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Monmouth University (West Long Branch, N.J.)

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An ethnographic approach to exploring the rhetoric and use of symbolism in Al-Anon support groups for adult children of alcoholics (ACOAs), 2003

 Item — Call number MU Thesis Spo
Identifier: b2233143
Introduction [excerpt] Communication is the vehicle for members to recover from the effecs of alcoholism. By studying small group communication in support groups, we can gain insight and knowledge regarding the continued success of the group. The communication exchanges provide insight between members who each are struggling with a loved one's alcoholism. In order to learn more about why Al-Anon is successful we should examine the communicative interactions between group members. These shared realities are...
Dates: 2003

Analysis of a Pentium III general-purpose computer system, 2000

 Item — Call number MU Thesis Bed
Identifier: b2194831
Abstract This paper will evaluate and analyze a general-purpose computer system that can be fully deployed throughout a company to replace an obsolete system. The computer system features an 800 MHz Pentium III processor, a new generation of motherboards that uses Intel's 820 chipset, and a new memory system called RDRAM, which was developed by Rambus, Inc. in conjuction with Intel Corporation. The paper discusses the processor's architecture and operations as well as its instruction set. The...
Dates: 2000

Aphra Behn and Eliza Haywood : contributors to the development of the novel in English, 2004

 Item — Call number MU Thesis Wil
Identifier: b2087641
Introduction [excerpt] This paper argues that the history of the novel is a huge endeavor that needs to recognize and evaluate both male- and female-authored novels to be valid and complete. While it is true that this is massive project that would require years of research and study (which, at this time, is not feasible for the author of this paper), it is an endeavor that needs to be completed to truly understand the development of the novel in English. As a step in that direction, this paper shows that Behn...
Dates: 2004

Attitudes toward tattooed people : living with tramp stamps, sinking ships and symbolic communication, 2007

 Item — Call number MU Thesis DeN
Identifier: b2271226
Introduction [excerpt] This study examined how onlookers formed an impression of a tattooed person. The attitudes to be examined is [sic] that tattooed people are of low class and credibility, uneducated, deviants, convicts, members of biker gangs, sexually promiscuous, and unattractive (Armstrong, 1991; DeMello, 1995; Sanders, 1988). The goal is to demonstrate that tattoos should be studied as visual texts in the communication field due to the lack of scholarly research...
Dates: 2007

Barking in unison : shared stories of volunteer workers at a local SPCA shelter, 2008

 Item — Call number MU Thesis Cas
Identifier: b2271260
Introduction [excerpt] Animal shelter volunteers represent an interesting group to study for several reasons. These volunteers often work in stressful surroundings. They are caretakers for the very animals they sometimes must put to death. Resources are often scarce. There never seems to be enough money, enough space, enough time. And yet these unpaid lovers of animals keep coming back, day after day,...
Dates: 2008

Bilingualism and biculturalism in a group of Cambodian refugees, 2001

 Item — Call number MU Thesis Son
Identifier: b2195838
Statement of Purpose

This study proposed to look at the initiatives and results obtained by a group of Cambodian refugees to promote bilingual proficiency and biculturalism in their children. The parents' background characteristics included the educational and personal history as well.

Dates: 2001

Black English : the language of African-American identity, 2003

 Item — Call number MU Thesis Cab
Identifier: b2271263
Introduction [excerpts] As a young child I was raised in the Bronx. I can remember my close-knit community like it was yesterday. There were different cultures in my community, but the prominent culture was African-American. The community members had shared common beliefs, culture, and language. This was seen from the eyes of a child. Now as an adult I see things differently. I see how many of my African-American community members were failed: failed by an education system that labeled many of us as uneducated...
Dates: 2003

Blurring the boundaries between feminism and motherhood : how contemporary "stay-at-home" mothers are reconstructing their social identity, 2000

 Item — Call number MU Thesis Car
Identifier: b2271261
Introduction [excerpt] The popular media has often been criticized for creating and sustaining the cultural battlefield of the so-called "Mommy Wars." However, I argue in this paper that these two opposing social images of "traditional" versus "contemporary" mothers are rooted in the internal conflict over issues of motherhood that have divided the feminist movement and scholarship since its beginning. Many of the online communiities of stay-at-home mothers have called attention to...
Dates: 2000

