\Neo4j\PathFinder,
Everyman\Neo4j\Relationship,
Everyman\Neo4j\Node;
That should fix it!

But here is a link it will help you with Data Structures & Algorithms Assignment 3 this you tube video will help you.
http://youtu.be/FhwYuiecw1w

I’m also attaching three files with this order you must use these to do this task below you also need to use Neo4j for these tasks below and watch the you tube video above to help you with these tasks:

interface.html – an updated interface to get data into Neo4j – this will become the mobile ‘app’
testme2.php – the file called by interface which puts data in the database
testme3.php – a php file which you can run from the command line and reports on the structure of the database.

You can play with my Neo4j instance at:
http://ec2-107-22-49-225.compute-1.amazonaws.com:7474/browser/

And you can explore my interface code running at:
http://ec2-107-22-49-225.compute-1.amazonaws.com/neo4jphp/interface.html

really, though, you should install Neo4j, neo4jphp and the composer (seehttps://getcomposer.org/download/) on your own machine, although for Task 1 below, you can get away with just using my setup.

I was mistaken about the significance of JSON – neo4j returns its data in JSON, but in PHP you don’t really need to worry about it. Basically, it is dealing with PHP arrays (have a look at the code and the output and try and understand it)

I have suggested three tasks, of escalating difficulty.

1. Put nodes into Neo4j using the Neo4j interface and the cypher query language. Follow instructions in the video. Understand the complexity of the data structures that can be created. Write about what you are doing.

2. Explore the PHP interface code. Explain what it’s doing (I’ve made a start in the video). Think about ways of improving it. Write about these.
3. Explore the testme3.php code. Run this from the command line with “php testme3.php”.. you will see it spits out a load of data. How does it get this? How are the values manipulated?

Take screenshots for each step and explain fully in detail for the Questions above.

Use Neo4j to do the tasks above it is related to the Data Structures and Algorithms Assignment 3.

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Ethical

This essay is about a news reported in some ethical problem. The media must be local in UK. For example the Echo report a news, and they can’t report the young boy’s name, but they did it. It violate the young boy’s privacy. It cause the ethical problem. So you need to analysis this news what ethical problem caused. Why. How should i do. and something like that.

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HISTORY – Conflict between Europeans and Australian Aboriginal people in early NSW or Van Diemen’s Land.

QUESTION
How have historians assessed the conflict between Europeans and Australian Aboriginal people in early NSW or Van Diemen’s Land?
PRIMARY SOURCES
1.Eyre, Edward John. 1845. Journals of Expeditions of Discovery into Central Australia and Overland from Adelaide to King George’s Sound in the Years 1840-1. An Account of the Manners and Customs of the Aborigines and the State of their Relations with Europeans.
2)A Complete Account of the Settlement at Port Jackson. Watkin Tench. (Chapter 17)
3)Newspaper article from Colonial Times,Hobart, Tasmania, Friday 11 June 1830. “Aborigines”
(http:/trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/8645177?searchTerm=aborigines&searchLimits=)
(if writer finds more important primary readings than above, please use instead.)
SECONDARY READINGS
1)Broome, R.”The Gamaraigal Confront the British” in Aboriginal Australians: Black Responses to White Dominance:, 1788-1980. Sydney: Allen and Unwin, 1982.
2)Kent, David, “Frontier Conflict and Aboriginal deaths: how do we weigh the evidence:, Journal of Australian Colonial History, Vol 8, 2006.
3)Reynolds, H, “Explorers and Before”, in The Other Side of the Frontier. Ringwood: Penguin, 1981, pp 5-29.
4)Ryan, L, “War in the settled districts 1829-31: The European Response” and “War in the settled districts: The Aboriginal Response, in Aboriginal Tasmanians. St Lucia: QUP, 1981, pp 101-123
5) Shaw, A.G.L. “British Policy Towards the Australian Aborigines, 1930-1850” Australian Historical Studies, No 99 October 1992.
6)Turnball, C “Social Background” in his Black War: The Extermination of the Tasmanian Aborigines, Cheshire: 1948, pp 22-44.

7)Windschuttle, Keith, “The Myths of Frontier massacres in Australian History” Parts I & II, Quadrant, October and November 2000.
(Keith Windschuttle attempted to discredit exaggerated claims of massacres at many sites. Many historians were not of the same opinion as Windschuttle. This is a KEY POINT to consider when addressing this question) Windschuttle MUST BE included in essay.)

9 sources must be used=
3 primary and 6 secondary or
4 primary and 5 secondary.

AUSTRALIAN history writer required.

Essay must be 2000 words. Essay to be fully referenced. Footnotes essential at bottom of page with;
name of author
title of the source
name of the city and publisher of the source
date of publication
page number(s)
plus Bibliography at end.
Ibid allowed in footnotes.

