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Your Final Project on the surveillance state consists of two parts:1 a Powerpoint presentation consisting of at least 12 slides not including title and references.2. 1000 word research  paper with at least 3 sources.You must include at least 3 quotes from your sources enclosed in quotation marks and cited in-line. There should be no lists – bulleted, numbered or otherwise. Write in essay format with coherent paragraphs not in outline format.Do your own work. Zero points will be awarded if you copy other’s work and do not cite your source or you use word replacement software. 

You have been assigned to investigate whether or not an employee at a local hospital has been accessing patient records and setting 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

A tenet of telecommunications says the more people who acess a network, the more valuable the network becomes. This is called Metcalfe’s Law. Chapter nine examines different types of users on networks as it reviews an individuals need for access & how those needs can lead to risks.1. How can the use of security policies reduce risk?2. How can a SAP reduce risk?3. Why are end-users considered the “weakest” link in regards to implementing security policies and controls?

There are three levels of management hierarchy: strategic, managerial and operational.Part 1: Review at least 4 academically reviewed articles on each management hierarchy. Summary the articles in your own words.Part 2: Discuss how the three levels of management hierarchy: strategic, management, and operational relates to the mission of a business.Part 3: As an IT professional, how would you use information technology to improve the efficiency the three levels of management hierarchy?1 response with 300words  and 2 responses with 150 words each. All with references(don’t include references towards total words count) and please use APA format.

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There is still much confusion regarding what Blockchain is and what it is not.Discuss the following:1. Your explanation of Blockchain to include why it has been gaining so much popularity. In your own words please.2. Using a blockchain as a data source, what data science project do you think would be interesting?500 wordsAt least two scholarly source should be used.Use proper citations and references

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Please only take this assignment if you know SQL a little bit and can write these answers. Guidelines for the writer:  I know all the concepts but I don’t have time to write them, but I will be checking with a lot of detail and asking for revisions as needed because it’s a very important assignment(30% of my grade).  No copying of any kind. Please don’t include too many references(maybe just 1-2 per question) as this assignment is supposed to be based on an understanding of concepts and writing in your own words.  I can give you access to lectures if needed. The ideal way to approach this would be, studying the concept a little bit, maybe watching youtube videos, and writing the answers on your own.  Message if you have any questions Please address each question with a target of 600 – 750 words each question. Please cite all material referenced (no cutting/pasting of any kind). Questions: 1. Explain what the instructor means by Organize or Die by providing specific examples on how the progression of human learning has impacted societies and organizations throughout human history. Why might this philosophy be introduced in a database design course? 2. Explain the structure, characteristics, philosophy, and impact of proper error-handling by providing specific examples on how and when RAISERROR and THROW are used. 3. Explain the purpose, structure, and impact of the various SQL commands known as control of flow’ language with specific examples. 4. Explain the purpose, structure and impact of a synthetic transaction while referencing a specific example. 5. Explain the purpose, structure, and impact of the systematic process for designing relational databases with attention paid to the process and characteristics of each development phase.

Read the paper given and write a report about it stating: 1. The topic of the paper What’s discussed/stated in this paper (mainly shown in the abstract section of a paper) 2. Summary of the paper               2.1 What kind of problem does the paper solved               2.2 What is the solution proposed in the paper? How does it solve the problems?               2.3 Advantages of solution proposed in the paper comparing with other solutions?               2.4 Any possible improvements or future work can be achieved based on solution proposed in the paper 3. Please go based of the report template that is provided

Lab 6 Part I (30 points)   A popular children’s toy is the Magic 8 Ball,an oversizedplastic billiard ball that yields answers to simple questions. (Magic 8 Ball is a trademark owned by Mattel, Inc. © 2003 Mattel, Inc. All Rights Reserved.) To receive its wisdom, you ask the Magic 8 Ball a question, shake it vigorously, and then read the response that appears in a window on the bottom. Functionally speaking, the Magic 8 Ball determines its answer by randomly selecting from a list of predetermined responses, such as “yes,”“no,”and “reply hazy—try again.”   Create a Web page named magic.html that simulates the functionality of a Magic 8 Ball. Your page should look similar to the figure shown below, with a text box for entering a yes/no question and a clickable 8-ball image (a simple image is provided in http://balance3e.com/Images/8ball.gif). When the button is clicked, a function should be called to select a random response from a list of at least five possible responses (using the RandomOneOf function) and display the response in a page division. Test your page to make sure that it operates correctly, providing a (potentially) different answer on each click.           Lab 6 Part II (10 points) The time.js Library JavaScript provides basic features for manipulating dates and times. Building upon these features, the time.js library (available as http://balance3e.com/time.js) contains the definitions of several functions that can be useful within a variety of pages (see the table below).  The Web page shown next uses the CurrentTime function from time.js to timestamp the page as it loads. The showClock function, which is defined in the HEAD of the page, is automatically called when the page is finished loading (line 24).That function calls CurrentTime to get the current time and displays that time in the outputDiv page division (lines 18–19).The rendered page is shown below the code.   Enter the clock.html text from Figure 9.14 into a new Web page, then load the page in the browser to verify that it behaves as shown below.   As is, your clock.html page displays a single time—the clock time when the page was loaded. Modifying this page so that it displays a dynamic, running clock is surprisingly simple. Recall from Chapter 7 that the predefined setInterval function schedules the repeated execution of a function call at regular intervals. In particular, the call setInterval(‘showClock()’, 1000)   will schedule the showClock function to be called every second (1,000 milliseconds). The result is that the current time is repeatedly updated in place on the screen, in effect turning the page division into a digital clock. Modify the ONLOAD attribute of the BODY so that it executes this call to setInterval when the page loads (instead of the single call to showClock). Verify that the resulting clock “runs” in the page.