The goal of this project is to test your knowledge of the basics of programming structures.  More specifically, you will design your own algorithm using both pseudocode and a flowchart. Think of some daily activities that you perform.  You are going to prepare a plan and design an algorithm that can be translated into a […]

In this project, you will write up your own network analogy.  The analogy in the lesson used snail mail so you will make your own using some other concept. For example, you could go big as a country or go smaller and use a school, office, your home, or something else. The more creative the […]

The goal of this project is to demonstrate your ability to use common applications to communicate and store information. Reflect on your projects from Module 1 and 2. Now that you have learned how to use email, web browsers, and productivity software, you can start to apply those skills. First, you will use Microsoft Word […]

Task 1: using file attached: clothing_store.csv You are given a dataset from a customer – a clothing store chain in New England. Your task is to develop a model that will maximize profits for direct-mail marketing (id est. a model that would identify customers who will respond to a direct-mail marketing promotion, based on information […]

All must be delievered in Jupyter Notebook format using python (3 Jupyter Notebooks in total): Task 1: using file attached: clothing_store.csv You are given a dataset from a customer – a clothing store chain in New England. Your task is to develop a model that will maximize profits for direct-mail marketing (id est. a model […]

Background: Incident response and product security are vital for a proper security posture. In the nuclear industry in particular, having a proper incident response could mean the difference between literally life and death, and/or severe economic damage. The same could be said for product security, which one could think of the adage an ounce of […]