What are the ethically significant harms that may result from emerging technologies such as blockchain technology, artificial intelligence, and machine learning?

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Part 6: Ethics In Cybersecurity

Complete Part 6 for this paper. Template is provided, but only needing Part 6 for research paper.

Part 6
Ethical issues are at the core of what we do as cybersecurity professionals. Think of the example of a cyber defender working in a hospital. They are charged with securing the network, medical devices, and protecting sensitive personal health information from unauthorized disclosure. They are not only protecting patient privacy but their health and perhaps even their lives. Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability – the C-I-A triad – and many other cybersecurity practices are increasingly at play in protecting citizens in all walks of life and in all sectors. Thus, acting in an ethical manner, is one of the hallmarks of a cybersecurity professional.

o What are the ethically significant harms that may result from mass surveillance (including by government and corporations)?

o What are the ethically significant harms that may result from emerging technologies such as blockchain technology, artificial intelligence, and machine learning?

Why would you want to remove the users of a database from the Access environment? For what reasons might you want your menu system to do away with the Access environment (in the background) altogether?

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Module 6 Discussion

For this module, you are required to answer at least two discussion questions on the discussion board. You are also required to respond to at least one of your classmates’ posts.

Why would you want to remove the users of a database from the Access environment? For what reasons might you want your menu system to do away with the Access environment (in the background) altogether?
Have any of you had experience with a computer virus? Do you know how you got it? How did you “fix” it? Specifically have any of you received a virus from a macro? Why would you not want to use the highest security level in Access so that no macros are allowed?
How do the colors, text, graphics, etc., affect the user’s experience with the menu system? How could a “busy” interface become distractive to users?

Write an essay explaining the dramatic revolutionary events in America, France, and Saint-Domingue.

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Dramatic revolutionary events in America, France, and Saint-Domingue

Write an essay explaining the dramatic revolutionary events in America, France, and Saint-Domingue.

Write a compare and contrast essay that is 300 words and consists of four Paragraphs.

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Public Transport VS using your own Car

Task description: In this task, you have to write a compare and contrast essay that is 300 words and consists of four Paragraphs; namely:
• Introduction
• Body Paragraphs
o Body paragraph 1
o Body paragraph 2
• Conclusion
body paragraph 1 will be about similarities, and body paragraph 2 will be about differences.

Essay format and structure:
 Title: font size: 14, centered and capitalized.
 Essay itself: Font size:12
 Font Type: Times New Roman
 Line spacing: 1.5
 Paragraph borders / alignment: to be Justified right margin.

The assignment consists of 3 main parts:
1. A cover page that contains the University name, topic, your name, your section, submission date, submitted to, course name.
2. A decimal outline of the essay.
3. The essay itself.
Important instructions:
1. The essay is a creative essay and must be written by your own English.
2. You will not include any information taken from other sources.
This is not allowed in this creative essay. It is not a research paper
3. If Turnitin(plagiarism) is high, this means you plagiarized, thus you will be penalized according to the attached table. You will lose marks.

Display a deepening engagement with the themes and ideas of International Relations by linking key ideas and concepts to the broader discourses of the discipline. Demonstrate an ability to Students demonstrate an ability to think critically and analytically employing an objective writing style.

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Define & Explain the Significance of Key IR Terms

Learning Objectives:
Students display a deepening engagement with the themes and ideas of International Relations by linking key ideas and concepts to the broader discourses of the discipline.
Students demonstrate an ability to Students demonstrate an ability to think critically and analytically employing an objective writing style.
Students demonstrate their ability to use proper citations and references.

Assessment Description:
This assessment is designed to assess how well you convey the content of key ideas and the debates that surround them. You are required to define and explain the significance of three key terms, concepts and theories in IR. Please choose three (3) of the eight (8) terms below:

  • Sovereignty
  • Anarchy
  • War
  • Institutions
  • Race
  • Cosmopolitanism
  • Responsibility to Protect
  • Green Theory

The assignment is 1500 words, which means your assignment should explore each term in 3×500 word sections. As usual, the bibliography is not included. You do not need to link the sections.
We are looking at your ability to take the information presented in the micro videos and develop it alongside the assigned readings while drawing on your library skills. You are being assessed on your ability to go do more then repeat what we have taught you and develop your ideas practicing the skills you have been taught.
By writing clearly, and objectively (not in the first person) we are assessing the learning outcome related to academic writing.
By looking at your ability to reference and create an appropriate bibliography we are assessing your library skills, key to the study of IR.
By looking at the way you integrate a variety of rescourse, beyond video notes, and assigned readings, we are assessing your critical thinking and analysis skills.

