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DISCUSSION
The primary purpose of Internet-connected devices has been to enable people to communicate with each other and access online data and processes. The main purpose of IoT devices is to generate real-time data that we can then analyze and use to create desired business outcomes.

Explain the growth opportunities  IoT has created and the payback (ROI) and business value for the emerging IoT?

This is a 2-phase discussion wherein you will make your first post having completed roughly half the videos and then a second post after completing the rest of the videos.  The halfway point in the video Series is the “Ideation” video course.  Your first post should discuss what concept, approach, or tool you found most useful in the first half of the videos and how it could have assisted you in a course or job project you had to complete in the past.  The second post should discuss a concept, approach, or tool you found most useful from the 2nd half of the videos and how you could have applied it to a past school or job project.  Posts should be substantive and clearly explain your understanding of the concept, approach, or tool and why you found it useful as well as clearly describe the past project and how the identified element from the videos could be employed and its benefits to the project completion process.  Two or three sentences will not suffice as substantive posts. These should be well thought out and clearly demonstrate your understanding of the applicability of the concept, tool, or approach to a project.

Each paragraph should be 10 to 15 lines. I can’t be able to give you access of the video, so I mention all the topics. Please follow the rubrics. 

First paragraph topics: 

1. Planning a career in user experience 

– Design Careers 

       -Interaction design 

        – Visual design

        – service design 

         – information architecture 

-Research Careers

-Strategy careers 

-Your UX career

2. UX design: 1 Overview 

1. User-centered Design

2. Techniques in these course

3. UX design: 2 Analyzing user data

Data analysis in the user-centered design process

Gathering user data

Experience mapping 

Actionable data 

4. UX design:3 creating personas

Personas in the user-centered design 

Persona creation 

Data-driven personas

5. UX Design: 4 Ideation 

Adding creativity to the user-centered design

Ideation techniques

For the second paragraph.

6.  UX Design: 5 Creating scenarios and storyboards 

Creating scenarios 

Storyboards to visualize scenarios 

7.  UX Design: 6  Paper prototyping 

Creating a paper prototyping 

User testing a paper prototype 

8. UX Design: 7 Implementation planning 

Planning and tracking 

Story mapping 

9. UX foundations: Interaction Design 

Interaction designer 

A model of psychology and interaction design 

Intro psychology 

The interaction design model

Interaction design 

10. Sketching for UX designers 

Sketching and design 

Basic techniques 

Other sketching formats 

 Unit II Discussion Board Question IICOLLAPSE

Do you do a full backup of your PC with the system image tool?  How do you do it?  

Have you ever had to do a full restore from your backup?  How do you do it?

Write a C++ program that implements the Naïve Gaussian Elimination and Gaussian Elimination with Partial

Pivoting (See class notes.) for linear systems.

1. Name your source file YourLastName5.cpp.

2. All floating point arithmetic will be double precision.

3. Input to the main program

• data file name

• sequence of augmented matrices each of which represents a linear system

4. Program output:

For each linear system

• Original augmented matrix

• Upper triangular matrix obtained by the Naïve Gaussian Elimination

• Solution from the Naïve Gaussian Elimination

• Upper triangular matrix obtained by the Gaussian Elimination with Partial Pivoting

• Solution from the Gaussian Elimination with Partial Pivoting

Here i have included the file and also a sample report for reference and just to have the better idea of lab requirements. 

Create method PopulateListBox that will accept as an argument a one-dimensional doublearray that will then load the data from the array passed as an argumentinto the listbox with the format “$xxx,xxx.xx” such as “$247,850.00”ii.Create method CalcAverageSalesthat will accept as an argument a one-dimensional douoblearray that will then calculate the average sales fromthe data from the array passed as an argumentand put the result in lblAverage displayed as currency with two decimal places, example: $206,280.79iii.Create method FindHighestSalesthat will accept as an argumenta one-dimensional doublearray that will then find the highest sales from the data from the array passed as an argumentand put the result in lblHighest displayed ascurrency with zero decimal places, example: $264,448iv.Create method FindLowestSalesthat will accept as an argument a one-dimensional doublearray that will then find the lowest sales from the data from the array passed as an argumentand put the result in lblLowest displayed as currency with zero decimal places, example: $109,872.

Your assignment:

First read (again) the article: Taxonomy of Cross-Platform Mobile Applications Development – notice how the author breaks the research problem into 6 measurable questions (Code is Resuable, Plugins, Easy for Web Developers, etc.). Use any 3 of these as your research questions. Since your Method is exploratory – using a mini literature review, your research question(s) must be answered appropriately in the literature that you cite. You must cite at least 4 scholarly (peer-reviewed) sources to address each of your research questions. A literature review in practice would be exhausive. Because of the scope of this paper, however, it will  be a Limited Literature Review, Be certain to make this and circumstances clear both in your Introduction, Method and Conclusion sections. Your Method section – your limited literature review, might look simular to the Previous Works section in the article: Mobile_Apps_Development_A_Framework_for_Technology_Decision_Making_PROCEEDINGS , however, connected to YOUR study – your research question(s)

• Write a seven – ten (7-10) page paper that address your research problem – your paper should be: typed, double spaced, using Times New Roman font (size 12), with one-inch margins on all sides; citations and references must follow APA or school-specific format. See hand-outs provided on graduate and APA style research papers.
• Use at least four different quality resources that address each research questions; other citations may apply as well. Note: Wikipedia, Blogs, Info articles, and similar Websites do not qualify as quality resources for research writing.
• Include a cover page containing: a title for this assignment, the student’s name, the professor’s name, the course title, and the date. The cover page and the reference pages do not count toward the page count. Review the Helpful Information provided related to critical thinking and also follow the hand-outs provided in this week’s Learning Materials folder.

In this homework, you’ll write a program that draws a simplified bar chart, that is, a diagram that visually includes bars of greater length for greater input numbers. It will first ask the user how many data points there will be, and then will read the data; and for each data point will print a row that contains that many @ signs, according to a specific format (see below).Includes header comment and prints something relevant
Prompts user for number of bars, and stores it in a variable
Loops the correct number of times
Reads a number each time through the loop and prints @s
Follows the format specified below for all input/output. The initial prompt for the user should be “How many lines?”, and then the program should print the instruction to “Type that many numbers.” and then for each number it prints a line with a vertical bar (shift-backslash) followed by the correct number of @s. For instance, the following is what it should look like if the user wants a 3-bar chart, with the bars representing the numbers 5, 2, and 11 respectively (except the parts that come from user input are shown here in bold, italic, and green, to make it clearer what’s going on—the bold/italic/green won’t show up in your codeboard screen):How many lines? 3Type that many numbers.5| @@@@@2| @@11| @@@@@@@@@@@In addition to receiving points for getting the format exactly right, if you follow the format exactly, codeboard will be able to test your code for correctness long before I have a chance to grade it. Note: in case it’s not clear, this assignment only requires Python stuff we’ve done in class. The “bar charts” here are purely text—no extra graphics needed.

Topic: information Security risk management

Write a literature review of the given topic 

You are requested to write review, survey or state-of-art article. The article has to give an overview of existing literature in a field, often identifying specific problems or issues and analyzing information from available published work.

This is a literature review paper

Ten of references must to be from journal articles published in well publishers’ databases; IEEE, Springer, Elsevier, Wiley and Taylor & Francis.

Answer the following question:
There are four types of VPN. Name them and give an example of when I should use that type. Do you think there will be the need for more types of VPN? Why?

Note: The first post should be made by Wednesday 11:59ET and you should post at least two more times throughout the week to your classmates. Please engage early and often. Your initial post should be 500 words.