Complex problems and quality of service issues in mobile networkingThis Assignment assesses the following module Learning Outcomes (Take these from the module DMD): Successful students will typically: have a knowledge and understanding of the complex problems and issues arising when mobility occurs in networks: have a knowledge and deep understanding of the complex problems and issues arising when network applications have different qualit...
1.1 Jack's problem-solving approach1.1 Jack is working in an internet service provider (ISP) company which provides services in the metropolitan areas of Sydney. The company has received a few complaints from one of its corporate clients that the internet is not working on their premises. Jack has been assigned with the task of troubleshooting the challenges. Jack knows that the ISP network consists of the access network and core network, and ...
Overview of the CaseComprehensive forensic reports are written in narrative format. You should use a professional layout for your pages. APA style compliance is not required but, you may find that the APA formatting guidelines are appropriate and provide a professional appearance for fonts, margins, sections, paragraphs, etc.Outline / Required Content Items:The paragraph below each item lists the full performance or “A” level require...
The Assignment Task: This is an individual assessment comprised of three parts. Task 1 and Task 2 will carry respectively 30% and 50% of the overall module mark. Task 1 will assess your understanding of the process of penetration testing and in particular of information gathering, target profiling and vulnerability identification and assessment. Task 2 will assess your ability to conduct a full-scale penetration test. All parts are sma...
Task 1 - Clausewitz fog of war in the modern enterprise information environmentAssignment Brief: This is an individual assessment comprised of three tasks. Task 1 and 2 carry 25% respectively and task 3 carries 45% of the overall portfolio mark. 5% is allocated to the overall conclusion of the portfolio. Task 1 will assess your understanding of making decisions in the modern information environment. Task 2 will assess your understanding o...
Q1 Consider the density-based subspace clustering. The size of a subspace is defined to be the total number of dimensions for this subspace. For example, subspace {A, B} is of size 2. For each single dimension, the number of grid units is fixed to a constant c where c is a positive integer greater than 1. (a) In class, we learnt that the major idea in the KL-transform is to transform the original coordinate system to a new coordinate system s...
You are an IT support engineer and you have been asked to build a GNU/Linux bash script that monitors a computer system and user activity regularly and logs key information. You need to create a script “mySysMonitor.sh” that automatically and regularly writes to a log file “mySysMonitor.log”. The log file will need to contain time-stamped detailed information about significant changes to the following: a) Curre...
Objectives of Security Plan AssignmentThe Security Plan assignment, involves the design of a security plan based on a given case study.The learning objectives of the Security Plan Assignment are for you to recognize the threats that exist in your current or future work place. The complacent and lackadaisical approach many organizations have towards the security of their information holdings is common. You have, through your research,...
Knowledge and UnderstandingKnowledge and Understanding Successful students will typically … understand some of the main features of prevalent operating systems; have a knowledge and understanding of how and why different networking functions are separated in the layers of a protocol stack; have a knowledge and understanding of different security threats to networks&nb...
Course DescriptionCourse Description This course introduces students to system administration and maintenance as well as platform technologies. The course surveys operating systems, applications, administrative activities and domains, computer architecture and organization, and computing infrastructures. The laboratory reinforces and expands learning of principles introduced in the lecture.Hands-on activities focus on developing practical skill...
Task 1: Network Connection Create a network according to Fig.1. Use you initial to name the routers and PCs. When configure IP (later), replace YY with last two digits of your student number. Figure 1: Network Topology Task 2: Analyze the Network Topology, CreaTe Static Route Analyze the topology in Fig.1, and fill up Table 1-5 with static route information. While creating the routing tables, maintain the following constraints. ...
Task 1: Modern Enterprise Network Technologies Literature ResearchThe tasks: The objective is to perform a group literature research and individually build an OPNET simulation model based on the network architecture given and evaluate the behavior of network parameters gained by simulating the use cases. The design, implementation and simulation discussion imply the inclusion of graphs and justification of made decisions or the results gained t...
List of Security Tools for Critical AnalysisThis assessment item relates to the unit learning outcomes as in the unit descriptor. This assessment is designed to improve the ability of students to critically analyse security tools and present their findings. The assignment provides an opportunity to work in a group and to achieve a joint objective. Each group is required to critically analyse any 2 security tools from the list and demonstrate ...
Determining the Number of APsMetro Motel is a four story motel on the outskirts of town. The outside dimensions of the motel are 60 feet wide by 200 feet long, and each story is about 10 feet high. Each floor (except the ground floor) has 20 rooms (drywall construction). There is a central corridor with rooms on both sides. How many APs would you buy and where would you place them? Draw a diagram of the motel and show where the APs would go. Jus...
1. Create questionnaires for the key stakeholders to find out each of their expectations. Locate the answers in their statements (Appendix 2). 2. Create an Upgrade Proposal for the Client ï‚· What are the problems that the client is experiencing at the moment and what are some possible issues the client may have in the future. ï‚· Identify new system requirements and specifications for quote. ï‚· Create a GAP report ...