Homework Help for Communications

class-Fashion Design

1. What is the difference between shape and form?

2. Explain and define two color schemes that a color wheel could help you identify.

3. Why is good communication essential for successful designers, whether they are working solo or within a group?

4. Think about what we know about the psychology of color. Then explain how you would use the psychology of color to complete a design project. The project could be creating an outfit or accessory, assembling a wardrobe as a personal shopper, designing a logo, or a design-related project of your choice.

5. Explain how your design choice for the color scheme of an outfit for a client’s job interview would differ from that of an outfit for a client’s prom or homecoming dance.

Class- Fashion Design

Imagine that a friend, family member, or teacher is trying to discourage you from pursuing a career in fashion on the grounds that fashion is not very important. What could you tell them about the psychological, physiological, or social factors related to design and design service processes that might persuade them to change their mind?

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"Push factors" are reasons that people want to leave their home countries and move to a new country. "Pull factors" are the characteristics of the countries that make people want to immigrate to them. Common push factors include political unrest or lack of opportunity. Common pull factors include job opportunities and, when the United States is concerned, democracy.

Look at each of the following countries:

Mexico

China

Philippines

India

Vietnam

Use the CIA World Fact book to identify the net migration rate of the countries.

https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/

Then use a search engine with key words such as "net migration France" to identify the push and pull factors that inform the net migration numbers.

The CIA World Fact book data may also inform your reasons. For example, countries with a negative net migration rate may have high unemployment data.

Write a paragraph about each country that includes the following:

The net migration rate of the country

Information about the cultural characteristics of the people of each country

Information about the economy of each country

Information about reasons for migration (push and pull factors)

Class:Fashion Design

What are some professional or youth organizations related to the type of design that most interests you? If such an organization does not yet exist, how could you start one? Discuss the purposes and functions of such an organization and the roles and responsibilities of its members. If needed, conduct some quick online research.

Class: Fashion Design

1. What is the difference between a fashion designer and a technical designer?

2. What would be a good entry-level position if you wanted to be a buyer? How would this position help you grow in the field?

3. Name two kinds of businesses that you could start in the fashion industry and explain what skills you would need to start them.

4. What skills does being an accessory designer require that being a sales representative does not?

5. What are the advantages and disadvantages of being an entrepreneur in the fashion industry rather than working for someone else?

You may have personal views about stem cell research and nanotechnology. Our rapid technological advancement moves us forward quickly. Can science and morality coexist? Consider this question carefully. What specific examples support your response?

1. Why does the U.S. presence in Iraq pose an ethical dilemma? 

2. Name three specific reasons for the GPI to show less growth in economic health than the GDP. 

3. Name the four analytic indicators of globalization's effect and pick one country to examine with each indicator. 

4. Ethical dilemmas often come with a country's advancements in technology. Why do you think this is so? Include one of the more prominent dilemmas of the 20th century in your answer. 

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1. Why does the U.S. presence in Iraq pose an ethical dilemma? 

2. Name three specific reasons for the GPI to show less growth in economic health than the GDP. 

3. Name the four analytic indicators of globalization's effect and pick one country to examine with each indicator. 

4. Ethical dilemmas often come with a country's advancements in technology. Why do you think this is so? Include one of the more prominent dilemmas of the 20th century in your answer. 

You may have personal views about stem cell research and nanotechnology. Our rapid technological advancement moves us forward quickly. Can science and morality coexist? Consider this question carefully. What specific examples support your response?

Follow the picture for a better understanding.

In paragraph format.

"Push factors" are reasons that people want to leave their home countries and move to a new country. "Pull factors" are the characteristics of the countries that make people want to immigrate to them. Common push factors include political unrest or lack of opportunity. Common pull factors include job opportunities and, when the United States is concerned, democracy.

Look at each of the following countries:

Mexico

China

Philippines

India

Vietnam

Use the CIA World Fact book to identify the net migration rate of the countries.

https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/

Then use a search engine with key words such as "net migration France" to identify the push and pull factors that inform the net migration numbers.

The CIA World Fact book data may also inform your reasons. For example, countries with a negative net migration rate may have high unemployment data.

Write a paragraph about each country that includes the following:

The net migration rate of the country

Information about the cultural characteristics of the people of each country

Information about the economy of each country

Information about reasons for migration (push and pull factors)

Examine the following cartoon. What does it suggest about U.S. foreign policy when it comes to Iran and Israel?

The picture for #3 is provided in the image.

1. What are the two main classifications of terrorist groups? Give an example of each.

2. When studying the foreign policy of a president, what three things should you examine?

3. Examine the following cartoon. What does it suggest about U.S. foreign policy when it comes to Iran and Israel?

4. What are social dichotomies? Identify and define four sets of social dichotomies that exist in the United States.

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We have examined globalization's effect on China. What about India? During the Cold War, while India sought to maintain a non-hostile relationship with the Soviet Union, U.S relations with India were cold. Relations with India became worse when the U.S. sided with Pakistan during its conflict with India. However, India's relationship with the United States has improved since the Cold War. What impact has globalization had on our conflict with India?

Think about the previous examination of China. For this project, your job is to write the content for a new page of this course titled India and Globalization.

1. After reading your page, other students should be able to do the following:

Identify positive effects of globalization on India

Identify negative effects of globalization on India

Compare modern U.S. relations with India to relations with China

2. Your pages should include commentary with your thoughts on the following question:

Why does the U.S. have a better chance of maintaining long-term strong relations with India than it does with China?

3. Include a picture with a caption to go on your page.

You may find images using the Google image search function with key words such as: India, Globalization, industry, economy, and trade.

4. Include a list of four more websites or articles that you read to support the information on your page. (You should not include the websites below.)

Use the CIA World Fact book to review data about India's people and its economy, and then use the rest of the links to examine globalization's effects on India.

Use a search engine to find more information about globalization's effect on India by searching with the following key words: globalization, India, trade, economy, media, effect*

https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/3481855.stm

http://www.economywatch.com/economy-articles/globalization-in-india.html

http://www.eurojournals.com/RJFE%206%20goyal.pdf

http://business.mapsofindia.com/globalization/india-industry/