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Topic: Compare and contrast the way in which proteomics studies are performed in current literature as opposed to those performed ten years ago.
• 2000 word mini-review article suitable for publication (word count not including abstract, references, diagrams, tables or figures, which are encouraged) • Must conform to the Instructions for Authors for a review article submitted to “Journal of Proteomics”. Look up the Journal of Proteomics instructions and follow them. Make sure you read some review articles in the journal before you start writing, because that will give you a good template to work from and will provide you with an important style guide.
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Describe the nature of perception and its relationship to consumer memory and decisions?

The problem of cybertheft, or online theft of copyrighted material, is discussed. Individual and corporate responsibility for protecting copyright is emphasized.
Visit the listed sites to determine current international copyright issues or cases. Provide a one-page written summary to your instructor that describes the issue and the country(ies) involved.
Write a short, informative report describing how a company’s website can violate the copyrights of others and giving advice to organizational web page developers for avoiding possible copyright infringement.
“The nature of cyberspace defies copyright enforcement.” In a one- to two-page report, justify or refute this statement, giving reasons and/or examples.

Your company plans to hire an employee at a yearly salary of $ 70,000. Someone in your company says the actual cost will be lower because of payroll deductions. Someone else says it will be higher. Who is right? What is likely to be the total cost to the company? Explain.

If you had to select between experiments, surveys, personal interviews, or internet research, which type(s) would be best for research performed in lesser developed countries?

Questions for The Parable of the Sadhu, p. 343 Name:
Please type your answers and bring them to class. You can then hand them in or email them to
me.
1.
What is the dilemma the author faces when the
Sadhu arrives? He is torn in two
directions. Put this dilemma words.
2.
The author is an executive with a huge
corporation, Morgan Stanley. How does
his perspective differ from his companion’s, Stephen? Whose view do you agree with and why?
3.
On p. 346, the author refers to “the decline of
the role of the individual in large organizations.” What role do you think individual ethics
should play in large organizations, as in business? Find one or two ideas the author has about
this—do you agree or disagree, and why?
4.
The author raises many different questions about
ethics. Which two or three do you think
are the best questions he asks? How
would you begin a discussion of these issues in class?

Also an example is attached from the professor.Instructions:The midterm projectis an Annotated Bibliography. The annotated bibliography is due the end of week 5. The exam assignment is as follows:Prepare an Annotated Bibliography for a topic related to Organizational Development and Change. Use APA format for an annotated bibliography. The typical entry is 150-200 words.Late assignments are graded and then reduced by 5 points.Evaluation criteria:Professional Reading – Complete, well developed, appropriate bibliography.Minimum of 15 articles. Do not include popular magazine article, non-peer reviewed articles, or unidentified author web site articles. – 5 pts.Elegance – The response is clear, concise, and focused. It contains both description and critical analysis of the article’s relevance, accuracy, and quality of the source cited. – 5 pts.Grammar/punctuation – Response complies with the rules of written English. – 5 ptsFormat – The response adheres to APA format for bibliography and citations. – 5 pts.Abstract – The response includes an abstract that identifies unifying trends/themes and or controversy in the professional writing on the topic; overall quality of the articles available related to the topic selected. – 5 pts.I have asked for an annotated bibliography in American Psychological Association (APA) format. This is a standardized form of academic writing. There are specific rules for making a citation and for how it appears on paper. Generally it is a 1″ margin and double spaced throughout. You can find guidelines on this style of academic writing in many places including the Webster Writing Center.I am looking for a critical/evaluative annotated bibliography. Once you make the citation in APA format I expect you to address the following points in your individual entries:Main focus or purpose of the workIntended audience for the workUsefulness or relevance to your research topic (or why it did not meet your expectations)Special features of the work that were unique or helpfulBackground and credibility of the authorConclusions or observations reached by the authorConclusions or observations reached by youEach entry will be between 150-200 words.Dig into the library data bases to find good peer reviewed publications as sources for your bibliography along with the original works of leaders in the discipline. Reliance on popular or trade magazine articles in not appropriate.I am often asked …what is a scholarly or peer reviewed journal?When you write your annotated bibliography your reviewed articles should come from scholarly and or peer reviewed sources. Here is a good definition from “ABI/Inform” (one of the core databases offered by the Eden Library for Businessman Augment.Scholarly ArticlesA publication is considered to be scholarly if it is authored by academics for a target audience that is mainly academic, the printed format isn’t usually a glossy magazine, and it is published by a recognized society with academic goals and missions.Peer ReviewedA publication is considered to be peer reviewed if its articles go through an official editorial process that involves review and approval by the author’s peers (people who are experts in the same subject area.) Most (but not all) scholarly publications are peer reviewed.Some trade publications are actually peer reviewed, but ProQuest does not consider them when filtering on peer reviewed. This is because getting results from trade publications instead of academic journals can be frustrating to researchers. Instead, ProQuest excludes these peer reviewed trade publications and only considers publications that are scholarly in terms of content, intent, and audience.NOTE: you can go to www.webster.edu click on (current student) tab and use the Library to find approved scholarly and peer reviewed articles.

