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The Internet in a Nutshell

This 14 page paper look at the internet. Starting with the development of the internet form its origins in the 1960's the paper moves on to look at the abilities and range of the internet's current capabilities, including e-mail and chat programmes, ftp and web browsers. The paper then considers some of the current problems and the way these may develop in line with the increasing use of peer to peer (P2P) connections and the way in which the internet may evolve on the future. The bibliography cites 12 sources.

Information Technology

Educating More Students for Business: 5 pages in length. Information technology is currently being used to improve create a competitive advantage among employees through online computer courses, or long-distance learning as it is sometimes called. This paper will explain how the use of information technology is allowing employees to compete within their own company by getting graduate degrees, allowing them to move up the corporate ladder. Bibliography lists 5 sources.

Transportation Problem In Linear Programming;

This 10 page paper (plus 2 page appendix) considers the transportation problem in linear programming. The problem is explain in general terms, and then examine more closely by working though a practical example. This include the definition of the problem and the parameters verbally and mathematically and then the minimisation of the problem in terms of an equation. The appendices is an example of coding the problem and also give the solution. The paper also includes an graphical network presentation of the same problem to enhance the students understanding. The bibliography cite 3 sources.

Different Types of Printer

This 5 page paper examines the three main types of printer. Looking at their operation, capabilities and prices the paper compares dot matrix printers, inkjet printers and laser printers. The bibliography cites 5 sources.

Inter-Cultural Communication

5 pages in length. The writer discusses cultural temporality, monochronic and polychronic time, as well as technological advancement as they relate to inter-cultural communication. Bibliography lists 10 sources.

Windows ME

This 6 page paper examines Microsoft Windows ME. The paper looks at the aims of Windows ME and uses considering the advantages and disadvantages. This is undertaken by consideration of user needs and expertise as well as by comparing this version of Windows to its forerunners. The bibliography cites 4 sources.

Internet Crime: Examination

15 pages in length. As the world embarks upon the new millennium, questions abound with regard to problems associated with the twenty-first century and Internet white-collar crimes. Will these problems be different than what exists now at the end of the twentieth century? Indeed not; in fact, the problems that plague contemporary technology will only continue to escalate if immediate modifications are not made to existing Internet Protocol systems. System security has become increasingly more important within the past several years, inasmuch as new and innovative methods have been developed in order to breach well-tested protective measures. That hackers can readily infiltrate any given company's entire computer system with the intent to destroy data is more than enough reason to augment security measures. Bibliography lists 15 sources.

Effects and Disease Related to CRT Monitors

This 7 page report discusses there are health concerns associated with computer use beyond the typical issues of carpal tunnel syndrome, backache, and the expanding-derričre factor associated with the sedentary behavior associated with computer use. Other concerns are linked to electromagnetic radiation. Most often, electromagnetic radiation or EMR is associated with high-voltage powerlines, different household appliances, specialized computer use or a combination of factors. Bibliography lists 9 sources.

Neural Networks in Business

A 5 page paper evaluating whether to pursue implementation of a neural network designed to increase the informational network's reliability. The purpose of the neural network is to "learn" patterns of abnormalities present before a network outage that are not discernible by humans. The recommendation here is for implementation of the superficial neugent model that only alerts humans of unacceptable conditions. The initial network needs to be scalable so that other features can be accessed at a later time, enabling the company to use other features that can result in greater employee productivity as well as greater network reliability. Bibliography lists 4 sources.

The Way a Computer Talks to a Printer

This 5 page paper considers the way that the computer tells the printer to print a document. The paper start by defining relevant terms involved in the process, and then goes on to look at a stand alone PC and then a networked PC. The bibliography cites 2 sources.

The Effects of Information and Communication Technology on Organizations

10 pages in length. Technology has become very common in the workplace; while these technologies are neither good nor evil, they can still be used by their creator in a manner that mirrors the entire spectrum of human behavior. Bibliography lists 10 sources.

MP3 and Digital Music Technology

15 pages. This topic of this technical report is on MP3 and the digital music technology. This paper explores how this type of technology works and some of its uses. Included are the mechanisms and processes that are involved with the technology. Bibliography includes 21 sources.

