Social impact analysis (sia) capstone paper

 Help needed, this is due on Tuesday, 26th Nov at 5:30 PM and please attach the plagiarism report.

Identify a contemporary or leading edge design, product or concept (DPC) that has the potential for significant societal impacts if widely deployed. Your Social Impact Analysis Capstone Paper must provide formal research references to support the paper’s content and conclusions on your chosen topic. Your literature resources might be scientific and engineering journal articles, popular publications, patents, copyrights, etc. You must use one of these standard citation styles (APA, MLA, Turabian, or Chicago) to cite your sources. Using Microsoft Word makes it very easy to create appropriate citations using one of these standards. You may use the Internet to do your research, but if you do, you must cite the source including a hyperlink.

Example: Philosophy of Technology. Retrieved January, 2013, from Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Web site: http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/technology/

Your SIA Capstone Paper will require you to demonstrate originality and critical thinking about the ethical implications of your chosen topic.

The suggested outline for the SIA Term Capstone paper is provided in the link to the PDF file below. 

Details:

1. Your topic proposal must be approved before submitting the final version of your paper.
2. The paper must be a minimum of 2000 words in length including references.
3. It must be submitted as a Word or PDF document using the SafeAssign link below. SafeAssign will return an originality report that indicates the percentage of your paper’s text that is similar to or identical to other published work. The smaller the originality percentage the more original your paper. Quoting another author’s words significantly increases your originality percentage and reduces your term paper score. A 0% originality score is as good as it gets. An excellent originality score is less than 10%. Scores in the range of 10% to 20% are typical. Scores greater than 20% will receive a substantially reduced score following the grading rubric.
4. Anything you quote and/or paraphrase must be cited. Please use the citation style above you are most comfortable with.  Papers that lack appropriate citation will be heavily penalized.
5. Your references must include both 1) In-text citation and 2) works cited references at the end of your paper.
6. You may use the Internet to do your research, but if you do, be sure to cite the source including a hyper link.
7. Your paper must be clearly organized and include headers for the major sections.
8. You may submit revised papers multiple times until the due date; however, you will only receive feedback on your final submission.

You will find an example of the writing style and one of the required citation formats in the paper “Engineering Ethics and Its Impact on Society” found on the Course Home Page. 

Also, I’ve uploaded the SIA Term Paper Required Section in pdf.

You are free to use any of these for your paper topic if you choose to do so.

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3D Concrete Printing in Construction

3D Printing Technology Applied to Building Construction

3D Printing Tissues and Organs

Academic Fraud in Engineering and Scientific Publications

Artificial Intelligence for Supply Chain Management

Autonomous (Self-Driving) Vehicles

Backdoor Government Access to Encrypted Communications and Devices

Big Data and Data Mining

Bioengineered Tissue and Organs

Bioengineered Tissue and Organs

Biofuel Technology

Blockchain Technology

Carbon Sequestration for Coal Fired Electrical Power Plants

Choosing the Best Technologies to Cheat

Cryptocurrencies

Customer Owner Solar Technology Attached to Electrical Grids

Deep Ocean Drilling

Designer Drug Technology

Digital Currencies: Bit Coins

Drone Technology

Earth Quake Resistant Buildings

Electric Vehicle Technology

Ethical Hacking

Ethics of 3D Printing

Ethics of a Manned Mission to Mars

Ethics of Alternative Energy

Ethics of Armed Autonomous Military Robots and Drones

Ethics of Automating Highly Skilled, High Paying Jobs

Ethics of Cloning

Ethics of Face Recognition Technology

Ethics of the Dark Internet

Facial Recognition Systems

Foam Concrete

Genetically Engineered Crops

Genetically Modified Organisms

Google’s World-Wide Internet Access

Green Concrete

High Tech Farming

Hydraulic Fracking Using Fluids Other Than Water

Legal Liability of Self-Driving Vehicles

Low Energy Salt Water Desalination

Nanotechnology Health Care

Pre-manufactured-Field Assembled Construction

Recycling Plastic Waste

Renewable Energy

Self-Healing Concrete

Self-Healing Materials for Aircraft Construction

Small Footprint Nuclear Power Plants

Smart Electrical Grid

Smart Solar Roads

Social Media

Solar Highway Technology

Thorium Nuclear Reactors

Vertical Farming

Virtual Reality

Wearable Technology: Google Glass