Category: Engineering

i have posted two files one have the question and the other file have the solution, i just want to paraphrase it.

this is to prepare MR (material requisition) for stack of thermal oxidizer (Ladders and platforms with hand rails & gratings).. I have attached General Arrangement Drawing with details needed and specifications needed.. please follow the specifications and the sample I attached too. please ignore all flanges and nozzles as this only for ladders and platforms.

My document is almost done but my instructor wrote some comments in RED color to modify them + I need you guys to edit it and proofreading

Provide evidence from assignment 1 case study and provide technical solutions by powerpoint presentation.

Field I am interested in is Engineering, if you need a more specific one, Electrical Engineering.
Report on a field you are interested in learning about (mostly likely the one you are going into, but doesn’t have to be).
This is a formal business report and will use APA citations and a References page. That should be done by now if you did the “first step” At least one must be from the SC library and Onet is another required one.
Visuals: photos of people in the field in action, equipment or famous person in the field or a well-known facility
Graphs and tables for salaries etc. Two of these need to be ones you made yourself.
The following are suggestions for Main and Sub categories (you can name them what you want—these were brainstormed in class). So, your headers in your report will reflect these too. You may use them all (and some can be combined—for example: Salary and Benefits as a main and then sub categories under it). But it is YOUR job to research what the reader needs to know, so add some of your own too that pertain specifically to your field.
Education requirements
Salary
Median and Mean Salaries
Required skill set
Preferred Skills
Growth potential
Degree/education/certifications
Dress code
Soft skills
Geographical areas of jobs in the U.S. and abroad
Benefits and vacation
Remote opportunities
Health risks
Physical requirements
Travel requirements
Continuing education opportunities
Technology used in the field
Languages that would be valuable
Software skills
Work environment (materials etc and office settings, work from home, travel etc.)
Equipment and materials
Hierarchy and management patterns
Pathways and patterns of growth—from management to other paths
Average hours and schedule
Work Culture and style
Job Satisfaction and happiness
PLEASE CITE FORM THIS WEBSITE AND ONLY THIS ONE 🙂 https://www.onetonline.org/
I attached some examples and orginal text for directions

Contemporary issues essay 20 Possible Points
12/8/2023
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Research four or more contemporary, primary-research, scholarly articles on a subject of engineering that you find interesting (It does not have to be electrical engineering per se, but should be related to electrical engineering). At least three articles must be IEEE publications. Write a 2-page literature review based on those articles (10-12 point font with a line spacing of about 16 points). Your report will be graded based on the rubric below. (Note: the results of the 100-point rubric are divided by 5 to get a score in the range 0-20 points).
Criterion
Poor (1-3 points)
Fair(4-7 points)
Good (8-10 points)
Subject Matter 20%
(double points)
Has no scholarly articles, or all scholarly articles are over 3 years old.
Has a contemporary scholarly article, but it is not primary research or not from a major publication.
Has one or more scholarly, primary- research articles from major publication(s).
Paragraph and Section Structure 10%
Paragraphs and sections are poorly organized and hinder document navigation.
Paragraphs and sections and are generally well organized and do not hinder navigation.
Paragraphs and sections are all well organized and aid document navigation.
Clarity 10%
The report is unclear and the reader has difficulty understanding the points.
The report is mostly understandable but some sentences must be reread to clarify points.
The report is clear and can be understood after a single reading.

Conciseness 10%
The report contains a substantial amount of unnecessary or redundant verbiage.
The report contains little unnecessary or redundant verbiage.
The report contains no unnecessary or redundant verbiage and sentences get right to the point.
Completeness 10%
The report leaves many unanswered question.
The report leaves few unanswered question.
The report leaves no unanswered questions.
Figures, Tables and Equations 10%
The report contains less than 2 figures, tables or equations, or the figures tables and equations are unclear and do not support the text.
The report contains at least two figures, tables or equations which are either clear or support the text.
All figures, tables and equations are clear, labeled and support the text.
Mechanics 10%
Sentences are poorly written with numerous errors in spelling, word choice, punctuation or grammar.
Sentences are generally well written with a few errors in spelling, word choice, punctuation or grammar.
Sentences are all well written with almost no errors in spelling, word choice, punctuation or grammar.
Citations 10%
None of the statements or non-original figures in the text have citations.
Some of the statements or non-original figures in the text have citations.
All statements and figures have citations where appropriate.
References 10%
The report fails to cite any sources, does not use an acceptable citation format or references Wikipedia.
Most but not all sources are correctly cited or cited using an unacceptable format.
All sources are cited correctly using an appropriate format.

