Brief Synopsis

Question 1

Use simple and clear language and avoid plagiarism. Use chapter 4 of this book ( Kornblum and Julian. Social Problems. 15th Edition. Prentice Hall ISBN: 978-0-13-397458-4) 

Module 2 -Reflection – Alcohol and Drugs

Reflections are to be based on the topic we are covering for the week. You should be specific about what prompted your reflection. For example, was it something you read in the text or found from your own research or assignments? Reflection posts are to be a minimum of THREE fully developed paragraphs must include a reference.

You need to respond to at least TWO colleagues. Your response to colleagues needs to be at least one paragraph and should add to the discussion, not just “I agree with you”. You must elaborate on why you are agree or how the post prompted your thinking about the topic. 

Question 2

Assume that a student table in a university database had an index on StudentID (the primary key) and indexes on Major, Age, MaritalStatus, and HomeZipCode (all secondary keys). Further, assume that the university wanted a list of students majoring in MIS or computer science, over age 25, and married OR students majoring in computer engineering, single, and from the 45462 zip code. How could indexes be used so that only records that satisfy this qualification are accessed?

Question 3

 You should write about the first story in your book “Heads of the Colored People: Four Fancy Sketches, Two Chalk Outlines, and No Apology.” Journals are 1-2 pages double spaced. Please make sure you put your name and journal number at the top of your journal entry.What should be in your journal? A journal entry should contain 4 items about each piece of literature you read. A brief synopsis of what the piece was about [think characters, conflict, resolution] Any lines or phrases that have particular significance [think important themes, climactic moments] A short explanation of what you liked or found most valuable about this section. Any questions you have about the section. [Then ask those questions in your group to ensure you understand the piece better