Michigan State University - FOR - 202

Assignment 4: Forest ecologyDue: in class on 1/19Please read the article: A brief primer on ecology and forest ecosystems by HamishKimmins (on the ANGEL site under readings).As you read, think about and note examples that of the following that you hav

Michigan State University - FOR - 202

FOR 202Spring 2012Assignment #1Syllabus QuizName:Due: Thursday, January 12 before 5pm via email to Conor Shanahan atshanah23@msu.edu1. What is the name of the course textbook?_2. True or FalseThe exams in FOR 202 are cumulative.3. How much of yo

Michigan State University - FOR - 202

Assignment 13FOR 202Due: Thursday, March 15 by 10:20 amSend via email or bring to Baker Woodlot with youHopefully, you have at least considered a topic for your paper (the paper instructions arepasted below). The paper has four parts. Part 1 is a des

Michigan State University - FOR - 202

Assignment 14: Insects and diseasesDue:Insects: In class Thursday, April 5Diseases: In class, Tuesday, April 10Each of you areassigned to a forest insect pest or a forest disease. See the list below.For YOUR insect or disease, be prepared to teach yo

Macomb Community College - HIST - 153-2200

HIST153ProfessorM.J.JohnsFall,2011NameFirstAssignmentWilliamH.RehnquistText,AlltheLawsButOne(3rdRevision)Allquestionsmustbefullyanswered(100pointstotal).1.IntheNovemberpresidentialelectionof1860,whowerethethreeopponentsAbrahamLincoln prevailedover

Macomb Community College - HIST - 153-2200

HIST 153-2200 Fall 2011Professor M. J. JohnsTopic of AnalysisPost WWI DictatorshipsFinal Assessment - Topical Subject Matter TableIssues at theTimeCauses ofEventHIST 153-2200 TOPICAL TABLE Final AssessmentHIS 153-2200 Fall 2011Prof M.J. JohnsB

Macomb Community College - HIST - 153-2200

HIST 153-2200 Fall 2011Professor M. J. JohnsTopic of AnalysisPost WWI DictatorshipsFinal Assessment - Topical Subject Matter TableIssues at theTimeCauses ofEventHIST 153-2200 TOPICAL TABLE Final AssessmentHIS 153-2200 Fall 2011Prof M.J. JohnsB

Macomb Community College - HIST - 153-2200

HIS 2200 Fall 2011Prof M.J. JohnsTopic of AnalysisRise Of Big Business In AmericaAssessment #1, (Second Half) Topical Subject Matter TableInstructions: First, choose any five, (5), headings, answer minimum of two, (2), for each, answer remaining five

Macomb Community College - HIST - 153-2200

HIS 2200 Fall 2011Prof M.J. JohnsTopic of AnalysisRise Of Big Business In AmericaAssessment #1, (Second Half) Topical Subject Matter TableInstructions: First, choose any five, (5), headings, answer minimum of two, (2), for each, answer remaining five

Macomb Community College - HIST - 153-2200

HIST 2200 Fall 2011Professor M. J. JohnsTopic of AnalysisReconstructionAssessment #1 Topical Subject Matter Table.PoliticalIssuesEconomicIssuesHIST 153 TOPICAL TABLEJOHNSConstitutional IssuesPresident atthe TimeCauses ofIssueLawsInvolved

Michigan State University - ENG - 1180

COMPARE AND CONTRAST PAPERA Compare and Contrast paper is just what it sounds like. It is a paper which attempts to show thefundamental similarities and differences between two things. Sample topics include:1. Basketball vs. Football2. Dogs vs. Cats3

Michigan State University - ENG - 1180

PROCESS PAPERProcess papers generally do one of two things. First, they give instructions on how to dosomething. Topics 1-5 below fit this model. Second, they explain how something occurs,such as a natural process. Topics 6-9 below fit this model.1. H

Michigan State University - ENG - 1180

ENGL 1180Instructor: Michael WallworkOffice: F-213-1Office Hours: by appointmentEmail: wallworkm@macomb.eduOffice Phone: (586)445-7574 (Do NOT leave message at office, leave messages with the department)Dept. Office: E-219Dept. Phone (586)445-7354

Michigan State University - TC - 101

14) Intro to research methodsContent analysis- characterizes the content of media. The purpose of content analysis isto better the content to fit to a changing world, and various research methods are applied.Surveys- make generalizations about a popula

Michigan State University - TC - 101

Research Independent variable and dependent Random assignment GeneralizabilityMagic bullet Media is like a magic bullet that shoots stuff into your brain and influences you insome way Says media effects are STRONG Limited effects say other wise; t

