Research Questions

This project will enable you to take a position on a controversial topic, build your argument, and try to convince your audience of the validity of your reasoning. You should choose 1 of the 4 following topics for your project. In organizing your paper, consider who your audience is and think about how you can […]

This activity will address module outcome 3. Upon completion of this activity, you will be able to:• Describe current military leadership barriers (CO4)In this course, you will write several reflective papers. They are reflective because in addition to being based on your readings and research, you will be asked to finish each paper with a

The Midterm Exam will evaluate what you read and learned in the first 3 modules. It consists of 4 essay questions. All 4 essay questions must be answered to the best of your ability by the end of Module 4. Each answer should be 300-500 words (1.5-2 pages) in length.

Topic Selection Introduction to the ActivityFor your Final Project, consider a problem you see in the workplace which can be solved with an effective solution such as a product, event, creation of a job, etc. You will research the problem, how the problem developed and discover what product, event, occupation, etc. would attempt to address

Reflective Essay — The “Veil of Ignorance” This activity addresses module outcome 3. Upon completion of this activity, you will be able to:• Describe the use of the “veil of ignorance” to make an ethical decision (CO3).In this course you will write several reflective papers. They are reflective because in addition to being based on

Creative Processes in Computers, Biology and NeuroscienceIntroductionHow might our daily interactions with technology change our abilities to create? How much of our creative potential is innate? Although much of this research is in its earliest stages, the questions they are asking may have a profound impact on our problem-solving abilities. This activity aligns with module

Principles, Credibility, and Trust in Military Strategic Communications The purpose of this section is to study a communications principles model to help military leaders, planners, communications practitioners, and all military personnel to establish, preserve and strengthen public trust in and the credibility of the U.S. military (U.S. Joint Forces Command, 2010).The Strategic Communications Principles Model

The Role of DIMEThis activity will address module outcome 1. Upon completion of this activity, you will be able to:• Assess the Applications of DIME to achieve strategic objectives. (CO2)Although the military wins battles and wars, it is necessary for the implementation of all elements of power to achieve national objectives. In the last few

Analyze an Additional Unique ProductBuilding on the skills you have learned since Module 2, you are asked to analyze an additional unique product collaboratively, also creating another group presentation to present your results. Embrace this opportunity to improve on your results from the Module 2 analysis, building your skills with presentation tools (if you’d like

Strategic Communications Challenges Affecting Military OperationsThis activity will address module outcomes 2 & 3. Upon completion of this activity, you will be able to:• Synthesize military communications challenges (CO2)• Apply Strategic Communications as part of the Information element of power (CO2)In part one of this discussion, we will focus on strategic communications and explore SC