21. Which type of memory is viewed as an
unlimited, permanent storage that can store numerous types of information such
as concepts, decision rules, processes, affective (emotional) states, and so
forth?
A) short-term memory
B) long-term memory
C) primary memory
D) secondary memory
E) episodic memory
22. The basic knowledge and feelings an
individuals has about a concept is known as _____.
A) episodic memory
B) primary memory
C) accessible memory
D) semantic memory
E) conditioned memory
23. When asked what the concept “New Year’s”
meant to Holly, she mentioned the following: party, holiday, new beginning,
football, fun, resolution, and winter.
Holly’s basic knowledge and feelings she has about this concept
comprises her _____.
A) episodic memory
B) primary memory
C) accessible memory
D) semantic memory
E) conditioned memory
24. The memory of a sequence of events in which a
person participated is called _____.
A) episodic memory
B) primary memory
C) accessible memory
D) semantic memory
E) conditioned memory
25. Shirley and Bud have been married for almost
50 years, but Shirley can remember their wedding day so clearly. She remembers how happy she felt that day and
how wonderful it was to celebrate their marriage with all of their family and
friends. She even remembers walking down
the aisle, seeing her future husband waiting for her, and her father kissing
her as her placed her hand in Bud’s.
Which type of memory does this represent?
A) episodic memory
B) primary memory
C) accessible memory
D) semantic memory
E) conditioned memory
26. What are two important long-term memory
structures?
A) primary and secondary
B) schema and scripts
C) semantic and conceptual
D) conceptual and imagery
E) iconic and vicarious
27. Which type of memory structure is a complex
web of associations?
A) schema
B) image
C) script
D) iconic
E) conceptual
28. Which of the following statements is FALSE
regarding schemas?
A) A schema is also known as a knowledge
structure.
B) Concepts, events, and feelings are stored in
nodes within memory.
C) Associative links vary in terms of how
strongly and how directly they are associated with a node.
D) Once an associative link is formed, it is
permanent.
E) Marketers expend substantial effort to
influence the schema consumers have for their brands.
29. Brands in the schematic memory that come to
mind (are recalled) for a specific problem or situation are known as the _____.
A) preferred set
B) evoked set
C) priority set
D) accessible set
E) primary set
30. Leslie was participating in a market research
study, and she was asked to list all of the brands of computer printers that
come to her mind. She listed HP, Epson,
and Lexmark. These brands represent
Leslie’s _____.
A) preferred set
B) evoked set
C) priority set
D) accessible set
E) primary set