Michigan State University - TC - 101

LECTURE 3 ON 1/17/11Fucking APA shit OWL Purdue DUE JANUARY 31st at the start of lecture Late work WILL NOT be accepted Take a scantron Contact Julia with questions crousej@msu.edu Is two week take home testCOMMUNICATION Pre-info society Cave dr

Michigan State University - TC - 101

Media Ethics Morality: Knowing Right vs Wrong Ethics: Moral rules of conduct that guide actions Media ethics: moral rules for media professionals Are media ethics codified in law? (like in meds) Not always: media ethics are guided byo Community stan

Michigan State University - TC - 101

Early Films: OMG IT MOVES! The $25000 flying horses bet:o Muybridge Horses (1877) Actualitieso Old man drinking a glass of beer (1897)o A day in the hayfields (1904)One-reelers & short films Vaudeville The Nickelodean Special Effectso First sci-

Michigan State University - TC - 101

Television two parts Production DistributionHistorical Development Mechanical vs electronic TVs First were series of quickly moving disks Blurry Motor could never move fast enough1948 Freeze Halt licensing to establish standards in cities Big th

Michigan State University - TC - 101

LECTURE 9 on 21612INTRO TO RESEARCH METHODS TO STUDY MEDIA EFFECTS (Asian)Readings: Sparks Chap 2, media now: chap 14 (403-413)Describe what is present in mediao ContentDid we have more sex in tv in 2005 or 1998.o What do you think?Are minority cha

Michigan State University - TC - 101

LECTURE 11 ON 22312VIOLENCE IN MEDIAHow much violence is there on tv?National Television violence study 60% of TV programs contain violence 4.5 violent acts per programWhat does this tell us?What theroies predit effect of violence content in TV?BO

Michigan State University - TC - 101

LECTURE TWO ON 1/12/11Features of modern media Modern media enables narrowcastingo Media outlets can target content to smaller audienceso Traditional example : TVo Modern example: targeted ads online Modern Media embraces multimediao Communication

Michigan State University - TC - 101

TC 101 EXAM 2 READING SUMMARIESCHAPTER 9 MEDIA NOWSamuel Morse (code) made telegraphJohn Vincent Atanasoff of Iowa State makes first computer in 1939ENIAC was invented to crack nazi codes during the second world war

Michigan State University - ISS - 210

ISS 210 Exam Two Study GuideKey TermsNew Poor: Poor who are displaced by new technologies or whose jobs have moved awayto the suburbs, to other regions of the country, or out of the country. They have less hopeof escaping poverty than did the old poor

Michigan State University - ISS - 210

LECTURE 1 ON 1/10/11Eary U.S. sociologists: Social Pathologists Applied a medical model to social pathology Social problems resulted from bad people Assumed norms were universally held1920s and 1930s Focused on conditions of society that fostered so

Michigan State University - ISS - 210

LECTURE 2 ON 1/12/12DEFINING SOCIAL PROBLEMS Objective reality of social problemso Social conditions which induce material or psychic suffering and limitopps.o Discrepancies between values and ethical conditionsCLASS DISCUSSIONS POINTS Growing fiel

Michigan State University - ISS - 210

LECTURE 3 ON 1/17/11Watched movie on Stanford Prison Study Took place in 70s Students apply for paid psychological study $15 a day Students experience entire prison lifeThe U.S. Economy Defining Capitalism in Adam-Smith style Present economy is far

Michigan State University - ISS - 210

LECTURE 4 ON CHAPTER 3 ON 1/19/20Global Inequality Geographic isolation Climate Overpopulation Natural resources Power History of continuous warfare EconomyWorld Pop. Growth2011: approx. 7bPopulation growth Strong inverse relationship between

Michigan State University - ADV - 100

QUIZ51.Accordingtothehumancommunicationprocessmodel,thebusinessownerwhoreadsanadforBrotherbrandprinters, anddecidestocallthetollfreenumberprovidedintheadtoseeifthecompanyprovidehimwithawirelesscolorprinter is:A)actingasasource.B)providingfeedback.C

Michigan State University - ADV - 100

Lecture 11 on November 7, 11Using Print Media Print media are trustworthy, deliver messages one topic at time, and one thoughtat a time. Audience absorbs is more carefully than broadcast Target audiences selectivelyPros of Newspaper Advertising Mas

Michigan State University - ADV - 100

LECTURE 12 on November 9, 11The Structure of the TV Industry Used to be able to throw Ad on 3 major networks. (ABC, NBC, CBS) Not that way anymore with things like Tivo, Hulu etc. There are several types of systemso Networkso A network exists when t

Michigan State University - ADV - 100

LECTURE 13 on Monday November 14, 2011What is OOH Media? Out of home refers to a variety of media consumed outside the home, includingseveral forms traditionally classified as outdoor advertising. I.e. billboards, buses, trains, planes, bus bench ads.

