GO19_AC_CH03_GRADER_3F_HW – Degrees and Students 1.0

 GO19_AC_CH03_GRADER_3F_HW – Degrees and Students 1.0

  

Project Description:

In this project, you will use a database to track degrees and grade point averages for honor students in the health professions program in preparation for graduation. You will create reports, modify a report in Layout view and Design view, group data in a report, and keep grouped data together for a printed report.

     

Start   Access. Open the file Students_Access_3F_Degrees.accdb downloaded   with this project, and then enable the content. View the relationship between   the 3F Degrees table and the 3F Students table. One type of degree can   be awarded to many students. Close the Relationships window.

 

Use   the Report tool to create a report based on the 3F Summa Cum Laude Graduates   Query object.

 

With   the report displayed in Layout view, apply the Facet theme to only the   report. Delete the Student ID field from the report. Change the width of the   Last Name, First Name, and Degree text box controls to 1.25 inches.

 

With   the report displayed in Layout view, sort the records in ascending order by   the Last Name field. Change the width of the Program text box controls to 2.5 inches.

 

At   the bottom of the report and in Layout view, change the height of the   calculated control that displays 8   to 0.25 inch. For the page number control, set   the Left property to 5   inches.

 

With   the report displayed in Layout view, select the title of the report and   change the font size to 14. In the title, change the word Query to Report.   In the body of the report, for the GPA field name, set the Left property to 0.25 inch (the GPA text box controls move   to the right, and all of the other fields also move to the right). Save the   report as 3F Summa Cum Laude   Graduates Report, close the Property Sheet, and then   close the report.

 

Use   the Report Wizard to create a report based on the 3F GPAs by Degree Program   Query object. Add the following fields (in this order) to the report:   Program, GPA, Last Name, and First Name. View the data by 3F Degrees, and do   not add any other grouping to the report.

 

Sort   the records first in descending order by the GPA field and then in ascending   order by the Last Name field. Summarize the report by averaging the GPA   field.

 

Be   sure the layout is Stepped and the orientation is Portrait. Name the report 3F GPAs by Program   Report,   and then finish the wizard.

 

Display   the 3F GPAs by Program Report in Layout view. Apply the Wisp theme to this   report only. Select the title of the report, change the font size to 16, and   then apply bold.

 

With   the 3F GPAs by Program Report displayed in Layout view, delete the controls   that begin with Summary for ‘Program’. Change the width of the Program text   box controls to 2.75   inches.

 

With   the 3F GPAs by Program Report displayed in Layout view, change the text in   the label control that displays Avg   to Average GPA by Program. At the top of the report, apply bold   formatting to the four label controls that display the field names.

 

With   the 3F GPAs by Program Report displayed in Layout view, select the GPA label   control, the GPA text box controls, and the calculated controls for the   average GPA. Change the width of the selected controls to 1 inch, and set the Left property to 3 inches. Close the Property Sheet.

 

Display   the 3F GPAs by Program Report in Design view. Select the following two   controls: the Program text box control (in the Program Header section) and   the Average GPA by Program label control (in the Program Footer section).   Align the right edges of the two selected controls. Save the report.

 

Display   the 3F GPAs by Program Report in Print Preview as two pages, and notice how   the groupings break across the pages. Display the report in Layout view, and   then open the Group, Sort, and Total pane. Set the grouping option so that each   group of program records is kept together on one page when the report is   printed, and then close the Group, Sort, and Total pane. Display the report   in Print Preview, and notice that the groupings are not split between pages.   Save the report, and then close the report.

 

If   necessary, close all database objects and open the Navigation Pane. Save and   close the database, and then submit for grading.

What representation

  

· What representation (e.g., data structure) will you use, and what invariants will it satisfy? (This question is especially important to solve the problem precisely.)

· What functions will you offer, and what are the contracts of that those functions must meet?

· What functions or members will be exposed publicly? What will not be exposed?

· What examples do you have of what the functions are supposed to do?

· What test cases have you devised?

Term Paper Outline

 

Instructions

Submit a one page outline with your proposed term paper title, thesis statement, and an outline of the subtopics you will cover in your paper. The term paper details are listed below. ALL TOPICS MUST BE APPROVED. A FAILURE TO HAVE THE TOPIC APPROVED WILL RESULT IN A ZERO GRADE FOR THE TERM PAPER OUTLINE AND THE TERM PAPER. You can send a message with the topic for approval.

This project provides you with the opportunity to increase and demonstrate your understanding of cyberlaw theory and practice. You will need to choose a law(s) that you are interested in researching. The paper must be 4-6 pages in length detailing the below questions. Before completing the below steps, please make sure that the topic is approved.

