Designing a great interface

  

Section A

As the lead for the design team project, it is time to create your first mock-up of this interface. Based off of your previously chosen organization from the Unit project 1, you will now begin the design. Complete the following:

  • In a Word      document of 1–2 pages, describe at least 3 interface design techniques      that you will use in your interface design.
  • Create a      mock-up interface for the project.
  • Use at least      3 user interface design techniques.
  • Ensure that      the interface can track information (e.g., name, aliases, location,      nationality, product, price, picture, notes, quantity, street address,      etc.). Remember that these will vary based on the organization.
  • The screen      should be able to do the following:
    • Open
    • Close
    • Minimize
    • Maximize
  • Submit a      screenshot in Word or another application (if functional), and confirm      with your instructor that the file type is acceptable if it is not a Word      document

Section B

Building on your initial user interface (UI) design mock-up of the organization’s program UI, the interface now needs to present more information to the user. Complete the following for this assignment:

  • The      interface should present information visually with icons or graphics and      text regarding critical issues related to the system, such as the      following:
    • New       orders
    • Change       in employee status
    • Updated       pictures
    • New       products or services offered
  • Describe      techniques for developing prototypes of user interfaces.
  • You      must add at least 5 critical issue UI design items to your interface.      Remember to ensure that these are easily understood by users.
  • • Submit      a screenshot in Word. Or a functional application if pre-approved by your      instructor.
  • Describe      the items that you added to your interface design. Be specific with your      descriptions, and identify the particular design features along with an      explanation of why they are added in the way that they were.

paraphrase 240 words

  

In the Unit 2 Lab assignment, we continued to learn how to analyze wireless traffic using Wireshark and also began learning how to analyze wireless traffic using the NetWitness Investigator Tool. I began with practicing loading a file of traffic that Wireshark had previously captured. We reviewed previously captured ones so that all students were were following the same instructions. There is so much information to look at it can be a bit overwhelming. I am still finding that I have trouble using the Wireshark application, even after thoroughly following instructions. The introduction to the NetWitness Investigator Tool seemed a bit easier to follow. I was capturing the same packet information that I viewed in the first step when using WireShark. There was obviously a little trial and error involved, but I feel a little better about using this tool than WireShark. It appears to be a little more user friendly, but that could be because it isn’t all information overload on the menu. It appears to be displayed a littler easier to read. I still feel a little lost when it comes to most of the information that I am trying to find. This information is important to the cybersecurity field because it can provide important information to where a criminal hacker may be located or what it is exactly they are trying to achieve. It more or less shines a little light into the dark spaces of the internet.

Info Security & Risk Mgmt

analyze the difference between intentional and unintentional threats. You must use at least one scholarly resource. Every discussion posting must be properly APA formatted.

250 -300 words

Design a flowchart or pseudocode for

Design a flowchart or pseudocode for a program that accepts rental contract data and displays a completed rental contract ready for a customer’s signature.
 

Accept the following as input:
 

Contract number
Customer’s first and last names
Automobile’s vehicle identification number
Starting date for the rental agreement stored as three separate variables—month, day, and year
Length, in days, of the rental agreement
Indicator of whether the customer bought the optional insurance policy
 

Display output as follows:
 

If the contract number is not between 10000 and 99999 inclusive, issue an error message and end the program.
If the customer ID number is not between 100 and 999 inclusive, issue an error message and end the program.
If the starting date for the rental agreement is invalid issue an error message and end the program.
(In other words, make sure the month is between 1 and 12, inclusive. If the month is 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, or 12, the day must be between 1 and 31, inclusive. If the month is 2, the day must be between 1 and 28, inclusive. You do not need to check for leap years. If the month is 4, 6, 9, or 11, the day must be between 1 and 30, inclusive.)
If the length of the rental agreement is not between 1 and 30 days inclusive, issue an error message and end the program. Otherwise, calculate the ending month, day, and year based on the starting date and length of the agreement.
The insurance indicator must be “Y” or “N” (for “Yes” or “No”); otherwise, display an error message.
If all the entered data is valid, display it along with the fee for the rental, which is calculated as follows:
$25 per day for 10 days or fewer
$18 per day for each day over 10 days
$2.50 per day for insurance, regardless of the number of days in the contract

Digital Forensics

  

Go online and research some tools that would be valuable in collecting both live memory images and images of various forms off media. 

