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Weekly Assignment via Unicheck:

Question 1.

Using WebGL [call gl.drawElements( ) function] render points at coordinates:

-0.4, -0.3, 0,0

 0.5, -0.5, 0.0

 0.6,  0.7, 0.0

-0.3, -0.4, 0.0

Make the canvas width = 600, height = 600, border orange and the points black.

Question 2.

Using WebGL [call drawElements()function]render the rectangle using the following coordinates:

 0.45,  0.45,  0.0

-0.45,  0.45,  0.0  

-0.45, -0.45, 0.0

0.45, -0.45, 0.0

Make the canvas with = 470, height = 470, border red and the rectangle green.

I want it by Friday night 11pm…EEEE

• 8.1 What is the difference between RFC 5321 and RFC 5322?
• 8.2 What are the SMTP and MIME standards?
• 8.3 What is the difference between a MIME content type and a MIME transfer encoding?
• 8.4 Briefly explain base64 encoding.
• 8.5 Why is base64 conversion useful for an e-mail application?
• 8.6 What is S/MIME?
• 8.7 What are the four principal services provided by S/MIME?
• 8.8 What is the utility of a detached signature?
• 8.9 What is DKIM?

Submit a Microsoft Word document.

 Man Flowgorithm Program You must complete this assignment on your own. If you need help, please send me an email with your .py file attached and tell me where you are stuck. I will help you get unstuck, either via Zoom or via email. Create a flowgorith file named YourNameTaxMan.fprg•Part 1: Declaration of VariablesoPut a comment in your code that says Part 1oDeclare all the variables you will need for this programoDo not assign any values in Part 1•Part 2:User InputoPut a comment in your code that says Part 2oGather the following information from the user: first name, last name, gross income and number of children•Part 3: Calculations / FormattingoPut a comment in your code that says Part 3oCalculate the user’s dependency exemption, as follows: number of children times 2,000oCalculate the user’s taxable income, as follows: gross income minus dependency exemptionoCalculate the user’s tax due, as follows: taxable income times 15%oFormat the values that will be displayed, if needed•Part 4: OutputoPut a comment in your code that says Part 4oDisplay the information entered by the user, in the following format. It should be formatted exactly as pictured. Of course,the names and amounts will vary, depending upon what the user enters. •Part 5:Say byeoPut a comment in your code that says Part 5odisplay a message to which says: Goodbye from _____ (Fill in the blank with your full name. )•Submit the assignment as followsoSubmit the .fprgfile in CanvasoI do not give credit for code that does not run or that crashes while it runs. If you have problems running your code, sendme the .fprg file and in the body of the email tell me the error message you get when you try to run the code. Within 24 hours Iwill email you back and tell you how to fix it.

Subject: “Systems Analysis and Design”

Requirement: Chapter 9 User Interface Design Mini-case 2

Reference: page 360 in the 5th edition  “Systems Analysis and Design”

Minimum of two pages double spaced content to discuss the topic. 

Include a title page and a reference page with at least two outside references.

Use APA formatting for the title page and the reference page

Mini-case 2

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2. The members of a systems development project team

have gone out for lunch together, and as often happens,

the conversation has turned to work. The team has been

working on the development of the user interface design,

and so far, work has been progressing smoothly. The

team should be completing work on the interface prototypes

early next week. A combination of storyboards and

language prototypes has been used in this project. The

storyboards depict the overall structure and flow of the

system, but the team developed language prototypes of

the actual screens because they felt that seeing the actual

screens would be valuable for the users.

Chris (the youngest member of the project team): I

read an article last night about a really cool way to

evaluate a user interface design. It’s called usability

testing, and it’s done by all the major software vendors.

I think we should use it to evaluate our interface design.

Heather (system analyst): I’ve heard of that, too, but

isn’t it really expensive?

Mark (project manager): I’m afraid it is expensive, and

I’m not sure we can justify the expense for this project.

Chris: But we really need to know that the interface

works. I thought this usability testing technique would

help us prove we have a good design.

Amy (systems analyst): It would, Chris, but there are

other ways, too. I assumed we’d do a thorough walkthrough

with our users and present the interface to them

at a meeting. We can project each interface screen so

that the users can see it and give us their reaction. This

is probably the most efficient way to get the users’

response to our work.

Heather: That’s true, but I’d sure like to see the users

sit down and work with the system. I’ve always learned

a lot by watching what they do, seeing where they get

confused, and hearing their comments and feedback.

Ryan (systems analyst): It seems to me that we’ve put

so much work into this interface design that all we

really need to do is review it ourselves. Let’s just make

a list of the design principles we’re most concerned

about and check it ourselves to make sure we’ve followed

them consistently. If we have, we should be fine.

We want to get moving on the implementation, you

know.

Mark: These are all good ideas. It seems like we’ve

all got a different view of how to evaluate the interface

design. Let’s try and sort out the technique that is best

for our project.

Develop a set of guidelines that can help a project

team like the one discussed here select the most appropriate

interface evaluation technique for their project.

1> Discuss the concept of parameters. What are parameters for? What is the difference between formal parameters and actual parameters? Give an example in Java code that illustrates formal parameters and actual parameters.

2>

attached programming file

or this assignment, the focus is to develop actionable signatures that would detect your APT actor on a network. — that I identified previously (APT40). see attached document.

Please review the document attached for detailed instructions.

 company or use one that you are familiar with that has experienced information security change in the workplace. What information assurance change occurred, and were there any barriers to the change faced by the organization? Finally, what are the best practices when managing change?  

Describe the different backup sites an organization can use (cold site, hot site, warm site). What is the best type of backup site and why?

1,At what level the security policy should be developed?

2,Why is the cloud of concern from a security point of view?

3,Name and explain the mitigation methods to control the employee threats?

4,Why are the world wide web and internet have so much concern for the security?

5,Explain the difference between incident response plan, dissaster preparedness plan and the business continuity plan?