To Complete The Assignment Open The Diet Analysis Document B

To Complete The Assignment Open The Diet Analysis Document Below Fol

To complete the assignment, open the diet analysis document below. Follow all the instructions on this page as well as in the document itself. Failure to comply with all parts of the requirements may result in a low grade. Submit as a PDF or Microsoft Word file ONLY. Dietary Analysis Document 2023-1.docx Download Dietary Analysis Document 2023-1.docx Below is the link to the tutorial for nutrition calc. It has all the information you need to enter your data and generate reports. NutritionCalc Plus: Help Page (mheducation.com)Links to an external site.Links to an external site. Instructions 10 points will be deducted for students who do not submit the reports in a pdf format and the 10-point deduction will stand even after the student resubmit the assignment. The document that you are provided with is a Microsoft Word document. You are expected to write your responses in the document and submit them as a Microsoft Word document or a Pdf. Any students who submit a google doc or Pages document using a Macbook will incur a permanent 20-point deduction in the final grade for this assignment. Your goal is to submit the reports to look exactly as you see them in nutrition calc. Depending on your computer, you may need to do some formatting. I cannot grade reports that do not look the same because sometimes the data are on the wrong line and it is difficult to interpret. This in turn will require the student to resubmit, and if it is after the due date, then a late penalty will also apply in addition to a 10-point deduction as mentioned above. PDF format makes everything look the same, so save your reports as a pdf If you don’t know how to do a Google search, there are plenty of online tutorials that you can watch to assist you. Pdf files look the same on all computers. Nutrition calc allows you to format the reports in pdf. You also have the option of simply saving the page as a pdf using the print option on your computer. Some of you are proficient enough with a computer and you can insert your reports directly into the diet analysis document to make it one big document. If this is your preference, it is acceptable. Otherwise, it is also acceptable to attach each report separately, there is no limit. When you are ready to submit your work in Canvas, after you upload your first document, you will see the option to add more files. Do not hit the submit button until you have attached all your files. Your instructor is willing to review your work after submission as long as it is submitted at LEAST 3 DAYS BEFORE THE DUE DATE, to avoid any late penalty and opportunity to resubmit correctly. Your instructor will not review any work that is not submitted for review less than 3 days before the due date.

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The purpose of this assignment is to analyze an individual's diet through a structured and detailed process using a designated diet analysis document and nutrition calculation tools. The core of the task involves accurately collecting dietary intake data, analyzing nutrient consumption, and generating comprehensive reports that reflect the dietary patterns and nutritional adequacy of the individual. Strict adherence to formatting guidelines, submission formats, and timing is essential to ensure consistent evaluation and grading standards.

First, students must download and open the provided diet analysis document, titled “Dietary Analysis Document 2023-1.docx.” This document serves as the primary template where responses to various dietary assessment questions will be inputted. Following the instructions embedded within this document, students will record pertinent dietary intake information, which will then be used in conjunction with the NutritionCalc Plus tool to generate detailed nutritional reports. The tool, accessible through a provided tutorial link, allows students to input data and customize report formats, which must match the format demonstrated in the course materials for clarity and consistency.

Critical to this process is the corroboration of report formatting and data entry. Students are instructed to save their reports as PDF files to ensure visual uniformity across different devices and avoid formatting issues that could impede grading. Partial or inconsistent formatting may lead to resubmission, late penalties, or grade reductions. Students experienced with computer software may also choose to embed their reports directly into the diet analysis document, creating a single comprehensive file, or alternatively, submit multiple attached reports. The goal is to present a clear, accurate reflection of dietary data, formatted identically to the sample reports, for effective evaluation.

Submission must occur via the Canvas platform. All reports and responses should be uploaded before the due date to allow for instructor review at least three days prior. This advance review is necessary to prevent late penalties or resubmission issues. Submissions less than three days before the deadline will not be eligible for instructor review, emphasizing the importance of early completion. Proper formatting, adherence to file types (PDF preferred), and comprehensive data input are mandatory components of successful submission and grading.

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