Please See Attachment For Instructions This Assignment Has A

Please See Attachment For Instructionsthis Assignment Has A 12 Slide

Please see attachment for instructions. This assignment has a 12 slide powerpoint with speaker notes AND AUDIO. Your audience is the City Council members who are responsible for deciding whether the city invests in resources to set in motion the smart parking space app. Write the audio for each slide on a separate Word document. I will read the document aloud and add it as audio to the powerpoint. Textbook: Doane, Applied Statistics in Business and Economics, 6e (eBook), York, NY: McGraw-Hill.

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The task involves creating a comprehensive auditory narrative for each of the 12 slides in a PowerPoint presentation aimed at city council members. The presentation's primary focus is to inform and persuade about investing in resources to develop a smart parking space application, which leverages data, technology, and statistical analyses to optimize parking management within the city. This assignment emphasizes the importance of clarity, professionalism, and strategic communication tailored to a policymaking audience unfamiliar with technical jargon.

Each slide's script must be carefully crafted to convey crucial information succinctly while maintaining engagement and persuasiveness. The audio content should follow a logical flow, beginning with an introduction to the problem, elaborating on the benefits of implementing a smart parking system, explaining the statistical and technological aspects, outlining the investment requirements, and concluding with a compelling call to action. Since the audience comprises city council members, the language should be accessible yet authoritative, highlighting both the economic and social advantages of the project.

Furthermore, the presentation should integrate foundational concepts from applied statistics relevant to the project's feasibility and expected outcomes, referencing Doane’s "Applied Statistics in Business and Economics" (6th edition). Statistical evidence should support claims regarding parking congestion, user behavior, cost-benefit analyses, and system efficiency improvements. Balancing statistical rigor with practical implications will strengthen the persuasion and demonstrate the project's data-driven foundation.

The final deliverable involves composing separate Word documents, each containing the script for a specific slide, including speaker notes and potential cues for tone, emphasis, or pauses. The scripts should be clear, well-structured, and suitable for reading aloud, ensuring smooth delivery when converted into audio for the PowerPoint. Attention to pacing and clarity will maximize the effectiveness of the presentation, ensuring that the city council members understand the benefits, costs, and statistical justification for the smart parking initiative.

References

  • Doane, D. P., & Seward, L. E. (2016). Applied Statistics in Business and Economics (6th ed.). McGraw-Hill Education.
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