Field I am interested in is Engineering, if you need a more specific one, Electrical Engineering.
Report on a field you are interested in learning about (mostly likely the one you are going into, but doesn’t have to be).
This is a formal business report and will use APA citations and a References page. That should be done by now if you did the “first step” At least one must be from the SC library and Onet is another required one.
Visuals: photos of people in the field in action, equipment or famous person in the field or a well-known facility
Graphs and tables for salaries etc. Two of these need to be ones you made yourself.
The following are suggestions for Main and Sub categories (you can name them what you want—these were brainstormed in class). So, your headers in your report will reflect these too. You may use them all (and some can be combined—for example: Salary and Benefits as a main and then sub categories under it). But it is YOUR job to research what the reader needs to know, so add some of your own too that pertain specifically to your field.
Education requirements
Salary
Median and Mean Salaries
Required skill set
Preferred Skills
Growth potential
Degree/education/certifications
Dress code
Soft skills
Geographical areas of jobs in the U.S. and abroad
Benefits and vacation
Remote opportunities
Health risks
Physical requirements
Travel requirements
Continuing education opportunities
Technology used in the field
Languages that would be valuable
Software skills
Work environment (materials etc and office settings, work from home, travel etc.)
Equipment and materials
Hierarchy and management patterns
Pathways and patterns of growth—from management to other paths
Average hours and schedule
Work Culture and style
Job Satisfaction and happiness
PLEASE CITE FORM THIS WEBSITE AND ONLY THIS ONE 🙂 https://www.onetonline.org/
I attached some examples and orginal text for directions

Contemporary issues essay 20 Possible Points
12/8/2023
Add Comment
Details
Research four or more contemporary, primary-research, scholarly articles on a subject of engineering that you find interesting (It does not have to be electrical engineering per se, but should be related to electrical engineering). At least three articles must be IEEE publications. Write a 2-page literature review based on those articles (10-12 point font with a line spacing of about 16 points). Your report will be graded based on the rubric below. (Note: the results of the 100-point rubric are divided by 5 to get a score in the range 0-20 points).
Criterion
Poor (1-3 points)
Fair(4-7 points)
Good (8-10 points)
Subject Matter 20%
(double points)
Has no scholarly articles, or all scholarly articles are over 3 years old.
Has a contemporary scholarly article, but it is not primary research or not from a major publication.
Has one or more scholarly, primary- research articles from major publication(s).
Paragraph and Section Structure 10%
Paragraphs and sections are poorly organized and hinder document navigation.
Paragraphs and sections and are generally well organized and do not hinder navigation.
Paragraphs and sections are all well organized and aid document navigation.
Clarity 10%
The report is unclear and the reader has difficulty understanding the points.
The report is mostly understandable but some sentences must be reread to clarify points.
The report is clear and can be understood after a single reading.

Conciseness 10%
The report contains a substantial amount of unnecessary or redundant verbiage.
The report contains little unnecessary or redundant verbiage.
The report contains no unnecessary or redundant verbiage and sentences get right to the point.
Completeness 10%
The report leaves many unanswered question.
The report leaves few unanswered question.
The report leaves no unanswered questions.
Figures, Tables and Equations 10%
The report contains less than 2 figures, tables or equations, or the figures tables and equations are unclear and do not support the text.
The report contains at least two figures, tables or equations which are either clear or support the text.
All figures, tables and equations are clear, labeled and support the text.
Mechanics 10%
Sentences are poorly written with numerous errors in spelling, word choice, punctuation or grammar.
Sentences are generally well written with a few errors in spelling, word choice, punctuation or grammar.
Sentences are all well written with almost no errors in spelling, word choice, punctuation or grammar.
Citations 10%
None of the statements or non-original figures in the text have citations.
Some of the statements or non-original figures in the text have citations.
All statements and figures have citations where appropriate.
References 10%
The report fails to cite any sources, does not use an acceptable citation format or references Wikipedia.
Most but not all sources are correctly cited or cited using an unacceptable format.
All sources are cited correctly using an appropriate format.

Hello, I was looking for some help with this networking assignment. I attached the instructions and also a pdf copy of the book we use if you need to refer to anything from the book. We are not allowed to use AI / Chat GBT

I am attaching the instructions. I am also attaching the questions and answers, but I need them reworded because it is only 196 words and I need to make it 300-500 words. Please also attach 3 reputable references to it and cite them APA style in the answers.