Put together a shopping list for your manager that includes tools needed to be purchased. Include a price if applicable.  In 350 words.

Assignment2

 What are the risks associated with using public Wi-Fi? 200 to 300 words and add references 

GO19_AC_CH01_GRADER_1G_AS – Open Houses 1.0

 

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#GO19 AC CH01 GRADER 1G AS – Open Houses 1.0

  In this project, you will create database objects to track the open  houses for the Health Professions departments at a college. You will  create a table and import data from Excel to create a second table. You  will use a database template to enter data into the Events table. You  will create a simple query, a form, and a report.

Start   Access. Open the downloaded file named Student_Access_1G_Open_Houses_AS.accdb, enable the content, and then   close the Event List multiple-items form that automatically opened. Open the   Navigation Pane.

In Datasheet view, create a new   table. Beginning in the second  column of the table and using the data type of   Short Text, create the Department Name, Contact Last Name, Contact First Name, Campus, Phone, and Department Email fields (in that order). In the eighth column,   using the Currency data type, create the Special Pay field.

Change the data type of the ID   field to Short Text, rename the ID field to Department ID.

Starting in the Department ID   field, add the following three records to the new table:

HIT 

Health Information Technology

Lynneff 

Deborah 

Northwest 

(512) 555-6185

[email protected]

40 

LPN 

Licensed Practical Nursing

Gilbert 

Thomas 

Northwest 

(512) 555-1551

[email protected]

25 

PLB 

Phlebotomy 

Woodward 

Jean 

Northwest 

(512) 555-9012

[email protected]

30 

Save the table as Departments, and then close the table.

Append the records from the   downloaded Excel file a01G_Departments.xlsx   to the Departments table.

In the Navigation Pane, organize   the objects by Tables and Related  Views. Open the Departments table (the   table has 14 records). Close  the Navigation Pane.

Switch the Departments table to   Design view. Delete the Campus field. For the Department ID field, enter a   description of Enter one to five characters for the Department ID and then change the field size   to 5. Enter a description of Payment for   each open house event   for the Special Pay field. Save the table.

Switch to Datasheet view, apply   Best Fit to all of the fields in the table, save the table, and then close   the table.

Import the records from the   downloaded Excel file a01G__Rooms.xlsx   into the database as a new table named Rooms. Designate the first row as column headings and   the Room ID field as the primary key.

Open the Navigation Pane, open   the Rooms table in Datasheet view  (the table has 10 records). Apply Best Fit   to all of the fields in the  table, save the table, and then close the table.

Based on your Departments table,   use the Query Wizard to create a  simple query. Add the Department Name,   Department Email, Phone,  Contact Last Name, and Contact First Name fields (in   that order). Keep  the default name of Departments   Query, click Finish to display the query results, and then close the   query.

Based on your Rooms table, use   the Form tool to create a form for the table. Save the form as Room Form, display the form in Form view,   and then close the form.

Based on your Departments table,   use the Report tool to create a  report. Delete the Contact Last Name, Contact   First Name, and Special  Pay fields from the report. Save the report as Departments   Report.

Sort the Department Name field   in ascending order. Set the width of the Phone and Department Email fields to   1.75 inches. Delete the page number   from the report, save the report, and then close the report.

Open the Event List form, and   then close the Navigation Pane. In  the Event List multiple-items form, enter   the following record (the  Start Time   and End Time data will reformat automatically):
 

  Title: LPN   Open House   Start Time: 1/16/22 11a End Time: 1/16/22 12p Description: Program   Overview   Location: MW112

In the Event List form, click   New Event, and in the Event Details  single-record form, enter the following   record (the Start Time and End  Time data will reformat automatically):
 

  Title:  HIT Open House Start Time: 1/16/22 2p
   End Time: 1/16/22 3p Description: Scholarship Applications Location: MN110

Close the Event Details   single-record form. Close all database  objects, open the Navigation Pane, and   then exit Access. Submit the  database as directed.