Essay Undergraduate 632 words

Salvador Dawning (2011): Race, Inequality, and the Black Movement in Brazil

A critical review of Salvador Dawning (2011), a documentary exploring racism, poverty, and the Black Movement in Brazil's Salvador da Bahia region.

Social Issues

~4 min read

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Essay Undergraduate 1,216 words

Emerging Technologies in Virtual Organizations: An IS Overview

Explores five emerging IS technologies in virtual organizations—co-opetition, contact centers, client management, identity management, and anti-phishing.

Technology

~7 min read

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Essay Undergraduate 600 words

Broken Windows Theory: Crime, Disorder, and Community Safety

An analysis of Wilson and Kelling's Broken Windows theory, exploring how disorder, community policing, and public perception shape neighborhood safety.

Sociology

~3 min read

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Essay Undergraduate 988 words

Improving Middle School Math: Lessons from TIMSS Research

A review of Silver's TIMSS-based analysis of U.S. middle school math performance, with supporting research on curriculum, instruction, and student self-confidence.

Education

~5 min read

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Essay Undergraduate 1,497 words

UNIX Skills and Job Marketability in the Modern Era

Explore how UNIX programming, system administration, and mobile OS development skills translate into career paths, salaries, and certifications in today's job market.

Technology

~8 min read

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Essay Undergraduate 525 words

Databases as Strategic Assets: SOA and BPM Integration

Explores how Service-Oriented Architecture and Business Process Management are transforming databases from functional tools into strategic organizational assets.

Technology

~3 min read

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Essay Undergraduate 949 words

ERP System Deployments: China vs. North America Compared

Analyzes key success factors for ERP and IT system deployments in China versus North America, covering change management, infrastructure, and government relations.

Technology

~5 min read

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Essay Undergraduate 2,618 words

Crime, Punishment, and Justice in Great Expectations

Explores how Dickens uses crime, guilt, and class inequality in Great Expectations to examine the gap between legal justice and true morality.

Literature

~14 min read

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Reflection Paper Undergraduate 351 words

African American Language History: Smitherman's Perspective

A reflection on Smitherman's Talkin and Testifyin exploring how slavery, cultural identity, and dialect shaped African American language development.

Communications

~2 min read

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Research Paper Undergraduate 1,913 words

Cellular Phone Culture: Hong Kong vs. North America

Explores why cellular phones are more deeply embedded in Hong Kong culture than North America, comparing infrastructure, SMS use, and sociological theories.

Sociology

~10 min read

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