Home Fires, by Kamila Shamsie

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The purpose of a literary analysis essay is to carefully examine a work of literature or
an aspect of a work of literature. As with any ana
lysis, this requires you to break the
subject down into its component parts.
Your essay will focus on a certain aspect of the novel Home Fire by Kamila
Shamsie.
You are not simply concerned with what the story is about but with how the
text is construct
ed and why the writer might have selected certain literary devices or
language choices. The aim is to be critical and analytical more than descriptive. You must
center your analysis around a central question about the work looking at how setting and
themes
are used along with other literary devices make the story larger than itself.
You
will formulate this research question yourself.

Analytical Report on the key issues

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Comparing Companies: Nigerian Brewery, Golden Guinea Brewery, and Champion Brewery

Select a company and three competitors from the same industry and prepare an analytical report in which you will critically evaluate, analyze, discuss and comment on the key issues in the financial appraisal. You can select a company from your own industry.
You will be expected to use the latest financial statements of the companies.
The report will make reference to scholarly research and explicitly address the following:
• An analysis of the current business and financial health of your company. You are expected to employ financial ratios and the Altman Z-score (specific formulas for different types of companies) to examine the financial health of your chosen company in comparison to its competitors.
• A research evaluation and critical analysis of the industry sector and a financial analysis of three other companies in the same sector (using various RRU library database).
• You can benchmark based on prior years’ data.
• A critical appraisal of the financial strengths and weaknesses of your chosen company compared to the listed competitors.
• A critical evaluation of the financial techniques (i.e., ratio and the Z-score) applied in the analysis.
• Recommendations suitable for your company on how they can achieve the changes you feel are necessary.

Sample Solution

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Lab: Issues Related to Sharing Consumers’ Confidential Information

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When consumers provide personal information for a product or service, the assumption is the receiving company will exercise due diligence to protect their information. Bear in mind there is no all-purpose federal law mandating personal data should be protected, only certain industry-specific laws, for example, health care and financial. But even without an overarching mandate, most companies will attempt to protect your personal data just to avoid a charge of negligence should a privacy breach occur.

One nonprofit organization that monitors how well companies guard personal dataamong other missionsis the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF). EFFs purpose is to defend free speech, privacy, innovation, and consumer rights. This lab takes a look at a class-action lawsuit filed by EFF.

Instruction

In this lab, you will explain the privacy issues related to an EFF case study, you will identify U.S. privacy law violations and their implications, and you will assess the impact of those violations on consumer confidential information.

Related Document: Download and review the attached document before you get started:

Case Study on Issues Related to Sharing Consumers Confidential Information [MS-Word, File Size 15 KB]

Deliverables:

In your Lab Report File, you will include the following:

    Explain the mission statement of the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF).
    Relate privacy issues in the case study to any personal or individual laws in the United States.
    Identify U.S. citizen privacy law violations and their implications for privacy and confidential information in the case study.
    Assess the impact of these violations on consumers confidential information from a legal, ethical, and information systems security perspective

Ad Analysis

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Choose an advertisement, either on television, on the radio, on the internet, or in print.

Describe and analyze the advertisement by answering the following items:

Where did you find the ad?
Briefly describe the scenario depicted in the ad.
What product is being advertised?
Identify the main claim in that advertisement.
Is the claim credible? Why or why not?
What might make the claim more credible? What might make it less credible?

Sample Solution

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