Category: Engineering Homework Help

Select a major in engineering that you are interested in and you are more drawn to:
Now:
1- Select three university or colleges that offer a bachelor program that you like to pursue. This can be engineering, architecture and construction. (research them online)
2- Using the model of spread sheet attached to this e-mail find and categorize the courses you need to take to complete this major. It does not matter if this program is offered on semester base or quarterly.
3- You need to divide these courses as lower division and upper division. “Lower division” are the course you take in the first two years and then “upper division” are those you take in the remaining two years. (see the article related to the subject)
4- Find out if there are financial assistance programs for you and what are the conditions. Once you have the information , write a one page summary of your finding. Also are these financial aids applicable to full time or part time students. This is very important as many of you work while you are studying. With this in mind you can anticipate and plan for appropriate financial aid if you desire so. 5- Align all the math courses, those for the lower division and those for the upper division so you can compare the contents.

I have safest engineering homework. Please give me the answer typed in Microsoft word. And you do not need to have very high level of details, so just make it simple answer. And do not but a lot of details on the question that need calculation

I’m working on a electrical engineering question and need an explanation to help me learn.

Please design an easy to understand IR sensor circuit, on Multisim, that detects human motion. Also, when testing your design please improve the circuit’s design in way where human motion can be easily detected.

whenever a new schematic is created, explain the concept of BJT Active Mode. 

a Complete Summary and Conclusions of each part of the assignment and express your interpretation of the simulation results.   

Find a peer-reviewed scholarly journal article discussing electronic innovation and the government. Complete a review of the article by writing a 2-3 page overview of the article. This will be a detailed summary of the journal article, including concepts discussed and findings. Additionally, find one other source (it does not have to be a peer-reviewed journal article) that substantiates the findings in the article you are reviewing.

You should use the UC library (https://www.ucumberlands.edu/library) and/or Google Scholar to find these types of articles (https://scholar.google.com/ )

Once you find the article, you will read it and write a review of it. This is considered a research article review.

Your paper should meet these requirements:

• Be approximately three to four pages in length, not including the required cover page and reference page.
• Follow APA 7 guidelines. Your paper should include an introduction, a body with fully developed content, and a conclusion.
• Support your answers with the readings from the course and at least two scholarly journal articles to support your positions, claims, and observations, in addition to your textbook. The UC Library is a great place to find resources.
• Be clearly and well-written, concise, and logical, using excellent grammar and style techniques. You are being graded in part on the quality of your writing.

1)Why are the original/raw data not readily usable by analytics tasks? What are the main data preprocessing steps? List and explain their importance in analytics.

2)News stories and public pressure drive government regulations. They also drive many industries to more self-regulation. The hope is to demonstrate to the government and the public that these industries are aware of the problem and are taking action. An industry prefers to self-regulate for two key reasons: Cost and flexibility. There’s a perception that regulations increase cost because they can be restrictive and require lots of compliance evidence to be collected. Additionally, regulations can require specific solutions to a problem. Retaining the flexibility to select from an array of solutions and apply new technology is one reason given to avoid regulations. The counterargument is that, without laws, industries won’t fully address problems.

Answer the following question(s):

In general, do you believe private industry should be more heavily regulated or less regulated? Provide rationale for your answer.

Address the same question in regard to consumer privacy on social media platforms such as Facebook.

Throughout this course, you have learned about user-centered systems design and evaluation. Specifically, you have learned how to employ user-centered methodologies in the design of information technology applications and systems, to analyze user problems to inform user-centered design solutions, and to evaluate the design and development of a user-centered system. As user-centered design solutions are implemented, it is critical to consider the ethical impact. Although IT professionals design solutions that focus on user requirements and user needs, a system could have an unethical component that creates long-term problems for users, organizations, and society.

For this week’s discussion:

• Review the three ethical scenarios.
• Select one scenario.
• Answer the questions to reflect on how you would handle the situation.

In your initial post, be sure to communicate to your peers which scenario you selected.

Scenario One: Imagine you are leading user testing for a software system development team of a large organization. Before beginning the user testing, you have users sign a nondisclosure agreement (NDA). At some point in the system development, you discover that one of the users violated the NDA and disclosed information to potential users of the system. You became aware of this after user testing was completed. If you select this scenario, reflect on the following:

• How would you respond, and what would you do?
• How would your decision and actions impact others?
• What have you learned in this course to help you address an ethical dilemma like this?

Scenario Two: Imagine you are a developer for a small start-up, and your project team recently collected user data from surveys. This user data contains first- and last-name information, phone numbers, and geographical information, as well as data on personal preferences and on user behaviors with an interface. A few weeks before your project team launches the system, you receive an email from a colleague you admire. This colleague works for a company you have been thinking about working for. The company is also a competitor of your current company because they share a similar user base. In the email, your colleague asks you to forward the data you gathered. By forwarding the data, you can save your colleague’s company time, money, and resources. If you select this scenario, reflect on the following:

• How would you respond, and what would you do?
• Who is responsible for the data and protecting its privacy?
• What impact would you have on your current organization and on the surveyed users if you decide to share that information?

