SECTION 1In this Assignment, you will investigate how creative expressions can broaden your perspective. You will do this by reflection on the impact that television and video art had upon a person. You may write about your own experiences, or you may interview a friend or family member. In either case, you should remain focused on the objective of evaluating and demonstrating how a point of view is changed through the influence of television and video art.The television programs in this Assignment could have been viewed on a traditional television set, but they could also be from an internet series, streaming on a smartphone, or viewed through another medium. While movies are often shown on television, for this Assignment, you will want to look into television programs or series in particular. Please check with your instructor if you have a question about programming that may suit the Assignment. 1. Open with an introduction to the paper. Give the reader a sense of context for the Assignment. Offer a preview of main points and a thesis statement. 2. Introduce two television programs from youth or adolescence. What do you or your interviewee remember about each show? Describe the experience of watching each program. How did each show have an impact upon a view of the world? What was learned, changed, or influenced? 3. Introduce two television programs from adulthood. What do you or your interviewee remember about each show? Describe the experience of watching each program. How did each show have an impact upon a view of the world? What was learned, changed, or influenced? 4. After this investigation, discuss the impact of television to change a point of view. Was there a marked influence? How was the video art able to open up a new perspective or introduce new ideas? What may have made television more effective or more influential?The work should be at least 500 words in length and must use at least one outside source that is cited in APA style. Check the Writing Center for information about use and citation of sourcesSECTION 2Discrete mathematics can be viewed as a set, or collection, of a number of concepts spanning algorithms, logic, matrix operations, and set theory itself! Basic applications of these concepts can seem fairly clear as you study them, while the further translation, or transfer, in applicability to the real world or to your profession can be harder to grasp without focused research and reflection. You now have the opportunity for you to market yourself to a prospective employer, presenting how the concepts and skills you have learned in MM250M1, M2, M3, M4 and M5 can be applied to your current or future profession. You will write a college-level learning narrative in which you write specifically about how the skills and concepts you have learned in class are useful to a current or future employer. Choose two specific concepts or skills that you have studied in MM250M1, M2, M3, M4 and M5, and research how they may be applied to your current or future profession. You will highlight specific examples of problems related to each concept as evidence of your learning and express key ideas related to each concept which you discover are important in your field, based on evidence from your research. As you draft the body paragraphs of your learning narrative, address the following questions for each of your two concepts. ● How is the concept applicable to the field you would like to pursue? ● From your research, what sources discuss this application, and how do they characterize applying the concept in the profession? ● Share at least one specific example of a problem or skill you learned to show your prospective employer your understanding of this concept. ● Share at least two key ideas that you need to highlight during an interview? ● Is knowledge of the concept reflected in the required skills for a job advertisement you might consider? If so, describe the job and what part of the job advertisement reflects the need to possess knowledge of this concept. The learning narrative should include a title page and reference page as well as at least one page double-spaced in 12-point Times New Roman font. Every piece of writing should have an introduction, at least 3 body paragraphs, and conclusion. You are expected to use outside resources for this essay. Cite at least 2 sources in proper APA format on a reference page. You must also use appropriate APA inline citations throughout your narrative. Your writing should include a highly developed purpose and viewpoint; it should also be written in Standard English and demonstrate college-level content, organization, style, grammar, and mechanics. There should be no evidence of plagiarism. If you are unsure about what constitutes plagiarism, please review the Plagiarism Policy.