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discuss the policy of homeland security Solution Homeland security refers to a joint national effort to ensure that US is a safe, secure and protected against terror attack. The term came out due to reorganisation in the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) after 9/11 attacks. Below are some of its office of policy components- 1. Office of Policy Implementation and Integration- It serves an advisory function in policy development and analysis across departments and offices. 2. Strategy, Planning, Analysis and Risk- It provides deparrtment with strategy development, strategic planning, long-term assessment, and decision analysis. 3. Homeland Security Advisory Council- It advises the Secretary on issues related to matters on homeland security 4. Office of International Affairs- Its also coordinates international activities across Office of the Secretary and other leadership of the Department. 5. The Office for State and Local Law Enforcement- Its work is confined to legal aspects and their effect on the society\'s stakeholders 6. Private Sector Office- It advises the department on matters related to private sector..

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Week Three– The Six Strategic Challenges Every four years, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is required by law to issue a review to the United States Congress. This review is a self-appraisal by DHS on the progress of its efforts in addressing those issues that threaten the nation. The 2014 review is the second such appraisal presented to the Congress (the first produced in 2010). These quadrennial assessments provide excellent insight concerning the progress this Federal entity feels has been made (or lack thereof) regarding our nation’s overall homeland security efforts. Of course, the underlying, determining factor regarding these reviews are the underlying threats and hazards that DHS believes the nation currently faces, as well as those that might present themselves in the near term. This week, we will be looking at the six challenges that DHS believes will determine the greatest risk factors to the nation over the next few years. Before delving into the specifics of this topic, it would be beneficial to first examine the current missions that have been established by Department of Homeland Security. These areas of focus determine how DHS, as an agency of the federal government, views risk. As listed in this Review these five basic homeland security missions are: · The prevention of terrorism and the enhance of security · The securing and managing of the nation’s borders · The enforcement and administration of the nation’s immigration laws · Safeguarding and securing cyberspace · Strengthening national preparedness and resilience (2014, p. 6-8) As has been stressed a number of times thus far, our nation’s homeland security efforts require more than just the federal government can offer, but state and local governments have their roles, as does the private sector and the public at large. Granted, DHS has a uniquely federal and national view. From this position, DHS is charged with unique responsibilities, has assets available at its disposal not commonly available to other levels of government. However, DHS has the latitude to use some of these assets to assist other levels of government as well. In addition, DHS engages in threat and hazard assessments dealing with the entirety of national interests. While these interests bear directly upon all American communities, each locale will have its own, more narrowed view and perspective regarding those issues of immediate concern. Conversely, as would be expected (and justifiably so), they are less concerned about others. In addition to the five missions noted earlier, the department has identified six “prevailing challenges that pose the most strategically significant risk” (DHS, 2014, p. 28). In studying these challenges, one can easily see a direct correlation between them and these missions. So as we contemplate these challenges in this week’s discussion and written assignments, remember to consider them from the perspective of the entire homeland security enterprise. .

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Testimony Before the Subcommittee on National Security, Veterans Affairs, and International Relations; House Committee on Government Reform United States General Accounting Office GAO For Release on Delivery Expected at 10:00 a.m., EDT Friday October 12, 2001 HOMELAND SECURITY Key Elements of a Risk Management Approach Statement of Raymond J. Decker, Director Defense Capabilities and Management GAO-02-150T Page 1 GAO-02-150T Mr. Chairman and Members of the Committee: I appreciate the opportunity to be here today to discuss with you an approach to manage the risk from terrorism directed at Americans in our homeland. With the initiation of military operations against terrorist targets in Afghanistan, senior government officials indicated the need to be prepared for the potential of another attack on our homeland. There may be ways to prepare better in the event such an attack does come. We have undertaken a body of work in the area of combating terrorism, which has evaluated various facets of federal efforts to address this challenge. From this work, we identified three essential elements in an effective risk management approach to prepare better against acts of terrorism. My testimony today will focus on the three key elements that the federal government as well as state and local governments and private entities should adopt to enhance their timely preparedness against potential threats. Risk management is a systematic and analytical process to consider the likelihood that a threat will endanger an asset, individual, or function and to identify actions to reduce the risk and mitigate the consequences of an attack. Risk management principles acknowledge that while risk generally cannot be eliminated, enhancing protection from known or potential threats can reduce it. A good risk management approach includes three primary elements: a threat assessment, a vulnerability assessment, and a criticality assessment. Threat assessments are important decision support tools that can assist organizations in security-program planning and key efforts. A threat assessment identifies and evaluates threats based on various factors, including capability and intentions as well as the potential lethality of an attack. Over the past several years, we have recommended that a comprehensive, national threat assessment be conducted by the appropriate federal agencies. Nonetheless, we will never know whether we have identified every threat, nor will we have complete information about the threats that we have identified. Consequently, we believe that the two other elements of the approach, vulnerability assessments and criticality assessments, are essential and required to prepare better against terrorist attacks. A vulnerability assessment is a process that identifies weaknesses that may be exploited by terrorists and suggests options to eliminate or mitigate those weaknesses. A criticality assessment is a process designed to systematically identify and e ...