Michigan State University - ADV - 100

LECTURE 14 on Wednesday, November 16, 11Directories Strengths and Weaknesses Strengthso Directories are shopping mediumo InexpensiveWeaknessesMedia Planning Where Which When How often IntegrationThe Challenge Increasing options Increasing fr

Michigan State University - ADV - 100

LECTURE 15 ON 11/28/11Direct Marketing Any direct communication to a consumer or business recipient that is designed togenerate a response.o Direct Ordero Lead Generationo Traffic Generation Direct Sellingo Sales either at home or at work, bypassi

Michigan State University - ADV - 100

LECTURE 16 ON 11/30/11Sponsorships Role Another promotional tool for marketers Sponsorship should have a synergistic effect on a marketers promotional efforts Sponsorship fits within the promotional mix Integrated marketing communications (IMC)Evolu

Michigan State University - ADV - 100

Lecture 17 on 12/5/11Public RelationsWhat happens when adv & PR mix?-e.g. What goes great with your morning coffee? Donuts, Dunkin Donuts.Dunkin Donuts PromoPress Agentry Creating newsworthy stories and events to attract media attention and to gain

Cornell - CHEM 2080 - 2080

Identification of an Unknown Weak AcidbyDanielle LaBarbieraLab Instructor: Ace SantiagoMarch 8, 2012Purpose:To determine an unknown monoprotic weak acid by using an acid-base indicator and apH meterTest Procedure on Benzoic AcidTest 1 (find molar

Cornell - MATH293 - 2930

w=.5w=1w=1.5w=2%example numerical solution of 1st order ODE0y/dt=-k(u-T0+T1cos(wt), y(0)=40y0=40;%initial valuetspan= [0:1:400];%creates vector of times for plotting[t,y]=ode23('function_hw4',tspan,y0); %computes numerical solution and%returns

Cornell - CS1112 - 9339

function colr = show2dData(M,maxColr)% Show values in matrix M as an intensity plot and return the color data.% as a cell array.% M is a matrix of numeric values; M is not empty.% maxColr is an rgb vector representing a color.% colr is a 2-d cell arr

Cornell - CS1112 - 9339

Danni LaBarbiera (partnered with Esra Kuehlert)Chem 2090 Kayla NguyenExperiment 1 Determination of Chemical Formulae: The reaction of Zinc and IodinePart 1: Synthesis of Zinc IodideMeasurements:Test Tube 139.608 gTest Tube 1 + Zinc41.661 gZinc41

Cornell - CS1112 - 9339

% A 2-by-2 room with lower left corner at (-.2,-.2).% Top wall is "guarded" by virtual wall% left wallwall -.3 1.7 -.3 -.3% bottom wallwall -.3 -.3 1.7 -.3% right wallwall 1.7 -.3 1.7 1.7% Virtual wallvirtwall 2.5 1.7 2.9 2% floor markingsline

Cornell - CS1112 - 9339

% A 1.5-by-1.5 room with lower left corner at (-.2,-.2).% Top wall is "guarded" by virtual wall% left wallwall -.22 1.3 -.22 -.22% bottom wallwall -.22 -.22 1.3 -.22% right wallwall 1.3 -.22 1.3 1.3% Virtual wallvirtwall 2.5 1.3 2.9 2% floor mar

Cornell - CS1112 - 9339

% A 4-by-4 room centered at (0,0)% left wallwall -2 2 -2 -2% bottom wallwall -2 -2 2 -2% right wallwall 2 -2 2 2% top wallwall 2 2 -2 2

Michigan State University - THR - 101

Posted after class. This is the version that was posted before class but with a few small revisions and added comments.WEEK 6, Wednesday, Oct 6Today: Cover Sections 5-1, 5-2, 5-3. Sec 5-1. Discuss and motivate the use of data gathered in simple random s

Michigan State University - PLS - 140

PLS 160Wed. Jan 11, 2012Chapter OneWhat Shaped Our World?A Historical IntroductionPotential quiz questions1.Define mercantilism and give some examples ofwhat it implied for the colonies / the imperialpower.2.Explain the key reasons for Pax Brit

