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I need a project on the title called Security and Cloud from the subject called Computer security Fundamentals and the deadline is Thursday evening 5/2/2019 ESTinstructions:Submit final project. Submit a brief abstract describing your final project. Residency. Prepare and deliver a 20-minute presentation on your topic. Submit final project materials. A 500-700 word, double spaced paper, written in APA format, showing sources and a bibliography Presentation materials (PPT, handouts, etc)

The project should contain the current technologies we are using in computer Security and Cloud and the drawbacks in it, Also how we are going to overcome those drawbacks and what technologies we are going to use in our project

 

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Utiliscan case analysisPaul, the HR Director at Plastec, had previously worked as Director of HR for Utiliscan, a small company with 240 employees that makes software for utility companies. The majority of employees were programmers and engineers who designed and installed proprietary software for regulating and tracking electricity and gas. Since the company had been experiencing a 15-20% rate of growth, recruiting experienced employees was a continuing challenge due to the specialized skill sets required. Paul left the company when he found out from a friend about the opportunity at Plastec. Just before he left, he conducted an employee survey which revealed the following.• 78% of the employees were satisfied with their working conditions and they enjoyed freedom and flexibility to perform their jobs without strict supervision• 70% felt their workloads were adequate – not too heavy, not too light• 55% felt safe, with little danger of occupational hazards associated with their physical environment. There were comments, presumably from the 45% who did not feel safe, that some of the utility plants where they worked on installations were not as safe as they should be• 89% felt there were few if any opportunities to improve their skills • 87% responded there were no promotion opportunities• 74% felt there was little relationship between their performance and their pay. There were numerous comments that performance reviews hadn’t been done on time or hadn’t been done at all. Other comments indicated arbitrary treatment and favoritism of some employees.• 56% felt their benefits were below average or poor. Note: since many employees had previously worked for large utilities, Utiliscan’s benefits probably didn’t compare favorably with those offered by the larger organizations. Paul informally shared the survey results with the CEO, CFO, and VP of Operations. They indicated concern for many items, but also pointed out that finances were stretched to the limit in order to fund their continuing growth. They asked Paul to draw up a conceptual plan that would address the majority of the employees’ concerns “without breaking the bank.” The next step was to meet and discuss the conceptual plan and give Paul direction as to next steps and priorities. All I need is a brief overview of the Plan Paul would have done if he had stayed. The plan is a means to identify, on a general level, the options for management to consider and for Paul to pursue further. Assume there is not sufficient time to assemble specific costs for the various options, but take into consideration what you have learned from the text about general costs and savings. The plan should include:- Changes to be made to current systems, processes, policies, and activities based on survey results, with your rationale for these changes.- Prioritize the changes in order of least to most expensive.Nothing fancy just short and sweet. Length: 1000-1500 wordsThank You

 

