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Question 1 This layer of the OSI model is responsible for dialog control, token management, and synchronization. Question 2 What is the typical method for restricting packet lifetime on the Internet? Question 3 A machine with a single DNS name have multiple IP addresses. Question 4 If a local DNS server cannot find an IP address for a specified URL, it does this. Question 5 What is the default protocol used for sending email messages over the Internet? Question 6 This protocol is used to send web pages from web servers to internet browsers. Question 7 This mail system protocol was created as an improvement of the POP3 protocol, and has the ability to address mail not by message number, but by using attributes. Question 8 The primary purpose of a Socket primitive is to provide which one of the following services? Question 9 _____ uses a three-way handshake to establish connections. Question 10 The primary purpose of this feature is to make sure that information is properly handled so that if too much information is sent and/or received the network connection will handle the information appropriately. Solution 1.session layer 2.hop count 3.true 4.Returns an error 4xx to the client requesting the resource 5.SMTP 6.HTTP 7.IMAP 8.Create a communication endpoint 9.TCP 10.flow control .
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E-MAIL
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TOPIC: Landslide early warning in Costa Rica.
Students are required to read the article for the corresponding week and elaborate on these three core elements:
Organizational Readiness, Contingency Strategies, and Incident Response.
Students will then elaborate, if they were a consultant how would they advise the organization or element how to move forward to better prepare for the next incident, touch on all three core elements stated above.
Solution
Landslide early warning in Costa Rica:
As a consultant to the the organization i suggest to counsel the people to be prepared and alert during landslides. We need to prepare them to move to the rehabilation centers provided.
To Establish Rehabilitation centers when heavy rains occur and large number of people must be moved to the centers.
To consider the food ,water,medical facilties in the rehabilitation centers.
I need to consider the hygenic conditions and provide electricity.
To establish help line numbers.
To take safety measures in the areas which are prone to land slides where a mass of people are involved like schools and other public areas.
All the relevant sectors must involve in all the aspects to implement and monitor the activites.
We also need to be ready with rescue system to clear the land slides and to help the people back to home.
Organization must collect funds to distribute to people who are largely afftected in the landslide who may loss their shelters.
Organizations must conduct awareness camps in schools,colleges and other organzations to involve in the activities.
Awareness camps must be conducted for women and children on how to respond for the disasters.
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Your paper (either topic) will be graded primarily on organization (that is, how you lay out your sequence of paragraphs), focus (that is, whether you stick to the topic), and the nature and completeness of your arguments. It is essential that all material from other sources be enclosed in quotation marks (or set off as a block quote), and preferably with a citation to the original source as well. Expected length: 3-5 pages (1000+ words)
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So lets start the Topic
What should be the Rules for Computer Crime?
Cyber crimes can involve criminal activities that are traditional in nature, such as theft, fraud, forgery, defamation and mischief, all of which are subject to the Indian Penal Code. The abuse of computers has also given birth to a gamut of new age crimes that are addressed by the Information Technology Act, 2000.
Now Coming to the Types of Cyber Crimes:-
There are certain offences which affects the personality of individuals can be defined as:
1.Personal Crimes:-
2. Cybercrimes Against Government:
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Initial Cost
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False
8)
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9)
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1. True
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3.False (It emits all wavelengths creating a continous spectrum)
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Agent relation
AgentId
$ value
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Consignment number
$ value
Containernumber
Size
Destination
Vessel relation
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Vessel_ID
Consignment number
Voyage relation
Voyage_ID
Trans
Vessel_ID
Container relation
Containernumber
Size
Destination
Consignment number
2.
1. The relation is in 1NF, there are no composite attributes and every attribute is single and describes one property.
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F_Name
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Code
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Output:
3
2
1
Final output:
3
3
program:
public class FinalOutput {
public static void main(String args[])
{
int []x={2,2,1,3,4,7};
int y;
y=x[1]+1; //y=3 i.e 2+1
System.out.println(y); //print y
x[4]=1; //lacation 4 value tobe chenged to 1
System.out.println(x[x[4]]); //print x[1] value x[4] is 2
y--; //decrease y by 1 so, y=2
System.out.println(x[y]); //print x[2] is 1
int z=x[y+1];
for(z=1;z<=3;z++)
x[z]=2*y-1;
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The various skills that are necessary for an employee of a large corporation include:
All the above factors are of utmost importance for an employee to receive and get benefitted from senstivity training.
A large corporation is very likely to operate across different locations having different traditions, culture and values. Thus, an employee needs to be adjustable to different cultures, and learn the business values applicable to each of the culture.
A potential leader in a multinational company should be able to overcome the cultural, linguistic and national barriers. Therefore, it is important for the incumbent to be aware of as well as be open to learn other culture.
The various trainings that are apt for international staffing are:
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QUESTION 1
The purpose of an audit is to express an opinion on whether the financial statements are in accordance with GAAS.
True
False
QUESTION 2
Assertions relating to the financial statements are set forth by the auditor.
True
False
QUESTION 3
An audit should test every item in the financial records of the client.
True
False
QUESTION 4
The completeness assertion posits that all transactions and events that should have been recorded were recorded.
True
False
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Audits of issuers must follow the standards of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board.
True
False
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2. True
3. True
4. False
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1) the observed color is the color that is not absorbed. All materials absorb some wavelengths and the wavelength that is not absorbed is the observed color.
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