ENGRC 3350.201 Fall 2016
Instr: Dr. Traci Nathans-Kelly
Assignment 1 (A1): Rsum and Application Letter
Create a rsum and application letter that responds to a real job ad, using the techniques and
tools that we covered in class.
1. Find a job that you cou
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Hello all,
It has come to my attention that there are several significant issues with our budget (attached). We
must address these before the end of the week in order to submit a final version to Ms. Chen at BTW.
I spoke with Mr. Lu
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Hello all,
It has come to my attention that there are several signicant issues with our budget (attached). We
must address these before the end of the week in order to submit a nal version to Ms. Chen at BTW.
I spoke with Mr. Lundeg
There are numerous functionalities of language, including instrumental functionalities, regulative functionalities, and more. It is quite instructive to examine examples of one's own use of such instances of language, and a peer's use of language that fal
POSTMODERN STORY OF LEARNING
12/16/09 Dear Mr. Evans, I am writing to you regarding the story of learning about communication and my journey to becoming a reflective and reflexive communicator. Oddly enough, my story of learning about communication genera
Hello Cornell Store Administration, We are contacting you on behalf of a student group in Professor Rick Evans' ENGRC 3350 Communication for Engineering Managers course at the Cornell University, College of Engineering. This course aims to equip students
Kernel Version of Story When thinking of qualities that underscore what it means to be a student at Cornell University, a prominent story immediately comes to mind: it has even been stated that "Cornell is the only school that you walk up a 45 degree slop
Vincent Bello
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BigDataEthics
Reviewing RedInk,Inc.s Ethical Liability of
Big Data Collection for Use in Targeted
Marketing for Web Applications
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Websites that secretly manipulate data for
research or financial purposes can alienate
their
Vincent Bello
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ENGRC 3350.201
Assignment 2 due Sept. 23, 2014
Cornells Career Fair Zoo
As hundreds of well-clad students filed into Barton Hall for Cornell University's career
fair, they were greeted by a loud buzz of conversation filling
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A Proposal to Review and Assess Red Ink, Inc.s Ethical Liability of Big
Data Collection for Use in Targeted Marketing for Web Applications
Vincent Bello, Information Science, Systems & Technology Engineering
Cornell University
October 7, 2014
ENGRC 3350, Final Project, Assignment 4
Meta Communication for Engineering Managers:
Global Team Quality Communication Standards
Oct 30: launch, teams; begin team charter; memo format
Nov 4: team charter; discussion as to goals/sections/sources; have read
28-Oct
Researching ethics of big data
Establishing definitions of big data/privacy
Drafting internalguide for data scientists
Revising & proofing internal guide
Drafting ethics guide using previous research
Revising & proofing ethics guide
Filming short "
A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A SECOND FLOOR CORNELL STORE EMPLOYEE On a chilly November Monday morning, George sets foot into the Cornell Store at approximately 7:00 AM. He walks into his office and glances at the posters hanging on his wall given to him by Corne
The Cornell Store is a consensus-based, data-driven, multi-purpose campus store that has served the Cornell community since 1895. It differs from other retail stores in part due to its nonprofit status; the Cornell Store seeks to maximize the quality of t
It is often stated that "Cornell Engineers are well-known for how hard they work." If this statement is to be true, then there must exist a semiotic system which defines what exactly it means to be a Cornell Engineering student. Particularly, a specific s
Sarah Perkins November 6, 2007 ENGRC 335: Log 4
1. The Boeing PowerPoint slides give "mixed readings of threat to the Columbia" because the lower level (and less prominent) bullets listed doubts and uncertainties, while the higher level, larger text
Sarah Perkins September 28, 2007 ENGRC 335: Log 3
1. The five elements of team communication are roles, norms, decision-making processes, management of conflict and consensus, and cultural diversity in teams. Roles help the team to balance between g
Log 2c: models of organizations
Sarah Perkins Monday September 10, 2007
1. Environment and open systems is the first element of the organizational system Eisenberg describes. The cooperation within a company and between organizations is necessary fo
Sarah Perkins Log 2b: Fieldwork by Bucciarelli and Zuboff 1. Sergio's disaster meeting shows how there is no science that can manage the design process. He tried to use the Pugh method in order to cut down the number of design options to consider, bu
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Sarah Perkins Log 2a: Fieldwork Classroom Observation Before Class: Mostly silent A few friends looking over the same notebook talking quietly Most people staring into space, zoned out, waiting Drawing in Notebook Looking at computer Getting settled
Sarah Perkins Log 1c: communication within and between object worlds 1. Beth's object world includes mechanisms such as the photovoltaic cell as well as the math and science behind the mechanisms. The hardware at the photovoltaic cells core is one po
Sarah Perkins Log 2b: Fieldwork by Bucciarelli and Zuboff 1. Sergio's disaster meeting shows how there is no science that can manage the design process. He tried to use the Pugh method in order to cut down the number of design options to consider, bu
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