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    NIIT Technologies is a leading global IT solutions organization-servicing customers across the Americas, Europe, Asia and Australia. Differentiated on the strength of its industry expertise, NIIT Technologies services clients in travel and transportation, banking and financial services, insurance, manufacturing and media verticals, offering a range of services including Application Development and Maintenance, Infrastructure Management, and Business Process Management. Focused on Digital…

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    health and safety training as it is very serious the Health and Safety Act 1974 which tries to make sure that the health and safety of the employees in the workplace will be safe and to a high standard where no one will be in danger or get hurt. A software developer might have wires or computers hanging or sitting around so they need to be careful that these do not cause a safety…

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    Software Now that we have explored the hardware components of the Symitar Episys system we will explore the software programs of Symitar and how it is used for Advia Credit Union. Information about the functions and software were gathered from several resources at Advia Credit Union. Eric Sheldon, Symitar core administrator for Advia Credit Union provided the following insight on the core application. Symitar uses both Java programming and a proprietary programming called PowerOn. There is…

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    As a young child at school, we had the Accelerated Reading Program. It was a program that encouraged children to read various books, and then after to take a quiz based on the books. This program really helped me, because the program pushed me to read more. Since I am bilingual, learning two languages as a child was a bit challenging for me, and learning how to read was even harder. I would sometimes mix up letters, vowels, and sometimes talk in Russian when I was supposed to talk in English.…

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    Bacon et al. (2007) the modeling software is, “composed of a comprehensive package of natural and technological hazard prediction models and casualty- and damage-assessment tools that provides a linkage between a modeled or observed effect and the attendant consequences for populations, infrastructure, and resources” (p. 319). The software similar in nature to the HAZUS-MH as the system can provide similar data information about damages…

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    She wanted to prove that she could create a collection of computer software that would remain undetectable (Vaas, 2007). How did it work? It manipulated registers, input/output, and registers, among other processes, for virtual operations at the hardware level (Beaver, 2016). It exploited the fact that the virtualization…

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    Distributed computing is a field of computer science that studies distributed systems. A distributed system is a software system in which components located on networked computers communicate and coordinate their actions by passing messages. The components interact with each other in order to achieve a common goal. Distributed computing is a model in which components of a software system are shared among multiple computers to improve efficiency and performance. Broader definitions include…

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    The internet and modern day computers have made the idea of productive team collaboration incredibly simple and efficient for many people. For software developers, technologies such as GitHub and BitBucket has given teams the ability to perform version control for their collaborative projects. The following proposal aims to give another take on software collaboration, utilizing the abundance of powerful computer and internet based technologies to help do this. This proposal, called Easy Code…

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    to an extent through the encryption of data and proper access control management. Still even with these security measures in place, dubious attackers can breach the security measures and gain access to the data in the following ways [4]. • Cross-site scripting • Cross-site request forgery • Cookie manipulation • OS and SQL injection • Insecure storage • Hidden field manipulation Due to the vulnerabilities listed above, achieving data security in cloud remains a mammoth task. 1) Network…

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    3. Types of Testing 3.1. Unit Testing 3.1.1. Definition Unit testing (microsoft) is a first level of software testing where a unit/component of software was tested to match requirements. Generally Unit testing is performed by developers or its peers. Sometimes independent software testers are used to do Unit testing. Unit testing is also referred as component testing. Before integrating the modules, the unit or piece of code is identified as a component and complete testing was carried out…

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