Read classmates post and respond in 50 words; 

Assignment Objectives:  Analyze testing methods to find out vulnerabilities

Assignment Directions:  Suppose, you want to find out vulnerabilities in a system by simulating an external attacker trying to gain access to the system. But, you don’t want to invest too much time in it. Which testing method will you choose for this purpose?  In a word document, discuss the assigned topic in approximately ten sentences. 

Exp19_Excel_Ch08_ML1_Portfolio_Analysis

Exp19 Excel Ch08 ML1 Portfolio Analysis 

Excel Chapter 8 Mid-Level 1 – Portfolio Analysis

Project Description:

You are a financial advisor, and a client would like you to complete an analysis of his portfolio. As part of the analysis you will calculate basic descriptive statistics with the Analysis ToolPak, calculate standard devi-ation and variance in value, calculate correlation between asset age and value, and create a stock forecast sheet.

Start Excel. Download and open   the file named Exp19_Excel_Ch08_ML1_HW_PortfolioAnalysis.xlsx.   Grader has automatically added your last name to the beginning of the   filename.

Use the STDEV.S function to   calculate the standard deviation between the current values of all   commodities in cell G6.

Use the VAR.S function to   calculate the variance between the current values of all commodities in cell   G9.

Ensure the Analysis ToolPak is   loaded. Create a descriptive statistics summary based on the current value of   investments in column E. Display the output in cell G12.

Format the mean, median, mode,   minimum, maximum, and sum in the report as Accounting Number Format. Resize   the column as needed.

Use the FREQUENCY function to   calculate the frequency distribution of commodity values based on the values   located in the range I6:I10.

Click the Trend worksheet and   use the CORREL function to calculate the correlation of purchase price and   current value listed in the range C3:D9.

Create a Forecast Sheet   displaying a forecast of purchase price through 1/1/2025. Name the worksheet Forecast_2025. Mac users, insert a new sheet   named Forecast_2025. Copy the range B2:C9 on the   Trend worksheet and paste it into cell A1 on the Forecast_2025 sheet. Type Forecast(Purchase   Price) in cell   C1 and 1/1/2025 in cell A9. In cell C9, enter   the formula =FORECAST.ETS(A9,B2:B8,A2:A8).

Save and close EXP19_Excel_Ch08_ML1_HW_PortfolioAnalysis.   Exit Excel. Submit the file as directed.

Analyze the impact that business continuity planning has on risk management 

500 words APA format wit references needed.

PowerPoint_2E_Coasters

Open   the file Student_PowerPoint_2E_Coasters.pptx downloaded with this project. 

On Slide 2, remove the bullet   symbol from the paragraph, and then Center the paragraph.

With the content placeholder   selected, display the Shape Styles gallery, and then apply the Subtle Effect   – Blue-Gray, Accent 5 style. Apply the Round Convex beveled shape effect to   the placeholder.
  Note—this may be named Art Deco on your system.

On Slide 3, apply Numbering to   the first-level bullet points—Intensity,   Hang Time, and Last Chance. Change all of the second-level bullets to Star   Bullets, and then change the bullet color to under Theme Colors, in the fifth column, the fourth color.

On Slide 3, select the title.   Using the Eyedropper, select the light yellow color of the stripe on the   roller coaster car at the right side of the picture and change the font color   of the title. On Slides 1 and 2, apply the same light yellow color to the   slide title on each slide. 

On Slide 3, apply the Glow: 5   point; Aqua, Accent color 2 picture effect to the picture.

Display Slide 4. Insert the   image p02E_Roller_Coaster.jpg   downloaded with the data files for this project. Crop the picture by dragging   the crop handles so that it’s roughly square in shape.

Align the picture with the top   left corner and then change the Height to 4.5. Modify the Picture Effect by   applying a 50 Point Soft Edges effect.

Duplicate the picture, and then   use the Align to Slide option to align the pictures with the left edge of the   slide and to distribute the pictures vertically.

