PowerPoint Presentation
Review the portion of Web Chapter A concerning new product innovation. You can access Web Chapter A at this web
address: http://www.pearsonhighered.com/wheelen/cases.html. Then select a new product that you have been introduced
to in the past 12 months. You are also welcome and encouraged to research this new product using outside sources. You
are to create a PowerPoint presentation about the marketing strategy for this relatively new product. Your PowerPoint
presentation should include the following elements:
? Slide 1: Title page
? Slide 2: Description of the new product
? Slide 3: Explain which category of innovation is emphasized.
? Slide 4: List what differentiates the product from the competition.
? Slide 5: Describe the product’s target market and its demographics.
? Slide 6: Describe the market size and potential product demand.
? Slide 7: Explain in which stage of the product life cycle is the product.
? Slide 8: Predict product demand in five years.
? Slide 9: List of sources using APA guidelines

Unit 3 Assignment: Autoimmune Disease

Normally a body’s immune cells go through a self-recognition and self-tolerance type test. This ensures that these cells are able to recognize its own MHC proteins and will not react towards them in harmful ways. When a person has an autoimmune disease, the immune system does not recognize its own cells and mistakenly attacks and destroys its own healthy tissues. Review the following resource to take note of how many different autoimmune diseases are currently recognized:

Source: American Autoimmune Related Diseases Association, Inc. (2014). List of Diseases. Retrieved from https://www.aarda.org/disease-list/.

Use the resource provided above to find a disease that interests you. Make sure to review the Unit 3 Assignment scoring guide located in Doc Sharing to ensure that your chosen disease includes detailed information on all project requirements. Once you have selected one autoimmune disease, research it in further detail and include the following:

Define the disease.
Describe all relevant symptoms.
List all known causes of the disorder; include any environmental factors that may be involved; list and medications and/or genetics that may cause the disease.
Identify any known risk factors; include any age groups, race, genders that are affected more than others.
Describe any known prevention methods.
List treatments used for the disease; include FDA approved and alternative medicinal therapies.
Describe any relevant research that discusses new treatment options and/or cures for the disease noted within the past 2 years.
Assignment: Using PowerPoint, create a presentation. You are presenting this information to a professional audience that is looking to learn more about the disease. Your presentation should be creative, provide clarity, and demonstrate a professional appearance (10-minute presentation of approximately 15 slides).

You must use the notes section found below each slide. This should contain information that you would say if you were giving the presentation.

The PowerPoint presentation should contain approximately 10-15 slides in length – the equivalent to a 10-minute presentation.
Slides should be brief and bulleted.
Be sure to include the following: a title slide, introductory slide, in-text citations where applicable, conclusion slide and a reference slide.
Use images (with citations) as appropriate to create an effective and professional presentation.
Use APA style for all citations.
Avoid plagiarism. Do not cut and paste directly from the source in the slides.
Make certain that your presentation is free of grammar and spelling errors.
Note: The KU Writing Center has an excellent resource on Creating Effective PowerPoint Presentations- https://kucampus.kaplan.edu/MyStudies/AcademicSupportCenter/WritingCenter/WritingReferenceLibrary/WritingTypesAndTools/CreatingEffectivePowerpointPresentations.aspx

If you do not have access to PowerPoint, visit https://www.openoffice.org/ to download the program Impress. This program enables you to create a PowerPoint presentation with a free, compatible program through Open Office.