Do a bit of research on the hearsay rule in legal proceedings. In your own words, explain the hearsay rule and describe how it relates to the concept of an expert witness.

Write a short paper, 200-300 words, using WORD 

Lab 2 – EERD

Overview

Wally Los Gatos, owner of Wally’s Wonderful World of Wheels, has hired you as a consultant to
design a database management system for his chain of stores that sell used vehicles. Wally requires this system to track details about inventory, employees, sales and customers. 

Requirements
Based on the following information, draw an EER diagram. Please indicate any assumptions that you have made in your diagrams!

After an initial meeting with Wally, you have developed a list of business rules and specification to begin the design of an the ER Model. 

· Customers place orders through a dealership. Wally has three dealership locations (Cambridge, Kitchener and London), and may add more in the future

· Wally would like to track the following about customers:
Name, Address, City, Province, Postal Code, Telephone, Date of Birth, Email

· A customer may place many orders

· A customer does not always have to order through the same dealer all the time

· A dealership may have many customers

· Orders are composed of one or more vehicles from inventory

· The following information about each order needs to be recorded:
Order Date, Final Sale Price, Credit Authorization Status

· We wish to record the following about each vehicle:
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), Make, Model, Year, Colour, Km’s, Photo, Purchase Price, Sticker Price

· Wally obtains vehicles from a range of suppliers, including auctions, bank foreclosures, other dealerships, and private sellers

· Wally employs fifty-six employees

· He would like to track the following information about employees:
Name, Address (Street, City, Province, Postal Code), Telephone, Date of Hire, Title, Salary, Age

· If the employee’s role is that of a mechanic, we should track their Certification Number

· If the employee’s role is that of a salesperson, we should track their commission and total Vehicles Sold

· If the employee’s role is that of a manager, we should track which employees they manage

· Each employee works in one and only one dealership

· Each employee may have one or more dependents.
We wish to record the name of the dependent as well as the age and relationship
 

Sample Sales Record:

*********************

Thank you for choosing Wally’s World of Wheels at

Guelph Auto Mall for your quality used vehicle!

Sales Rep: #3265 Peter Green

Processed By: 5487 

Invoice Number: 123654

Date: On Sept. 20, 2017

Customer: John Smith!
22 Front St W

Kitchner, ON, N2A4G8

[email protected]

2013 Toyota Camry, White 

VIN: 27764534RTB KMS: 211023
Purchase Price: $15,260.00

Trade In: $ 0.00

Subtotal = $ 15,260.00

HST (13%) = $ 1,983.80

Sale Total = $ 17,243.80

  Circuit City was an American consumer electronics company founded by Samuel Wurtzel in 1949. By 1990s, Circuit City became the second largest consumer electronics store in the United States with annual sales of $12 billion. On March 8 2009, Circuit City shutdown all its stores. On January 8th at the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Circuit City CEO announced a comeback and relaunch of Circuit City into “a dynamic, a social-focused ecommerce site” and a new business strategy for its retail stores 12 . In this case study, assume that Circuit City hired you as the new chief information officer (CIO) to help relaunch the company into a global e-commerce multinational company. Create a PowerPoint presentation containing the IT strategic plan that will address Circuit City ecommerce initiatives. The following information should be covered in the documentation. 

´1. History of Circuit City

´2. What were the issues and challenges that caused the collapse of Circuit City in 2009?

´3. What are the issues and challenges with Circuit City 2018 latest e-commerce initiative?

´4. Discuss the major competitors in global e-commerce.

´5. How would IT deliver value to the business?

´6. Proposed the IT infrastructure required to support global e-commerce

´7. Proposed the IT budget for the e-commerce initiative

´8. Discuss the IT based risks associated with global e-commerce

´9. Discuss how IT can leverage innovative technologies such as social media, big data and business intelligence to provide value to the business

´10. Discuss the future or emerging technologies that would be leveraged to give Circuit City a competitive advantage.

