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This proposal does not have an indicated topic, but the topic itself must have some relationship with the networking security area. You can think of any topic as long as it is suitable. 

Basically, the project proposal consists the following components:

1. Project Description:  give a description of the major project 

2. Problem statement & Backgroud:  provide extensive background to the problem.  An extended background of the problem, the nature and complexity of the problem to be solved should be included.  

3. Complexity:  highlight the complexity of the problem to be solved 

4. Scope & Depth:  define the scope and the depth of the major project

5. Test Plan:   A detailed test plan may include the procedures, methodology, tools used, verification, pass/fail criteria, or examples of test cases 

6. Methodology:  describe the methodology, approach, and technologies to be used 

7. System/software Architecture diagram:  include a system/software architecture diagram.

8. Innovation(Most important part):  highlight the innovative components, as the major project should contain some elements, which are deemed to be innovative, experimental or exploratory in nature.

 it is strongly recommended that new leading edge technologies, even experimental, be considered. Even if these technologies are not required by the industry sponsor or client, or practically feasible, research on these areas should be included as part of the proposal. 

9. Technical Challenges(Most important part):  highlight expected technical challenges, which could include information regarding what will be learned above and beyond what is taught in the classroom while researching for the project 

10. Milestones:  provide details about estimated milestones in terms of time and effort.

I will also provide you with 3 sample proposals. These 3 samples are good examples of finished projects, you can take a look at it and start coming up some ideas of your own. The time limit is about a month.

The lab worksheet is attached below 

Final project on a web application security topic.

Topics might include processes related to secure web technologies or a review of a specific web related cyber attack.

Submit your final project topic here. Include a short paragraph describing your project and how you intend to research it. –> Due on Sunday 9/12

Submit a brief abstract describing your final project. —> Due on 9/19

Submit final project materials.

500-700 word, double spaced, written in APA format, showing sources and a bibliography –>Due on 9/19

I NEED TUTOR FOR PYTHON EXAM

Sequence diagrams in analysis model the behavior of the system from the user’s viewpoint. Thus, sequence diagrams are a good “whiteboard” technique to capture the various usage scenarios described by users. For this week’s Critical Thinking Assignment, create a sequence diagram of a hospital management system. Include the following notations: actor, object, timeline, focus of control, message, self-message, return message, asynchronous message, object destruction, steps (in a sequence), and notes.

Provide sample pseudocode with your sequence diagram activity.

Want someone to create a Narrated PowerPoint out of my provided research paper and lab report. Please read the given instructions in the (PowerPoint Instruction) folder. Thanks 

PROJECT 1: RESUME & COVER LETTER

OBJECTIVE
The purpose of this project is to demonstrate your understanding of the following course concepts:

1. Create and save documents.
2. Format documents.
3. Insert text and paragraphs.
4. Format texts and paragraphs.
5. Apply styles.
6. Create and configure document sections.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Apply for a job. To apply for the new job, you will need to create two items: (a) a resume and (b) a cover letter. You may use the templates that are built into Word for your resume or you can create the resume from scratch. Whichever way you choose the document must look professional. The second item, the cover letter, should be a letter to the Human Resources Director at the company you are applying to. This letter should be written in a formal style and should follow the guidelines for a resume cover letter. Review these websites to walk you through writing a resume and cover letter.

Your resume and cover letter must follow these restrictions:

1. Each item must be no more than one page.
2. Both items must have correct spelling and grammar.
3. The job you are applying for must be real (the company does not need to be hiring, but the job you are applying for must be real).
4. The job you are applying for must be realistic for someone of your age and experience (you may not be able to apply to be President of a company, but you can apply for a lower level position). If you are presently working, you may apply for that same position.
5. The information you provide in the resume and cover letter should be real information, correct for you and the job you are applying to.
6. The resume must include the following:

a. Full name, address, and contact information (phone and email).
b. Objective or desired job statement.
c. Education.

7. The resume must include at least 2 of the following 3 categories:

a. Experience (does not have to be a job you previously had, it can be experience doing similar items or items that would help you in this job).
b. Volunteer work.
c. Awards and accomplishments.

8. The cover letter must include the following:

a. Full name, address, and contact information (phone and email) somewhere within the document.
b. Address of Human Resources or Hiring Personnel at the company you are applying to.
c. Paragraph 1 – why you are writing this letter and what job you are applying for.
d. Paragraph 2 – experiences which make you qualified for this job.
e. Paragraph 3 – information about meeting or contacting you for further information.
f. Closing remark including your signature and name.
g. Current date via “Insert date and time.”

You will be graded on including the above items and that you follow these formatting rules:

1. Use easy to read and professional font (such as Times New Roman, Arial, 12 point).
2. Appropriate document theme. No use of colors (except a link to an email address).
3. Proper indentation and alignment of text.
4. Correct use of bold, italics, and underline where necessary.
5. Use heading styles and bullets to organize your information.

SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Please submit the following to your Assignments Folder:

1. The completed Word file.
2. Submit a Project Reflection (see below)

PROJECT REFLECTION
Answer the following questions when you submit your assignments files. 

To complete the assignment, you had to use many different things that you learned both about writing a Resume (Content) and about using the Microsoft Word commands and functions (Formatting).

1. (Content) What elements of a good resume did you use from the Purdue Online Writing lab?
2. (Formatting) What were some of the Microsoft Word commands and functions that you used to make your resume more organized or sophisticated? Some examples of MS Word commands are: headings, margins, bullets/numbering -indenting, etc.

we need the project on home renting management system where one can rent thier houses accordingly.

The design constraints imposed in the sorting system are:

A. programming language and algorithms.

B. security and other systems interaction.

C. platform and schedule.

D. usability and performance.