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1) What are the main concepts of symmetric cryptography or2) Explain the difference between cryptanalysis and a brute-force attack?

Research questions are critically important in the dissertation process, as they help pinpoint exactly what you intend to discover through your research. When formulating research questions, care should be taken to ensure that the questions are actually leading you in the direction of what you hope to study.,Post a minimum of two research questions, based on your problem statement, which will guide your dissertation research.Please draft a separate research question for each of the study variables you included in the tabular format for week 5 assignment discussion.Please follow this format with each research question:Research Question 1 (related to independent variable 1):What is the association between independent variable 1 (spell out the variable) and the outcome in the study sample.Null hypothesis: There is no association between independent variable 1 (spell out the variable) and the outcome in the study sample.Alternative hypothesis: There is an association between independent variable 1 (spell out the variable) and the outcome in the study sample.Notes: Each of these research question is considered a bivariate analysis. Please repeat the same with all of your study/independent variable. The outcome (dependent variable) is always the same in all research questions. You only need one outcome for your proposed study. You can include a final research question to reflect multivariate analyses.

I would need to write a Theory of Knowledge essay, the question is “Areas of knowledge are most useful in combination with each other, Discuss this claim with reference to two areas if knowledge ”   My two areas of knowledge are natural sciences and human sciences, or in other words psychology and biology and how different aspects of both sciences interact between each other

After reading “Conscience of Craft”. Write a one-page philosophy of education that describes the attitude and ethics you will put forth as a professional and that discusses the qualities you feel a good teacher must have.  For those of you who do not plan to be teachers, you may write a philosophy of professionalism for your chosen career and discuss qualities that field requires.

Analyze the role of community corrections to address the needs of special populations. When conducting your analysis consider those special correctional populations that are more appropriately served with community corrections supervision instead of incarceration. Large word-for-word quotes are not permitted as well. Direct quotes, if used need to be only a sentence or two long. Instead, most cited material needs to be paraphrased. Remember each assignment must be submitted as a Word Doc attachment. The assignment needs be written in 12 point font, using Times Roman. Margins will also need to be 1’ inch.

Please Answer in order and number each answer 1-10 In “Désirée’s Baby” when Armand believes his wife to be of color, it says, “He thought Almighty God had dealt cruelly and unjustly with him; and felt, somehow, that he was paying Him back in kind when he stabbed thus into his wife’s soul” (Chopin 442).  Why might he think that God was being unjust to him, especially considering the time this story was written? What makes you think this? Based on the passage “When the baby was about three months old, Désirée awoke one day to the conviction that there was something in the air menacing her peace. It was at first too subtle to grasp. It had only been a disquieting suggestion; an air of mystery among the blacks; unexpected visits from far-off neighbors who could hardly account for their coming” (Chopin 442). In what ways is society the same now as it was then? How might the weather described in “The Story of an Hour” symbolize the life of Mrs. Mallard (Chopin 446)? What is the sister’s role in “The Story of an Hour” and how might it be significant that she was the one sharing the information (Chopin 446)? What is the overarching theme about life in “The Story of an Hour”? How does death specifically play a role in the theme (Chopin 446)? What does the thunderstorm represent in “The Storm” and where are the parallels (Chopin 455)? What are the issues of gender and social class in “The Storm”? How are they different for Alcée and Calixtra (Chopin 455)? What is significant about what the father and son do for Calixtra in the beginning of the story (Chopin 455)? What is Clarisse’s Role in “At the Cadian Ball”? What makes her attracted to Alcée (Chopin 448)? Why does Clarisse go to the ball? How does she feel when Alcée does (Chopin 448)?

This is the final product of your independent study and should be less than 4,000 words, excluding the bibliography and any appendixes (if applicable). This does not have to have original empirical work as a dissertation, but it should be more than just an extended essay. As a student in the final year, your project should demonstrate that you understand the significance and key aspects of your chosen planning issue. It should be more than just an essay and should be based on desk-based research, guided by a structured framework (e.g. theory, assessment tool, conceptual framework), and discussed in terms of how it fits within wider planning debates. There is flexibility with respect to how you structure the project, but it should include an introduction with a clear statement of the research question. The body of the text should have appropriate sub-headings and follow a logical structure. You should also include a concluding section that summarises the key messages and points of your argument. More guidance about how to structure your final assignment will be given in tutorials. Your project will be assessed with respect to how well you demonstrate achievement of the module’s learning outcomes.

Many people feel that there is room for improvement in the area of campaign finance spending. What is the current status of campaign finance reform? Is reform a realistic expectation of the American political process? What is the role of soft money? Should there be limits on independent campaign spending by corporations and labor unions? Why? Why not? Be specific. Provide concrete examples.

