week-7 assignment

 Watch the Movie War Games from 1983. According to the New York Times, this movie had a tremendous effect on President Ronald Reagan.  Discuss  your opinion on whether it should be required viewing in social studies classes in high school. Do not repeat the story. Discuss it’s use in school.  

Final Project

 In this Project Final you are to update, refine and combine the past seven weeks of Labs to create the Information Security Plan into final document. Remember that you are the Information Security Officer of Mahtmarg Manufacturing a small manufacturing company worth approximately $5 Million who provides fiber cable to local businesses, individual customers and to government organizations. You are creating the final Information Security Plan (Issue-Specific Security Policy in Table 4-3 of the textbook). 

What is a network? Describe how

  

What is a network? Describe how the home network would be used by your family members. Name at least five components that would be connected to the network. What types of hardware, software, connectivity components, etc., would be required to fully implement the home network? Security issues will need to be considered. What are the risks to your network? What will you need to fully protect your home network?

Computer Science Controls and Events Programming Assignment

  

Controls and Events Programming Assignment Instructions 

Overview

Matthew 28:19-20
Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.” 

For your first visual basic assignment you are going to create a basic assignment to present a picture of your choice, a Bible Verse on the importance of mission work, and information on a Missionary of your Choice.  It is so important to understand our call to serve.  This is your chance to show an example of serving. 

Instructions 

When the application runs the user will see the picture of your choice and a Bible Verse on mission work. The form will have the option to close the application and a mission button. When the mission button is pressed, the user will be presented with an image of a missionary of your choice and a label with information on the missionary.

The following steps must be completed. 

1. Form Setup

a. Your form should have 2 buttons, 2 images, 1 label, and 1 textbox. 

b. Name the initial form frmAssignment1 and put Assignment 1 in its title bar.

c. Set the backcolor of the form to a color of your choice in the properties menu.

d. Lock all controls on the form 

e. Create access keys for the buttons for both buttons.

f. The tab order of the buttons should go from Missions to Quit. The form should open with the Missions button as the highlighted option. 

2. PictureBox

a. Add two PictureBox controls to your form and name the PictureBox picStudentImage and picMissionary

b. Import an image for both picture boxes to the resources of the project (Make sure you save the image in the project folder before you inport it to the resources folder)

c.  Use the stretch image property for the image

d. Make the picMissionary not available for vieiwing at the run of the application.

3. TextBox

a. Name the textbox txtVerse and enter a Bible verse on why missionary work is important. 

b. The font of the textbox should be something other than the default Microsoft Sans Serif. 

c. The text should be center aligned. 

d. The text box should be multi-line. 

e. The backcolor and forecolor should be different from the default.

f. The user should not be able to tab to the text box.

4. Label

a. A label should be created called lblMissions. 

b. The label should be created on the form but not show on the load. 

c. The label should include the missionary name, your name and your teacher name and the date you finished your project.. **This is a main requirement and the assignment will not be accepted without this detail.

5. Mission Button

a. When the Missionary button is pressed the lblMissions label is displayed using the visible property. 

b. The Missionary image is also made visible

6. Quit Button

a. The application will quit

7. Code

a. Create a comment section at the beginning of the code with the name of the assignment, purpose of the assignment, and your name. Comments must be throughout each sub of the application. 

b. Remove any subs that are not utilized by the program

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Week 3 discussion

 

Discussion Points:

●    Find 2 – 3 examples of UX Design that do NOT comply with or not fully follow law(s) of UX. Explain your choices. 
●    Discuss 2 – 3 examples of UX Design successfully following the law(s) of UX. Explain your choices.
●    Find at least two examples of utilization of psychology principles and theories in product design that you are familiar with. Please explain your choices.  

Example:
Hick’s Law describes that the time it takes for a person to make a decision depends on the choices available to him or her.
A very nice example of Hick’s Law that applies to user experience design are lists: 

Emerging Hospital at Home Case Study

This is an assignment I am working on to delve into how hospital care is changing through transitioning into the home setting to provide equity care to chronically-ill patients determined eligible for acute home care. I would like to seek second opinion to compare my paper to what other experts in the field will have done different.

This paper will focus of hospital at home by Reviewing the following report by McKinsey –  https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/healthcare-systems-and-services/our-insights/from-facility-to-home-how-healthcare-could-shift-by-2025Links to an external site.

The Hospital at Home movement is drastically reshaping healthcare, lowering the walls of the hospital and placing patients at home with significant monitoring in place virtually.  In 4-6 pages typed and double spaced (using 3-5 additional citations APA format outside of the McKinsey report) Write good historical background of emerging hospital at home, Abstract, Introduction, body and a conclusion. You must address the following questions:

1. What are the advantages of the Hospital at Home movement? (see exhibit 2 and expand)

2. What are the challenges presented by the Hospital at Home approach? (see exhibit 2 and expand)

3.  How does the Hospital at Home movement fit within accountable and value based care concepts? 

4.  What concerns do you have around shifting several of the services outlined in Exhibit 4 into the home setting? 

Note: You can include exhibit of the images as well.