Required Reading:

Read (2016). Empowering Leadership and Effective Collaboration in Geographically Dispersed Teams. Personnel Psychology, 69(1), 159–198. https://doi.org/10.1111/peps.12108

http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&AuthType=shib&db=eue&AN=112508299&site=eds-live&custid=s8501869&groupid=main&profile=eds_new

Assignment:

This week’s journal articles focus on empowering leadership and effective collaboration in geographically dispersed teams, please answer the following questions:

How do geographically dispersed teams collaborate effectively?

Please find at least three tools on the market that teams can use to collaborate on a geographically dispersed team. Please note the pros and cons of each tool. 

Based on the research above, note which tool you would select if you were managing the geographically dispersed team and why. 

Be sure to use the UC Library for scholarly research. Google Scholar is also a great source for research. Please be sure that journal articles are peer-reviewed and are published within the last five years.

The paper should meet the following requirements:

3 pages in length (not including title page or references)

APA guidelines must be followed. The paper must include a cover page, an introduction, a body with fully developed content, and a conclusion.

A minimum of five peer-reviewed journal articles.

The writing should be clear and concise. Headings should be used to transition thoughts. Don’t forget that the grade also includes the quality of writing.

Week 3: Discussion

The United States vs. Carey, 1998

Prologue 

Carey had been under investigation for possible sale and possession of cocaine and his residence as the center of operation. Six (6) months after the last purchase, the law enforcement officers obtained a warrant to arrest him. During the arrest, officers observed in plain view, a device for smoking marijuana in his residence and labeled the unit as marijuana in defendant’s apartment.

Plan of Action

Alerted by these items discovered in Mr. Carey’s apartment, the law enforcement officers asked Mr. Carey to consent to a search of his apartment. In clean and clear language, the law enforcement officers informed him of the intention to obtain a search warrant to search his apartment if Mr. Carey refused permission. After considerable discussion with the officers, Mr. Carey verbally consented to the search and later signed a formal written consent at the Officer’s station.

The search warrant was all-inclusive; thereby, authorized officers to search the filesystems on the computers for names, telephone numbers, ledger receipts, addresses, and vital documentary evidence about the sale and distribution of controlled substances.

Discoveries

1:1. Armed with the consent, the officers returned to Mr. Carey’s apartment the same night and discovered quantities of cocaine, marijuana, hallucinogenic mushrooms; took two computers believed to demonstrate evidence of drug dealing.

1:2. During the examination of Mr. Carey’s computer, investigators found files with sexually suggestive titles and the label “.jpg” that contained child pornography. 

1:3. In the process, investigators temporarily abandoned the search for evidence about the sale and distribution of controlled substances and focused on child pornography files, and Mr. Carey was charged with one count of child pornography.

 Court Proceeding

• In the appeal, Mr. Carey challenged child pornography count as inadmissible and unacceptable because the computer was taken as the result of a general, warrantless search out of his apartment
• Law enforcement officers contention was the warrant authorized them to search any filesystem on the computer that might contain data and information germane to drug crimes, cocaine, marijuana, hallucinogenic mushrooms, and asserted that child pornography came into plain view during the search. 
• The court concluded that the investigators exceeded the scope of the warrant and reversed Mr. Carey’s conviction.
• The Law enforcement officers adopted “Plain view doctrine” that must have not been extended to embrace wide-ranging search warranties from one item to another until something incriminating emerges.

Precautious

1. Digital forensic investigators must be extremely cautious and avoid breaching the fundamental principle of digital forensic investigation.
2. Digital forensic investigators inadvertently abandoned the search warrant and overstepped the authorized limit of the search warrant.  
3. Investigators engrossed in child pornography files. Notably, Mr. Carey was charged with one count of child pornography.
4. Tactlessly, Digital forensic investigators failed to obtain a new search warrant before conducting extra search on Mr. Carey’s child pornography operation.