Select a friend group to which you belong and, in anthropological terms, examine said friend group. What are the social characteristics at play? What is required for membership? What activities do you and your friend group engage in?

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ANTH discussion 7

Over the last two weeks, we have focused on family, specifically our own. This week, lets focus on our friends (cue theme song). Select a friend group to which you belong and, in anthropological terms, examine said friend group. What are the social characteristics at play? What is required for membership? What activities do you and your friend group engage in?

Your initial post must be 400 words. Next, respond to two of your peers (200 words minimum).

Briefly share your topic for Essay #3: Problem/Solution. What problem are you writing about? Why is this an important problem to solve?

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Wr 121 discussion 7

Last week, you crafted a problem proposal. In this discussion board activity, start to think about the solutions you’re proposing for your Essay #3 assignment. You’ll also examine the opposition to your argument as well.

Guidelines
Answer the following questions in your initial post. A few sentences to a short paragraph will do for each question. This is a bit of a brainstorm, so don’t feel stuck with any of your answers here–just think about some of these aspects as a bit of a freewriting assignment with some support from your peers.

1. Briefly share your topic for Essay #3: Problem/Solution. What problem are you writing about? Why is this an important problem to solve?

2. Who is the opposing side to your argument? Who doesn’t believe this is a problem, or what organizations and systems are you working against? Maybe it’s the status quo–the people/organizations/elected officials/companies/etc. who have always done things a certain way? For instance, if your topic is the cost of internet access for community college students during the pandemic, school officials and government leaders might agree with you that affordable internet access is necessary–but they might not have the funds or the means to make it happen for each student.

3. What shared beliefs and values do you have with the opposing side? For instance, those school officials and government leaders mentioned in the question above might believe wholeheartedly in having free, fast internet for all students–they, like you, believe that students forced to learn online only need to have internet access at home. You both believe in equity and access to educational resources–you both want students to succeed in a difficult atmosphere.

4. What are your ideal solutions? But, more importantly, what solutions could both or all sides live with? What small steps could you take to work toward a solution? How could differing viewpoints agree on some necessary progress? What might that progress be? When you think about the solutions you propose in this essay, you need to address these opposing parties, too. What might they have at stake in coming to a resolution for this problem?

Briefly describe each pillar, how it interacts with the other three pillars, and then provide real-world examples of how each pillar supports our government. How does the U.S. Constitution establish checks and balances and federalism using these pillars?

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Four Pillars of U.S. Government

The Four Pillars of U.S. Government The federal government of the United States was constructed using the directions provided in the U.S. Constitution. Our Founding Fathers had the wisdom and foresight to create a very flexible and intelligently structured government framework that has endured. The entire American political system is based on four constitutionally derived pillars: a national government; separation of powers; federalism; and individual rights.

Briefly describe each pillar, how it interacts with the other three pillars, and then provide real-world examples of how each pillar supports our government. How does the U.S. Constitution establish checks and balances and federalism using these pillars?

Explain the reasoning behind your response. Your initial post should be at least 250 words in length. Support your claims with examples from the required material(s) and/or other scholarly resources, and properly cite any references. Respond to at least two of your classmates’ posts by D

 

Considering your own values, beliefs, and practices related to verbal and nonverbal communication, how might your values, beliefs, and practices related to communication conflict with people from different cultural groups in your community?

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Communication conflict

Respond to the question below with a minimum of 100 words.

  • Considering your own values, beliefs, and practices related to verbal and nonverbal communication, how might your values, beliefs, and practices related to communication conflict with people from different cultural groups in your community?

 

Provide a detailed definition of identity politics in your own words. Critics of identity politics argue that the practice of identity politics embodies the following two pitfalls.

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Identity Politics

1.Provide a detailed definition of identity politics in your own words.

2.Critics of identity politics (usually those with a more conservative political belief system) argue that the practice of identity politics embodies the following two pitfalls.

  1. ) First, according to them, identity politics promotes disunity among the American people.
  2. ) And secondly, they argue that identity politics fails to recognize that there is a single, American identity that has been in place since the American Revolution (1770s). In your opinion, can it be validly argued that there is a single, universally applicable definition of American identity (or “Americanness”) that can be identified in the year 2023? If so, what is that definition? If not, why is a single definition of Americanness impossible to discover in the contemporary U.S.? Explain the reasoning