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Chapter 1: Management Information Systems: Business Driven MIS Learning Outcome 1.1: Describe the information age and the differences between data, information, business intelligence, and knowledge. Learning Outcome 1.2: Identify the different departments in a company and why they must work together to achieve success. Learning Outcome 1.3: Explain systems thinking and how management information systems enable business communications. Learning Outcome 1.4: Explain why competitive advantages are

Published in 1998, Gates of Fire, by Steven Pressfield uses vivid imagery to tell the intense story of The Battle of Thermopylae. He is a fictional and nonfictional historical writer and usually writes novels on the perspectives of warriors of ancient Greece, so he would be a reliable and qualified writer on this subject. This battle is one of the most famous battles in history that was fought in ancient Greece, this story takes place in the hot summer of 480 BC and the story is told in the perspectives

assignment I was drawn to the Spartan Society. It was intriguing due to the loyalty and discipline of their military. It made me want to learn more and find out how their society grew but then quickly declined. I also found it fascinating that the movie “300” was based on actual events that occurred in Sparta. Sparta was an ancient Greek society that was known for their extremely powerful warrior class. Sparta rose to its greatest power during the Peloponnesian War when they defeated their rivals in Athens

Leonidas was the king of Sparta between 488BC and 480BC. The movie “300” narrates the story of Leonidas leading 300 Spartan “body guards” and fighting to death against the massive Persian army led by “God King” Xerxes in the battle of Thermopylae in 480 BC. Prior to the start of the war, Leonidas knew that his army was hugely outnumbered and knew with certainty that his move against the Persians was a suicide mission. His intention was to delay the fast approaching Persian army from reaching the

Leonidas As a king, Leonidas was a military leader as well as a political one. Like all male Spartan citizens Leonidas had been trained mentally and physically since childhood in preparation to become a hoplite warrior. Q1: Leonidas’ son Pleistarchus became king on his father’s death but due to his young age Pausanius acted as regent. The Greeks, within a year, gained revenge for Thermopylae with victories at Salamis and Plataea; the latter even led by Pausanius, nephew of Leonidas. Xerxes' invasion

For this assignment, I chose to discuss the 300 movie. The movie gave a great depiction of the Spartan culture and the Battle of Thermopylae. The movie begins by providing insight into Spartan culture. The narrator states that when boys were born, they were subject to a thorough examination. The inspection determined whether or not the newborn son would meet the requirements to be a Spartan soldier and engage in battle. Furthermore, if the child appeared to be sickly or small in stature they would

emphasis on the receiver; each school acting as an umbrella for various types of criticism in which they focus on one of the three participants of literary relations in a unique way. The type of criticism that best fits the movie reviews of Halloween, 300, and Frozen are reader response criticism, new criticism, and structuralism respectively. Reader response criticism, a branch under the emphasis

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thousands of people, however it can also be seen as modern poetry. Two examples of poetry in film is Snyder’s 300 (2006) and Weir’s Gallipoli (1981), Both films have a theme of ‘War’ one that glorifies it and the other denounces it. Despite the films being different in genre and mood, both films have strong poetic devices such as hyperbole, symbolism and repetition. During Snyder’s 300 many forms of hyperbole were used to portray the ‘Glory of War’ which is the main theme for the film. An example

Many people consider him the father of history; others prefer to call him the father of lies. Whatever may be your perception of Herodotus’ work, the truth is that Herodotus began a new manner of writing history in which human psychology takes a fundamental place. He was the first historian who really considered the reasons why things happen and did not limit his narrative to just facts. His book The Histories evidences all the distinctive features that he employs through his description of facts