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One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich – BOOK REVIEW

You are to write a book review of Solzhenitsyn’s One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich. The goal of your review is not to discuss the historical accuracy of the novel nor to provide a summary of the plot, but to discuss the larger points about Soviet society and the Soviet system that Solzhenitsyn was trying to illuminate. In short, what is Solzhenitsyn trying to tell us about the camp system and the Soviet Union itself? Outside sources may be used in your review but they are not required. Please make sure to follow proper citation techniques (Chicago Style) with any supplemental sources you might use.

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Epidemiology of UAE non-communicable diseases(NCDs),

Cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular and lung problems) as well as control and measures to prevent non-communicable diseases including the following: What are the prevalence of major non-communicable diseases, namely cardiovascular, diabetes and cancer in UAE? What are the major risk factors to non-communicable diseases (e.g. physical activity, food habits, life style, stress, hyperglycemia) in UAE? Discus the health behavior and physical activity and their associations with major non-communicable diseases in the country. In addition, learners are required to construct a model for educating people on how to avoid, reduce or eliminate health risk factors of major non- communicable diseases.
Guidelines for Completion.
For this assignment The following topics should be addressed:
1– Introduction on NCDs.
2– Magnitude of the problem of NCDs in UAE (mortality, morbidity, disability, economic impact, etc)
.3 – Occurrence of NCDs in UAE by person, place and time.
4 – The main behavioral and metabolic risk factors of NCDs in UAE.
5 – Recommend preventive strategies to eliminate or reduce the burden of NCDs and their risk factors in UAE.
6 – Proposed health education program that aims to avoid, reduce or eliminate health risk factors of major non-communicable diseases (objectives, strategies, activities, target groups).
7-recommendation and conclusion.
8-A list of references (Harvard style) should be provided at the end of the essay.reference list not include page count.

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What Is Art (For)?

Your textbook discusses 16 reasons people make and enjoy art: the book is Understanding Art, 10th edition. author Lois Fichner-Rathus

1. Art creates beauty

2. Art enhances our environment

3. Art reveals truth

4. Art immortalizes

5. Art increases one’s glory

6. Art expresses religious or spiritual beliefs

7. Art conveys or counters ideologies

8. Art expresses fantasy

9. Art stimulates the intellect or emotions

10. Art creates order and harmony

11. Art expresses chaos

12. Art records and/or commemorates experience

13. Art reflects social or cultural context

14. Art motivates social consciousness

15. Art references popular culture or elevates the commonplace

16. Art meets the needs of the artist/provides personal expression

Look through your textbook (all chapters except Chapter 1) and select one artwork each to illustrate any 10 of the 16 artistic functions listed above. Write a sentence or two for each image, explaining how your example illustrates the concept and including the page number on which that image can be found. (For example: Andy Warhol’s Green Coca-Cola Bottles on p. 505 reflects popular culture and elevates the commonplace by suggesting that cheap, consumer products like Coca-Cola are themes worthy of artistic attention.”) In addition, think of two additional purposes art can serve that are not mentioned in the list above, and find one artwork to illustrate each.

Required: 16 sentences and 12 images, 10 illustrating concepts from Chapter 1, and two illustrating additional reasons people make art that are not mentioned in Chapter 1.

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econometrics project

Project in Econometrics The main objective of this project is to apply the econometric methods that you have acquired from the course in order to demonstrate that you can create a reliable and useful model for capturing the potential relationship between variables of interest. This could be achieved as the following:  Select two or more than two variables that you are interested in and collect the data. Describe each variable and explain what the expected relationship between the variables is (i.e. what is your theory). Provide information about your sample period, data frequency and data source. Determine your dependent variable and motivate why. Make a graphical illustration of each variable and provide descriptive statistics for each.  Estimate the regression equation. Conduct diagnostic tests (i.e. tests for no misspecification, no auto correlation (if time series data is used), homoscedasticity and normality). If any desirable assumption for a good model is not fulfilled, try to find a remedy.  Present the estimations of the selected model and explain what your estimation results imply. It is recommended to organize your project in different sections. For example, in the first section you can describe what the goal of your project is and how you intend to achieve that goal. In the second section you can describe your theory in order to define your model. In the third section you can present your estimation results. The last section can provide summary and conclusions of your study. It is recommended to provide a reference list at the end of the final report

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chronic care model

In your readings this week, you have learned more about the chronic care model. Select one chronic condition of interest to you (DIABETES) and describe how the chronic care model could be utilized to manage that condition. How do you view the role of the APN in this system? There may be many potential roles, but you only need to focus on one of them.

you can find information on the following websites

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/549040

https://cahps.ahrq.gov/quality-improvement/improvement-guide/browse-interventions/Communication/Planned-Visits/Chronic-Care-Model.html

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