Written Assignment 7
Evidence Collection Policy
In this assignment, you will first go through the various incident handling
tools as listed on the text sheet titled “Tools Summary.” You will then
recommend ways to secure incidents for Ken 7 Windows Limited.
COM520 Written Assignment 7
Assignment:
Windows Incident Handling Tools
Assignment
Requirements
Responding
to incidents in an efficient and repeatable manner depends on having the right
tools in place before incidents occur. While there are many types of tools and
utilities available for different purposes, some tools support incident
handling tasks well. As a security administrator for Ken 7 Windows Limited, you
have been given the task of evaluating various software tools for computer
security incident response team (CSIRT) use.
You
should recommend at least one tool for each of the main CSIRT categories of
functional needs. You can select from the list of functional needs given below.
For each software tool you should select the most appropriate functional
need(s), it best meets.
Review
the text sheet titled Tool Summary (provided below). After you identify the
functional needs each tool fulfills, describe which tool, or tools, you would
recommend for the Ken 7 Windows Limited CSIRT. Explain the reasons for your
choice.
Submission
Requirements
·
Format: Microsoft Word
·
Font: Arial, Size 12, Double-Space
·
Citation Style: APA Style
Self-Assessment
Checklist
ü I
have identified the correct function to secure incidents of Ken 7 Windows
Limited.
ü I
have explained and given proper reasoning for my choice of tools.
Required
Resources (provided below)
·
Text Sheet: Case Scenario for
Rationale: Importance of Windows Access Control and Authentication
·
Text Sheet: Tools Summary
·
Worksheet: Match Tools to
CSIRT Functional Needs
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Scenario for Rationale: Importance of
Windows Access Control and Authentication
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Ken 7 Windows Limited is a
manufacturer of Windows for residential and commercial builders. Ken 7 Windows
Limited carries a variety of Windows and related products. It supplies builders
with all of the tools and supplies to install finished Windows in any type of
building.
Ken 7 Windows Limited has
just purchased a new enterprise resource planning (ERP) software package to
help control costs and increase both quality and customer responsiveness. The
ERP software collects and stores information including:
§ Raw
material costs
§ Labor
costs
§ Materials
and labor requirements for products
§ Purchasing
requirements
Ken
7 Windows Limited has identified six basic roles for users in the new ERP
software:
§ Administrators—maintain
ERP data and system operation.
§ Planners—run
planning software and generate requirements reports.
§
Shop Floor users —enter
operational data (receiving, shipping, and product progress during
manufacturing).
§ Managers—manage
department personnel.
§ Purchasing
users—generate purchasing documents based on planning requirements.
§ Accounting
users—maintain cost and accounting data.
Access
controls limit what users or roles can do with different types of data. For
example, consider the following types of data:
§ Cost
information—raw materials and labor costs, including the cost of finished
goods.
§ Manufacturing
details—cost, amount of labor, and time required to produce finished goods.
§
Purchasing requirements—rules
for determining when raw materials, components, or supplies should be
purchased.
Through
access control:
§ Cost
information can be viewed only by Accounting users.
§ Manufacturing
details can be viewed only by Shop Floor users.
§ Purchasing
requirement can be viewed only by Purchasing users.
During
the analysis phase of the ERP implementation, Ken 7 Windows Limited raised
concerns about users being able to access restricted data.
§ Accounting
users are able to login to shop floor computers.
§ Purchasing
users are able to access human resource (HR) applications and data.
The
ERP implementation team suggested the following access control measures to
protect restricted data.
§ Create
an organizational unit (OU) in Active Directory for shop floor computers.
§ Deploy
Group Policy Objects (GPOs) to restrict shop floor users to the shop floor OU.
§
Define data access controls
in the ERP software to deny access for all non-HR users to restricted data.
Implementation
of several access control measures helped Ken 7 Windows Limited to restrict the
data access. Hence access control and authentication is important, as it helped
Ken 7 Windows Limited in reducing costs and increasing profits.
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Tools
Summary
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Archer Incident Management: http://www.emc.com/security/rsa-archer/rsa-archer-incident-management.htm
“Archer Incident Management centralizes and streamlines the
complete case management lifecycle for cyber and physical incidents and ethics
violations. Archer’s web-based solution allows you to capture organizational
events that may escalate into incidents, evaluate incident criticality, and
assign response team members based on business impact and regulatory
requirements. You can also consolidate response procedures, manage investigations
end-to-end, and report on trends, losses, recovery efforts and related
incidents. Powered by the Archer SmartSuite Framework, the Incident Management
software solution allows you to effectively handle incidents that occur
anywhere you do business from detection through analysis and resolution.”
§
D3 Incident Reporting: http://www.d3security.com/products/incident-reporting
“The
Incident Reporting Software module is at the core of D3’s end-to-end integrated
security management technology or virtual Security Operations Center (vSOC).
The incident reporting application is easy-to-use and fully customizable. The
flexible customization options allow incident forms, tasks and analysis reports
to be designed to your organizations unique requirements. This greatly reduces
unnecessary incident form fields, streamlines adoption of the system by staff
and ensures the appropriate information is being collected.”
§
Application for Incident
Response Teams (AIRT): http://airt.leune.com/
“AIRT is a web-based application
that has been designed and developed to support the day to day operations of a
computer security incident response team. The application supports highly
automated processing of incident reports and facilitates coordination of
multiple incidents by a security operations center.”
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Tools
Summary
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Request Tracker for Incident
Response (RTIR): http://www.bestpractical.com/index.html
“RT
for Incident Response helps your CERT or CSIRT team to efficiently track
computer security incidents big and small. Collaborating with staff from top
Incident Response teams, we’ve built a tool designed to help you manage your
entire incident handling workflow. RTIR builds on RT to track Incident Reports,
Incidents which tie together those reports and your Investigations into root
causes and ideal remediation’s. RTIR extends RT with custom data extraction,
reporting and workflow tools as well as a user experience centered around the
Incident handling process. Best Practical offers a full suite of customization,
training, deployment and support services for RTIR. Please contact us for more
information.”
§
BMC Remedy Action Request
System: http://www.bmc.com/products/product-listing/22735072-106757-2391.html
“Build
powerful business workflow applications for Web, Windows, UNIX, and Linux
environments AR System provides a consolidated Service Process Management
platform for automating and managing Service Management business processes.
§
Replace outdated manual
systems with process automation that speeds the handling of unique processes
§ Out-of-the-box
workflow modules commonly used in automating service processes, such as
notifications, escalations and approvals
§ Integrate
processes with systems across the enterprise
§ Adapt
and evolve your processes to continually align with the needs of the business
§ Manage
business process performance in real-time
§ Rapidly
prototype, deploy, maintain, and iterate service management applications
§ Capture
and track critical business data”
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Web
References:Links to Web references in this document
are subject to change without prior notice.
These
links were last verified on June 26, 2013.
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Match
Tools to CSIRT Functional Needs
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Responding
to incidents in an efficient and repeatable manner depends on having the right
tools in place before incidents occur. While there are many types of tools and
utilities available for different purposes, some tools support incident
handling tasks well. As a security administrator for Ken 7 Windows Limited, you
have been given the task of evaluating various software tools for CSIRT use.
You should recommend at least one tool for each of the main CSIRT categories of
functional needs. You can select from the list of functional needs given below.
For each software tool you should select the most appropriate functional
need(s), it best meets.
Review
the text sheet titled Tool Summary given to you as a handout. After you
identify the functional needs each tool fulfills, describe which tool, or
tools, you would recommend for the Ken 7 Windows Limited CSIRT. Explain the
reasons for your choice.
Select
from these CSIRT functional needs:
Tracking
incidents
Reporting
on incidents
Archiving
incidents
Communicating
incident information
Managing
an incident’s tasks and activities
Software
tools (note which CSIRT functional needs each product meets):
Archer
Incident Management
D3
Incident Reporting
Application
for Incident Response Teams (AIRT)
Request
Tracker for Incident Response (RTIR)
BMC
Remedy Action Request System
Which
of the tools listed would you recommend for Ken 7 Windows Limited CSIRT? Why?

