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The Effect of Hourly Instagram Usage on Addiction and Time Management Skills of Underage Teenagers
Topic: The Effect of Hourly Instagram Usage on Addiction and Time Management Skills of Underage Teenagers
Annotated Bibliography
One Source Annotation “rough draft”: March 3rd Revised Final Draft with minimum 5 sources: March 10th
The annotated bibliography is your chance to demonstrate the breadth and depth of research that you have done on your research project to date. This assignment will help prepare you for the final essay of our course.
Sample Annotated Bibliography (Links to an external site.) (only three sources, but final should have five–three of those should be scholarly)
What’s an Annotated Bibliography?
Annotated bibliographies serve as a guide for research. A “bibliography” is a list of sources writers use to research a specific topic. An “annotation” is an extended description and evaluation of a source. An “annotated bibliography” is a list of sources with a detailed annotation of each source. Take a look at sample annotated bibliographies to get a sense for what an annotated bibliography does and looks like.
BEAM Requirements
Write an annotated bibliography of your research so far that includes at least five sources. At least three sources must be scholarly sources.
Using the BEAM classification, your revised bibliography must include sources that you are using in the following ways: background source, exhibit sources, and argument sources. A single source can count for more than one of these types of sources, e.g. you might classify one source as both a background source AND an exhibit source.
Annotations
Each annotation will include the following in a table format:
MLA Works Cited entry
3- to 4-sentence summary of source
2- to 3-sentence analysis of the source’s reliability and trustworthiness
BEAM Classification with 1-sentence explanation for classification
1- to 2-sentence reflection of how the source fits into your research
Please see the sample annotation table on the next page to better understand the different parts of an annotation and the requirements for each.
Grammar and Usage
A well-written bibliography will use correct punctuation and grammar, avoid sentence-boundary issues, and demonstrate varied word and sentence usage. A perfect bibliography will be free of mechanical errors; a good bibliography will come very close to being error-free. A poor (read: failing) bibliography will annoy the reader with careless mistakes. However, you may revise your bibliography for your Research Paper Final Draft.
Definitions
Summary: Brief statement of main points of source in your own words without commentary or interpretation.
Paraphrase: Presents detailed section of source in your own words without commentary or interpretation.
Analysis: Brief explanation of the reliability and trustworthiness of the source that considers elements like author, publication, purpose recency, and bias.
ENG 112 Annotation Format
This is the format needed for creating the Annotated Bibliography annotations.
MLA Works Cited
Summary (3-4 sentences)
What is the main idea and argument of the source? What does it cover?
Analysis (2-3 sentences)
Why should we trust this source? Why should we be skeptical of this source?
BEAM Classification (1-2 sentences)
Is this a Background, Exhibit, Argument, or/and Method Source and why?
Reflection (1-2 sentences)
How does this source fit into your research?
Please copy and paste this table into your own Annotated Bibliography to keep formatting. (If you’re having difficulty copying and pasting from Canvas, check out the Google Doc version of the guidelines.)
The full, in depth rubric is right here: Annotated Bibliography Rubric INCLUDEPICTURE “https://learn.vccs.edu/images/svg-icons/svg_icon_download.svg” * MERGEFORMATINET Download Annotated Bibliography Rubric
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Take Home test on Probability
Take Home test on Probability) N@
Use the chart of sums of rolling 2 dice.
234567
345678
456789
5678910
67891011
789101112
Find the probability of the following sums
P (sum of 4)
Psum of 4=336=112P (sum 3) or P (sum of 5)
Psum 3=236and Psum of 5=436Psum 3 or Psum of 5=236+436=636=16P (sum greater than 8)
Psum greater than 8=1036=518P (sum less than 6)
Psum less than 6=1036=518Use the following chart. Suppose you encounter a delegate at random at a convention.
Women Men
Republicans 20 29
Democrats 24 17
Independents 7 3
Find the following probabilities:
You meet a woman
Pwoman=51100You meet an Independent
Pindependent=10100=110You do not meet a Democrat
Pnot a democrat=1-Pdemocrat=1-41100=59100You meet a female Republican
Pfemale republican=20100=15You meet someone who is not a male Democrat
Pnot a male democrat=1-Pmale democrat=1-17100=83100Use the following deck of cards
Spades Black A K Q J 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2
Hearts Red A K Q J 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2
Clubs Black A K Q J 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2
Diamonds Red A K Q J 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2
Find the following probabilities when selecting one card at a time from a deck of 52 playing cards with the following 26 red, 26 black, 4 of a kind, 13 in each suit
P (K)
PK=452=113P (red card)
Pred card=1352=14P (spade)
Pspade=1352=14P (of at least one Queen if you select a card from the deck 5 times)
Pat least one queen=1-Pnon-queen card=1-48C552C5=1-0.6588=0.34P (10 or a spade)
P10 or spade=P10+Pspade-P10 and spade=452+1352-152=413You have a jar of jelly beans.
5 Red 6 blue 5 yellow 8 orange 2 green and 3 purple
Find the following probabilities if you replace the jelly bean before making another selection
Total number of beans = 5+6+5+8+2+3=29P (green and red)
Pgreen and red=Pgreen×Pred=229529=10841P (blue and blue)
Pblue and blue=629629=36841P (purple and orange and yellow)
Ppurple and orange and yellow=329829529=12024389P (white)
Pwhite=029=0Find the following probabilities if you eat each selected jelly bean before making another selection.
P (yellow and orange and blue
Pyellow and orange and blue=529828627=201827P (red and red and red)
Pred and red and red=529428327=51827 P (black)
Pblack=0Flip a coin three times
These are all the possibilities
H H H
H H T
H T H
H T T
T H H
T H T
T T H
T T T
Find the following probabilities
P (3 tails)
P3 tails=18P (3 heads)
P3 heads=18P (exactly 2 Heads)
Pexactly 2 heads=38P (at least 2 Heads)
Pat least 2 heads=48=12P (more than 1 Tail)
Pmore than 1 tail=1-Pno tail+P1 tail=1-18+38=1-48=12P (4 tails)
P4 tails=0How many telephone numbers can be created if all numbers can be repeated and there are no restrictions.
_ _ __ _ __ _ _ _
If we see the phone number as having three “slots,” one for the area code, one for the first digit, and the third for the remaining six digits, there are 1 way to fill the first slot, 9 ways to fill the second slot, and 10*10*10*10*10*10 = 1000000 ways to fill the last slot, for a total of 1*9*106 = 954 possibilities.
How many 8 letter passwords can be created from the following? 26 Uppercase and 26 lower case letters
Numbers: 0 – 9 Symbols: % $ # * &
All numbers, letters and symbols can be repeated and there are no restrictions
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Only lowercase: 268Only uppercase: 268Only digits: 108Only special: 338Grand total: 95^8−69^8−69^8−85^8−62^8+43^8+59^8+36^8+59^8+36^8+52^8−26^8−26^8−10^8−33^8 = 3025989069143040≈3.026×101
How many outfits can you create from 8 pairs of foot ware, 12 shirts, 9 pairs of slacks, 5 pairs of shorts?
8*12*9*5=4320 outfitsHow many ways can 9 people line up for a bus?
9x8x7x6x5x4x3x2x1, or 362,880 ways of arranging the peopleHow many passwords of 6 digits can be made using the following symbols?
@,#,$,%,&,* Numbers from 0 – 9
All upper and lower case letters
266*266*106*66=4.45*1027 passwordsA restaurant offers 5 vegetables, 6 main dishes, 10 desserts, 8 beverages, and 3 appetizers. How many different meals can be formed?
5*6*10*8*3=7200 meals