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    The use of Marta’s voiceover to guide and to show personality, the use of video clips from the past to show change of time, the use of the apartment listing to create something familiar to the user, the use of the phone call from the realtor, were all elements that effectively conducive to the way I feel about the current state of our system today. The limitations of this narrative were that it was not complete, keeping me wanting more out of…

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    Bus 8501 Unit 1 Assignment

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    Manjot Singh Cheema Assignment 8501 ASSESSMENT TASKS Assessments are significant tasks in any area of technologies, or any other professions. It helps the tutors to review the value of work done by the students on given tasks. To get the results they calculate the task and give the opinion. Assessment could be in different types like written, oral, marches or presentations or any other educational events. Assessments could be short or long that are given weekly to the students to meet the…

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    Usability Test Paper

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    While the primary users of Roomster are students from California, as most of them cannot apply for the university dormitories, it also prefer to target graduates who determine to work in California but lack roommates to share an apartment, as well as local students who prefer to live separately from parents. Goal of Usability Testing Goal for the usability testing was to collect both quantitative and qualitative data of new users learning how to use Roomster to search for…

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    Case Study On RLES

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    1. Goal The primary goal of this lab was to establish a base network in RLES that will be built on in future labs. We worked with new PFSense, a routing interface with which I was unfamiliar. I learned how to configure internal and external interfaces with PFSense, and was able to modify the rest of the necessary settings via the Web GUI. We learned how to configure RHEL, and also got to experiment with setting up a Wiki. Finally, we had a chance to configure and work with a monitoring…

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    While ubiquitous Internet access is extremely convenient and enables marvelous new applications for mobile users, it also creates a major security vulnerability—by placing a passive receiver in the vicinity of the wireless transmitter, that receiver can obtain a copy of every packet that is transmitted! These packets can contain all kinds of sensitive information, including passwords, social security numbers, trade secrets, and private personal messages. A passive receiver that records a copy of…

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    An IP address, or internet protocol address, identifies a person online by where they are in the world and more specifically, acts as that individual’s online identity (IP Address). However, these advertisements that companies show only reflect what a person has left traces of online…

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    System Security

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    System security comprises of the procurements and approaches embraced by a system overseer to counteract and screen unapproved access, abuse, alteration, or refusal of a PC system and system available assets. To comprehend what is system security, it serves to comprehend that no single arrangement shields you from a mixture of dangers. You require various layers of security. On the off chance that one comes up short, despite everything others stand. System security is proficient through…

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    Do engineers have a responsibility to ensure that designs are aesthetically pleasing and environmentally acceptable as well as functional? A sustainable project has many benefits and allows Civil Engineers to take responsibly to make sure that what they build and design is not only functional, but is both aesthetically pleasing and environmentally friendly. This means Civil Engineers have to strive to create a sustainable project and in essence aiming for perfection. Why do we have to make…

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    Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a key cause of global warming and other environmental damage according to the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). A green tax is an excise tax that could provide considerable environmental pollution relief by promoting environmentally sustainable practices via economic incentives. As part of President Obama’s administration’s Green initiative, a policy implementation of a green tax on carbon would greatly benefit the United States’ environment and economy…

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    European Union is recognized as one of the leaders in implementing new environmental policies and instruments for them. The targets of the EU are often ones of the most ambitious in the world. Adaptation strategies are developing continuously to strengthen the resilience of Europe. However, for the EU member states it is not an easy task to collaborate in dealing with environmental issues, since their recourses and targets differ. For instance, in October 2014 The EU leaders agreed on greenhouse…

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