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    I feel honored to introduce myself to my fellow classmates and my instructor at UoPeople. My name is Wilson and I was born and raised in Papua New Guinea. I now live in the United States with my lovely wife and my two-year-old son. I am intending to pursue an associate degree in Business Administration. One new thing I learned after the scavenger hunt activity was where to find the student catalog in both Moodle and Student Portal. Previously, I thought the student catalog was only…

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    The most dangerous social engineers are those who can invent a lie so believable that they are able to successfully impersonate a legitimate employee without ever raising any suspicion. This tactic is particularly harmful because if real employees can be tricked into believing the criminal is actually a coworker or a member of upper management, it is not very difficult for a charismatic social engineer to manipulate the employee into divulging extremely sensitive information, or even worse,…

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    Milgram Theory

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    Every human has morals and ethics they developed as they grow up, but when these are tested we are put in a situation where at times those morals and ethics are left behind. A lot of times a good person will act unconsciously and this will make them seem as if they were a bad person. Milgram’s study reveals how far ordinary people are willing to obey orders given by an authoritative figure even if it involves hurting another human being. In the study, he conducted he randomly selected people to…

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    Mount Fuji Seen

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    Katsushika Hokusai was a Japanese artist during the 18th and 19th centuries who is known for woodblock printing, “Ukiyo-e” painting, and manga art. What is unique about him is his interest in the “relationship between light and natural phenomena” and how he captured “the moods of nature and the atmospheric conditions of the different seasons and weather” (Hane 39). His most well known piece is “Mount Fuji Seen Below a Wave at Kanagawa” which is part of his series of woodblock prints known as…

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    clear. When I decided to return to college, the force that was driving me was to make a better life for my son and I. That is the reason I feel why a lot of students to return to school to make a better life for themselves, however not to my surprise the reason has to be more depth than a better life if the goal will be accomplish. To attend college the traditional way requires students to be available certain days of…

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    an iPad was. Not too many people owned a standard tablet. Now, it is more common to see people reading on tablets instead of inside books. Thanks to the iPad and other tablets, the Kindle ebooks app and iBooks are now widely used. The popularity of e-readers has eliminated many long-standing bookstores because more people prefer instant access to the books they want to read. With a tablet like the iPad, it is really important to take good care of it. Even though so many people own them, they…

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    According to a study done by Butler University, use of offensive language to describe a situation, thought, or even another character, is one of the most cited reasons for banning a book. Supporters of banning say profanity can influence the actions and thoughts of readers, especially younger readers that may not have heard or read many corrupt words in books. Huckleberry Finn, a book commonly challenged for its use of controversial racial language, is one of those books that many view as…

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    Proctor Case Study

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    Proctoring is the act to serve as a proctor. A proctor is an impartial third party whose tasks are to supervise a student during an examination and make sure they comply with all the rules and processes of that examination (Proctor, n.d.). University of the People requires proctored exams just as any other university. When you attend to an offline university, the proctor is generally the course instructor because you are required to be in a controlled environment and a designated room. However,…

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    proctoring my exams would be among the Senior pastoral staff at our church in Fredericksburg (or whichever church we find ourselves attending regularly at that time) that meets all the criteria for a proctor. I am not related to anyone on staff and they would be emotionally removed from whether I pass or fail. They are people of integrity and are over 21 years of age. They also have access to the internet and…

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    technology you will be required to use? I pose this question, because some of my text books, mainly the text books on technological systems and programs were published 4 to 5 years ago, the world of technology moves so fast that by the time a book on technology is published it is already out of date. Is it at all possible for text-book to be able to keep up with the constantly changing technology that is being used in the fast-paced business environment? I plan to try to answer this and several…

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