an article to Identify practices that facilitate meaningful teacher – child dialogue.Please provide thoughtful responses to your questions – submit in an essay type format with an intro/body/conclusion and you will need to provide one citation or reference in the response.

Plan metrics and implementation control. Discuss these concepts theoretically and indicate how the plan will be implemented and evaluated. Specify metrics for performance measurement. Advise which metrics and implementation control systems your chosen SMME should use

esenia is a 23-year-old Latina woman who is newly married and wants to have a baby in 2 years, after she finishes her college degree. She is worried about using birth control because it’s against her religion. Her husband refuses to talk about using condoms, and he says they will have to let God decide whether they have a baby now or later.

a. Identify three questions that would be important to ask Yesenia on your first encounter.

Step Action – Create a Forensic Image with a GUI Tool

1. Create a folder on your Desktop and name it “Forensic Image.”
2. Download the Assignment 2 Step Action Template from these assignment directions.
3. Download and install FTK Imager from https://accessdata.com/product-download/ftk-imager-version-4-3-0 . You will be asked some questions before the link to download is sent to your email address.
4. Take a USB (preferably one of smaller storage; 4 or 8 GB) of your choice and place the file you created for Written Assignment #1 in Week 3 (dog.docx) on it. Then, connect the USB to your computer’s USB port.
5. Launch FTK Imager.
6. From the main menu select “File” and then choose “Create Disk Image…”

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7. To perform an acquisition, where all allocated and unallocated space is acquired, select “Physical Drive” (the one for the USB – it will be smaller in size apart from the main disk on your computer) in the “Select Source” window and then click the “Next” button.
8. Identify the source to be acquired (in this case, it is the USB drive) in the pull-down menu and click the “Finish” button.

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9. After the source of the acquisition has been identified, the destination or target for the acquisition must be identified. Click the “Add…” button to provide the specifics for the destination.
10. Select the E01 format for the forensic image in the “Select Image Type” window and click the “Next” button.

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11. In the “Evidence Item Information” window, enter descriptors for the evidence. This information is optional and you can just name it whatever you want. Click the “Next” button, when complete.
12. In the “Select Image Destination” window, identify the destination of the forensic image and the name for the image (where you are going to put this forensic image on your computer; in this case, put it in the folder named “Forensic Image” on the Desktop). By default, FTK Imager will split the forensic image across multiple files once the file size reaches 1,500 MB. This value can be changed. But do not change it for this exercise. Compression is applied to the forensic image by default.
13. If the forensic image will not fit on the target destination, click the “Add Overflow Location” to identify alternate locations for files, which do not fit on the destination media. By default, FTK Imager will hash the original media with the MD5 and SHA1 algorithms and then verify the forensic image with the same algorithms. Click the “Start” button to start the acquisition.

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14. As the forensic image is created, a progress bar will display the results.
15. At the conclusion of the acquisition, FTK Imager will display the results of the verification of the forensic image and compare those results to the original. Note that the “Verify Result” for the MD5and SUA 1 hashes are listed as “Match.” This confirms that the forensic image is an exact copy of the original media.
16. At the conclusion of the acquisition, the time expended to complete the acquisition is displayed.

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17. Within the same directory as the forensic image files will be a text file. This text file contains the details of the forensic image, information regarding the media, the file hashes, and details provided by the forensic examiner. Include the text file with your submission.
18. Download the Autopsy Once installed, follow the prompts to open a case (you can make this information up). Open the .E01 file of the USB with the Autopsy software (File and then Open). Once the image processes, you should be able to “examine” the dog.docx file you placed onto the USB. Use the search function to search for the file or text within the document. Explore the software and its capabilities. Have fun with it. Youtube is full of short tutorials on how to use Autopsy to search forensic images. Here is an example:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7ZO0AdK4tU