Insert a Text Box aligned with   the horizontal ruler at 0 inches and with the lower half of the vertical   ruler at 2.5 inch. In the text box, type Starting Summer 2022! Change the Font Size to 28.   Change the Shape Fill to, under Theme Colors, the sixth color in the last   column.

Select the title and the text   box, and then, using the Align Selected Objects option, apply Align Right   alignment. 

Insert a Header & Footer on   the Notes and Handouts. Include the Date and time updated automatically, the Page   number, and a Footer with the text 2E_Coasters

Display the document properties.   As the Tags type coasters.
 

  Note—Mac users enter keywords instead of tags

Save and close the file, and   then submit for grading.

Netbeans 

Design, implement, test, and debug a GUI-based version of a “Hello, World!” program.
Create a JFrame that includes a JLabel that reads “Hello, World!” Use a layout manager of your choice.
Include an Exit button to close the program.
Submit the .java source file.

Steps to run:

Open Netbeans and create a new project and then create a new java file in default package(src)
The name of the java file should be SayHello.java (Mind the case of letters)

Delete the contents if any and paste the below code. Save it. Right click on SayHello.java and click on run 

 Topic Overview
Since the development of Plankalkül back in the 1940s, a large number of programming languages have been designed and implemented – each for its own specific problem domains and made with its own set of design decisions and compromises. For example, there are languages which:
• Are strongly typed and loosely typed,
• Provide support for object orientation / abstraction of data types,
• Use static or dynamic scoping rules,
• Provide memory management (i.e. garbage collection) or allow the developer fine-grained control over heap-allocation and recycling,
• Provide closures to allow functions to be passed around like variables,
• Allow easy access to array slices and those which do not,
• Perform internal correctness checking of data and/or try/catch exception handling and those which do not,
• Provide diverse and comprehensive suites of built-in functionality and those with a more limited set of features,
• Use pre-processors and macros to selectively expand or substitute source code, etc.
Each of these decisions can have a profound effect on the usefulness of a programming language in terms of factors such as its speed, robustness and general suitability to create programs of a certain type, such as for operating systems, or in the areas of business, scientific computation, artificial intelligence or video games.
The topic of your essay is to design a programming language for the problem domain of:
Banking
Banking encompasses a number of areas including aspects of business, finance, and customer relations. It is worth thinking about the aspects of a banking system in terms of a number of features, including:
• Performance
• Use and precision of data types and structures
• Maintenance of code
• Security requirements
• Flexibility of design and implementation
• Robustness requirements.
With this in mind your task is to theoretically design a language suitable for the use within the Banking domain.
The actual implementation of the language and tool set is obviously outside the scope of this course, but you must express and justify the design decisions behind your programming language in terms of:
• The features and functionality that will allow your language to be suitable and useful within the problem domain (including what differentiates it from existing languages),
• The programming paradigms, such as procedural, object oriented, logic and functional programming.
You are free to design your language to be either interpreted, compiled or to work in a hybrid manner, but you must thoroughly justify your decision. All language design choices must be legitimate, rational decisions which are backed up by robust discussion of the subject area.
In addition, your document should include numerous references to back up any and all specific claims that you make. All references should be made in the APA referencing style.
IMPORTANT!
Your essay should NOT be about the C/C++ or FORTRAN programming languages – or any programming language that currently exists. Your essay must be on the programming language THAT YOU DESIGN in terms of the features the language should have and the choices you make about what functionality, data types, compilation/interpretation, exception handling etc. that you decide should be included in the language to make it suitable for the specific problem domain. https://myhomeworksolution.info/2021/04/15/itech5403-assignment-1-language-design-essay/
Submission and Marking Process
Your essay should be between 3,000 and 4,000 words inclusive and may contain diagrams or images as you see fit. All diagrams, charts, images or other externally created materials incorporated into your essay must be appropriately referenced.
You must supply your completed essay in Microsoft Word DOCX format ONLY.
Assignments will be marked on the basis of fulfilment of the requirements and the quality of the work.
In addition to the marking criteria, marks may be deducted for failure to comply with the assignment requirements, including (but not limited to):
• Incomplete language feature coverage,
• Incomplete submissions (e.g. missing subject areas – see the marking guide),
• Poor spelling and grammar, and
• Incorrect adherence to the APA referencing style.
Submit your document to the Assignment 1 Upload location on Moodle before the deadline on Friday of week
7.
When you upload your assignment, it will be checked by the “Turn-it-In” plagiarism detection service – this means that the content of your document will be compared to millions of other documents to see if any text in those documents matches the text in your document. Turn-it-In can detect these matches even if you have made re-phrasing changes to some aspects of the text.
If you cite documents correctly, then this is a good thing – you are reading, learning and providing correct accreditation to the original authors of the work that you cite.
If you DO NOT cite instances of where you have taken the work of others, then this is plagiarism and will be dealt with under the university’s plagiarism policy. The university takes plagiarism very seriously – you can read more about what is and is not considered plagiarism here:
http://federation.edu.au/current-students/learning-and-study/online-help-with/plagiarism And the university’s official plagiarism policy can be found here:
http://policy.federation.edu.au/university/student_plagiarism/ch01.php
The mark distribution for this assignment is outlined in the provided marking sheet on the following page.
Please use these marking criteria as the headings in your document, (with the exception of
“References and APA referencing style” and “Spelling and grammar”) so you know that you need to cover each and every aspect that is being marked.
ITECH5403 – Comparative Programming Languages
Assignment 1 – Language Design Essay
Student Name: Student ID:
Requirement Weight Mark
Providing your programming language with a suitable name. 1
Introduction and explanation of language purpose.
10
Choice and justification of interpretation/compilation method(s) to be used.
9
Discussion of memory management and scoping features.
10
Specification and rationale for major language features in terms of: – Simplicity,
– Orthogonality,
– Data types,
– Syntax design,
– Support for abstraction,
– Expressivity,
– Type checking
– Exception handling, and – Restricted aliasing. 45
[5 marks per item] Discussion of the readability, writability and reliability of the language based on the language characteristics as chosen.
15
References and APA referencing style.
5
Spelling and grammar.
5
Assignment mark total
/ 100
Contribution to unit mark (out of 20%) 

