Need week 6 assignment help. Rubric/Instructions attached and my approved research question is attached as well. LBSU 302

Week 6, Assignment 1: Finding Articles Published in Open Access Journals For this assignment you will locate and evaluate one review or research article published in an open access journals that address at least one aspect of your research question. This assignment will not only help you work towards the annotated bibliography you will turn in at the end of Week 7, but it will also give you the opportunity to identify free, Open Access journals you can follow for your ongoing professional development. Remember that Open Access journals are free and do not require a paid subscription, unlike many of the journals you access through the Library's proprietary databases (e.g., Academic Search Premier). Please give yourself plenty of time to conduct your searches as you will be encountering new database interfaces. This assignment is worth 70 points and is due Sunday at midnight. This assignment requires you to turn in the following for the article you select: 1. A proper citation for each article using APA, MLA, or other approved citation style (NOTE: Please include your research question above the citation of the first article you list) 2. An annotation for the article 3. Notes outlining the steps you took in your research process to locate the article See more information about how to complete each assignment component listed above in Part 2 of this assignment. PART 1: Searching for Open Access Journal Articles There are a number of paths you can take to find Open Access (OA) journals. Below are two suggested collections of Open Access journals, Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) and Open Access Journals Search Engine (OAJSE). You are allowed to use other sources for Open Access journals, if you prefer. In fact you will find a number of such resources in your Badke text, Section 6.2: Google Scholar and other free academic search engines on the Net,\" pp. 133-142. Just be sure you are accessing scholarly journal articles. You can send a citation via email to your instructor if you are not sure about a particular article or journal. If you are still having difficulty locating an Open Access journal article after searching the following online collections, contact a Brandman Librarian for assistance: Lugene Rosen (lrosen@chapman.edu) or Wenling Tseng (tseng@chapman.edu). Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) www.doaj.org Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) www.doaj.org Search Tip: Enter search terms into the boxes provided under \"Articles\" (indicated Search Tip: Enter search terms into the byboxes the arrow to the left) to locate journal provided under \"Articles\" (indicated articles one or more aspects of by the relating arrow totothe left) to locate journal your research question. that of articles relating to one Please or morenote aspects DOAJ from journals your indexes researcharticles question. Please note that published around the world, so not DOAJ indexes articles from journalsall published around the world, so not all articles will be written in English. 1 Open Access Journals Search Engine (OAJSE) http://oajse.com Search Tip: Conduct a keywords search using the search box along the top of the screen to search for relevant articles within all the journals contained in the database (as indicated by the arrow to the left). You can also search for Open Access journals by subject (e.g., Education, Psychology, and Management). PART 2: Citing, Assessing, and Reflecting (What you will turn in for this assignment) Once you have decided on an article that relates to your research question, create a citation and annotation for it. Also, include the search steps you took to locate it and your rationale for doing so. Steps A-C walk you through how to construct a citation, draft an annotation, and compile your notes on your research process and search path. You can use the sample assignment provided in Week 3's Assignment 1 (Finding Books) as an example for how to format this assignment. Save your work as a doc or rtf with your name and the assignment name in the file, using Last Name_Assignment. For example, if your name was Jane Doe, you would name your assignment Doe_Assignment 1. Upload your paper to Blackboard where this assignment is located. A. Citation: For the article you select, please provide a proper citation done in one of the following formats: APA or MLA (again, other styles must be approved by instructor). If you do not have a preference for a particular style, select APA since many of your classes at Brandman will call for it. You may want to review the section \"Some tips on journal article citations\" (pp. 109-110) in your Badke text. Below are suggested guides for citing articles using APA and MLA, if you do not have the official style guide handy. APA: View the rules outlined in Purdue University's guide at http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/10/. Read the section titled \"Online Scholarly Journal Article: Citing DOIs\" (you may need to scroll down the page to locate this section).Use the example provided under \"Article from an Online Periodical with DOI Assigned\" as a model for your citation. If you cannot locate a DOI for one or both of your articles, see \"Article from an Online Periodical with no DOI Assigned.\" Please note there are a number of other ways to cite journal articles, depending on how you obtained the article (e.g., in a print version of a journal or through the journal's website). 2 MLA: View the rules outlined in the Hacker guide at http://bcs.bedfordstmartins.com/resdoc5e/RES5e_ch08_s1-0011.html#RES5e_ch08_p0391 (see \"40. Work from a database\"). B. Writing an Annotation: Write a 4-5 sentence annotation for the article you selected. The annotation should provide the following elements: o A brief summary of the article (do not copy from the abstract - write the summary in your own words!) o How you think the research article helped you gain a better understanding of your topic o How the article will enhance your research (what new ideas does it present for you that you want to research further?) C. Noting Your Research Process and Search Path: Include the search path you took and search strategies you implemented to locate the article. - End of Assignment - 3 Marissa Donez LBSU 302 Week 4 Assignment 3 July 24, 2016 What type of education, skills and characteristics do you need to become a forensic accountant? This question is directly related to my major as I am a majoring in Business Administration with emphasis in accounting. I do plan to complete a master's degree as well as get a Certified Public Accounting license. My ultimate goal is to become a forensic accountant as it involves accounting, business law, and even some psychology, all of which are areas that I enjoy. Although I have a basic understanding of what the job entails, I would like to learn beyond just the education requirements, and more about experiences and maybe why others decided to become a forensic accountant