Easiest Presentable topic related to Databases. Presentations should be 6- 8 minutes long (Slides according to this time ). Presentation should end with a

VM scanner evaluation background report. Please read the assignment before.

Tunneling in VPN refers to securely transmitting data across the internet by encapsulating it within another packet, resulting in a “tunnel.” This process ensures privacy and security by preventing unauthorized access to data during transmission. Common tunneling protocols include PPTP, L2TP, and OpenVPN, which help to ensure data confidentiality and

CMSC 215 Intermediate Programming Programming Project 1 The first programming project involves writing a program to find the tallest basketball player whose age is less than or equal to the average of all the players. The program should contain three classes. The java program must contain a main () method.

Purpose: This assignment is aimed at helping you to review the assigned material, as well as to help you express your ideas in a brief and efficient form.  Task: Write your responses to the following questions using complete sentences, proper spelling and grammar, and specific examples from the class and reading. You

Check instructions link for all instructions on page 2 and 3. 

In this assessment, you will identify a security threat to a wireless network. You will then identify which points of the network might be vulnerable and recommend policies, defenses, and practices to ensure network security.

Week1: Assignment instructions See attached instructions. Thank you 

Choose one of the automatically graded programming projects from Chapter 10 of the Liang textbook. Implement the project that you have chosen and discuss any issues that arose in the process of completing it. There is a single java program that contains all the code for your solution to the

Choose one of the automatically graded programming projects from either Chapter 11 or Chapter 12 of the Liang textbook. Implement the project that you have chosen and discuss any issues that arose in the process of completing it. There is a single java program that contains all the code for

Week2: Assignment instructions See attached instructions. Thank you 

(Lab) Final GameStart Assignment Overview You have learned a lot this semester.  Now it’s time to take all of these skills and put them together to build something completely original.   By now you should have created your game design document, so the next step is to implement into a working

Business/ organization is Cisco inc The Class Project for this course focuses on the evaluation of a business or organization and how they might strengthen their operations through technology, including their information systems. There are two parts to the Class Project; the SWOT Analysis and the Presentation. You will use

(lab) Slide and Catch Game Part IIStart Assignment Points 100 Submitting a text entry box, a website url, or a file upload Overview This week’s project is an extension of the one from last week.  You should already have a project with the following features: A subclassed Scene for game play An

The coding should not match with any other students. There should be No AI, no plagarism and should follow all the necessary steps.

Good morning, everyone! My name is Laura Bloomstein, and I am thrilled to be your lecturer for this course on Information Technology and Emerging Technologies. Today, we’ll be exploring the foundational aspects of IT and delving into some of the latest advancements that are shaping the future of technology. What

Troubleshooting and Tool Report If you haven’t already done so last week, download the Troubleshooting and Tools Report Template and use it to record your work. The SITREP (Situation Report) Sample Report is provided so that you can understand what Cyber Command is expecting in your report. Your report will vary depending

This week, you will submit your answers to the interview questions. If you didn’t download the Job Interview Presentation Template from Week 3, do so now and follow the instructions to record your work. The questions are based on fundamental networking concepts that are likely to be asked at an

Week8_Test Plan Instructions: The Test Plan for each project includes the Pseudocode, Flowchart, Goals and Objectives, Functional Requirements, and Test Matrix including Actual Output column.  Below the table are screenshots verifying the actual output for each case. Note:  Your programming projects should be submitted in the Revel environment for grading. Week