Write a final project paper on Digital forensics techniques? (500 words)
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Write a final project paper on Digital forensics techniques? (500 words)
Create a PowerPoint presentation on Digital forensics techniques. (10 slides)
300 words+
Evan Moskowitz has formed an Internet training company called Teach-U-Comp to sell computer programming courses online. Each course costs $65, and students receive continuing education units (CEUs) based on the duration of the course and its level of difficulty. Evan expects to sell about 100 courses each month during his first few years in operation. He would like to accept credit and debit cards as payment for the courses. Evan is busy creating the online content and installing the course delivery software, so he hired you to investigate payment processing options for the site. Use your favorite search engine to identify three companies that process credit card payments for Web sites that sell downloadable digital products (such as Evan’s courses). Examine the processing services offered and fees charged by these three companies and choose one that you believe would be best for Teach-U-Comp. Write a 300-word report in which you summarize your findings. In the conclusion to your report, clearly state which company you would recommend to Evan and explain why.
Lab 1 Assignment: Binary Numbers CASE: You are attending a math conference with your fellow classmates. You see several individuals wearing t-shirts with the following saying: “THERE ARE 10 Kinds of people. Those who understand BINARY and those who DON’T.” TASK: 1. Create a new word processing document and save it as Binary Numbers. 2. In the first paragraph, explain what the binary number system is and how it is simply another way of describing an amount. 3. Add a table to your document that is two columns wide by five rows long. Add the following headings to the columns: Decimal Number and Binary Number. Add the following numbers to the first column, under Decimal number: 8, 25, 136, 1492. 4. Complete the rest of the information in the table without using a calculator. 5. Create another table in the document. This one should be two columns wide and seven rows long. The column headings are Decimal Number and Binary Number. In the Decimal column, type the numbers 25 through 30. Use the Windows calculator to convert the decimal numbers to their binary equivalents, and then enter the results in the table. 6. Below the table add a second paragraph that explains the t-shirt quote.
prepare an annotated bibliography of 8-10 articles that you will gather for your research proposal for comparative analysis of deep learning, reinforced learning, and natural language processing .Your references must be from peer-reviewed articles .APA 7th Edition applies and makes sure that you follow: APA Purdue.
After reading the article this week, please answer the following two questions.
For this portion of the project, you will examine your dataset for incorrect data. Any incorrect data should be removed, corrected, or imputed. Follow these steps:
You have been assigned to investigate whether or not an employee at a local hospital has been accessing patient records and selling information to online pharmacies. It is your first day of the investigation. Put together a list of data sources that must be examined during the investigation.
The Chocolate Delights Candy Company needs to add the following functionality to its cash register: When a customer is checking out, the cash register needs to store the required data pertaining to each item the customer is buying. This data includes the item name, the price per pound, and the number of pounds of that item being purchased. This should be stored in three (3) arrays (one (1) for the item name, one (1) for the price per pound, and one (1) for the number of pounds being purchased) with corresponding index values. For example, index value 3, when applied to the “itemName” array, would give as the name of the third item that the customer is buying. That same index value of 3, when applied to the “ pricePerPound” array, would give us the price per pound of that same third item that the customer is buying. When that last item in the purchase has been saved to the array, an itemized receipt is printed which shows the relevant data (name, price, and amount purchased) of each item, the subtotal price for each item (which is calculated as price per pound times the number of pounds), and the grand total purchase amount of all items. Use Visual Logic to create the data flow diagrams needed in order to develop the design documents for an interactive event-driven program to solve the above scenario that includes at least:
-Three (3) arrays
-One (1) loop
-One (1) and / or conditional statement that covers decision making to include true and false parts of an if statement.
What is SQL, is SQL a scripting language (support your answer).
Requirements for Phase 1
Your Project Plan must consist of two sections: Problem Analysis, and Preliminary Design. All sections and subsections must be clearly identified with appropriate headers.
Problem Analysis: Include the following subsections:
What are the required outputs?
What are the necessary inputs?
How will you obtain the required outputs from the given inputs?
A preliminary list of variables your program will use, specifying the name, usage, and data type of each variable. Present this information in the form of a table. This preliminary list must include all variables associated with inputs or outputs and any temporary variables that you can identify at this point. (Note: In your final design, you will probably identify additional variables.)
Describe the necessary formulas.
Provide a sample calculation.
Preliminary Design: Provide a preliminary design for the program. Include the following sub sections.
Identify and describe the fundamental tasks needed to solve the problem so you can use a modular design.
Provide a hierarchy chart shown the structure of the program.
An explanation of where and how you plan to use each of (1) conditional statements (2) repetition (loops), (3) arrays, and (4) functions. You must plan for at least one of each.
Note: For meeting the functions requirement, using one or more of the library functions described in the Pseudocode Demo is permitted and in fact recommended. You need not write code for a user-defined function.
PROBLEM ANALYSIS needs to include: In depth Problem Analysis.