1. Thesis: What law are you researching (You are to choose a specific law. Please do not choose a topic)? What position do you want to take in regard to your chosen law? You will need to decide if you agree or disagree with the current way the law is written. You can choose to like certain aspects of the law and not others.

2. Background: What is the existing point you want to challenge or support, and how did the law get to be that way (This is where you would need to find cases, background information, etc.)?

3. Inadequacies: What are the deficiencies in the present way of doing things, or what are the weaknesses in the argument you are attacking?

4. Adequacies: Discuss the positive aspects of the law?

5. Proposed Changes: How will we have a better situation, mode of understanding or clarity with what you are advocating? In short, how can the law be improved (or not diminished)? (This is where you have the chance to change the law with your own ideas of how it should be written).

6). Conclusion: Why should and how can your proposal be adopted?

A detailed implementation plan is NOT expected, but you should provide enough specifics for practical follow-up. In making recommendations, you are expected to draw on theories, concepts and reading.

When writing the term paper you must have a minimum of 3-5 outside sources cited and referenced in the paper.

When writing the term paper you must have a minimum of 3-5 outside sources cited and referenced in the paper following APA guidelines.

HR Management & Blockchain

1. Define blockchain. 2. Discuss how enterprise blockchain enriches the definition of blockchain. You are required to cite assigned readings in your paper. You may also cite external sources if you wish. Use the following headings to organize your paper: Introduction, Question 1, Question 2, Conclusion, References. Word count 500 words.

Exp19_PowerPoint_Ch03_HOEAssessment_Energy_Saving_Tips

Exp19_PowerPoint_Ch03_HOEAssessment_Energy_Saving_Tips

Exp19 PowerPoint Ch03 HOEAssessment Energy Saving Tips

PowerPoint Chapter 3 Hands-On Exercise – Energy Saving Tips

  

Project Description:

As an employee of Madison Electric, you give several pr esentations a year on home energy waste and how to save money. You want to update your presentation with new charts, a table and SmartArt graphics.

     

Start PowerPoint. Download and   open the file named Exp19_PPT_Ch03_HOEAssessment_Energy.pptx.   Grader has automatically added your last name to the beginning of the   filename. 

 

On Slide 2, insert a Target List   SmartArt graphic. Type the following in the Text pane as first level bullet   points. Remove any unneeded bullet points in the Text pane.
Saves   you money
Increases   the comfort level indoors
Reduces   our impact on climate change
Reduces   pollution  

 

On Slide 4, click the first   picture on the left, press and hold CTRL, and then select each of the   remaining pictures moving from left to right. Click Picture Layout and insert   a Bending Picture Caption List SmartArt graphic.
 

  In the SmartArt Text pane type the text as follows (ensure that the text is   next to the appropriate image)
  • Seal   and insulate your home   (first image)
  • Buy   energy saving appliances (second image)
  • Install   a programmable thermostat (third image)
  • Replace   incandescent lights (fourth   image)
 

  Mac users, delete the four images on the slide, and then insert a Bending   Picture Caption List SmartArt graphic. Add a shape to the end to ensure there   are four shapes included in the SmartArt graphic. Add the following   downloaded images, in the order shown: SmartArtPicture1.png,   SmartArtPicture2.png, SmartArtPicture3.png, and SmartArtPicture4.png. Add the text as   instructed.

 

On Slide 2, apply the Inset 3D   Style to the SmartArt graphic and change the color to Colorful – Accent   Colors.

 

On Slide 4, apply the Inset 3D   Style to the SmartArt graphic and change the color to Colorful – Accent   Colors.

 

On Slide 6, insert a four column, five row table in the content   placeholder.
 

  Type the following information into the table:
  Row 1: Col 1: Setting; Col 2: Time; Col 3: Setpoint Temperature (Heat); Col 4: Setpoint   Temperature (Cool)
  Row 2: Col 1: Wake; Col 2: 6:00 a.m.; Col 3: <70° F; Col 4: >78° F
  Row 3: Col 1: Day; Col 2: 8:00 a.m.; Col 3: Setback at least 8° F; Col 4: Setup at   least 7° F
  Row 4: Col 1: Evening; Col 2: 6:00 p.m.; Col 3: <70° F; Col 4: >78° F
  Row 5: Col 1: Sleep; Col 2: 10:00 p.m.; Col 3: Setback at least 8° F; Col 4: Setup at   least 4° F  
 

  Note, to add the degrees symbol (°), click the Symbol arrow in the Symbols   group on the Insert tab. In the Symbol dialog box, search for the symbol or   type 00B0   in the   Character code box. Mac users, add the degree symbol from the LETTERLIKE   SYMBOLS category.

 

Apply the Medium Style 2 –   Accent 2 table style.