Below are other additional sources that can be used to supplement Mckinsey report:

  

The hospital is dead, long live the hospital!

https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/healthcare-systems-and-services/our-insights/the-hospital-is-dead-long-live-the-hospital

5 Obstacles to Home-Based Health Care, and How to Overcome Them

https://hbr.org/2019/10/5-obstacles-to-home-based-health-care-and-how-to-overcome-them

Home health care is evolving from convenience to a crucial edge for the future of medicine.

https://www.pennmedicine.org/news/publications-and-special-projects/penn-medicine-magazine/fall-winter-2022/no-place-like-home

The Hospital at Home Model: Bringing Hospital-Level Care to the Patient

https://www.commonwealthfund.org/sites/default/files/2018-09/1895_Klein_hospital_at_home_case_study_v2b.pdf

ATTN:

Rubrics that must be followed to complete the case study correctly:

Rubrics must be followed accordingly:

  1. Students will identify the      theories, models, and tools from social, business, human factors,      behavioral, and information sciences and technologies for designing,      implementing, and evaluating health informatics solutions. (SLO 2)
  2. Students will identify the      theories, models, and tools from social, business, human factors,      behavioral, and information sciences and technologies for designing,      implementing, and evaluating health informatics solutions. (SLO 2)
  3. Students will identify the      theories, models, and tools from social, business, human factors,      behavioral, and information sciences and technologies for designing,      implementing, and evaluating health informatics solutions. (SLO 2)
  4. Students will identify the      theories, models, and tools from social, business, human factors,      behavioral, and information sciences and technologies for designing,      implementing, and evaluating health informatics solutions. (SLO 2)

Thank you .

Discussion 4 [43]

Instructions:

Write 1 thread of at least 250 words. You must support  your assertions with at least 1 citation in current APA format.  Acceptable sources include Cisco material, the Bible, and scholarly  journals. You must also reply to the 2 threads below. Each  reply must be at least 100 words.

Topic: How has communication and collaboration effected the spreading of the Gospel?

Thread Reply 1

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It is amazing how something like the internet and technology has  spread the gospel around the world in truly the simplest of ways.  Obvious examples come to mind like the bible being available to listen  to or to read in the palm of your hand through the internet, or with the  recent pandemic being able to hear the gospel spoken at any time in  your own home. These things are good and do lots of good for the spread  of the gospel. More obscure things come to mind as well, things like  translating the bible into languages that were once forgotten or  considered untranslatable. The spread of the gospel can come in many  ways thanks to the internet. We cannot imagine all the ways that we can  spread the gospel. People who once wouldn’t have considered going to  church are hearing the gospel on their tv’s after being encouraged to  watch by friends. These things are incredible ways to bring the gospel  into the minds of non-believers. One pastor talks about his use of  technology for the good of his congregation. He’s been using slides with  verses and interactive screens to better cement the teaching of Christ  to his congregation as early as 1992. However, he makes another  excellent point. Technology is no replacement for the real thing, it  takes real active community to build believers. (Edwards, 2019) In this  way technology has hurt some believers as they give into their laziness  and stay home on Sunday’s to be taught through a screen, but it is  undeniable the places the gospel can now reach thanks to the power of  technology we have today.

Thread Reply 2

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          The internet, as I have stated before, has many similarities with the body of Christ. Both seem very omnipresent in our lives, and both provide universal connectivity in their own respective way. This foundational statement is the basis of how the spreading of the Gospel has evolved and advanced through communication and collaboration technologies and techniques via the Internet. The Internet has effectively made possible the traditional spread of the good word travel at the speed of light or, in Internet terms, the speed of fiber optics. 

           Imagine a world a long time ago when believers, preachers, and  prophets alike would have to traverse the globe by foot in order to  spread the word of the Gospel. Although there is something magnificent about the raw struggle of the old story which can’t be replaced by the efficiencies of the Internet, the flip side is also true, which is that the traditional methods could never allow the level of universal communication, collaboration, and instant connectivity that the Internet provides. The problems have also changed. A long time ago the biggest hurdles to spreading the word was human illness, stamina, and lack of food/water for the travels involved in spreading God’s word. In comparison, the modern world’s network is hindered more by computer viruses, network performance, and bandwidth than how far our feet will carry us. However, the underlying story is the same, which is we must care for the path of connectivity, regardless of what method we use, in order to spread the word of the Gospel. We no longer concern ourselves too much with whether we are strong enough, healthy enough, or well fed enough to make our travels and fulfill our obligation and privilege as Christians to spread the word, “Go  therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name  of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit” (NIV, Matthew  28:19). We now focus on better defense-in-depth methods, network performance enhancements, and keeping networks clean of viruses, worms, trojan horses, and so on. 

          The Internet is the modern Great Library of Alexandria. It is packed with knowledge of the world, both good and bad, just as the Great Library of Alexandria was a long time ago. It is up to us to preserve, promote, and spread the knowledge we deem important. This has always been, and always will be, the responsibility of the caretakers of knowledge. We now communicate and collaborate the Gospel at lightning speed which requires caretakers that move at lightning speed. Our ethics and morals must keep up with the pace of connectivity because  the Gospel delivered without care is not the intention of God. He  always has, and always will want us to deliver the message with care  regardless of our chosen method. We have chosen our modern method, so it is up to us, via our vocation and daily life, to protect, preserve, and use it properly. 

Assignment on Linux 4

 Do the following assignment based on the attach document. use jeannese as first name then Evina as last name to execute the commands. Post a screenshot of all the work on a word document. All commands use to execute the process most be seen and should enable another person get the same results.

Admissibility of Evidence

Describe the plain view doctrine, and why  it has such a significant impact on digital forensics? What are three approaches to determining whether the doctrine applies to a specific case.

Use your own words and do not copy  the work of another student.