English essay

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Write an essay examining the use of at least one (1) modernist literary device or narrative technique in “Araby,” “The Boat,” and “The Garden Party.” Provide evidence from each story for each literary device or narrative technique identified to support your claims. Provide an analysis of the impact(s) of these literary devices or narrative techniques on each story.

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Write an essay describing at least three (3) important characteristics of the protagonists/speakings in “Araby,” “Beyond the Bayou,” and “A Cap for Steve.” Provide evidence from each story for each characteristic identified to support your claims. Provide an analysis of the similarities or differences among the figures, and comment on how having these particular characteristics influence the way each protagonist/speaker develops over the course of his or her story.

Community College Java 1 Class final DUE 6/27!!

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Hello I am willing to pay $80 for this assignment. It is a community college online programming 1 final. There are two instructional video demos: the links are https://www.3cmediasolutions.org/privid/122015?key=be5bcb131be7e7f04c59117269ef90a94692d014
and
https://www.3cmediasolutions.org/privid/127263?key=d9b5f78e5cc3f12b2364319dca32a71241e21d50
More instructions are within the zip file. They are in the index.html file as well as scattered throughout the actual java file.
It needs to be made on Eclipse IDE and named something like Assignment_5. My name is Aaron Choi, so please list that as the @author. He also requires a breif description/JavaDoc of the work done, which we have to put at the top, before the name. JavaDoc comments are indicated by /** before the comments. I have attached a screenshot with more instructions as well as the zip file containing all the files the professor provided. This is a beginner’s course, so please follow the intermediary/potentially unnecessary instructions he specifies.
Lastly, please make sure that after naming the file, you do not click finish and instead go to next, then under libraries and under classpath add an external jar. That jar will be the attached becker.zip file, which should be a jar once unzipped. Then, please do NOT make a modules path if prompted so after clicking finish during the creation of the new java project.
Please tell me if you need anything else.

write a post in which you do the following for your section:

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. In the Discussion, write a post in which you do the following for your section:

1.    Outline the key points what is the thesis(es) of your section? How can you tell? What are the main supporting points?
2.    How is the argument structured? For example, what points are made where in the paragraphs? What are the different sentences in each paragraph accomplishing? What is each paragraph accomplishing? What patterns do you see in how and where the author(s) write the sentences and paragraphs in your sections? How can we use this structure in our own writing? Would it be a useful structure/strategy for writing?
3.    Identify and define key vocabulary explain to us what that word means in the context of this article
4.    Based on your part of the reading, create a discussion question for the class to address. Ground the question in the text by referring to a specific idea or passage from the text to help illustrate or begin the question
5.    Read through the posts in the other groups, and reply with a thoughtful response to at least one post per group.

I am in the Group 6. So what I need to read is from Dirk Pg. 255, at the beginning of the paragraph that starts And now for some bad news through end of the article

Lean and agile

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The task is therefore to search for (more) and read recent scientific articles related to Lean philosophy and Agile methodology and to do:
1) a brief summary of the theory presented in the articles (eg whether the topic has been studied well / poorly and if so, in what way, how the concepts have come and relate to others)
2) summarize what results and conclusions have been reached in these research papers.
Also use as a source reference