 

Add a new column to the left of   column 1 in the table. Merge the cells in the new column. Type Recommended   Settings in the   new column and rotate all text 270°. Set the cell width of the merged cells   to 0.9″. Center the text in the cell. Change the cell shading to Dark   Red, Accent 1.

 

Set all of the text in the table   to Center Vertically. Change the width   of columns 2 and 3 to 2.2″ and the width of columns 4 and 5 to   3.3″. Set the table height to 3.4″.

 

On Slide 5, create a Clustered   Column chart with the following data:
  In cell A1, type Location and in cell B1 type % of Heat Loss.
  Then populate A2:B5 with the following values:
Roof/Attic 25%
Walls 35%
Windows/Doors 25%
Floor 15%
 

  Change the source data to use the range A1:B5.

 

Make the following changes to   the clustered column chart:
  • Apply Chart Style 10
  • Type Heat   Loss as the   chart title
  • Remove the legend and y-axis

 

Change the layout of Slide 3 to   Title Only.

 

Start Excel. Download and open   the file named HomeEnergyData.xlsx   and save it as HomeEnergyData_LastFirst.xlsx. Copy the chart from the Energy   Use worksheet and embed the chart using Paste Special on Slide 3. Mac users,   paste the chart as a Microsoft Excel Chart Object.

 

Change the chart height to 5.2″. Position the chart horizontally   at 3.35” and vertically at 2.2″.

 

Insert the HomeEnergy.png image on Slide 3. Position the image horizontally   at 5.9″ and vertically at 3.85“.

 

Save and close Exp19_PPT_Ch03_HOEAssessment_Energy.pptx.   Exit PowerPoint. Submit the file as directed.

Cloud Computing

 As an IT analyst for Dominion Online a company providing voting solutions to a global client base, you are working to convince the organization to move its infrastructure to a public cloud. With the growth the company is experiencing, and the internal data centers maxed out, you want to get the executives on board with moving to a public cloud rather than trying to expand the current infrastructure.Use the information below from Dominion IT Budget and infrastructure summary to answer the following questions1: Compare the cost of on-premises and cloud options for over five years using AWS OR AZURE free calculator to determine savings and how you arrive at them.2. Use graphical representation of your results to compare the cost of on-premises and cloud options.3. Analyze the economic implications and show savings and how you arrive at them. Each year, the executive leadership team of Dominion Online establishes an IT budget for the organization, which is based on revenue projections. Consider that Dominion Online’s current year revenue is about $100.8 million, and the IT budget is 10 percent of that revenue ($10.8 million). The company’s executive leadership has given IT management a directive that the IT budget must shrink over time as a percentage of revenue, and within five years it must comprise no more than 5 percent of revenue.IT management has given you a directive to make recommendations that will enable a 1 percent reduction in the IT budget as a percentage of revenue annually as illustrated in the table below.

        IT BUDGET :      10%ofrevenue     9%          8%          7%                6%               5%        Revenue:                $100.8million      $110m     $132m    $156m         $186           $225m       

Budget ltem                                                                             Allocation for current fiscal yearCapital Expenses :                                                                               $4millionData Center Hardware Purchases Hardware capital expenses are depreciated over a five-year period:  0                                                 Operating Expenses Tied to Capital Expenses:                                    $800,000 Support and maintenance expenses for data center hardware purchases :0 General Operating Expenses (includes data center colocation fees) :          $6million Includes data center colocation fees (space, power, and cooling), telecom costs, staffing, cloud hosting, software, etc.                                                                                                     0
Current server specifications (year 0):400 application servers (2 CPUs, 4 cores, 32GB RAM, Linux OS) 400 database servers (4 CPUs, 8 cores, 64GB RAM, Linux OS, MySQL DB) 

Data Transfer in GB      0       50000        66500        66500          83125                     103906Stotage in GB               0       50000,       66500       66500           83125                 103906

Survey papper on image processing

The survey paper must compare and contrast at least 3 given reference papaers.
Attached are
– instructions on how to write the paper
– 3 reference papers, from which the final survey paper must be written
– An abstract, that will give the idea as completed work for the final survey paper.

Module 2 Lab – Steganography (Part B)

In this lab, you will be conducting steganography techniques by using various tools. You will be performing the following tasks:

1    Hiding a hidden message within a picture

2   Hiding multiple files within an image file

3   Hiding a text file within an audio file

 

Submit a word document containing an analysis and a summary of the completed lab (part A). The word document should contain the following elements:

  • Summary of the lab
  • Analysis of the activities performed in the lab and their importance to the course topics
  • How the lab relates to the course and current module topics
  • Related concepts from the module readings and lectures
  • At least one external reference
  • 1-3 pages in length
  • Proper APA formatting and citations
  • Minimum of 1-3 references are required