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Seminar on Face Recognition
Face recognition is a method of identifying or verifying the identity of an individual using their face. Face recognition systems can be used to identify people in photos, video, or in real-time. Law enforcement may also use mobile devices to identify people during police stops.
Research Questions
1. What are the benefits of using facial recognition software technology?
2. Name some of the risks associated with this technology?
3. What industries or companies are using facial recognition and what are they using it for?
4. How do you feel about law enforcement using this technology?
5. Do you believe this system would work to catch terrorists and criminals? How so?
6. Are the benefits of facial recognition technology more trouble than they are worth for retailers?
Question 19
Section 2: Revised Project Plan
Use Microsoft Project to:
1. Update the project plan from Project Deliverable 4: Analytics, Interfaces, and Cloud Technology, with three to five (3-5) new project tasks each consisting of five to ten (5-10) sub-tasks.
The specific course learning outcomes associated with this assignment are:
· Develop information systems-related activities to maximize the business value within and outside the organization.
· Demonstrate an understanding of existing and emerging information technologies, the functions of IS, and its impact on the organizational operations.
· Evaluate the issues and challenges associated with information systems integration.
· Use technology and information resources to research issues in information systems.
· Write clearly and concisely about strategic issues and practices in the information systems domain using proper writing mechanics and technical style conventions.
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Unit 7
IT332-5: Recommend data storage and data protection technology for a computer system.
Purpose
In this assignment, you will conduct research about the various technologies for file systems. You will create a comparison table presenting the different storage mediums and associated methods to access the data, file system constraints, and how these constraints can affect performance. You also will learn about the differences between a logical file system and a physical file system and the purpose of each.
Assignment Instructions:
A number of physical storage mediums are available in today’s computing world, including hard disk, flash drive, DVD, and tape, to name a few. These mediums might have different file allocation methods and size constraints. Discuss the various mediums and associated methods and constraints. Additionally, for each medium, discuss the concept of fragmentation, why it occurs, what devices are more susceptible to it, if there are file systems that are able to avoid it, and how to prevent and fix fragmented space.
The minimum concepts to cover and explain in the paper are contiguous and non-contiguous, allocation table, indexing, tape allocation, disk allocation, storage allocation, partitions, volumes, fragmentation, and defragmentation.
Include a comparison table for the different mediums and associated methods and constraints.
Assignment Requirements
Your paper should be 3 pages in length, including a comparison table for each of the storage mediums. Be sure to use the appropriate APA format and cite your textbook or other sources that you used in your paper.
The paper should contain sufficient information to adequately answer the questions and contain no spelling, grammar, or APA errors. Points deducted from the grade for each writing, spelling, or grammar error are at your instructor’s discretion.
For assistance with APA requirements, please go to Academic Writer. You will find the link in the Academic Tools section of the course.
Also, review the university policy on plagiarism. If you have any questions, please contact your professor.
Banking in Blockchain technology
Select ONE of the banking problems that can be solved using blockchain technology?
Excel Class – What If Analysis – DUE THURS (10/14)
Topic: What-If Analysis (2 spreadsheets – records/loans) / Reflection Paper
Format/Length: 2 Spreadsheets – 2.1 Records & 2.2 Loans | 1 Paper – APA Format / 1-2 pages
Due: 12 pm EST – Thursday, October 13th
Info: Please see the attached assignment details and spreadsheet templates. Please read assignment details carefully.
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
1. Project2.1_Records.xlsx.file.
2. Project2.2_Loans.xlsx.file.
3. Project Reflection (see below).
PROJECT REFLECTION
a. What is the main purpose of using goal seek?
b. What were your additional amounts for monthly payments (in Part 1, Item 2), and what were the corresponding interest rates that Goal Seek found for each?
c. What decisions would you need to make when creating a worksheet to evaluate and analyze data?
d. What is one advantage of using scenarios?
e. What should you do before creating a scenario report to make the entries on the report easier to interpret?
f. What are the changing cells in a scenario?
Exp19_Access_Ch07_Cap – Replacement Parts 1.0
Exp19_Access_Ch07_Cap – Replacement Parts 1.0
#Exp19_Access_Ch07_Cap – Replacement Parts 1.0
#Exp19_Access_Ch07_Cap-ReplacementParts1.0
Start Access. Open the file named Exp19_Access_Ch07_Cap_Replacement_Parts.accdb. Grader has automatically added your last name to the beginning of the filename.
You’ll begin by creating a basic form based on the Employees table.
Select the Employees table and use the Form tool to create a new form. Change the title to View Employees. Delete the Orders subform.
It is important for the staff to only be able to view the form and not make any edits to the data provided in the form.
Change the Allow Edits, Allow Additions, and Allow Deletions settings to No. View the form and data in Form view. Save the form as View Employees. Close the form.
For those staff members that are permitted to edit employee data, it is important to control for the risk of human error. In this case, we are concerned with the Country field related to each employee. You will create a table and enter only the countries you would like your staff to choose from into it.
Create a new table in table design view. Name the first field Country and ensure the field is set as the primary key. Switch to Datasheet view, saving the table as Countries. Enter two records, UK and USA (in that order). Close the table.
Now, you’ll update the Update Employees form so that the countries that your staff can choose from will be limited to those countries that exist in your newly created table.
Open the Update Employees form in Design view. Change the Country field to a Combo Box. Set the Row Source to Countries and the Limit To List property to Yes.
You will need to ensure that the tab order makes sense in the Update Employees form. This makes it easier for your staff to use/navigate.