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Diophantus was a Greek mathematician who lived in the third century. He was one of the first mathematicians to use algebraic symbols. Most of what is known about Diophantus\'s life comes from an algebraic riddle from around the early sixth century. The riddle states: Diophantus\'s youth lasted one sixth of his life. He grew a beard after one twelfth more. After one seventh more of his life, he married. 5 years later, he and his wife had a son. The son lived exactly one half as long as his father, and Diophantus died four years after his son. How many years did Diophantus live? Solution The riddle, the \"facts\" of which may or may not be true, results in the following equation: x/6 + x/12 + x/7 + 5 + x/2 + 4 = x where x is Diophantus\'s age at the time of his death. Therefore, Diophantus lived exactly 84 years..

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digital 3. Find currents (values and directions) in all resistors of the circuit given Slow. Find total electric power developing in this circuit. Neglect internal resistances of the batteries. Solution As all the Voltage sources are DC (Batteries) there by the capacitor acts as short circuit . I1 = Current through R1 =E1-E2)/R1 = (6-3)/5 = 3/5 Amps (direction from E1 to E2) I2= Current Throuh R3 = E2/R3 = 3/4 Amps (direction from Top to bottom) I3 = Current Through R2 = E3-E2)/R2 = (5-3)/5 = 2/5 Amps (direction from E3 to E2) Power delivered = (I1*E1) + (E3*I3) =(3/5)*6 + (2/5)*5 = 28/5 Watts.

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Disposal of radioactive waste materials and spent fuel is a major and important technology. How the waste radioactive material is disposed off? Solution Nonusable fission products are radioactive and take short/medium/long time for radioactive decay to reach safe level of radioactivity. Accordingly three methods of disposal are : (a) Zero or low radioactivity material is dispersed or stored without elaborate shielding. (b ) Medium radioactivity material is stored for short duration of about 5 years to allow decay of radioactivity..

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DISCUSSION QUESTIONS Chapter 9 1. The consequences of groupthink can be devastating. What can an organization do to avoid this type of behavior? 2. In what ways can culture affect a team? 3. Why does social loafing occur within groups? Chapter 10 4. What are some primary causes of conflict at work? 5. List three ways to decrease a conflict situation. What are some pros and cons of each of these approaches? 6. What are the negotiation phases and what goes on during each of them? Solution Chapter 9 1. Groupthink is one of the nefarious decision-making missteps of teams, and a trap that many smart people and groups have fallen victim to throughout history. Ways to avoid groupthink can be: To avoid groupthink, it is vital for the group leader to become a statesperson or conductor instead of a partisan virtuoso. Leadership almost always involves getting work done through others. 2. Working with people who do not share the same cultural values, viewpoints and backgrounds can be difficult and can severely affect work practices. Nowadays, More and more companies around the world define themselves as multicultural. It is not necessary that members of a team have to come from the same background, or share the same religion or political ideas to work effectively together. However, when personality or cultural clashes occur, you need to be able to solve the conflicts with little or no disruption to your business. However, one aspect that seriously affects teams is the combination of different cultural norms. What is considered appropriate in team behaviour often varies on whether, for example, an employee is coming from an individualist or collectivist-oriented culture. Another important influence on teams.

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Discussion about How will understanding Crystalline Structure affect material selection.write more as you can. please dont copy & paste, write in your own words. thank you Solution A crystal structure is a unique arrangement of atoms, ions or molecules in a crystallineliquid or solid. It describes a highly ordered structure, occurring due to the intrinsic nature of its constituents to form symmetric patterns. The crystal lattice can be thought of as an array of \'small boxes\' infinitely repeating in all three spatial directions. Such aunit cell is the smallest unit of volume that contains all of the structural and symmetry information to build-up the macroscopic structure of the lattice by translation. Patterns are located upon the points of a lattice, which is an array of points repeating periodically in three dimensions. The lengths of the edges of a unit cell and the angles between them are called the lattice parameters. The symmetry properties of the crystal are embodied in its space group. A crystal\'s structure and symmetry play a role in determining many of its physical properties, such as cleavage, electronic band structure, and optical transparency. Unit cell: The crystal structure of a material (the arrangement of atoms within a given type of crystal) can be described in terms of its unit cell. The unit cell is a small box containing one or more atoms arranged in 3-dimensions. The unit cells stacked in three-dimensional space describe the bulk arrangement of atoms of the crystal. The unit cell is represented in terms of its lattice parameters, which are the lengths of the cell edges (a,b and c) and the angles between them (alpha, beta and gamma), while the positions of the atoms inside the unit cell are described by the set of atomic positions (xi , yi , zi) measured from a lattice point. Commonly, atomic positions are represented in terms of fractional coordinates, relative to the unit cell lengths. Miller indices Planes with different Miller indices in cubic crystals Vectors and atomic planes in a crystal lattice can be described by a three-value Miller index notation (?mn). The ?, m, and ndirectional indices are separated by 90.

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discusses six different types of information systems. Pick one and discuss some examples of each Solution Following are the types of information system: Transaction processing system (TPS) This is an operational level system which uses transactions and events as inputs and update the existing data. It gives extensive reports to analyze the transactions and events of an organization. Examples of TPS is Accounts payable, Accounts receivables, etc..

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Discuss what is meant by the closeout process and what elements do you think would apply to your project? Solution Discuss what is meant by the closeout process? The Project Closeout Phase is the last phase in the project lifecycle. Closeout begins when the user accepts the project deliverables and the project oversight authority concludes that the project has meet the goals established. The major focus of project closeout is administrative closure and logistics. Project closeout includes the following key elements:.

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