Provide a brief description of the scenario.
Decision making is a critical component to programming, no matter the language. Just as decisions in your day to day life can change the outcome of real life scenarios, we can use similar decision making structures to change the flow of our applications to respond to events or provide different output. The lecture provided an example of a GPS system using decision making to determine the best route to avoid traffic. That example had 2 main branches – if traffic is backed up on the express way, continue on rd, otherwise enter expressway. Consider a real-world example of where decision making can be applied to answer the following. Depending on your scenario, a program with the appropriate inputs / sensors could make these decisions and execute the actions automatically!
- Provide a brief description of the scenario.
- Explain whether the decision branches are complex or simple and how many “branches” are there.
- Describe the result or action of at least two branches
You stop a vehicle for running a stop sign. When you walk up to the car you smell a strong odor of alcohol emanating from the inside of the car. The driver is a female about 30 years old. Her speech is slurred, her eyes or bloodshot. You see a spilled beer laying on the floorboard of the car. There is a small child in a car seat in the back of the car. You ask the woman to step out of the car. She refuses and tells you, you will have to drag her out of the car. Was your stop based on probable cause or reasonable suspicion?
You stop a vehicle for running a stop sign. When you walk up to the car you smell a strong odor of alcohol emanating from the inside of the car. The driver is a female about 30 years old. Her speech is slurred, her eyes or bloodshot. You see a spilled beer laying on the floorboard of the car. There is a small child in a car seat in the back of the car. You ask the woman to step out of the car. She refuses and tells you, you will have to drag her out of the car. Was your stop based on probable cause or reasonable suspicion? Do you have probable cause to arrest her? For what? Can you use force to remove her from the car? Justify your actions?
You are patrolling near the mall at 4:30 pm. You see a man grab a purse from a woman walking to her car and knock her to the ground. The man starts running through the parking lot. He sees you and drops the purse but continues running away. Do you have probable cause or reasonable suspicion? Can you stop or arrest the man? What if he doesn’t stop? What would you do? Justify your actions.
You are patrolling near the mall at 4:30 pm. You see a man grab a purse from a woman walking to her car and knock her to the ground. The man starts running through the parking lot. He sees you and drops the purse but continues running away. Do you have probable cause or reasonable suspicion? Can you stop or arrest the man? What if he doesn’t stop? What would you do? Justify your actions.
Do you have probable cause or reasonable suspicion?
You are patrolling at 2 am in June. You see a man standing on the side of a Subway sandwich shop that is open 24 hours. The man is peeking around the corner and he puts on a ski mask. The man sees your patrol car, removes the ski mask, and begins walking away from the Subway. Do you have probable cause or reasonable suspicion? Do you have justification to stop the man? Would you frisk the man? Write a short paragraph explaining what you would do and justify your actions?
Explain in your own words what the source is about.
For our first activity in Week 1, you named a topic that you are curious about.
( I talked about fashion, so please do it about fashion)
Now it’s time for you to follow your curiosity and find information to help you address the gaps in your knowledge!
For this project:
- Find 4 sources related to your topic. Any sources.
- Give credit to these sources in any way that makes sense to you.
- Explain in your own words what the source is about.
- Explain in your own words why the source is valuable to your research.
- Submit your work in any format that makes sense to you or which seems appropriate to the task. ( I prefer MLA format)
This is about what makes the most sense to you. There are no rules about what types of sources you find or how you give credit to those sources. There are no rules about the format of your work.
You will receive full credit for this project for simply meeting the criteria above. Although the format of the Bibliography is up to you, I must be able to tell that you have followed the criteria listed above for full credit. For this assignment, I will not be grading you on the quality of your work or giving you feedback.
Integrate multidimensional nursing interventions when caring for clients with hematological disorders.
Integrate multidimensional nursing interventions when caring for clients with hematological disorders.
Prioritize nursing care strategies for clients with cardiovascular disorders.
Prioritize nursing care strategies for clients with cardiovascular disorders.
Compare strategies for safe, effective multidimensional nursing practice when providing care for clients with lower respiratory disorders.
Compare strategies for safe, effective multidimensional nursing practice when providing care for clients with lower respiratory disorders.
Apply strategies for safe, effective multidimensional nursing practice when providing care for clients with upper respiratory disorders.
Apply strategies for safe, effective multidimensional nursing practice when providing care for clients with upper respiratory disorders.
Determine appropriate multidimensional nursing interventions for clients with disorders of the urinary system.
Determine appropriate multidimensional nursing interventions for clients with disorders of the urinary system.