Boosting algorithm techniques and analyses, 1996

 Item — Call number MU Thesis Cat
Identifier: b2089046
Abstract The enclosed project contains the results of the research, analysis and testing of a Modified Boosting Algorithm to be used by a configuration of learning machines in order to perform regression. The algorithm is used to construct a set of "weak learners", whose individual performance is only slightly better than 50%, but whose ensemble performance is better than any one regression machine. The intent is to develop the algorithm and to demonstrate that it performs as well, if...
Dates: 1996

Brush-marker-pencil (BMP) method implementation in teaching Chinese character writing as a foreign language, 2019

 Item — Call number MU Thesis Zho
Identifier: b7929094
Abstract Learning Chinese character writing as a second or foreign language is a challenging experience for native English speakers according to research reports. They are likely frustrated when they are writing Chinese characters for classwork, homework, and quizzes or tests. This research uses the phenomenological approach to implement and examine the process of teaching and learning Chinese characters writing through a Brush-Marker-Pencil (BMP) method in Chinese language classes as a part of...
Dates: 2019

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Journalism -- Objectivity -- United States 7
MATLAB 7
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Journalism -- Social aspects -- United States 5
VHDL (Computer hardware description language) 5
Routing protocols (Computer network protocols) 4
Signal processing -- Digital techniques 4
Asynchronous transfer mode 3
Code division multiple access 3
Communication -- Sex differences 3
Computer algorithms 3
Computer networks -- Evaluation 3
Internet telephony 3
Machine learning -- Evaluation 3
Machine learning -- Technique 3
Symbolic interactionism 3
Wireless LANs 3
Advertising, Magazine 2
Algorithms -- Evaluation 2
Algorithms -- Testing 2
Antennas (Electronics) -- Design 2
Boosting (Algorithms) 2
Cell phone systems -- Health aspects 2
Communication in organizations 2
Communication in public administration 2
Computer network protocols -- Evaluation 2
Corporate image 2
Electromagnetic fields -- Health aspects -- Research 2
Error-correcting codes (Information theory) 2
Ethernet (Local area network system) 2
Gateways (Computer networks) 2
Gigabit communications 2
Green marketing 2
IEEE 802.11 (Standard) 2
Image processing -- Digital techniques 2
Integrated circuits -- Simulation methods 2
Integrated services digital networks 2
Intel 8051 (Microcontroller) -- Programming 2
Interpersonal relations and culture 2
Journalism -- Political aspects -- United States 2
Local area networks (Computer networks) -- Computer simulation 2
Loss (Psychology) 2
Mass media and public opinion 2
Monmouth University (West Long Branch, N.J.) -- Events -- Conferences. 2
Motherboards (Microcomputers) 2
Online social networks 2
Phase-locked loops 2
Programmable logic devices 2
Publications 2
Radio frequency -- Health aspects 2
Sex discrimination in employment 2
Social role 2
Telecommunication -- Switching systems -- Design and construction 2
Telecommunication -- Switching systems -- Evaluation 2
Telematics -- Social aspects 2
Television broadcasting of news -- Objectivity 2
Wireless communication systems 2
Women -- Identity 2
Women employees 2
Ad hoc networks (Computer networks) 1
Adaptive filters 1
Adaptive signal processing 1
Adult children of alcoholics 1
Advertising -- Food 1
African American periodicals 1
African Americans -- Languages 1
African Americans -- Race identity 1
Alcoholics -- Family relationships 1
Alien abduction 1
American Sign Language 1
Analysis of variance -- Mathematical models 1
Animal shelters 1
Animal welfare 1
Antenna arrays 1
Antenna arrays -- Mathematical models 1
Antennas (Electronics) -- Mathematical models 1
Antismoking movement 1
Application program interfaces (Computer software) 1
Application-specific integrated circuits -- Computer-aided design 1
Artificial intelligence 1
Artificial intelligence -- Computer programs 1
Assembly languages (Electronic computers) 1
Astrology -- History 1
Asymmetric digital subscriber lines 1
Audiences 1
Automatic speech recognition 1
Back propagation (Artificial intelligence) 1
Baseball -- Social aspects -- United States 1
Baseball -- United States -- History -- 20th century 1
Baseball players -- United States -- Interviews 1
Batman films 1
Bereavement 1
Bereavement -- Psychological aspects 1
Bible -- Feminist criticism 1
Biculturalism 1
Bilingualism -- United States 1
Bilingualism in children -- Parent participation 1
Black English 1
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