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Write 450 words discussing how database auditing and monitoring fit within a SOX compliance framework. 

 Write in text not in outline, bulleted, numbered or other list format.  Use the five paragraph format.

 Each paragraph must have at least five sentences.

 Include 3 quotes with quotation marks and cited in-line and in a list of references.

 Include an interesting meaninful title.Include at least one quote from each of 3 different articles.

Please attach the requested programs below as your assignment submission.

Your assignment is to create a hierarchy of classes representing animals.

The root of the hierarchy should be a class named Animal (in file Animal.java), described in more detail below.

There must be at least two subclasses of Animal (you are welcome to have more than two). If you have no other ideas, you may name the subclasses Pet (Pet.java) and MarineAnimal (MarineAnimal.java), but you are welcome to choose different groups of animals.

Each of your subclasses of Animal must in turn have at least one subclass (it may have more). Each of these sub-sub-classes of Animal must represent a specific animal, such as dog, cat, green turtle, octopus, and so on. In total, you must have at least six of these classes, representing six different kinds of animals. Choose suitable names for each of these animal classes — the TA may award less than full credit if your names are not suitable, so if you choose an unusual animal, make sure an appropriate comment clearly explains why your choice is suitable. It is also your choice which of these animals belongs to which subclass of Animal, but again your score may depend on the appropriateness of your choices and/or on how well your comments explain your choices.

Your Animal class must have at least:

• An instance variable to represent the animal’s current weight. You can choose the units (grams, kilograms, ounces, pounds, etc). Your code must have a comment saying which units this variable represents.
• Another instance variable to represent the animal’s weight when fully grown. This variable should use the same units as the previous variable.
• Another instance variable to represent the animal’s current size. Again, you must both choose and document suitable units.
• Another instance variable to represent the animal’s size when fully grown. This variable should use the same units as the previous variable.
• A constructor that takes as parameters the initial values of all four instance variables, and initializes them accordingly.
• A method eat that eats a certain amount of food, and increases the animal’s weight by 1% of the amount of food (but without ever exceeding the animal’s fully-grown weight), and similarly increases the animal’s size by exactly 1%, again never exceeding the animal’s fully grow size.
• Accessor methods for each of the animal’s weight and size.

For your immediate subclasses of Animal, you should choose which instance variables (if any) and methods they provide. The same is true for the individual animal classes. The only requirement is that each of these classes must have at least one new instance method not present in any of its superclasses. Again, choose suitable methods. For example, a Pet usually has a name, and a MarineAnimal may or may not breathe air.

As well as its own unique method, each animal or group of animals may override one or more methods from its superclass(es). This is up to you.

You must also create a TestAnimals class with a main method that does all of the following:

• Create at least two animal objects of each class of each specific animal. Since you are required to create at least six specific animal classes, the test program will have at least twelve animal objects. Animals should be created with a reasonable minimum size and weight.
• Feed each of the animals at least until it is fully grown. Once the animal is fully grown both in weight and in size, print the animal’s name and how many feedings it took for it to grow to full size and weight.
• Call at least once each of the methods specific to each of the animal classes.
• Call at least once each of the methods specific to each of the classes representing groups of animals.

The code in your TestAnimals class need not be all in the main method, and in fact you are encouraged to create and use multiple methods within this class.

2 pages or 550 words

As outlined within this weeks topic, there are several benefits as well as challenges associated with the use of Big Data Analytics in the e-Healthcare industry. Pick one of the four concepts below and then identify the benefits and challenges associated with that concept. Do not simply list the benefits and challenges but detail them in a substantive, thorough post as it relates to that concept in the e-healthcare industry.

• Data Gathering
• Storage and Integration
• Data Analysis
• Knowledge Discovery and Information Interpretation

LAB 0-The Basics Code Include name, lab…..LAB 0-The basics
Code
Include name, lab #, and date
Output at bottom as a comment
Output as a separate file
The problem you are solving is as follows (adapted from Lab 0 Word document):This program is going to have just one function. Its name will be main. In fact every program in ‘C++’ will have a function called main. The computer needs to know where the execution starts.
int main()
{
return 0;
}
Inside those curly brackets and before the return statement you will be typing lots of print statements.
cout<<“NAME:t”;
cout <<“E-MAIL:t”;
cout <<”MAJOR:t”;
cout << “COMPUTER EXPERIENCE:t”;
After each of the COUT statements given above, write another statement to output the information. So you will have at least eight statements in all.
You will submit 1) the .cpp file with both the code and the output shown as a comment at the bottom, and 2) the .txt file showing the output only.

 Industry experts believe blockchain is a technology that has the potential to affect the business of most IT professionals in the next five years. Pick an industry you feel will be most affected by blockchain and how blockchain may be used in that industry. As an IT manager, how would you embrace blockchain? For instance, how would training occur for your team, what strategies might you use, what security methods may you recommend be used?Your paper should meet the following requirements:

• Be approximately four to six pages in length, not including the required cover page and reference page.
• Follow APA7 guidelines. Your paper should include an introduction, a body with fully developed content, and a conclusion.
• Support your answers with the readings from the course and at least two scholarly journal articles to support your positions, claims, and observations, in addition to your textbook. The UC Library is a great place to find resources.
• Be clearly and well-written, concise, and logical, using excellent grammar and style techniques. You are being graded in part on the quality of your writing.

Discussion with 500 words

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Environmental Protection Agency (or EPA for short) is responsible for regulating the amount of pollutant emission from all automobiles that run on American roads. You are asked to analyze the data released by EPA for more than a decade, specifically for three time periods: 2010 – 12, 2014-16, and 2018 – 20. There are several objectives to this case analysis, one of which is to test and learn about the possible changes in the amount of pollutions emitted by vehicles overtime. You are also asked to analyze similarities between vehicles over the three time periods and empirically determine if certain vehicles became more (or less) polluting over the period of study.

You will analyze various aspects of vehicle induced pollution using R programing. You are expected to submit findings in a report format. The report must be at least 20 pages long with written description and explanation of your findings to the questions asked below. Make sure to run all code using R Markdown and create a formal report with your remarks, comments or explanations embedded within the document.   

You are given nine years of individual EPA data in csv format. The data files are not very large (each file is approx. 1 MB) . Each yearly file contains thousands of vehicles along with their vital information and pollution testing records. Each file contains 42 columns, the details of which are given in the Data Dictionary document. Please note that the original data had more columns, and some of them were removed for the consistency purposes. The deleted columns also exist in the data dictionary and you are asked to ignore them while referring to the dictionary.   

There are three sections to this case study : Merging and cleaning ( 20 points), Data Analysis ( 6 0 points), Visualization ( 20 points) 

need to work on basemp3 file .