Michigan State University - PLS - 140

PLS 160Introduction to International RelationsCristina BodeaMasaaki HigashijimaIntro to the courseInstructor and teaching assistantsSyllabusWhat is in the press (WSJ)Greenspan BookIntroduction - World Politics TextbookInstructor and teaching ass

Michigan State University - PLS - 140

Potential quiz questionsWhat is cooperation in IR? Define the notion and give and discussan example.What are possible interest in IR? Link interests to actors and givesome examples.-Cooperation is:a. A type of institution that makes agreements easi

Michigan State University - PLS - 140

Potential quiz questionsWhat factors affect cooperation in IR? Discuss and give an example.Given that bargaining is a zero sun game, what factors determinewho wins from bargaining?Why do countries comply with international institutions?- a. Internati

Michigan State University - PLS - 140

Potential quiz questionsDescribe the story in the PD. What are the criminals interests, what is theDAs offer and what is the interaction of the prisoners.Why are some interactions considered to be strategic interactions?a. In strategic interactions, a

Michigan State University - PLS - 140

Chapter ThreeWhy Are There Wars?PLS 160Mon. Jan 30, 2012Wars Are Costly World War I claimed more than 15 million lives. Wars among states in the twentieth century led to 40 million deathsdirectly. By 2007, the US had spent $6.3 trillion fighting t

Michigan State University - PLS - 140

Chapter ThreeWhy Are There Wars?Wed. Feb 1Potential quiz questions:1. Explain how war may result from problems of information.2.3.Describe the strategic situation faced by the US when it wasconsidering crossing the 38th parallel in 1950 in the Kor

USC - ISE - 31624

ISE 435 Discrete Systems SimulationFall Semester 2011Exam #19/29/11(30) 1. A computer network is constructed as follows. One network serviceprovider (NSP) has several distribution routers. Each of theNSPs users sends messages to, and receives messag

USC - ISE - 31624

ISE 435 Discrete Systems SimulationSpring Semester 2012Homework #4Due: Wednesday, February 22Complete the following exercise from Khoshnevis & Palmer:Chapter 33. Use Arena. Use a Create module to simulate the customerinter-arrivals and a Process mo

USC - ISE - 31624

Discrete probabilityDISC(0.1667,1,0.3333,2,0.5,3,0.6667,4,0.8333,5,1,6)Server Idle Time=1-Utilization=1-0.6489=0.3511Chapter 52.Unit loads should be modeled as entities, since unit loads are the commodities whoseflow will determine the state of the

USC - ISE - 31624

ISE 435 Discrete Systems SimulationSpring Semester 2012Homework #5Due: Wednesday, February 291) Using the Excel solution from HW1 (attached), create a history of the number of peoplewaiting in the queue from the beginning of the simulation until the

USC - ISE - 31624

hw 5Kaifei YaoBeforeServerTimeCustomer StatusStatus3 Arrivalidle5.5 Service endBusy6 Arrivalidle8 Service end, Arrival Busy10.5 Service endBusy14.5 Arrivalidle15 ArrivalBusy16 Service endBusy18 Service endBusy19 Arrivalidle21 Ser

USC - ISE - 31624

BCDEFG1 HW5 Question 1 Average # of customers waiting in the queue23 Event CalendarJust Prior Just After4ServerServer56789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233Time35.56810.51415161819212223

USC - ISE - 31624

Kaifei Yao ISE 435 REDO HW67a)The Arena Model flowchart shows that there are 2000 minutes in warm-up period and there is a6000 minutes steady-state which is divided into eight 750 minute batches. The resulting batchmeans for waiting time Wq, number w

USC - ISE - 31624

ISE 435 Discrete Systems SimulationSpring Semester 2012Homework #6Due: Wednesday, March 7Complete the following exercises from Khoshnevis and Palmer, according to the additionalinstructions given below:Chapter 63.7.a) Implement the service distri

USC - ISE - 31624

HW6 Solution3.a)Please see the attached Arena model.Results for initial 8 runs"Project:","Project Schedule Network Figure 6.17""User:","Kurt Palmer""Data item:","Record Project Time""Run date:",10/17/2010"Options:",YDT,1Time,Observation184.6621

University of Texas - UGS 302 - 302

Pool 1 Ryan Pool Ms. Lee A.P. English 3-7 10 January 2010 Douglass Essay In his autobiographical writing "Narrative of the Life Frederick Douglass," Frederick Douglass creates an attitude filled with self-pity. Self-pity is defined as a focus on only the