PART A (50%)
You are a project manager responsible for organising a business conference which will take place on
Monday 29th May 2023. You are responsible for the overall organisation of the conference
including organising and preparing the venue, the keynote speakers, registration, conference
activities, audio visual equipment etc. You will work on it full time from 30th January 2023 and will
access to have a number of other staff to help (a conference organiser, marketing staff, business
manager and admin), as well as external staff in the form of a web designer and graphic designer.
You have been allocated a total budget of 35,000 OMR to cover organising costs and staff.
The main tasks and subtasks have been identified as:
Main tasks are:
 Select conference committee and staff
 Organise conference venue
 Conference marketing
 Organise conference speakers
 Organise programme
 Registration
 Organise hotel accommodation
 Organise after-hour activities
 Organise audio video
 Organise conference packs
 Final preparation
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These tasks, together with subtasks, are shown below:
Identifier Task Duration Predecessor
Responsible
1 Select conference committee and
staff
1 day Project manager (PM)
2 Organise conference venue
3 Research potential venues 3 days 1
Conference organiser,
PM
4 Submit request for proposal 0.5 days 3
Conference organiser,
PM
5 Select venue 0.5 days 4
Conference organiser,
PM
6 Negotiate terms and sign contract milestone 5
Conference organiser,
PM
7 Conference marketing
8 Create a web site 12 days 6 Web designer
9 Compile mailing list 2 days 6
Marketing staff,
Conference organiser
10 Design posters, flyers etc 0.5 days
2 days 6
Marketing staff
Graphic designer
11 Start promoting conference milestone 8,9,10 Marketing staff
12 Ongoing conference promotion 5 days 11 Marketing staff
13 Organise conference speakers
14 Write call for proposals 1 day 11 Conference organiser,
PM
15 Research for potential keynote
speakers
3 days 14 Conference organiser,
PM
16 Send invites to keynote speakers 0.5 days 15 Admin
17 Determine review process for
proposals
1 day
16
Conference organiser,
PM, Business
manager
18 Review proposals and select
speakers
2 days
16,17
Conference organiser,
PM, Business
manager
19 Send accept and decline letters 0.5 days 18 Admin
20 Send reminders to speakers 0.5 days 19 Admin
21 Organise programme 2 days
6,19
Business manager,
Conference organiser,
PM, admin
22 Registration
23 Agree method(s) for registration 0.5 days 6
PM, Business
manager
24 Create registration form 1 day 23 Admin, PM
25 Open registration milestone 11,21,24 Admin
26 Create registration spreadsheet 1 day 25 Admin
27 Track registration 3 days 26 Admin
28 Close registration milestone 27 Admin
29 Produce final list of all
participants
1 day 28 Admin
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30 Organise hotel accommodation
31 Negotiate deals with local hotels 2 days 6 Conference organiser
32 Create a hotel booking
spreadsheet
1 day 31,25 Admin
33 Track requests for
accommodation
3 days 32 Admin
34 Organise after-hour activities
35 Agree activities to offer 0.5 days
21
Conference organiser,
PM, Business
manager
36 Hire entertainment 2 days 35 Conference organiser,
Admin
37 Organise catering menus 1 day 35 Conference organiser,
PM
38 Research and plan tours 2 days
35 Conference organiser,
PM
39 Organise reservation and
ticketing process
1 day 35,36,38 Conference organiser,
Admin
40 Organise audio video:
41 Agree AV equipment required 0.5 days 21 Conference organiser,
PM
42 Select audio video provider 0.5 days 41
Conference organiser,
PM
43 Negotiate terms and sign contract 0.5 days 42 Conference organiser,
PM
44 Organise conference packs:
45 Organise conference stationery 1 day 21 Conference organiser,
Admin
46 Print final programme, room
information
1 day 21,39,45 Admin
47 Prepare evaluation form 1 day 21 Conference organiser,
Admin
48 Final preparation:
49 Conduct pre-conference meeting 0.5 days PM, Business
Manager, Conference
organiser
50 Prepare registration area 0.5 days 49 Conference organiser,
Admin
51 Prepare signage 0.5 days 49 Admin
52 Check rooms 0.5 days
49
PM, Business
Manager, Conference
organiser
53 Conference starts milestone
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In your project, include the following constraints:
1. There should be a 2 week delay between submit request for proposal (activity 4) and select
venue (activity 5) and a further 3 weeks between selecting a venue (activity 5) and
negotiating terms and signing contract (activity 6)
2. Activity 10 requires 2 days’ work from the graphic designer but only 0.5 days from marketing
staff
3. Start promoting conference (activity 11) – promotion of the conference is due to start on
14th March 2023
4. There should be a 5 week delay between send invites to keynote speakers (activity 16) and
review proposals and select speakers (activity 18)
5. Send reminders to speakers (activity 20) – reminders should be sent approximately 10 days
before conference starts i.e. 17th May 2023
6. Open registration (activity 25) and close registration (activity 28) – registration is due to
open on 14th March 2023 and close on 17
th May 2023 respectively
7. There should be a 2 week delay between agreeing AV equipment (activity 41) and selecting
audio video provider (activity 42) and a further 2 weeks between selecting audio video
provider (activity 42) and negotiating terms and signing contract (activity 43)
8. Final preparation (activity 49) is due to start 2 days before conference starts (ie 25
th May
2023)
9. All other main phases of work must be complete before work on the final preparation
(activities 48-52) can begin
Staff are costed as follows (All currencies in Omani Rials):
Project manager 75 per day
Conference organiser 65 per day
Business manager 75 per day
Administrator 8 per hour
Web designer 50 per day
Marketing staff 8 per hour
Graphic designer 50 per day
Other costs (in Omani Rials):
In your project, add the following costs (these are in addition to staff costs):
 Hire of venue 10,000
 Marketing 5,000
 Keynote speakers 5,000
 After-hour activities including catering 10,000
 Audio visual 5,000
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You are required to carry out the following:
Question 1:
Using Microsoft Project 2016, set up the project plan exactly as outlined above. Save the project as
Conference1 (25 marks)
Question 2:
Write a brief report for management on the project, including scheduling, costs and resource
information. In the report identify any issues or risks with the project plan and suggest ways to
overcome the problems.
(25 marks)
NOTE: You may make assumptions regarding the projects, but these must be clearly stated in the
reports. You don’t need to make any changes to the Conference 1 file, just provide
recommendations and how do you anticipate the impact of these changes.
The report (Question 2) is expected to be brief as they are for management so therefore should be
no more than 750 words. If you make good use of Microsoft Project’s reporting facility you will be
able to present, the relevant information in a succinct and relevant way.
PART B (50%) – 50 marks
1000 words essay
Managing Projects successfully and efficiently is essential for successful operations of an organisation.
A number of different methodologies have been developed for this purpose.
Discuss the importance of using different methodologies for project management. Evaluate
Waterfall and Agile methodologies as used for Project Management and discuss the advantages and
disadvantages for each. You may use appropriate industry examples, particularly highlighting the
applicability of the chosen methodologies to those industries.
Answers are expected to be well structured and include a clear introduction and conclusion. It should
be properly referenced following the Harvard style of referencing and include a reference list at the
end. Your answer should be at least 1000 words in length (+/- 10%). You may follow the structure
below.
Introduction
Students must define project management and introduce the contents of the essay. Students must
explain briefly the importance of different methodologies for efficient project management. Overall,
students must set the scene for the entire essay.
Main Body
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Continuing from the introduction, describe in detail the importance of different methodologies for
project management. Describe each methodology (at least two) and evaluate these methodologies
and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each. Give appropriate examples.
Conclusion
The conclusion should summarise the work and arguments presented within the main body.
References
A full reference list must be provided. Harvard Reference format must be used (both for in text
Citation as well as in the reference list).