Fix the tab order so the Postal Code field comes immediately before the Country field. Save and close the form.
Adding specific policies and/or procedures to various forms is one of the best ways to ensure that your staff sees then on a regular basis and understands them. You’ll add a note on the View Employees form stating that the viewable data is considered private and should be handled with caution.
Open the View Employees form in Design view. Add a new label control in the left-side of the form footer that displays the text Personnel information is considered private and printouts should be shredded after use (do not include a period). Change the font color to Black, Text 1 and bold the text. Save and close the form.
Summary reports are great for providing company executives with quick information. You will create a report that lists the important employee information to your executives.
Create a new report using the Report Wizard based on the Employees table. Select the FirstName, LastName, HireDate, and HomePhone fields, in that order. Accept all other default options.
Your executives have asked to summarize the employee information by who each employee reports to. As such, you’ll add a grouping by the ReportsTo field to the report. You’ll also add a count to the footer section of each group that counts the number of employees that report to each supervisor.
Switch to Layout view. Add grouping by the ReportsTo field. Switch to Design view. Switch the option to with a footer section in the Group, Sort, and Total pane Use the pane to also display the count of the First Name field in the Group Footer section.
The executives that each group of employees appears on a different page. You’ll add a page break in the footer section of each group.
Add an Insert Page Break control at the bottom of the ReportsTo footer. Decrease the size of the Home Phone field label, by dragging the right border so it lines up with the 6-inch mark on the horizontal ruler. Ensure that the label width is set to as close to 1.08 inches as possible.
Finally, you’ll need to calculate the number of years each employee has been at the company. Adding a text box to the report will allow you to do so.
Add a new Text Box control to the right of the HomePhone text box. Use the Tabular button in the Table group of the Arrange tab to place it correctly. Change the label for the field to Years Employed.
Add a formula in the text box to calculate the number of years (not days) since the employee’s hire date, assuming the current date is #12/31/2018#. Format the field as Standard with 1 decimal place. Save and close the report.
Close the database, and submit the file as instructed.
Project Description:
The Human Resources Department asked you to assist them in updating the database they are using. The department requires a form that can be used to find information but not change information. In addition, you will enhance an existing form and generate a report showing which employees report to each supervisor.
Start Access. Open the file named Exp19_Access_Ch07_Cap_Replacement_Parts.accdb. Grader has automatically added your last name to the beginning of the filename.
You’ll begin by creating a basic form based on the Employees table.
Select the Employees table and use the Form tool to create a new form. Change the title to View Employees. Delete the Orders subform.
It is important for the staff to only be able to view the form and not make any edits to the data provided in the form.
Change the Allow Edits, Allow Additions, and Allow Deletions settings to No. View the form and data in Form view. Save the form as View Employees. Close the form.
For those staff members that are permitted to edit employee data, it is important to control for the risk of human error. In this case, we are concerned with the Country field related to each employee. You will create a table and enter only the countries you would like your staff to choose from into it.
Create a new table in table design view. Name the first field Country and ensure the field is set as the primary key. Switch to Datasheet view, saving the table as Countries. Enter two records, UK and USA (in that order). Close the table.
Now, you’ll update the Update Employees form so that the countries that your staff can choose from will be limited to those countries that exist in your newly created table.
Open the Update Employees form in Design view. Change the Country field to a Combo Box. Set the Row Source to Countries and the Limit To List property to Yes.
You will need to ensure that the tab order makes sense in the Update Employees form. This makes it easier for your staff to use/navigate.
Fix the tab order so the Postal Code field comes immediately before the Country field. Save and close the form.
Adding specific policies and/or procedures to various forms is one of the best ways to ensure that your staff sees then on a regular basis and understands them. You’ll add a note on the View Employees form stating that the viewable data is considered private and should be handled with caution.
Open the View Employees form in Design view. Add a new label control in the left-side of the form footer that displays the text Personnel information is considered private and printouts should be shredded after use (do not include a period). Change the font color to Black, Text 1 and bold the text. Save and close the form.
Summary reports are great for providing company executives with quick information. You will create a report that lists the important employee information to your executives.
Create a new report using the Report Wizard based on the Employees table. Select the FirstName, LastName, HireDate, and HomePhone fields, in that order. Accept all other default options.
Your executives have asked to summarize the employee information by who each employee reports to. As such, you’ll add a grouping by the ReportsTo field to the report. You’ll also add a count to the footer section of each group that counts the number of employees that report to each supervisor.
Switch to Layout view. Add grouping by the ReportsTo field. Switch to Design view. Switch the option to with a footer section in the Group, Sort, and Total pane Use the pane to also display the count of the First Name field in the Group Footer section.
The executives that each group of employees appears on a different page. You’ll add a page break in the footer section of each group.
Add an Insert Page Break control at the bottom of the ReportsTo footer. Decrease the size of the Home Phone field label, by dragging the right border so it lines up with the 6-inch mark on the horizontal ruler. Ensure that the label width is set to as close to 1.08 inches as possible.
Finally, you’ll need to calculate the number of years each employee has been at the company. Adding a text box to the report will allow you to do so.
Add a new Text Box control to the right of the HomePhone text box. Use the Tabular button in the Table group of the Arrange tab to place it correctly. Change the label for the field to Years Employed.
Add a formula in the text box to calculate the number of years (not days) since the employee’s hire date, assuming the current date is #12/31/2018#. Format the field as Standard with 1 decimal place. Save and close the report.
Close the database, and submit the file as instructed.
