PPT-Access and Retrieve Computer-based Data

Unit Code D1HRSCL101 D1HOTCL106 D2TCCCL110 Slide 1 Turning on the Computer Turn the computer on Turn the monitor on Get comfortable in your chair Slide 2 Accessing the Computer. Lesson 5. Seminar Overview. 8:30 AM – 9:00 AM Introductions and Seminar Overview. 9:00 AM – 10:15 AM Utility Conflict Concepts and SHRP 2 R15(B) Research Findings. 10:15 AM – 10:30 AM Morning Break. Data and In. fo . Mgmt. Database . Security. Arijit Sengupta. Structure of this semester. Database . Fundamentals. Relational . Model. Normalization. Conceptual. Modeling. Query . Languages. Advanced. Collaborators wants an environment where managing members & access to resources is FAST and EASY. . Not This!. This!. Not This. !. Introductions. Moderator: Jill Gemmill, Clemson University. Nathaniel . Chapter 6. Introduction. Technical controls – essential. Enforcing policy for many IT functions. Not involve direct human control. Improve organization’s ability to balance. Availability vs. increasing information’s levels of confidentiality and integrity. Decision: Make 3 Separate . S. ervices. Retrieve DICOM Service. . Resources. : All current resources . . Media Type. : Only DICOM media types. . Query. : Add ‘. deidentify. ’ query parameters. Chapter . 6. 6. -1. Learning Objectives. Compare and contrast computer attack and abuse tactics.. Explain . how social engineering techniques are used to gain physical or logical access to computer resources.. There are two things you MUST have for this class:. A web-enabled device (smartphone, tablet, laptop). MyITLab access, which includes two . ebooks. . ($. 63.60. , . link from our class page). MyITLab and Web. Hardware vs. Software. Hardware. Physical components. Input/Output. devices. Internal components. Software. The . programs or instructions that tell the computer what to do . Operating systems. Applications. Securing Your System: Protecting Your Digital Data and Devices. Alan . Evans. * Kendall . Martin. * Mary Anne . Poatsy. Threats to Your Digital Assets. Identity Theft and Hackers. Computer Viruses. (S1 . Obj. 1-1). Introduction. There are many different types of computers available today.. They are categorized into different types depending on their size and processing power,. What are the categories?. Learning Outcomes:. Understand what a network is.. Identify types of networks.. Explore types of network formations.. Networks. Networks are two or more machines linked together to share files. At . home, your computer might be connected to its own printer and scanner. This works well as you are the only person who will be using them. A computer which isn't connected to a network is known as a '. What Is a Computer?. A . computer . is an electronic device . that:. A. ccepts . information and instructions from a . user. M. anipulates. . the information according to the . instructions. Displays. Data are represented in the computer memory in bits. That is 0s and 1s. . 8bits make up a byte.. Data entered into the computer have to be converted into the machine readable form.. In a better . way of handling complex types of data ( long streams of binary digits). Higher number systems are used in computing to reduce the streams of binary into manageable form, thus helps to improve the processing speed and optimize . #NDSRArt. @small_data_. Born-digital Artist’s Materials in the Archive and the Studio . . . . Project Goals. The aim is to train you with a much needed expertise of understanding complex born-digital artistic materials and workflows that artists employ in their studios, and an empathetic acknowledgement of the artistic process..