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Research Essay:Guidelines for research paper: Length: 1200-1500 words (exclusive of cover and Works Cited page). Neither more nor less than this range.No. of sources:Minimum of five, including at least one non-electronic sourceYour thesis should be one that has an arguably valid flip side. Use your research to prove YOUR position. •Whether New Jersey should root for the Yankees or PhilliesIn researching a topic, consider using other resources besides the web, for example:1.the on-line catalog;2.a general periodical index;3.the New York Times index;4.general or subject-specific encyclopedias and dictionaries;5.abstracts;6.yearbooks and almanacs, e.g., on baseball, the weather, etc.7.books of quotations.In your papers, give attribution where and when it is due. There are several specific formats for documenting your sources. The one we will use is the MLA (Modern Language Association) format in your grammar book. Make sure that in addition to text references, your paper contains a “Works Cited” page. Both in-text citations and the “Works Cited” page must be substantially in the MLA format. Your grade is reduced by a full grade for failure to do so.Do not restrict yourself to a report that merely stitches together quotations and summaries into a patchwork quilt. Interpret the information you collect and develop a thesis. Explain, justify, and defend that thesis in your essay.You may use both primary and secondary sources. A primary source is the evidence or raw data itself, e.g., diaries, journals, letters, committee reports. A secondary source is an analysis of the data by a scholar or expert or the like.Follow the rules for using quotations. Use marks correctly; use block quotes where appropriate; vary your use of direct and indirect quotations without mixing the two in the same sentence. Use standard idiomatic English.Remember: Papers will be graded for both substance and form. Sloppy research or form will seriously detract from your grade, but the paper must also be thoughtful and well-written. Finally, remember that when you are quoting a source indirectly or using someone else’s conclusions, you are using that source’s ideas but your style of expression. Tentative topics and theses MUST be submitted to be no less than three weeks before the due date. Failure to do may result in a lower grade for the research assignment.REMEMBER THIS IS NOT AN INFORMATIONAL PAPER, BUT A PERSUASIVE ONE. THIS MEANS , FOR EXAMPLE, THAT YOU WOULD NOT FOCUS ON SOLAR AS GOOD FOR NEW JERSEY — NO ONE WOULD DISPUTE THAT — BUT FOCUS ON SOME CONTROVERSIAL ISSUE. DOES SOLAR MAKE SENSE FOR THE AVERAGE NEW JERSEY HOMEOWNER , WHO LIVES IN A CITY, WHERE DENSITY MIGHT ARGUABLY BLOCK OUT THE SUN? IF YOU WRITE ABOUT AUTISM , YOU DON’T WANT TO FOCUS ON THE DISEASE BUT MIGHT ON WHETHER THERE ARE ADEQUATE RESOURCES HERE IN NEW JERSEY. YOUR THESIS SHOULD HAVE A FLIP SIDE THAT IS ARGUABLY VALID.

 

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You were recently hired by GroceriesRUs company. They want you to develop code to move their grocery operations online. As a part of this effort, you are required to develop a GroceryCart class that can hold groceryitems (Item class). The Item class has the following data members item description (string), cost (double). The Items class should have mutators (setters) and accessors (getters). Also overload the << oprator for the Item class The GroceryCart should have the following public methods- void insertItem(Item) – Insert a grocery Item into the cart void deleteItem(Item) – Delete a grocery Item from the cart int getItemCount() – Return how many items are there are in the cart bool isCartEmpty() – Returns true if cart is empty; false otherwise double calcTotalCost() – Returns the total cost of all items in the cart Also, overload the == operator to see if two carts are identical. Two carts are identical if all the item descriptions are identical. Use a vector container in the GroceryCart to hold the items.

The code should be organized as the following files

item.h, item.cpp, cart.h, cart.cpp, assignment1_test.cpp

assignment1_test.cpp is already given below:

#include <iostream>

# include “item.h” // You need to code this

# include “cart.h” // You need to code this

using namespace std;

int main()

{

Item it1{“Salad”, 5.50}, it2{“Milk”, 2.50}, it3{“Bread”, 1.75}, it4;

//Tests the Item constructors

GroceryCart cart1; // Test GroceryCart constructor

cart1.insertItem(it1);

cart1.insertItem(it2);

cart1.insertItem(it3);

if (!cart1.isCartEmpty()) { // Test isCartEmpty() method

cout << “Number of items in cart1 ” << cart1.getItemCount() <<

endl; // Tests getItemCount() method

cout << “Total cost of items in cart1 $” << cart1.calcTotalCost()

<< endl; // Tests calcTotalCost() method

}

//To test the delete function

cart1.deleteItem(it1);

cart1.deleteItem(it3);

cart1.deleteItem(it2);

cout << “Number of items in cart1 ” << cart1.getItemCount() << endl;

GroceryCart cart2;

cart2.insertItem(it1);

it4.setDescription(“Coffee”); // Tests setDescription() method

it4.setCost(7.5); //Test setCost method

cout << it4; //Should print Coffee:$7.5. Tests << operator

cart2.insertItem(it4);

//To test the items inserted in cart2

cout << cart2.getItemCount() << endl;

// To check the == operator overloading

GroceryCart cart3;

cart3.insertItem(it1);

cart3.insertItem(it2);

GroceryCart cart4;

cart4.insertItem(it1);

cart4.insertItem(it2);

if (cart3 == cart4) //Tests == operator

cout << “Possibly duplicate carts” << endl;

return 0;

}

 

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