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Method, Participants, Research Design, Instrumentation, and Data Collection Plans. (Estimated length – two
pages)
 Method/Research Procedure/Methodology: Determine the method of research for the proposal.
Examples could be: qualitative, quantitative, and case study.
Participants: Provide specific identification for the proposed participants for the study. Include a
description, the possible number within the population, the proposed location, and the selection
procedure. Be specific when identifying the selection process. Then identify how a representative
sample will be drawn from the population. (half page)
Research Design: Determine how to conduct the data collection and the proposed analysis.
Instrumentation and Data Collection Plans: State the sources and/or instrument(s) proposed to be
used to record the data (surveys, interview protocols). Identify the procedure. For a mailed
survey, identify steps to be taken in administering and following up the survey to obtain a high
response rate. Determine how to specifically conduct the research based on the proposed
sample.( half page)
Proposed Analysis of the Data. (Estimated length – one to two pages)
Identify what results are expected from the sample. Identify how the categories of responses will be
determined and analyzed. Address specifically what the proposed results could infer back to the
population. Answer the following questions:
 What variables will be included in the analyses?
 Identify the dependent and independent variables if such a relationship exists.
 What is the decision making criteria (e.g., the critical alpha level)?
 Will computer software be used in the analysis? If so, identify what will be used.
 Explain how to assess the validity of the measurement.
 Explain how to measure the reliability of the variables.
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Capital Budgeting
Assignment Overview

Every company has capital projects. The company you have selected must need something! Be it a new wing to the building, a new product line to be funded, a new piece of equipment, find one new acquisition your company needs.

Once you have identified the new possible investment item, what problems are you going to have in estimating the cash flow that might be emanating from the initial investment and problems in getting it funded? Issues might be:

Risk
Cost
Politics (getting it through committees)
Public Relations
etc.,

Identify a potential capital project for your company describe such a project and write a short summary of the problems you see in getting the funding to see it through.
SLP Assignment Expectations

The paper should be two to three pages in length, and should have references to the background materials or other sources you found for this paper. It must discuss both the estimates of the initial investments and the annual incremental after-tax cash flow that is expected to emanate from the investment.
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Directions: Look closely at the photograph provided and then answer the following questions in list format. Format your submission exactly like the assignment description (i.e. Part A – 1,2,3 etc). Use the photo terminology provided below in your analysis.

PART A
1. Describe just what you see in the photograph (not what you think the photograph is about). List details:

2. Describe the photograph using the following terms: angle, contrast, foreground, middleground, background, framing, cropping, symmetry/asymmetry. Highlight, bold, or underline the photo terms used in your analysis.

3. What do you think is the message of your photograph?

PART B

1. What is the purpose of the photograph itself (advertisement, news, etc.)? Who is intended to see it?

2. What and/or who are pictured in the photograph? List visual fact, not interpretation:

3. What is the ‘mood’ of the photograph? What do you see that makes you think so?

4. Does the photo show an event or use a symbol you recognize?

5. How does the composition help tell the story of the photograph?

6. Does this image show about the issues, values, beliefs, and everyday life of its present day culture?

7. What would you change about the photograph? Why? What might be another composition you would use to tell this story?

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Directions: Look closely at the photograph provided and then answer the following questions in list format. Format your submission exactly like the assignment description (i.e. Part A – 1,2,3 etc). Use the photo terminology provided below in your analysis.

PART A
1. Describe just what you see in the photograph (not what you think the photograph is about). List details:

2. Describe the photograph using the following terms: angle, contrast, foreground, middleground, background, framing, cropping, symmetry/asymmetry. Highlight, bold, or underline the photo terms used in your analysis.

3. What do you think is the message of your photograph?

PART B

1. What is the purpose of the photograph itself (advertisement, news, etc.)? Who is intended to see it?

2. What and/or who are pictured in the photograph? List visual fact, not interpretation:

3. What is the ‘mood’ of the photograph? What do you see that makes you think so?

4. Does the photo show an event or use a symbol you recognize?

5. How does the composition help tell the story of the photograph?

6. Does this image show about the issues, values, beliefs, and everyday life of its present day culture?

7. What would you change about the photograph? Why? What might be another composition you would use to tell this story?

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Directions: Look closely at the photograph provided and then answer the following questions in list format. Format your submission exactly like the assignment description (i.e. Part A – 1,2,3 etc). Use the photo terminology provided below in your analysis.

