As a reminder, the final paper is due by May 14, 2022. The paper should be 10-15

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As a reminder, the final paper is due by May 14, 2022.
The paper should be 10-15 pages in length, double spaced, citations for all statements that you quote (i.e., if it is a fact, then you must have a citation—a graduate paper is not about your opinion), and most important of all, the paper must be proof-read.
INSTRUCTIONS!!!!
Introduction
Identify and briefly describe the issue(s) you will address in this paper.
Policy Analysis/Program Evaluation
Define what policy analysis/program evaluation is, and why you should be involved in this effort on a daily basis. Why is it important to assess public policies?
Your Policy Evaluation
What is the subject of your analysis/evaluation? What prior research/literature exists on your subject; that is, has anyone ever examined it before?
Describe how to assess your strategies/programs?
How will you evaluation this effort, what method(s) will you used to evaluate your policy/program?
Conclusion
Provide a brief summary of this chapter. I call this your “elevator speech;” that is, when you enter the elevator with your boss, you have less one minute to state your case to conduct the evaluation.

Discuss the use of virtual technology.

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Write 5 pages thesis on the topic the use of virtual technology. The virtual environment utilizes interaction metaphors differently from traditional computer systems. for example, because the user has the freedom of walking and standing makes more sense to point in the 3D space rather than using other interaction devices such as a mouse (Sheth, & Stabb 637).

The Duke immersive Virtual Environment is composed of a fourth 6- sided CAVE like system. It was officially unveiled online in 2006 in the United States of America at Duke University. The room is a cuboid representation with measurements of 3 meters in width, length, and height. The room has a stereoscopic rear projected room fitted with a head, hand tracking, and real-time computer graphics. The six surfaces of the room, the floor, the four walls, and the ceiling all function as the screens onto which the computer graphics are displayed. This technology offers a full immersive of the user into the virtual world, enabling them to interact with the virtual objects (Sheth, & Stabb 649).

Depth of information includes the quality data and information interchanged during simulations and interaction between the users and the DiVE systems. The depth of information includes everything about the immersive such as the quality of the video graphics, the quality of the audio, and the display units’ resolution.

The breadth of information. this component consists of numerous sensory dimensions that are simultaneously presented. The virtual environment is usually described as having a wide breadth of information to simulate all the human senses of touch, taste, audio, visual, sound, and smell. The DiVE system exploits majorly the visual and audio, creating a good virtual environment for its users.

Choose (3) poems we have read in the past few weeks and write an essay which inc

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Choose (3) poems we have read in the past few weeks and write an essay which includes your analysis of each poem. To do this, you must find connections/similarities which allow you to link the poems together with a thesis that describes the connection you want to focus on between the poems. To help you envision and plan your essay, please refer to the poetry analysis template in Module 2. Ultimately, this essay will be three pages in length.
The Poems from moduel 2.
Carol Ann Davis, “Tips From My Father”’
Stevie Smith, “Not Waving but Drowning”
Elizabeth Bishop “The Fish”
Dylan Thomas, “Do Not Go Gentle…”
Francis, The Pitcher, Brooks, We Real Cool
E. Housman “To an Athlete Dying Young”
Bob Dylan “Tangled Up in Blue”
Eead about Gender/Feminist Criticism from Module
Marge Piercy, “Barbie Doll”
Edna St. Vincent Millay, “What Lips My Lips Have Kissed”
Sylvia Plath, “Metaphors” and “Daddy”
Impressing your Audience
The audience of your essay is essentially your professor. To help you visualize what I like to see in a piece of writing for this course, I have created the following Outline Template for a Literary Analysis Essay. Before embarking on the writing process for your first essay, I strongly urge you to review the file and even download it and use it as a template which will look very much like a rough draft. Try it!
The following template specializes on writing about poetry and can serve as a general outline for your essay. You will have to decide what your essay should include or not include. Just be sure your explication is thorough and organized.

Final Paper

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It is due by November 13th. Let me know how much and I will pay. Make sure it is not plagiarized