MGMT 221 MODULE 5 Assignment Help

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MGMT 221 MODULE 5 ASSIGNMENT 1

ASSIGNMENT 1

Research Project: Milestone 2

Milestone 2: MIS Topics 1 and 2

In your role as an employee at a medium-to-large aviation-related business, it's time to drill down to the specifics for two of the Management Information Systems you selected. As you perform research and compose your data, remember that you are in a mid-to-upper level management position and have significant decision-making influence with your company.

Milestone 2 Deliverable

and Resources page.

Begin working on Milestone 2 by first resaving the corrected Milestone 1 document as a new Milestone 2 working document. Rename the corrected Milestone 1 file, changing the Milestone number in the filename from "1" to "2."

Review the five Management Information System topics from the list that you selected while working on the Milestone 1 assignment. Conduct research and compose scholarly data on two of the topics.

The minimum number of full pages of double-spaced text in the Body of Text section that you are required to compose and submit in the Milestone 2 assignment is four.

The Title Page, Abstract, Conclusion, and Reference List pages are not considered part of the Body of Text section.

A minimum of two primary reference sources outside of the course textbook are required to be cited and referenced in the Milestone 2 assignment document submission.

As you do your research, keep up the Reference List page and make notes for the Conclusion page of your final draft document.

Use Turnitin to screen for citation and plagiarism issues; this submission does not go into the main repository.

The Milestone 2 Rubric will be used to grade your Milestone 2 assignment document submission.

Milestone 2 is due by the end of Module 5.

Research Project Discussion

Throughout the different stages of working on your Research Project paper, use the Research Project Discussion to ask questions or share information that may help your peers. This is mainly a peer-to-peer and instructor-to-class forum. Side discussions are welcome but know that all of the students in the course can review your posted data and comments. Your instructor will check the posts to ensure that the questions being asked are answered accurately or to clarify statements.