PART A
1. Describe just what you see in the photograph (not what you think the photograph is about). List details:

2. Describe the photograph using the following terms: angle, contrast, foreground, middleground, background, framing, cropping, symmetry/asymmetry. Highlight, bold, or underline the photo terms used in your analysis.

3. What do you think is the message of your photograph?

PART B

1. What is the purpose of the photograph itself (advertisement, news, etc.)? Who is intended to see it?

2. What and/or who are pictured in the photograph? List visual fact, not interpretation:

3. What is the ‘mood’ of the photograph? What do you see that makes you think so?

4. Does the photo show an event or use a symbol you recognize?

5. How does the composition help tell the story of the photograph?

6. Does this image show about the issues, values, beliefs, and everyday life of its present day culture?

:
Directions: Look closely at the photograph provided and then answer the following questions in list format. Format your submission exactly like the assignment description (i.e. Part A – 1,2,3 etc). Use the photo terminology provided below in your analysis.

PART A
1. Describe just what you see in the photograph (not what you think the photograph is about). List details:

2. Describe the photograph using the following terms: angle, contrast, foreground, middleground, background, framing, cropping, symmetry/asymmetry. Highlight, bold, or underline the photo terms used in your analysis.

3. What do you think is the message of your photograph?

PART B

1. What is the purpose of the photograph itself (advertisement, news, etc.)? Who is intended to see it?

2. What and/or who are pictured in the photograph? List visual fact, not interpretation:

3. What is the ‘mood’ of the photograph? What do you see that makes you think so?

4. Does the photo show an event or use a symbol you recognize?

5. How does the composition help tell the story of the photograph?

:
Directions: Look closely at the photograph provided and then answer the following questions in list format. Format your submission exactly like the assignment description (i.e. Part A – 1,2,3 etc). Use the photo terminology provided below in your analysis.

PART A
1. Describe just what you see in the photograph (not what you think the photograph is about). List details:

2. Describe the photograph using the following terms: angle, contrast, foreground, middleground, background, framing, cropping, symmetry/asymmetry. Highlight, bold, or underline the photo terms used in your analysis.

3. What do you think is the message of your photograph?

:
Directions: Look closely at the photograph provided and then answer the following questions in list format. Format your submission exactly like the assignment description (i.e. Part A – 1,2,3 etc). Use the photo terminology provided below in your analysis.

PART A
1. Describe just what you see in the photograph (not what you think the photograph is about). List details:

2. Describe the photograph using the following terms: angle, contrast, foreground, middleground, background, framing, cropping, symmetry/asymmetry. Highlight, bold, or underline the photo terms used in your analysis.

3. What do you think is the message of your photograph?

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Directions: Look closely at the photograph provided and then answer the following questions in list format. Format your submission exactly like the assignment description (i.e. Part A – 1,2,3 etc). Use the photo terminology provided below in your analysis.

PART A
1.h Describe just what you see in the photograp (not what you think the photograph is about). List details:

2. Describe the photograph using the following terms: angle, contrast, foreground, middleground, background, framing, cropping, symmetry/asymmetry. Highlight, bold, or underline the photo terms used in your analysis.

3. What do you think is the message of your photograph?

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Directions: Look closely at the photograph provided and then answer the following questions in list format. Format your submission exactly like the assignment description (i.e. Part A – 1,2,3 etc). Use the photo terminology provided below in your analysis.

PART A
1. Describe just what you see in the photograph (not what you think the photograph is about). List details:

2. Describe the photograph using the following terms: angle, contrast, foreground, middleground, background, framing, cropping, symmetry/asymmetry. Highlight, bold, or underline the photo terms used in your analysis.

3. What do you think is the message of your photograph?

PART B

1. What is the purpose of the photograph itself (advertisement, news, etc.)? Who is intended to see it?

2. What and/or who are pictured in the photograph? List visual fact, not interpretation:

3. What is the ‘mood’ of the photograph? What do you see that makes you think so?

4. Does the photo show an event or use a symbol you recognize?

5. How does the composition help tell the story of the photograph?

6. Does this image show about the issues, values, beliefs, and everyday life of its present day culture?

7. What would you change about the photograph? Why? What might be another composition you would use