A reflection journal )to outline what has been discovered about your professional practice, personal strengths and weaknesses, and additional resources that could be introduced in a given situation to influence optimal outcomes. Each week there will be a specific focus to use in your reflection. Integrate leadership and inquiry into the current practice. Please make sure to address all areas in your writing.

Topic Focus: Health Policy

Includes personal strenth and weakness,professional practices,leadership,inquiry to current practice and additional resources

You have been tasked to research the relationship between academic performance and studying either alone or in a group.

• How would you design the study if you were doing a correlational study?
• How would you design the study if you were doing an experimental study?
• Between these two designs which one would be the best method in this case? Why?

How does the term pharmacology differ from the termclinical pharmacology? Give examples of how nurses utilizepharmacology in clinical practice.12.

Briefly describe the phases involved in each step ofdeveloping and approving a new drug in the United States

You are tasked to do initial reconnaissance on the below target.

Part 1

excelsior.edu

For each of the below questions provide the link and technique used to find the answers. If you cannot find the information list the technique used and NA.

1. Find the DNS contact information for this target and identify the main IT contact registered for this domain name. Example the administrative contact and or technical contact of the organization as available.
2. Identify if the main IT or administrative contact you found above is still working at the company if generic contact information list it as well?
3. Provide any updated email address and phone number of the main IT contact found above or state it’s the same
4. Identify the help desk contact information phone number or email or both for employees for this company or organization.

Use online site that can conduct Reverse Whois Lookup on the DNS. Hint review study guide links.

1. What is the Registrar Abuse Contact Email for the Virginia cyber range

Using NSlookup or Dig add a screenshot providing the following for target captechu.edu

1. Domain IP address
2. name servers and IP address
3. email server name and IP address

Explore CVE

The CVE website allows security professionals to analyze known vulnerabilities. According to the website, “CVE provides an easy-to-use web interface to CVE vulnerability data. You can browse for vendors, products and versions and view cve entries, vulnerabilities, related to them. You can view statistics about vendors, products and versions of products.

Attackers can use this information as well. For example, if an attacker knows that a company is using the Linux Kernel version 2.6.32 – 4.13.1 they could search vulnerabilities such as CVE-2017-1000251. This is a Bluetooth stack attack resulting in remote code execution in kernel space.

Answer the following questions: Type the answer under each question and submit a link of results to support each finding.

1. How many vulnerabilities are in Windows 8?
2. How many vulnerabilities are in Windows 10?

Apparently, according to political pundits, we live now in a post-911 world, where we are ever more vigilant in thwarting terror and also more active fighting terror. But are we really? Yes, sure America was hit with a deadly terror attack that killed thousands but what happened after, was it really something new? Something that we get to label as “post?” After 911 we attacked Afghanistan and then Iraq and then Libya and now Syria. We fight/fought “new” enemies such as Al Qaeda and ISIS or ISIL or Daesh or whatever you want to call them. Is ISIS gone? Who are these folk we are fighting? Who are we fighting now? Are they new? Has really much changed from our policies that began with the Age of Imperialism? Were we committing similar military actions during the Spanish/American War? Guantanamo Bay, built the year of the Spanish/American War, remains in Cuba. Are those we term “terrorists” still locked up there? Why or why not do we “live in a post-911 world?”