Scenario Three: Imagine you are a UX designer for a new augmented reality (AR) medical system. You love the innovative design that the interface offers to users, but there is a problem with its accessibility. Doctors, nurses, other medical staff, and patients need to use the system. Currently, the AR that you and your team developed is not usable by those who have vision or hearing disabilities. Another developer on your project team claims that the system is ready to be released on the market and sold to hospitals. If you select this scenario, reflect on the following:

• How would you respond, and what would you do?
• Is the technology ready to be released on the market?
• How much consideration should you and your company give to the AR user experience for those users who may have a disability?

In your responses to your peers, explain why you agree or disagree with their responses and support your position using ethical principles.

In this discussion, you will reflect on your course experience and think about industry certifications and what they can do for you. In your initial post, make sure that you address at least one reflection question, as well as the certification question.

Course Reflection Questions:

• What is your the biggest course takeaway?
• What do you feel was the most important aspect of the course?
• Is this course what you anticipated or what you thought it would be? Are assumptions you had about the industry or the work different now?

Certification Question:

• Now that you have thought about your career aspirations in Module One and learned about certifications here in Module Eight, what certifications are targeted toward your desired job role?

Ryan Taylor posted Oct 18, 2021 7:21 AM

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Howdy,

My biggest course takeaway was learning about the CIA Triad and the fundamental security design principles. These two concepts are the cornerstones of cybersecurity. We focused a lot of time on learning these and going over different scenarios that we will see in our future of cybersecurity. These principles and concepts are powerful mental tools for approaching security that never go out of date.

I’m already working in my field of study at Los Alamos National Laboratory but wanted to further my education in the field as technology is always changing, oh yeah and a raise in pay, ha. Some of the certifications that I would like to obtain would be Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Certified Authorization Professional (CAP), Certified Cyber Forensics (CCFP), Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP), and an ISSEP. I have been really looking into working with the NSA for a long time now, have even had the opportunity to work with them at the lab on a couple of things. I find I have been leaning towards forensics and National security accepts of my career and want to get more involved in those.

It has been great learning with all of you this term and looking forward to next term! Good luck with your future endeavors!!

Cheers,

Ryan

Works Cited

Kim and Solomon. (2016, October). Fundamentals of Information System Security, 3Rd Edition. https://learning.oreilly.com/library/view/fundamentals-of-information/9781284116465/

Mason Voorhees posted Oct 18, 2021 10:02 AM

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Hey Class,

When taking this course my biggest take away was understanding threat actors, I think it is very important to know about each type of threat so when I am working, I can keep this in mind, My work uses key cards and other security methods but I never new about a tailgator which is someone who does not have access gains access by someone holding the door open for them. I do this all the time which freaked me out ot know this was a real issue.
I feel this whole course is so important. At work I needed to take cybersecurity trainign which was alot like this course. The main difference between the course at work and this class was the amount of depth. I think my work did a great job on training me though because I leard about many types of attacks like phishing, defense in depth, principles like principle of least privilage. All of this course was very infomative and needed.
This class was not what I thought it was, I thought it was going to invovle programming or creating a security system. After taking the course Im very happy that it was the way it was, it taught me so much about cybersecurity.
For certifications, for my career I dont think I require any of these certifactions needed to become a full stack developer. But a certificaton that strikes my interest has to be a CISM certification. This stands for Certified Information Security Manager. I would want this certification because of how desireable it is by employers and also because it shows how devoted I am to making sure I know the most about security. This would mean I have the mind set of someone who wants to keep there data secure.
Cybersecurity is a topic that needs to be taught to anyone in the techinical field because of how serious attack can get. I recently had a phishing attack on my companies emails which was a pretty serious attack to obtain passwords and usernames of employees. 

Overview

A business-wide BCP should be developed to prevent the interruption of normal operations and to allow for the resumption of business processes in a timely manner.

Prompt

You are a manager for a small auto-parts manufacturer in a hurricane zone. The company is only five years old and specializes in manufacturing brake parts. It has a contract with a major automobile company in the southern region of the United States. You are concerned about what will happen if your company faces a natural disaster or critical incident. The company does not have a BCP, but since you brought up the idea of developing one to the owner, you have been asked to coordinate a small team to explore whether the company should draft one. The business owner is not convinced, since the company already has business liability insurance, asset replacement insurance, and natural disaster insurance. They are not certain that time, money, and resources need to be allocated to developing a BCP. They also want more information about what components should be considered when defining the business continuity strategy.

The owner of the company has asked you to produce a short report justifying the need for a BCP and explaining its benefits. The report should contain the following:

Rationale: Reasons why a BCP is necessary. Describe its benefits, especially considering that the company is sufficiently insured.