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ITCC 231 Week 4 Assignment Help | american-public-university-system
Link for APA Style: http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/01/
Instructions: Address the following:
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Find a professional article online written for people in your field.
Identify the intended reader and purpose. Write description of the
article describing the elements in the article that helped you identify the
reader and purpose. Be sure to include the URL of the article.
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Study your school's Web site. Imagine you are a potential transfer
student looking for a new school. Analyze the usefulness of the information
available and how easy it is to locate information about various majors and
directions about applying for admission. Identify 2-3 features of the Web site
you would change in some way. Support your answer with citations from the text.
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The following bulletin at a large manufacturing company provides
guidelines for the plant security supervisors in assigning duties to the plant
security guards at five separate plants. Revise and reorganize to make the
bulletin easier to read and more useful to the supervisors. All supervisors
must be conscious of the need to reduce costs and properly use available
security guards int he most effective manner. Consider staggering the start and
quit times to ensure a larger force during the peak demand hours. Every effort
should be made to eliminate nonsecurity service functions, such as airport
pickup, mail runs, drives to banks, drives to medical centers, parcel pickup.
The supervisors should regularly review the schedule to be sure the coverage
meets the needs of the plant. Guards assigned to gates should advise the shift
supervisors whenever they leave their posts, including for lunch break.
Nonsecurity service functions should be contracted out if possible. Drives to
banks should be performed by the responsible department, but a department may
request a security guard escort. Guards assigned to patrols, shipping and
receiving docks, and special surveillance should tell the shift supervisors
when they leave their assigned task, even for the lunch break. Supervisors
should consider combining spot checks with regular duties of guards. For
example, if a guard must open a gate and passes the trash center, the guard can
spot check the trash pickup on the way to or from opening the gate. Supervisors
must know about outside employment of guards. These outside activities should
not adversely affect the security arrangements at the plant. In general,
security guards should not also work at racetracks or casinos, or any places
associated with gambling. Guards also should not be in partnership with
co-workers since that relationship could negatively affect plant security.
Supervisors need to check attendance records regularly. Frequent illness
may indicate the guard cannot do the physical tasks appropriately. Questionable
illness reports should be checked. Guards who operate small businesses may
resist the normal rotation because it will interfere with their outside
employment. Security requires a 7-day operation.
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Find a real-world letter, memo, bulletin, pamphlet, or report online.
Identify specific style problems. Evaluate the style and clarity of the
document, and identify specific areas where revision would help
readers. Support you answers with citations from the text. Be sure to
include a url to the document you are evaluating.
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Find a Web site you use frequently and analyze how you use it. How easy
is it to find the features you want to see? Has the home page changed since you
began using it? Can you recall which features were redesigned? How consistent
is the placement of navigation links on the pages you use? How informative are
the headings and page titles? Are there any distracting elements? Are the
graphics helpful or simply decorative? Are there moving graphics or text? If
so, do they enhance the usefulness of the site? Write a memo to your
instructor, analyzing the design of the Web site. Support your answers with
citations from the text. Be sure to include the url.
Find the home pages for the
following: a) Ford Motor Company, b) Chrysler, and c) General Motors. Analyze
the design features of these home pages in terms of users who are seniors or
have problems making precise movements with the mouse. Report your findings to
your instructor in a memo.