What is the difference among magnet, charter and alternative schools. Be specific.To what extent do you feel that either or all of them are effective?
. What is the difference among magnet, charter and alternative schools. Be specific.To what extent do you feel that either or all of them are effective?
What technology or technologies could you use to log internet endpoints and bandwidth consumption between clients and servers on a local network? What would you do if you did not have the resources to capture and store all network packets?
Question 1:Monitoring Outputs – The primary response includes all three partsPart 1: What technology or technologies could you use to log internet endpoints and bandwidth consumption between clients and servers on a local network? What would you do if you did not have the resources to capture and store all network packets? Part 2: You are investigating a data exfiltration event and have obtained the web server logs of the host that data was exported to over the Internet from the hosting provider. The logs contain only the external IP address of your company’s router/firewall and a high-level TCP port number. How can you use the log to identify the local host on your network that was used to perform the exfiltration?Part 3: Go to the Search bar at the left bottom corner of your computer. Type in Event Viewer (Local). Click on the app provided in the search. Open the Event Viewer and expand the Windows Logs section. Review the application and Security event logs. What do you notice? Share in the discussion post what you located and why it is important to review those specific logs on a regular basis. In your responses to other students, select one of the three parts they have addressed and engage with them in a discussion about their specific response. Question 2:There are many iterations of host-based and endpoint protection mechanisms on the market. Research three tools available on the market to help with security solutions for your current business or organization. Why would you choose those particular tools? You suspect that a host is infected with malware but cannot identify a suspect process using locally installed tools. What else is available on the market that would help you identify the malware and remove it from your network? Why would you choose that particular product?
Discuss George Herbert Meads concept of socialization using course theories such as Freuds notions of the Ego, Id and Superego, Victor Turners 3 stages of child development involving rites of passage, and try to tie these all together into a general discussion of the Self. What does Cooley mean by the Looking Glass Self?
Discuss George Herbert Meads concept of socialization using course theories such as Freuds notions of the Ego, Id and Superego, Victor Turners 3 stages of child development involving rites of passage, and try to tie these all together into a general discussion of the Self. What does Cooley mean by the Looking Glass Self? (include here the idea about how others serve as a mirror for the developing self).
Do you think the information in the video was accurate, such as how the laws of thermodynamics and enzymes applied to the growth chamber?
BioNow Student Study Guide: Energy Part I-Energy Transformations
Part I: Pre-Video Questions
1) Provide a brief definition of the following terms to gain familiarity before watching the video.
a. Energy:
b. Mechanical energy:
c. Chemical energy:
d. First law of thermodynamics
e. Second law of thermodynamics
f. Entropy
g. ATP
h. Enzyme
i. Photosynthesis
Please read the video summary below and answer the questions that follow in detail.
Think of your cell phone, your car, and your bicycle. What do they all have in common? Each of them requires an
input of energy to work. It is no different for living organisms. Life would not work without a constant input of
energy. Imagine a plant without light or a person without food. Eventually their energy runs out and they die
because their cells cannot carry out reactions or maintain organization. Like your bedroom when no effort is spent
cleaning, a living organism goes into disarray without constant energy.
It is a natural law that everything in the universe becomes less organized and loses usable energy. Stars burn out,
cores of planets cool, and mountains erode. However, life has found a way to overcome this law (at least
temporarily). Living organisms strive to maintain a constant input of energy instead of a loss like everything else.
They do this through the energy transforming processes of photosynthesis and cellular respiration. Without them,
the flow of energy in living organisms like you would stop, and life would cease to exist.
The purpose of this experiment is to examine the processes of energy transfer by attempting to build a human-
powered growth chamber with common materials. If successful, the growth chamber will be able to transfer
energy from a person, to light, to a plant, and back to the person who eats the plant. At the very least, the
processes of energy transfer, photosynthesis, and cellular respiration will be understood.
2) Describe in detail how you would attempt to build a growth-chamber for growing plants. The
device would need to be completely powered by a person and grow plants such as sugar beets.
3) What are your predictions for the outcome of the experiment in the video?
4) Does a project like this have any practical value? Can you think of any need to have a working
human-powered growth chamber?
Part II: Video Questions
5) Describe all the energy transfers that took place from pedaling to creating light.
6) In what forms did the energy exist through the transfers (mechanical, chemical, electrical, heat,
light)?
7) What is the overall goal of the experiment?
8) What kind of plant will be grown in the chamber? Why is it a better choice than something like
lettuce for the purpose of transferring energy back to a person who eats it?
9) Describe the components of the growth chamber and why each is necessary.
10) How does the growth chamber demonstrate the first law of thermodynamics?
11) How does the growth chamber demonstrate the second law of thermodynamics?
12) How will the laws of thermodynamics make it difficult for the growth chamber to be successful?
13) How do enzymes in living organisms help counteract the laws of thermodynamics?
