Consider a scenario where a task is dependent on another task being started but not necessarily completed. For example, a project may depend on a task being started and 25% being completed before the group could start their portion of the project. Do you think this situation occurs frequently in systems analysis projects? Why or why not?
What will be an ideal response?
Yes, this situation is quite common. For groups to be able to work in parallel, they sometimes need input from partially completed tasks. For example, one group working on a feasibility study may require another group to have partially completed their requirements elicitation process for one or more tasks.
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Given the following strucure definitions, what is the correct way to print the person's birth year?
struct DateType { int day; int month; int year; } struct PersonType { int age; float weight; DateType birthday; } PersonType person; a. cout << person.birthday.year; b. cout << year; c. cout << birthday.year; d. cout << peson.year;
Write a program that will write the Gettysburg address to a text file. Place each sentence on a separate line of the file.
What will be an ideal response?
What is the purpose of WPAD?
A) To authenticate a mobile device in such a way that constant reauthentication does not have to be done based on the amount of time specified in the configuration B) A method of delivering proxy server configuration to hosts C) A type of wireless authentication D) A wireless network device used to automatically discover rogue access points
Testing forensic software at the extremes and becoming familiar with its capabilities is ________
a. unnecessary if manufacturers provide documentation b. a way to validate the forensic software c. not recommended due to the danger of acquiring viruses d. more common among computer criminals than investigators