This is a project proposal, please read “747project” and take a look at datasets that I intend to analyze:

Datasets for Video Game Sales:

https://www.kaggle.com/sidtwr/videogames-sales-dataset

https://www.kaggle.com/arslanali4343/sales-of-video-games

and complete the 4 parts:

1.Explanations for variables in these datasets

2.Explanations for each Hypothesis(I already gave 3 hypotheses)

3.Outline of the data methods

4.Visualization strategies

This is the third in a series of five sequential assignments (the course project) in which you continue to act as the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of a hypothetical e-commerce start-up company of your design.

You have been working on delivering an information technology project plan in anticipation of the company relocating to a new facility.

• In the first course project deliverable, you created a project plan inception document and supporting Gantt chart.
• In the second course project deliverable, you developed the business requirements to be incorporated into the information systems design you are creating. You also updated your original supporting Gantt chart based on major and minor tasks identified in the business requirements document.

In this third course project deliverable, you will create an infrastructure design that considers the key elements of software, hardware, security, and business process flow for your e-commerce startup company. You will also use graphical tools to create a supporting data flow diagram (DFD) for your infrastructure design. The infrastructure design provides an opportunity to visualize the key elements and how they are connected for maximum effectiveness.

This assignment consists of two-parts:

Part 1: Infrastructure Design

You will create an 8–10-page infrastructure design document to include key technical elements for your hypothetical e-commerce company’s information systems infrastructure.

  Write short answers, uploaded as a WORD DOCUMENT and attach references. 

• 6.1 What protocols comprise TLS?
• 6.2 What is the difference between a TLS connection and a TLS session?
• 6.3 List and briefly define the parameters that define a TLS session state.
• 6.4 List and briefly define the parameters that define a TLS session connection.
• 6.5 What services are provided by the TLS Record Protocol?
• 6.6 What steps are involved in the TLS Record Protocol transmission?
• 6.7 What is the purpose of HTTPS?
• 6.8 For what applications is SSH useful?
• 6.9 List and briefly define the SSH protocols.