Remember that modernist poemsCapture the cynicism and disappointment many people felt toward outdated nineteenth-century ideasFocus on the complexities of modern lifeHighlight the alienation of the individual in the modern worldBreak with past literary traditions and stylesEmploy references to diverse cultures, belief systems, and historiesUse experimental language and techniques, such as drawing a distinct line between the poet and the speaker and writing from multiple perspectives and in different voicesYour rewrite must incorporate at least three of the six listed characteristics of modernism. To do so, imagine yourself as a poet in the early twentieth century, and imagine your rewrite as an attempt to update the outdated elements of the nineteenth-century work you selected. For each of the 3 you must 1) provide a brief description of each process, 2) describe how Mark Watney or one of the project teams manages this process, and 3) provide a specific example of the management of this process from the movie and why this is a good example.ĭo you think Mark Watney is a champion? Why or why not?īegin your rewrite.
Question #2 (~3 pages or 1 page each process)įor 3 of the project management processes below. How does this definition fit the movie personalities and events versus just operations management? Have a specific objective to be completed within certain specificationsĬonsume human and nonhuman resources, such as money, people, equipmentĪre multifunctional (i.e., cut across several functional lines) A project can be considered to be any series of activities and tasks that: The definition of a project as provided by Pinto (2019): A project is a unique venture with a beginning and end, conducted by people to meet established goals within parameters of cost, schedule, and quality. Only the attached textbook needs to be cited include a reference page) Do not allow your margins to be reduced by utilizing bullet point margins.
Watch the movie and answer the following questions:įollow APA formatting guidelines (i.e.
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