14) What is ATP and how does it apply to the growth chamber?
15) What is the next energy transformation process to be tackled in the experiment?
16) How would you find the best light to use for the growth chamber?
17) Was the scientific method used in this experiment? Explain how it was or was not followed.
Part III: Video Evaluation
18) Do you think the information in the video was accurate, such as how the laws of thermodynamics
and enzymes applied to the growth chamber?
19) Do you think the final outcome of this project, growing sugar beets with only human power, will
be successful?
20) What would you have done differently in building the growth chamber?
Part IV: Video Reflection
21) What was the most interesting part of the video?
22) What was something new you learned?
23) What are you confused about from the video?
24) Do you see any relationships to your life? Why or why not?
25) Which part would you like to learn more about?
26) What follow-up experiment would you like to do and how would you relate it to your life?
International TradeInternational trade is subject to trade regulations and industrial policies. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is also subject to these regulations because of signed trade treaties or membership in various trade organizations.Discuss Saudi Arabias participation in the World Trade Organization (WTO)and compare and contrast the Kingdoms WTO involvement with its participation in the Gulf Cooperation Council, League of Arab States, and the Trade and Investment Framework Agreement (TIFA) Saudi Arabia signed with the United States.
International TradeInternational trade is subject to trade regulations and industrial policies. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is also subject to these regulations because of signed trade treaties or membership in various trade organizations.Discuss Saudi Arabias participation in the World Trade Organization (WTO)and compare and contrast the Kingdoms WTO involvement with its participation in the Gulf Cooperation Council, League of Arab States, and the Trade and Investment Framework Agreement (TIFA) Saudi Arabia signed with the United States. Which membership or trade agreement benefits Saudi Arabia the most?
Describe what economic incentives are, and identify at least 3 incentives you have experienced.Discuss how they influence businesses and entrepreneurs.
Dr. Froeb absolutely agrees with Jon. “Problem-solving proceeds in two steps. First, reduce a problem to a bad decision, and then figure out who made it and why. Second, figure out how to ensure that the bad decision won’t be made again. Both steps require a model of how people behave. We use the “the rational actor” paradigm, which assumes that people act rationally, optimally, and in their self-interest. Under this paradigm, bad decisions are made for one of two reasons: (i) either decision-makers do not have enough information to make good decisions, or (ii) they lack the incentive to do so. Incentives have two pieces: a metric to measure how well an employee is performing, and a link from pay to performance.”Answer the following question(s) in a 1 page (minimum) paper:Describe what economic incentives are, and identify at least 3 incentives you have experienced.Discuss how they influence businesses and entrepreneurs.
Write a summary. your responses as a reader and hence they do not have to have the same formal, polished quality of an essay. I urge you to keep them as preliminary as you can, thought in action, since my goal is for us to get used to writing ideas down as a part of the thinking process, in order to figure out what we actually think and what we want to say. So think of these as reflections or public diary entries. They should describe what you think about the reading, no matter what that might be
Write a summary. your responses as a reader and hence they do not have to have the same formal, polished quality of an essay. I urge you to keep them as preliminary as you can, thought in action, since my goal is for us to get used to writing ideas down as a part of the thinking process, in order to figure out what we actually think and what we want to say. So think of these as reflections or public diary entries. They should describe what you think about the reading, no matter what that might be. Dont worry about getting things wrong or misinterpreting the texts.
Explain the concepts of pluralism and assimilation and describe how they affect the rites of passage of individuals.
Explain the concepts of pluralism and assimilation and describe how they affect the rites of passage of individuals.
Describe different attachment styles.
Explain the attachment style you feel would be most effective in forming lasting relationships.
Describe the different types of attraction.
Explain the type of attraction you feel would be most effective in establishing lasting relationships.
Find a price control that is, has been, or could be enacted in the real world, Then explain the potential benefits and drawbacks of that control. A goal of this prompt is to see both sides of an argument, so please come up with at least one argument for and against said price control.
Find a price control that is, has been, or could be enacted in the real world,
Then explain the potential benefits and drawbacks of that control. A goal of this prompt is to see both sides of an argument, so please come up with at least one argument for and against said price control.
For help see the following pages:
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/price-controls.aspLinks to an external site.
https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/career-development/price-ceiling-exampleLinks to an external site.
What is a stereotype? Explain some of the ways that Indigenous stereotypes have been created in the US. Also, discuss how Edward Curtis helped create Indigenous stereotypes.Explain the gist of Matika’s Project 562. Do you believe she is challenging preconceived notions of Indigenous peoples via her work? Why or why not?
Please refer to the readings for this module to complete this assignment What is a stereotype? Explain some of the ways that Indigenous stereotypes have been created in the US. Also, discuss how Edward Curtis helped create Indigenous stereotypes. Explain the gist of Matika’s Project 562. Do you believe she is challenging preconceived notions of Indigenous peoples via her work? Why or why not?
