Prompt: Strengths

Some questions to consider: What are your strengths and weaknesses? How have those affected you (positively or negatively) in the past? Would you rather work at a job that has great responsibilities or great co-workers? Are you more of a “lone wolf” or a “team player” when it comes to completing projects? Do you change based on the situation, or are you pretty consistent? Are you a small picture or big picture person, and how do you know this? Do you think one is better than the other?

Do not just answer all of these questions like you’re filling out a survey – it should all weave together into a well-written reflection. The questions above can serve as a guide, but feel free to incorporate other topics that you feel are important to you and relevant to the prompt!

Two things should be accomplished in your journal: reflection and insight. I should be able to tell that you truly took some time to think about this topic, and I should learn more about you from reading it. Your grade will depend mostly on your ability to respond to the prompt with quality content; however, conventions of writing (e.g. spelling, punctuation, grammar) will also be factored in.

Journals should be 1.5+ pages in length, double-spaced, Times New Roman 12 pt. font, with 1-inch margins.

Read the following and answer the questions that follow:

Is defendant homeowner liable in money damages in a lawsuit brought by plaintiff for his personal injury? Why or why not?

For this assignment, you will identify a current business problem and justify why change is needed.

Review Ch. 2, “Two Kinds of Reasoning,” of Critical Thinking (12th ed.).

Select a business. This may be one where you or your team members currently work or a fictional business.

Discuss a problem that currently exists within the bAusiness.

Write a 350- to 700-word logical structures of arguments essay about the business problem. Include the following:

• Summarize the issue.
• Identify the rules of logic that should have been applied to the issue.
• Create five arguments for change.
• Explain how the rules of logic helped you determine the five effective arguments for change that you presented.

Format your assignment according to APA guidelines. 

About me: I am a computer science major, studied at Glendale Community college Arizona. I am trying to get into university transfer. I have finished my Associate in Science. I am very hard worker like challenges and do anything literally to finish my career.

You’ll need to answer 4 questions: One question is required, and 3 are your choice.

We realize that not all questions apply to all applicants, so be sure to select the 3 questions that you believe give us the best information about you.

All 8 questions are given equal consideration in the application review process. Responses to each question should be between 250-350 words.

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