Instead of assigning a traditional exam for your “Final Exam”, you will demonstrate your understanding of the importance of the final two phases of the Data Analytics Lifecycle: Communicating the Results and Operationalizing. You have studied various analytic methods, along with surveying various available tools and techniques. But as a Data Scientist, you must also communicate what your team has accomplished.

For your Final “Exam”, you will create a Final Sponsor Presentation. You have been hired by Aetna to use big data to improve patient health. The case study you will use can be found at: https://gigaom.com/2012/11/20/how-aetna-is-using-big-data-to-improve-patient-health/ .

Your assignment is to take this case study and create a PowerPoint Presentation of the Final Sponsor Presentation, as described in Chapter 12 of your text. (Make sure to use the format presented in Chapter 12.)

You will submit a PowerPoint Presentation file (ppt or pptx) with at least the following slides: (You can submit more, but I’m mainly looking for these six slides)

1. Title (Your name + other info)
2. Situation and Project Goals
3. Executive Summary
4. Approach
5. Method Description
6. Recommendations

Note: There is no direct information in the case study that covers the specific analytics methods used. You will extrapolate from the provided information in the case study and provide your own interpretation of the method (or methods) the Data Science team used. Draw from what we have covered this semester and map what you learned to what that team probably did. There is no rubric for this assignment. I want you to be as creative as possible. Tell the story. Inspire your sponsors.

Following are four texts related to the 1969 Apollo 11 mission that landed the first humans on the moon. The first is a news article from the Times of London reporting the events; the next is a speech by William Safire that President Nixon would have given had the mission not been successful; the third is a commentary by novelist Ayn Rand; the last is a political cartoon that appeared at the time.Discuss the purpose of each text and how the interaction among speaker, audience, and subject affects the text.How does each text appeal to ethos, pathos, and logos? finally, how effective is each text in achieving its purpose?

the materials are attached. Please use MLA format.(4-5 pages typed)

Reflection Paper #3

Guidelines

Your task is to compose a reading reflection discussing how Alexis de Tocqueville would evaluate a current event of your own choice—i.e., what Tocqueville’s perspective would add to a contemporary context. Reflection papers must be two pages long double-spaced using size-12 font and standard margins. Papers longer than three pages will be penalized.

A paper that earns full credit must do the following things:

• 1)Select a relevant topic: the entire range of topics covered in Democracy in America are fair game, including relevant concepts (e.g., equality, freedom, individualism, etc.) and broader institutions (local townships, aspects of the social state, etc.).

• 2)Textual analysis: you must make it clear that you have read and thought about Democracy in America. This means referencing and explaining relevant passages that support your discussion, and clearly articulating your interpretation of the text.
• 3)Consider a current event: you must make a case for Tocqueville’s perspective on a current event of your choice.

• 4)Use proper style: Your paper must have minimal grammatical and stylistic errors. You also need to cite your sources. I don’t care which citation style you use as long as your citations are consistent. If you’re citing a book, make sure to include the page number; if you’re citing a publication from a website, make sure to include the link. Wikipedia is not an acceptable source for this assignment. Finally, your citations list does not count toward your total paper length.

Academic Integrative Essay

You will generate original ideas based on previous knowledge and research experience in this program of study. The academic integrative essay is a reflective and evaluative writing. Writing a reflective essay means that you look back at all the work you’ve done and ask “So what?” So what does this mean? So what does this show? So what does this matter? We call this an integrative essay because it requires you pull together (a.k.a. integrate) and present the learning you’ve done. You will reflect on four fundamental questions:

1. What emergent issues have subsequently manifested since the writing of this research paper?

2. What have you learned from this program that would assist you in writing your paper differently?

3. What have you learned about yourself and how does this apply to your paper?

4. How have you grown and in what ways do you still need to grow?

You will need to examine all the written work you’ve produced in this program, as well as feedback you’ve received from instructors/faculty. Some questions to consider while writing your essay: What ideas, experiences, or interactions stand out to you? What has been the most meaningful? In what way does this make a difference? What ideas or experiences have affected how you think about yourself, or idea, or about your future?

This essay shall be a minimum of 750 words (three word processed pages, double spaced, with one inch margin, and font size 12 points).

I’m a police officer if it helps and I will be soon going to graduate school if it helps write this reflective essay better

Discuss the ideas that are essential while designing an organization.