500 Words need to be finished tonight spanish time
Reflection paper
At the end of this week, students will be able to:
- Evaluate the value of this course by posting feedback in a discussion forum
- Submit a reflection paper to articulate lessons learned in terms of preparing forcareer success.
Submit final Reflection Paper (4 – 5 pages) – in your paper, explain how you use the knowledge gained in this course to prepare for on-the-job success
You have completed item “a” for each section in the attached outline. Now proceed to complete items ‘b’ and ‘c’ for each section.
Week 7 Discussion Forum: The Future of the Workplace
After watching the video below, post a disussion detailing your response to what was discussed in either or both videos.
Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PyUbl39dI0
IT214 4
Question 1
You are the Primary Programmer on a new project for your company. The helpdesk reports that the program exits prematurely. The help desk attributes the crash to users deleting the file “myfile.txt” from the desktop. Write a Python program module using the try: exception: statement to capture this error and instruct the users the file does not exist. Always thank the users for using the program. Include the helpdesk phone number (888) 555.1515 in your message.
Question 2
Upload your answer to this question. NOTE: Your answer must be a Python program.
Write a python program, using dictionary, to print the following list:
PRODUCT PRICE QUANTITY
Banana 3.24 10
Mango 1.10 3
Guava 2.13 5
Orange 4.56 1
Peach 2.33 1
Question 3
Write the pseudocode to convert feet to meters then to kilometers.
Your code should not exceed 50 lines.
use a digital camera, or even
use a digital camera, or even your cell phone, to take at least five (5) digital photographs. Download the photos to your computer, and use an EXIF Viewer tool (such as the one that can be downloaded for free here: http://download.cnet.com/Exif-Viewer/3000-12511_4-10686903.html; or the online version found here: http://www.exifviewer.org/) to examine the EXIF data for each picture. Compare the results shown to you by EXIF Viewer with the EXIF data reported by your operating system (e.g., Windows 7, OS X, etc.; right-click each photo and view the properties – may need to choose the “Details” tab). Are there any differences? Which method provided more information? Paste the photos into a Word document followed by a list of each photo’s EXIF data, and explain to your instructor how this EXIF data contained within a digital photograph could be used in an investigation of child pornography. Provide THOROUGH discussion
Computer Science
Discussion:
Describe and discuss the use of at least five applications of WEB-GL in the real-world.
Limit you answer to 300 words.
Discuss common forms of attack on Microsoft systems using the Internet
Instructions
Assignment Instructions
Week 1 Assignment:
In order to complete assignment #1 you will need to answer the below questions. Please complete the questions in a Word document and then upload the assignment for grading. When assigning a name to your document please use the following format (last name_Assignment #1). Use examples from the readings, lecture notes and outside research to support your answers. The assignment must be a minimum of 1-full page in length with a minimum of 2 – outside sources. Please be sure to follow APA guidelines for citing and referencing source. Assignments are due by 11:59 pm Eastern time on Sunday.
Instructions
1. Discuss common forms of attack on Microsoft systems using the Internet, and/or your job as reference for full credit
2. Read the week 1 article on installation and deployment of Windows Server 2012 and list 5 concerns that could result in vulnerabilities during installation.
3. Discuss three basic network components and how they are used today.
Submission Instructions: The report must be at least 300 words.
SE494 A 1
Prepare report on Haptic Interface for Mobile Technology. It should be in IGU writing format
Your two pages MS Word document should address the following topics.
- Definition of haptic interface.
- The difference between Haptic Touch vs 3D Touch in the mobile technology
- Classification of haptic interactions with real environments
- Haptic interfaces for Body-based devices for mobile healthcare applications
- Skin-integrated wireless haptic interfaces for mobile healthcare applications
- Haptic Interface mobile phone examples for mobile healthcare applications
Exp19_Access_Ch2_Cap – Metropolitan Zoo 1.0 | Access Chapter 2
Exp19_Access_Ch2_Cap – Metropolitan Zoo 1.0 | Access Chapter 2
The Metropolitan Zoo tracks its animal data in Excel. The organization decides to use a database to organize the data about the animals, their trainers, and the animal exhibits. In this project, you will open an existing database and create a new table. You will import an Excel file containing information about the animals, and query the database to determine which animals need a checkup. You will also create a query to obtain a listing of the animals in each exhibit.
Discussion Reply!!! About 50 words
- What suggestions do you have for your classmates on their network cabling?
- Are there any other suggestions for what they should consider for their equipment setup?
- Where are you moving to for your new work-from-home position? Which ISPs are available at this location? Which do you pick and why?
- I will be moving to Smithfield, VA, to work for Smithfield Foods but working from home as a cyber security analyst. The town of Smithfield resides within the county of Isle of Wight. Due to the rural area, only 3 ISP are available: Spectrum Internet, HughesNet Internet, and T-Mobile Home Internet. Of these three options, I would only choose Spectrum Internet for two reasons. The first, the others use mobile hotspots, and the second spectrum offers a Home Business option to have a hard line installed along with wi-fi, so you have better coverage.
- What equipment do you need for your work-from-home position? What does your ISP provide? What does your employer provide? What do you need to provide?
- My home office will require a computer, modem, router, and all the necessary power cords and cables to connect the devices. My company would provide my Desktop with two-factor authentication. My ISP would provide the modem and routers and the necessary coax and ethernet cables for my wi-fi and wired internet. I would need to provide additional IoT, such as a printer and tablet.
- What network cabling will you be using, and which devices?
- I will use coax and ethernet cables. The coax cable will be connected from the wall to the back of the modem, the ethernet will connect from the computer to the modem, and the ethernet will connect the modem to the router for other wi-fi access.
- How do you determine the IP addresses on your devices?
- Since I have been using Windows 10 for my work computer, I could use a few different ways to ascertain my IP addresses. First, you can use the command prompt, type “cmd” in the search bar, right-click on the command prompt and “run as administrator,” then, on the command line, type “arp – a” This will display all the IP addresses within the network. Second, I could open the “My spectrum” app and go to my internet option; select display connects to all connected IP addresses.
- How will you set up equipment in your office in your new home? Will you be using wireless or hard wire for your network connection? What else should be considered?
- I will be setting up all my equipment in my allocated office space. I will have the modem and router on the desk with the computer, and my printer will be next to the desk on the stand. Having all my equipment close will allow easy access and minimum cables. I will have two sources of the internet for work, the primary being wi-fi, but given that I live in a rural area, the wi-fi can sometimes be spotty. For this reason, my backup internet connection will be my wired coax line into my modem, fed into my computer via ethernet Cat5 wire. My IoT devices will be connected via wireless; if all else should fail (unlikely), I could always use my cell phone as a mobile hotspot for emergencies.
References:
Internet Providers In My Area | Compare Plans by Address. (n.d.). Allconnect. https://www.allconnect.com/internetLinks to an external site.
Matters, C. (2021, July 23). How to Set up a Home Network: A Complete Guide. Cablematters.com; Cable Matters Blog. https://www.cablematters.com/blog/Networking/set-up-home-networkLinks to an external site.
Pratik. (2019, March 6). How to Find IP Address of Any Device On Your Network. TechWiser. https://techwiser.com/find-ip-address-of-any-device/Links to an external site.
Charter Communications. (2017). Business Internet Services – High-Speed Internet | Spectrum Business. Spectrum.com. https://www.spectrum.com/business/internetLinks to an external site.