41. In general, information in short-term
memory is retained for about ________ if it is not rehearsed.
a. 2–3 seconds or less
b. 30 seconds
c. 5–20 minutes
d. 30 minutes
42. The case study of
Henry Molaison (H.M.) is discussed throughout Chapter 10 in your textbook.
Careful study of H.M.’s memory after his surgery revealed that:
a. H.M. could not retain implicit memories,
but explicit memories could be recalled normally.
b. H.M.’s memory problems were primarily the
result of impaired LTM recall.
c. H.M. did not have the ability to transfer
most explicit memories from STM into LTM.
d. H.M.’s memory problems were primarily the
result of an unusually small STM capacity.
43. In the 1950s, George Miller estimated
the capacity of short-term memory to be the magical number:
a. 5 plus or minus 4.
b. 7 plus or minus 2.
c. 9 plus or minus 3.
d. 11 plus or minus 1.
44. Although
there is some debate, ________ is generally thought to have a capacity of seven
plus or minus two units of information.
a. the sensory register
b. short-term memory
c. declarative memory
d. long-term memory
.
45. Telo
convinces a woman he finds attractive to give him her telephone number.
Unfortunately, the number is ten digits long with the area code, and Telo
cannot find a place to write it down. As he looks for a pen and paper, what can
Telo do to help himself remember the number?
a. Nothing will help because 10 digits are
beyond the capacity of short-term memory.
b. Thinking of something else will help Telo.
c. “Chunking” the numbers into smaller units
will help Telo.
d. Telo should try to process the memory in
parallel.
46. For most
Americans, which of the following would be considered a chunk?
a. IBF
b. FBI
c. 921
d. 196
47. Which component of memory has been
referred to as a “leaky bucket”?
a. the sensory register
b. short-term memory
c. working memory
d. long-term memory
48. ________ is a memory system that includes short-term memory and executive
processes that control attention and retrieval.
a. Procedural
memory
b. Declarative memory
c. Working memory
d. Semantic memory
.
49. ________ holds and
operates on information that has been retrieved from long-term memory for
temporary use.
a. Serial-position memory
b. Working memory
c. Tool-box memory
d. Episodic memory
.
50. Sarah is doing an
arithmetic problem. The numbers and instructions for doing the necessary
operations for each step will be held in her ___________ memory as she solves
the problem.
a. serial-position
b. sensory register
c. working
d. episodic