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Acquired from the Government of British Columbia’s website BC Air Quality, the bar chart depicts the amount of greenhouse gas emissions produced by various means of commuting. Context BC Air Quality created the figure by acquiring data from Transport Canada’s Urban Transportation Emissions Calculator. It is intended to be used by the general public: parents, young adults, students and teachers, as a resource that graphically compares the amount of greenhouse gas emissions produced by common methods

of the people who are working for their corporation. From this visualization above, this bar chart shows that the sales executive group are the people with the highest monthly income, while the sales representative are the group of people with the lowest income. The sales representative group are probably group of people who makes their income based upon the number of sales they made. From the above chart as well, the executives group will also see that their Human Resources personals are making

Variables & Measurements 1. Recap your research question and hypothesis (copy from Assignment 1) Sol: Research Topic: Optimizing Information Space (website) designing model: An empirical user study based on seeking behavior, purpose, and need. Research problem (Statement): To observe and understand users’ seeking behavior, purpose and need while navigating the information space. The information space is growing due to which designers/information architects are struggling in making sense out of huge

Whether we realize it or not we see journalism almost everyday in our lives. Journalism can be found in abundance on television, newspapers, magazines, and even on our beloved social media applications. So what is journalism exactly? The textbook definition defines journalism as “ The collection and editing of news for presentation through the media” (Merriam Webster Dictionary). In journalism there are many categories that articles may fall in when they are published in media, some of the most common

1. How did you demonstrate mutual respect for, rapport with, and responsiveness to students with varied needs and backgrounds, and challenge students to engage in learning? While the students completed the erosion experiments, I asked may open-ended questions. I wanted the students to understand why they thought their answers was correct. This helped the students stay engaged. All students, regardless of their backgrounds, did well in the experiment. I walked around while the students were completing

As the number of student veterans continues to increase within the university system, it is imperative to examine both the similarities and the differences between student veterans and traditional students (students without military experience), and what effect those differences may have on student veterans’ ability to succeed. We surveyed thirty undergraduates at the University of Alaska Anchorage, assessing their grade point average, age, hours spent studying, and various other factors which we

As mentioned, sponsorship from local vendors and donors will contribute a great deal for this particular event. An average 5K run is said to coast between $1,000-$3,000. CFU can set an expected budget of $2,000 for its first year. These fixed estimated costs should cover location, DJ, or other materials needed for the organizations. Donors can potentially donate other contributions such as food and tents. Each participant will be required to fundraise or $60.00, in exchange for an opportunity to

1. Draw a Gantt chart for the construction phase of the program. What is the completion date if construction starts in March? What is the completion date of the project if construction is started in November? If the project is started on March 1st, 2012, the finish date is July 30th, 2013. For the November start date, the case does not mention exactly what date the project should start but rather mentions that it should start after the elections. We do not have the election date so I will assume

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observation, the students did not understand the purpose of the bar graph and tally chart in coherence with each other. She used the same strategy throughout by which she did surveys by requiring the students to raise their hands to determine “What is their