Answer All Questions: (1:1 – 1:3)

Question 1:1. Provide a comprehensive plan of action on Mr. Carey’s count germane to drug crimes, cocaine, marijuana, hallucinogenic mushrooms.

Question 1:2. Provide a comprehensive narrative and concluding evidence on Mr. Carey’s use of the computer to compiled names, telephone numbers, ledger receipts, addresses, and vital documentary evidence on the sale and distribution of controlled substances.

Question 1:3. Describe the immediate danger of Mr. Carey’s modus operandi germane to drug crimes, cocaine, marijuana, hallucinogenic mushrooms, and child pornography in a developing rural community?

 After reading chapter 6, analyze the structure of advanced encryption standards and why it makes them so strong. You must use at least one scholarly resource.  Every discussion posting must be properly APA formatted 

Requirements

For the following problem:

– Each module must be written in Python and submitted as an executable .py file (NOT the Jupyter notebook file)

– Each module must have header comments at the top of the program that include:

o The Course

o The assignment number

o The submission or creation date

o The author’s name

– Comments should be used to help explain your code if it may need explanation

Question 1

Write a module that simulates the rolling of 1 or more dice, then compare the theoretical with the actual results.

– The user must be asked how many dice will be used in the simulation. The number of dice should be between 1 and 16 inclusive. Your code should validate the user entry.

– The user must be asked for the number of rolls of the dice to simulate. Your code should validate the user entry to be a positive integer with a minimum value of 1.

– Your program must count the number of times each total of the dice faces appears. For example, if you have 3 dice, you will count the number of times 3, 4, 5, …. 18 appears.

– Your program must display a list of values representing the percentage of the total that each total appears, the theoretical likelihood, and the percentage error between the two values.

The name of the file must be of the form: FirstName_LastName_A02_Q1.py, where FirstName and LastName are your first name and last name respectively.

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Question 2

Write a module that counts the number of times each word appears in paragraph.

– The user must be able to enter a number of sentences. You can assume that each sentence ends in a period. (No other punctuation needs to be considered.) You may use any mechanism you wish to enter the sentences. However, you must explicitly tell the user what they need to do when entering.

– When the user finishes entering the sentences, the program displays each unique word found in the paragraph, along with a count of how many times that word appears. The list must be displayed in alphabetical order.

– Unique words are not case sensitive. For example, ‘House’ and ‘house’ are considered the same.

The name of the file must be of the form: FirstName_LastName_A02_Q2.py, where FirstName and LastName are your first name and last name respectively.

Heinrich Koch is a second-year college student. Last semester his best friend had his laptop stolen. The laptop was an old computer that he planned to replace soon, but the greatest loss was his data: he had not performed a backup and all his data was lost. Heinrich himself does not perform data back-ups but knows that he needs to do that on a regular basis. He has decided to use an online backup service that will auto-matically back up his data whenever it changes. Evaluate and compare reviews of online backup services. Consider iDrive, Carbonite, Acronis True Image, BackBlaze, and others you might find in your research. Recommend a service that you consider the best solution for Heinrich. Discuss your reviews and mention speed, security, and features in your recommendation.

Requirements:

• APA format, 3-4 pages in length (excluding cover page, abstract, and reference list)
• Minimum of 2-3 peer reviewed resources
• The paper must be 3-4 pages long. double space, and must have an introduction with a clear thesis statement, a body discussing the three main points and a conclusion
• Conduct research to find relevant information using reliable sources to support your views; Use at least 2-3 peer review resources
• Use APA Style for in-text citations, and references

 In 500 words  consider this statement: For cloud computing to become multi-jurisdictional, it must be separated from politics 

Cite your sources using APA format. Use the quotes in your paragaphs.   Stand alone quotes will not count toward the 3 required quotes.Copying without attribution or the use of spinbot or other word substitution software will result in a grade of 0.  

Write a paper discussing the obstacles, difficulties, and other criteria that should be considered when migrating infrastructure and data from a private data center to a public cloud provider.