Modern Land Law: Formalities and Exceptions Explore d

 Pre-1925, purchasing land was very difficult because of complexities in land law. It was time-consuming for the purchaser, they would have to search for legal owners even though. However, the main aim of the Land of Property Act (LPA) 1925 was to offer certainty and stability to the status of rights. The main principle … Read more

Colombia Conflict: A History of La Violencia and Beyond

 Sescily Coney Prof. Jason Foley GST 6320 13 December 2018 Colombia: A Case Study Introduction The purpose of this case study is to understand the reasons for, the theories and motivation behind, and lessons learned from the Colombian conflict. This case study seeks to explore the social, political, and economic factors that have historically … Read more

Engage Customer Loyalty with Service Recovery in Hotel Industry

 In the service industry, it is only right to provide the service when the customer requires it. Failure to do this leads to customer dissatisfaction which in turn translates to service failure. The hotel industry is one of the fastest growing industries and the biggest contributors to the economy. Therefore, the delivery of services … Read more

Improve Workplace w/ Intelligent Design, Ergonomics, Microclimate, Light Comfort

 IntroductionThe importance of the working environment, understood as a physical space, has become increasingly essential in the organization of companies and companies: in the course of time a new awareness was born towards the innovative office as a strategic tool for Productivity,collaboration and growth.Of course for every company there are different characteristics to take … Read more

12 Tips For Success In Your First Semester Of College

 A brand new school, new town to explore, and new chapter of life mean new study habits. Freshman year is a whirlwind of new, exciting experiences, but you can’t forget the real reason you’re here, to get that degree! College is a competitive setting where every student wants, or should want, to be the … Read more

End of Internship Report: Global Printing and Services

 CIS 4970 End of Internship Report Global Printing and Services By: Cuong Nguyen Dr. Shuguang Hong Dec 13, 2018 Table of Contents Internship Company Information…………………………………………………………………3 Responsibilities & Tasks/Projects…………………………………………………………………4 Week 1-4………………………………………………………………………………………….5 Week 5-8………………………………………………………………………………………….6 Week 9-14…………………………………………………………………………………………7 Summary………………………………………………………………………….………………9 Appendix………………………………………………………………………………………….10 Internship Company Information The company that I interned in this semester is a services company called Global Printing … Read more

Exploring the Formalist vs Substantivist Debate: An Overview of Economic Anthropology

 Introduction Throughout creation, humanity has practiced optimizing group efficiency within a cultural system. With the domestication of agricultural resources, economic strategy was the byproduct produced amongst society. This allowed for innovation of traditional values such as trade, which ultimately led to the development of various cultures simply due to economic advancement. The Formalist vs … Read more

Linear System Modeling of a Mechanical Ventilator for Improved Waveform Optimization

 Linear System Modeling of a Mechanical Ventilator BE 3317 12/13/2018 Malik Ibrahim, Tom Overman, Barsha Bogati, Joselyne White Group 7 Introduction A mechanical ventilator is an automated machine which provides assistance in breathing, primarily used  by the  patients having difficulty in breathing, unstable health condition, recovery from illness and other various health issues. As … Read more

Improve Protein-Protein Docking Models with ProQDock: Evaluating Performance and Correlation

 Introduction Current day bioinformatics and structural modelling has been faced with the question of how particular molecules of interest interact with certain counterparts of cells like other proteins. Protein to protein interaction has been studied as it emphasises that proteins rarely act alone due to their functions needing to be regulated. Many physical contacts … Read more

Combatting Ignorance and Bigotry in Schools: Redressing the Racial Achievement Gap

 Ignorance and bigotry are insidious traits that manifest themselves in varying scales of severity, ostentatious in obvious circumstances but with the ability to trickle down our institutions and have a precocious impact on those whom these perceptions are directed towards. Because these traits have been ubiquitous for centuries in the United States, even the … Read more

The Influence of Strain Theory: Robert Merton’s and Émile Durkheim’s Impact on Deviancy

 In 1938, within his article “Social Structure and Anomie”, American sociologist Robert Merton developed Strain Theory. Heavily influenced by French sociologist Émile Durkheim’s ‘anomie’ theory, a microlevel theory focused on suicide in which Durkheim argued that characteristics of whole communities influence suicide rates, separate of the particular individuals living in those communities (Inderbitzen et … Read more

Exploring the Consequences of School Accountability Measures: A Meta-Analysis

 Background School accountability measures began in the late 1990s as a way for policymakers to monitor public schools and student achievement. The No Child Left Behind Act was the first push from the federal government for accountability, mandating states to measure student achievement through standardized tests. School accountability has focused mainly on tests, and … Read more

Follow Marco Polo’s footsteps: Chinese firms crossing the Silk Road to MEDCs’ tech

 Nowadays, following Marco Polo’s footsteps, Chinese companies are crossing the Silk Road, that, in XII Century, lead the Italian merchant to China’s unknown wonders. Since ambition and curiosity established a bridge connecting Venice to China, Chinese companies attracted by developed countries’ technologies and knowledge, are crossing it 900 years later. The phenomena registered has … Read more