International collaboration plays a pivotal role in the economic growth and overall success of this increasingly global industry. For this assignment, create a presentation on IATA (International Air Transport Association), explaining how it has impacted the aviation industry. The presentation must include a minimum of five slides but no more than eight, not including the title slide or reference slide. It must have embedded audio and include speaker notes.Keep in mind that as a minimum your presentation must:Identify an international agreement between the United States and another country.Analyze the impact of the agreement on the global aviation industry.Determine if updates to the agreement will be needed in the future.This will be a narrated presentation, so if you can please add notes at each slide.

(Individual) GE Area S Essay 1: Five-Year Career Plan (500 words minimum, graded by Area S graders)undefinedFive-Year Career Plan: In order to build a success career and life, you have to have a plan. This paper is a reflection on your main career goals and how you plan to reach them. You should refer to the file "ENG 198A Lecture 1 - Who are you and where are you going" for this essay.undefinedA. Why do you want to pursue a career in electrical engineering?undefinedWhen and how did you get interested?How your wish for becoming an engineer was shaped by cultural and societal influences?undefinedB. Select a job/career that is right for youundefinedDescribe three top values that are most important to you as you make career decision and pick one job and/or company that you would like to work in/for.Highlight one specific task for the job you picked that is interesting to you and why.undefinedC. How do you plan to build relevant experience and keep learning?undefinedIdentify one of your potential gap (where you need to develop) for the job that you picked and identify a specific way of addressing the gap (e.g. take a specific class, complete an internship, etc.)How do you keep up with the technology (learning strategies)?undefined(Individual) GE Area S Essay 2: Your Project’s Implication in Area S (500 words minimum, graded by Area S graders).undefinedYour Project’s Implication in Area SundefinedThe projects that engineers work on are situated in a complex historical, social, political, and economic system that can contributes to diversity, equality, and structured inequalities in the U.S. How your project (or a technology that is relevant to your project, not presented in ENGR 195A) has a potential impact (or has impacted) diversity, equality, and/or structured inequalities in the United States. Your essay must cite your sources and include a reference section that follows the APA 6.0 or IEEE standard (minimum 500 words)undefinedIf your project does not have a clear connection to Area S issues (such as designing an electronics component), you can think about the question at a higher level . For example, if your project is about designing a faster transistor, you can talk about how the semiconductor industry, in general, contributes to diversity, equality, and structured inequalities in the U.S.undefined(Individual) GE Area S Essay 3: Lead-free (500 words minimum, graded by Area S graders).undefinedLead-free: Describe how the push for a lead-free standard in electronic products (RoHS) increased social justice in the U.S. (minimum 500 words)undefinedSample Reference Articles:undefinedSome good sources from Prof. Backer: https://www.patagonia.com/actionworks/campaigns/environmental-justice-is-racial-justice/?utm_source=em&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=012721_PAW_EJ (Links to an external site.)Thomas K. Grose (November 2020). Engineers are exploring novel recycling methods to keep communities from drowning in a toxic tsunami of cast-off electronics. Available: http://www.asee-prism.org/virtuous-circle/ (Links to an external site.)Anderson, M. (2013, September 11). Electronics Waste Programs Ineffective in Most U.S. States. IEEE Spectrum, Available: http://spectrum.ieee.org/energy/environment/electronics-waste-programs-ineffective-in-most-us-states (Links to an external site.)Greenemeier, L. (2009, October 29). U.S. Lags Behind World with Its Patchwork Approach to Curbing E-Waste. Scientific American. Available: http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=electronic-waste-control (Links to an external site.)State E-Waste Disposal Bans Have Been Largely Ineffective (2013, September 10). Science Daily. Available: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/09/130910112816.htm (Links to an external site.) (Links to an external site.)Getting the Lead Out of Electronics https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1281311/ (Links to an external site.)undefinedRead this article on proper references (Links to an external site.)undefinedThe writing center will edit the first page for you well.undefinedSorry to be harsh, but if the first paragraph has errors, I will be forced to reject the paper.