Webcasting Live Concerts in the Entertainment Industry

10 pages. Because of the popularity of the internet and web technology, the entertainment industry is having to find new venues for profit making that will attract the many fans that have been lost due to technology. In today's world of downloadable music, compact discs, and concerts on satellite, the internet seemed the next logical step for the music industry to flaunt its wares. Bibliography lists 8 sources.

CyberTerrorism

A 20 page paper discussing forms, frequency and features of cyberterrorism. As standard terrorism is differentiated from graffiti-spraying property vandals, cyberterrorism is beginning to be distinguished from simple hacking based on its perceived intent. Hacking, however costly to repair or inconvenient, is not terrorism. Disruption of electronic or physical infrastructure is, however. Shareware programs that can be downloaded for free can be used in cyberterrorism, while too many in the industry watch and wonder what to do about it. Bibliography lists 13 sources.

An Analysis of Two Websites: G20 and Houra

A 5 page paper which discusses two different websites and then analyzes them, also comparing and contrasting them. The websites are G20 at http://www.g20-livraison.com and Houra at http://www.houra.fr. No additional sources cited.

Issues in Network Security

A 7 page paper discussing types of security available for telecommunications networks and the value that each brings to the larger organization. The paper discusses encryption and firewall approaches to security, highlighting the shortcomings of each. Bibliography lists 8 sources.

Web Designing for Results

A 10 page paper discussing reach, richness and flow in effective corporate website design for e-commerce. The Internet has slowed its exponential expansion and doubles in size at a much slower rate now than in the mid-1990s. The rush to gain an Internet presence is giving way to a focus on providing quality of content and acceptance by customers so that the website can be an active and sustainable contributor to the organization's bottom line. Organizations are paying far more attention to the needs of the customers visiting their sites, and seeking to make customers' experiences there so enjoyable that they want to return repeatedly. This paper discusses some of the characteristics of such a site, using Dell Computer and CD Now as examples. Bibliography lists 8 sources.

Software Piracy and the Internet

A 5 page paper discussing the evolution and current conditions in software piracy that the Internet has so greatly enabled in recent years. An industry association actively pursues pirates and with the help of the FBI won a significant conviction of a Virginia man in 2000. Microsoft estimates that it loses $800 million annually in piracy of Windows® softare alone. Stronger copyright and intellectual property rights laws are seen as being beneficial to the industry, particularly as it pursues sale of CD-ROMs on Internet auction sites. Bibliography lists 4 sources.

Network Security

This 18 page paper considers the usage of computer networks and the security threats they may face. The paper considers physical threats as well as virtual threats such as viruses and the problems of hackers with tools such as peer to peer connections are also discussed as well as the way in which these may be dealt with. The paper then ends with considers the possible future of network security. The bibliography cites 25 sources.

“Regulating the Internet”

A fourteen page paper which looks at the difficulties of imposing external regulations on the Internet, in terms of the responsibility accorded to national and international legislative bodies, ISPs and individual users. Bibliography lists 10 sources

Soft System Modelling

This 6 page paper looks at SSM. The paper begins with consideration of the differences between soft and hard systems, then goes on to look at how SSM is actually used, and finally how it compares to other decision making systems. The bibliography cites 10 sources.

Database Development

This 5 page paper look at the stages of developing a database and the way it must be recorded and monitored if there is a requirement for the systems of development to gain external certification. The bibliography cites 2 sources.

“Report on School Drop-outs in Silicon Valley”

A report in the style of a journalistic article, detailing the way in which teenagers and young people in Silicon Valley are rejecting formal systems of education and opting instead for high salaries in the world of computer technology in preference to working through college in the traditional manner. Bibliography lists 5 sources

Students Dropping out of College for High Paying Jobs

6 pages in length. This research paper, written in the format of a journalistic article, will remark on the subject of college students leaving school early in order to take high paying jobs in the technology fields, especially those around the Silicon Valley area. Due to high rents and the high cost of tuition, students find it easier to simply quit school to take on a job that pays well in order to meet their expenses. Bibliography lists 5 sources.

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