this class is talking about evolution of human and the body structure of human(bones), and Primates.I will attach few lecture from this class to show you what this class about. write an essay (at least 3 full pages, normal font, normal spacing) about anything you have learned in this class and how you will apply it to your future work as artists. Or, the essay can be 2 full pages with at least one visual element—photo, cartoon, advertisement, stand-alone drawing, whatever—that you have created incorporating something you have learned from the class. This can be anything from knowing the names of the bones of the skeleton, what is evolution and how it works, what are the different sorts of primates, what is man’s place in the primate world and the biological world in general, how do chimps and other primates achieve alpha status and what it means to be an alpha, what is a hominin and what are some fossil hominin species and their characteristics, anything at all that you have learned from the lectures and from the videos for this course.

Logic models, sometimes known as program frameworks, theories of change, or other names, are roadmaps that demonstrate the path from investments (whether in time, money, people, or other resources) to results. Just like a theory that distills complex phenomena into a concise explanation, a logic model provides a concise visual for a program’s processes and outcomes. Generally, logic models consist of at least four basic parts: inputs, activities, outputs, and outcomes. Inputs are      the investments that are applied to the program. These may include the      equipment that an organization has, its staff or volunteers, money,      partners, and even research pertinent to the field. Activities are      all the actions that a program undertakes, such as direct service      provision, materials development, trainings, or meetings. Outputs include      anything that is produced as a result of the activities that a program      does. For instance, the number of people provided with a health service,      the number of training sessions for a workforce development project, or      even tangible items such as the number of pamphlets produced. Outcomes are      the changes that take place as a result of the activities and outputs of a      program. They may include awareness or knowledge passed to community      members, people placed in jobs, positive health outcomes, or legislative      changes, among many others. Some logic models organize these outcomes      chronologically by whether they are short-, medium-, or long-term      outcomes. Programs occur within situational contexts and thus assumptions or contextual parameters of the program initiative often are included in logic models. Logic models may also include a purpose statement or other guiding message. Although many are linear in design, they do not have to be, nor is there a formula for them. The structure of a logic model should match the logic of the change/organization and should include input from multiple sources. Only the stakeholders for a program can determine the best logic model design for their situation. For your Final Project, you will design a logic model for your evaluation plan. You also will have the opportunity to evaluate your colleagues’ models. In preparation for these activities, for this Assignment you research and evaluate logic models on the Internet and in professional publications. To Prepare: Explore at least 10 logic models published on the      Internet. In keeping with the visual nature of the logic model, you should      begin your search with a search engine such as Google or Bing to locate      images of logic models. Use the Shakman and Rodriguez (2015) resource to help      evaluate the 10 logic models for utility. (You should be able to do this      even if you are looking at models outside your discipline, but if that is      not productive, you are welcome to concentrate on models in your own      field.) Select the best and the worst of your sample, based on      your evaluation of the strengths and weaknesses of each, to use in your      Discussion post. Post the image files (uploaded as jpegs or gifs, ensure you cite the images) or  hyperlinks to 2–4 logic models. These should represent the best and worst of the logic models you discovered in your research. Explain the strengths and weaknesses of each. Your conclusions may be about the content of the logic model (especially if you are in the same field and have professional opinions about the content) or about the presentation of the logic model. Ensure you properly cite each image. REFERENCES Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. (2011). Developing an effective evaluation plan. Retrieved from http://www.cdc.gov/obesity/downloads/cdc-evaluationworkbook-508.pdf Shakman, K., & Rodriguez, S. M. (2015). Logic models for program design, implementation, and evaluation: Workshop toolkit (REL 2015–057). Retrieved from http://ies.ed.gov/ncee/edlabs/projects/project.asp?ProjectID=401