Possible Computer Security Research Project Topic
Topic : Quantum Computers – Impact on Encryption
Here is a list of deliverables:
Include a short paragraph describing project and how you intend to research it.
Submit final project materials.
Kirk (2019) notes the importance of formulating your brief. What does he mean by this? Please expand this thought by noting how you would create a vision for your work. Note any real-world examples to expand upon this thought.
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Solve each problem below (except problem 4) using C#. You must should submit here three separate .cs source files.
[20 points] Problem 1 (page 55 from out “Cracking the coding interview[…]” textbook): The following code computes the product of a and b. What is its runtime?
[20 points] Problem 2 (page 57 from out “Cracking the coding interview[…]” textbook):
The following code sums the digits in a number. What is its big 0 time?
[30 points] Problem 3 – Microsoft interview question (source: https://www.glassdoor.com/Interview/a-sorted-array-with-all-elements-appear-twice-except-one-find-that-element-the-best-solution-should-be-O-logn-QTN_402748.htm): a sorted array with all elements appear twice except one, find that element (the best solution should be O(logn))
Research any of the acts provided in Table 2-1 of the textbook. Provide in your paper a full description of the act, relevant dates and cite any legal case ever charged or tried under this act.
Prepare a 350- to 1,050-word paper that fully discusses the topic questions
apa format with atleast two references . 800 words
Develope a SWOT analysis for Anomally Detection as it pertains to Data Analysis. I do expect a complete and detailed SWOT analysis. Please cite the references appropriately
Kirk (2019) notes the importance of formulating your brief. What does he mean by this? Please expand this thought by noting how you would create a vision for your work. Note any real-world examples to expand upon this thought.
CMSC140 Common Project Submission Requirements
NOTE:
o Submit all required files to the Blackboard Project
o If program does not compile, project may get grade “0”. Contact your instructor prior to the project submission due date if you have compilation issues.
Deliverables:
1. Documentation(a Word or PDF file). Your documentation should include items listed below.
2. Your source code (a .cpp file). Your source code file should include a block comment (header) listed below.
3. A zip file for MOSS. The C++ file should be zipped and saved as FirstInitialLastName_PrX_Moss.zip.
4. Checklist/grading rubric. The project specific checklist/grading rubric spreadsheet should be saved as LastNameFirstName_Projectx_checklist.xlsx. Where LastName and FirstName in the file name should contain YOUR NAME. x should be replaced with project number.
Details for Deliverables:
The above deliverables will be packaged as follows:
1. Documentation: Word document(docx) or .pdf including:
a. Title page including student name, project title and number
b. Test Plan contains
i. SEPARATE columns for EACH data item used in the program, i.e. all variables and constants declared in the program
ii. each column should have column heading, preferably names used in the program
iii. at least three COMPLETE sets of test data that is enough to run the program at least three times
c. Screenshot of the program run (using test data from the Test Plan)
d. Flow chart
e. “Lessons Learned” section describing any issues you experienced during work on the project and how you solved them or your overall experience.
2. C++ files (source code):FirstInitialLastName_Pr
Program Header:All programming projects’ source code needs to have one block comment at the top of the program containing the course name and CRN, the project number, your name, project description, and the due date. Provide any additional comments as necessary to clarify the program.
Following is a template of the required program header:
/*
* Class: CMSC140 CRN
* Instructor:
* Project
* Description: (Give a brief description for Project)
* Due Date:
* I pledge that I have completed the programming assignment independently.
I have not copied the code from a student or any source.
I have not given my code to any student.
Print your Name here: __________
*/
/* List of Input for the program:
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2.
(more as needed)
* List of Output from the program:
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2.
(more as needed)
* Pseudocode or Algorithm for the program:
(be sure to indent items with control structure)
(need to match flow chart submitted in documentation)
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2.
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(more as needed)
*/
Comments: Add comment to variables, formulas, or any part of the program with the purpose of making the source code easier to understand.
Indentation: It must be consistent throughout the program and must reflect the control structure.
Proper naming conventions: Variable and method names need to be descriptive to show the role of the variable or method. Avoid single letter names. Constant names should be all upper case, variable names should use “camel case” (i.e. start with lower case, with subsequent words starting with upper case: hoursWorked for example) or underscores to separate words (i.e. items_ordered).
3. MOSS zip file: This .zip will not have any folders in it – only .cpp files.
Note: This format is required to check for duplicate submissions using “MOSS” Plagiarism Detection Software.
4. Checklist (grading sheet): Specific project checklist and grading rubric worksheet should be completed with your name in the highlighted cell and your initials in the checkboxes.
