Anthropology of Language and Communication

 

As many of your might have experienced, learning to speak a second language can be quite difficult. This is especially true for adults. Even if we do learn some rudimentary version of a language that is not native to us, many adults do not become fluent. However, young children seem to learn multiple languages quite easily. For this discussion, please share any experiences you have had with learning a second language – whether it is from childhood, a high school language class requirement, immersion in another culture, or trying to learn it on your own. If you can fluently speak more than one language, share how you were able to do that. How old were you when you learned the second language? How was it taught to you?

If you haven’t become fluent (yet), why do you think that is? How could you have improved your success?

For those of you who have never tried to learn a second language, how hard do you think it would be to start to learn one right now? Why? How would you go about making sure that you were as successful as possible?

Provide your initial post by 11:59 pm on Sunday. Your initial post should be at least 200 words in length, excluding the discussion prompt and the references. Please use in-text APA citations within your post as well as full APA references at the end of your post.

data visualizing

 

  •   Refer  back to the dataset you selected for Homework Assignment 2 (Week 3) and  address each of the following three questions.  Each response should be  2-3 paragraphs with an explanation of all terms and reasons for your  decisions. 
     
  1. Identify a chart type that could  be used to display different editorial perspectives of your dataset and  explain why you felt it to be appropriate.
  2. Identify two other chart types  that could show something about your subject matter, though maybe not  confined to the data you are looking at.  In other words, chart types  that could incorporate data not already included in your selected  dataset.
  3. Review the classifying chart families in Chapter 6 of your textbook.  Select at least one chart type from each of  the classifying chart families (CHRTS) that could portray different  editorial perspectives about your subject.  This may include additional  data, not already included in your selected dataset.   
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text book: http://book.visualisingdata.com/chapter/6

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project 11/12/21

User ID’s, passwords, and personal identification numbers (PINS) are a fact of everyday life in the information age. They are required for activities such as using ATM and debit cards, logging into Windows accessing wireless networks, social media and file sharing. Computer related security is primarily based on passwords associated with user IDs. The level of protection offered by a single-factor authentication depends on good password selection and management on the part of users. It is important to set a standard for creating, protecting, and changing passwords to ensure that they are strong, secure, and personal information is protected.

  1. Visit the online password strength tester (www.passwordmeter.com (Links to an external site.)) and test a password of your choice
  2. Select the unhide password option
  3. Submit (5)  print screen shots in which you will use five (5) different passwords,that should be stored on the attached Word document
  4. (sample of screenshot for outcome)
  5. Complete a summary to include: Passwords used,  listing information for Warning and Failure categoriespassword image

Declare an array. Gather your first and last name as

  

Declare an array. Gather your first and last name as string input (as all lowercase, with an underscore between first and last name) via scanf and store it in your array. Then, capitalize the first letter of both your first and last name and switch the underscore to a space character. Output the array to the screen before and after the capitalization change.
Use the DEFINE preprocessor directive to represent the size of your name array throughout the program.
Per assignment guidelines, the program should be written to work with any reasonable first name / last name combination.
Example:david_robeson “There is an underscore between the names if you can’t see it.”
David Robeson

Case Study Phase 1

The key to this paper is to demonstrate your understanding of the topics, not to re-word the text or reference material. Paper must be 100% original and not plagiarized.

Please complete the scenario below following these guidelines for your deliverable.

Scenario: 

A) Create an introductory section where you clearly DEFINE RISK.

B) Research and Pick ONE organization that can you conduct a risk assessment on.

C) Identify the potential risks found in the organization and for it’s ability to function in it’s chosen business vertical (i.e. government, financial, commercial, industrial, shipping& logistics, etc.)

GUIDELINES:

Paper must be a minimum of 2 pages double spaced

Make sure you are using at least two (2) academic APA references.

This submission should be created following APA 6th edition guidelines.

The paper is to follow the APA style guide, Sixth Edition 

Assignment help

Answer  each these questions in a paragraph with at least five sentences:  Include the question and number your responses accordingly. Provide a  citation for each answer.

1. what do each of these terms refer to: copyright, patent, trademark, trade secret?

2. Why is intellectual property entitled to legal protection? 

3. Why did copyright laws become stricter and more punishing in the late 20th century?

4. What is the Fair Use doctrine?

5. Make an argument for legalizing the copying of music or software. 

6. Do I or don’t I own the books on my  Kindle? If I own them, why can’t I transfer them? If I don’t own them,  what is my legal right to them?

7. What was the 1984 Sony Supreme Court case about?

8. Was Napster responsible for the actions of its users?

9. Why did the court find in favor of Diamond in the Rio case? 

10. What is Digital Rights Management?