Q3. Analyze and collect the information provided by the surveys is one of the most important steps to determine and analyze how satisfied our client is. That is why determining what type of error can be found in the response of the respondents is vital for the company. Analyzing the questions that will be asked of the respondents, two types of errors that may arise from this have been considered: 1. Data collection or observational data: This point is to determine that our survey consists of several "open question" questions. Trying to collect our data is not as simple as it seems, since the expectations of each client are different. Understanding the respondent or what he wants to share with the company is often not easy to understand why
On this internet, the website said that there are two Calories per one mini marshmallow. The website also said that in one cup of marshmallows there is 159 Calories. This is the same as the back of the marshmallow label we had in class. On the label it said there were 83.2 Calories per gram.
This is to address speed difference between two devices, if a file is received from a slow device to be transferred to a faster device (Hard disk), a buffer is created to to gather bytes received from the slower device, when the buffer is full it can then be transferred to the disk in a single operation. However, if the buffer is full and the slow device still needs to transfer additional data, a second buffer is created to accommodate the data. After the first buffer has been filled a disk write is requested, the slow device fills the second buffer while the first buffer is written into the disk. When the second buffer
In this section we investigate attacks and threats to our primary devices. These attacks and threats are built off of the vulnerabilities the previous section and help to determine which security controls would be most valuable against future attacks.
Japan is an island nation off the coast of East Asia. It is made up of four large islands and about 3,900 smaller ones. On a map, they form a thin crescent moon. All together, they form an area about the size of Montana. To the west, the sea of Japan separates it from its nearest neighbors, Korea and China. To the east lies the Pacific ocean. Japan has a moderate climate. Summers are nice. Winters are mild, with heavy snowfall limited to the north. Japan makes crops due to rain in the summer.
Data Analytics has significantly grown in less than two years, this quick growth has caused the company to evaluate the IT environment and its ability to support the growth and secure the data of the company. The CEO is expecting the company to grow 60% over the next two years; with the success of the company it has been determined that a change to the current IT environment and infrastructure must occur to better support the employees and the customer base.
...sis, which could make all results invalid. With any research projects, limitations will be present. It is important to attempt to eliminate some of these causes in order to complete a thorough, accurate study. In future projects, this study could go about researching the issue in different ways. Perhaps using a larger sample size would be conducive for accurate results. A larger sample size helps reduce and even out any possible errors caused by those who do not answer truthfully. Also, keeping the surveys mainly anonymous would help to receive more truthful and accurate responses from participants. Participants may be fearful of judgments on open interviews or phone interviews, which could affect responses. In order to obtain as accurate results as possible, a future study would need to find ways to survey participants in a confidential way that feels comfortable.
Some examples are Finding Your Voice, Gaining Access to High People Profile, Building a Distribution Channel, Explaining Your Story, Polishing Your Speaking Skills, and Creating Name Recognition. Are some ways that podcast can help you build a brand. According, to Eric B “Brands are a negotiated result of brand attributes and buyer experiences, based on communication and feedback between brands and consumers. Building trust through social media strategy is a key to success”. Building Community with podcast is a Social Media
1: The freedoms guaranteed by the fourth amendment are the most vulnerable to ethics violations in responses to terrorism. In fact they have already been threatened with the Patriot Act(Beau), NSA wiretapping(Sage), and the Freedom Act(Destiny). All of these acts have seen the United States Government be able to search through someone’s history without a warrant. The 4th Amendment States, “The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated”, and that “no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause”. This clear violation of the fourth amendment put Americans rights at risk. It may have seemed right at the time, but looking back we cannot watch everyone just to catch a few people who are doing the wrong thing.
I would include technology and software in a play-center for early childhood education because there are some educational games that can help you children learn. The games or things they do at school they can also do at home if they have the same program at home and they can show their parents what they learned at school. It can help children be better problem solvers and help teach them how to make hard decisions. Technology can help children learn more about the world around them and how the world around them works. They can be also taught how to use a computer which can be helpful in the future when they have to write an essay, fill out college applications or even job applications. We want our children to be prepared to help them in the
This first question is the easy question and i made my mind on what methods i should pick. I pick a convenience methods even despite the flaws of creating a bias in result of an incompleted conclusion and this convenience methods also it may not represent the views of others student. But the methods itself is very lazy but the way to get people to do the survey by being up in their face and surveying two hunderd out of five thousand student that come to the liberty, really
I will survey 50 students in the Jester West Dormitory on the third floor in the morning between the hours of 8am and 9am, when most of the residents are awake. I will create an online survey and survey people through the means of technology. On the top of the screen there will be the following question: Do you as a resident of Jester West (3rd floor) acknowledge the hall’s maintenance staff? There will then be the three following choices to answer this given question: 1) Yes, I acknowledge the maintenance staff 2) No, I do not acknowledge the maintenance staff 3) I do not see the maintenance staff. After all the data has been collected, I will tally up the number of students within each of those categories, divide it by 50 (the total number of students surveyed) and convert my findings into percentages. These percentages will allow me to clearly analyze my data by comparing and contrasting the different hypotheses within one set of data. which enables there to be a clear comparison between the different
The research is not without its limitations. One of the challenges that would be faced would be establishing the accuracy and bias in the various answers given by respondents. Some of the information may be dishonest, biased and unclear. This would render the report unreliable.
First, all data have both an objective and a subjective component. Numbers can be easily assigned to all qualitative data (such as open-ended questions in surveys), and any number obtained by a quantitative study is interpreted using a subjective or qualitative judgment. Second, using differen...
1.) Based on your own knowledge of some of the application types discussed in class(lecture 1), explain, with examples, why different application types require specialized software engineering techniques to support their design and development.
Survey research was used to gather information about people’s beliefs, attitudes, behaviors, and demographic composition. Survey data was collected by asking participants from a population a set of questions, which could be administered in a questionnaire that was mailed, emailed, or in an interview over the phone or in person (Leedy & Ormrod, 2013). In a sample survey researcher attempted to infer information about a population based on a representative sample drawn from that population. To generalize the findings from a sample to a population, the sample should accurately represent the population (Salkind, 2012). Robson (2011) stated that the details of the design should be fully pre-specified before the beginning of data collection. Gay et al. (2011) informed that correlational research involved data collection to determine relationship existence between two or more quantifiable