In this course, we look at a variety of different human resource theories and styles. We also look at the different kinds of perspectives on ethical issues and how they fit into HRM. You are required to write a paper on a HRM topic. You will choose the topic you are most interested in. Choose a topic, and expand on it.Some examples are given below, but it is recommended that you choose to write on a topic you have already encountered or you have thought about previously. Of necessity, the instructions for this assignment are somewhat vague. Each student will have to explore different resources and will need to develop an individual approach to the subject.Identify, specifically, the strengths of your topic and what some weaknesses are. Drawing on various sources, explain the details of your topic. Assume I know nothing about this topic and share your research on it with me. Why is it important? What have you learned? What are the Pro’s and Con’s? When would this be used? What is the history on this topic?Requirement: Using the terms, concepts, and theories learned in this course, write a 5 to 7 page (Arial or Times New Roman 12 pitch font with double-spaced lines) essay focusing on one specific Human Resource topic that we have studied over the past 7 weeks. You must also include a title page and reference page. The 5-7 pages do not include the title page/reference page.Topic Suggestions:Designing JobsTraining and DevelopmentTeamworkSafetyGoal-SettingStrategic PlanningRecruitmentJob-PerformanceTestingTask-AnalysisReduction of ErrorsRelationshipsAction PlanningSeparationRolesDissatisfactionPay-ScheduleBenefitsBe sure to incorporate at least two (2) sources to support your essay.Use APA Style in your writing and review the rubric for guidance.

Assignment Instructions CAUTION: It is critical that you read all of the instructions below (word for word); the week five lessons; and the MLA Review and Sample Essay 2 (under Resources) before submitting this essay. If you do not follow ALL of the instructions, your essay will be returned to you for revisions or awarded a grade of zero. You don’t have to be perfect, but do read carefully and try your best. This week, you will write your second essay. Topic choices are described in this week’s Lessons (i.e., see the song lyrics provided). Use the three-part thesis and five-paragraph essay format you learned during week two. Write in third person only. (See the Grammar Review under Resources for help with third person.) Please do not make reference to Billy Joel or the song itself. Just discuss the topic you chose. For your essay title, use whatever topic you chose, like Children of Thalidomide. (Three-part thesis example from our topic choices: Though Woodstock is one of the most widely known music festivals of all time, many are unaware of the problems the event posed regarding finding a location, caring for such a large crowd, and cleaning up after the event.) You must incorporate research exclusively from the APUS library into your essay. Use two or three sources—no more, no less. Remember that your essay should be mostly your own writing (~80%) and approximately 20% source material. This is short essay, so use short quotes only. I suggest only a line or two of quoted material in each of your body paragraphs. Don’t forget your Works Cited page. Include the APUS library URL (https) after each Works Cited entry so that I can click on it and double-check your article. You can just copy and paste it from your web browser. Extensive MLA help is provided under week four (Lessons and Resources). Please do not let anyone else write or revise your writing. My job is to help you improve YOUR writing. I can only do that if you let me see your mistakes. I am not interested in how well someone else writes. I want to help YOU! (Hint: if you are struggling, there are tutoring opportunities listed on our Syllabus. This is an appropriate route for acquiring help with your writing. You may contact me for help anytime too!) Download the template and save it as your last name and Essay 2. (Example: Smith_Essay2). The MLA formatting is done for you (e.g., Times New Roman size 12, double-spaced, header, etc.). Update your name, your professor’s name, and date. Don’t forget to put your last name in the header. (Let me know if you don’t know how to get into the header section or type a question into your Word help section.) Your essay should be between 500 and 750 words. Please do not go under the word count at all. Do not go over the word count by more than 50 words. Following instructions is an important part of any writing assignment, and often you will be asked to adhere to word count guidelines, so this is good practice! Be sure that all paragraphs are well developed. I suggest 5-8 sentences per paragraph and no less than 100 words per paragraph, including your introduction and conclusion. (Points saver: as you proof your essay in Word, hit the control [ctrl] key and the “F” key at the same time. This will bring up the search feature. Type in what you wish to find, such as the word you, to be sure you have avoided second person. This works in finding contractions too. Type in an apostrophe and hit enter!) When you “submit” your paper, it will be uploaded into Turnitin (a plagiarism-detection website) automatically. You do not have to create a Turnitin account yourself. Both you and your instructor will receive the results. (The Turnitin report will be under Assignments and will have a percentage on it, like 22%. Click on the percentage to view your report. Certain parts of your essay will be highlighted. This shows where you have used information from a library source or material that appears in another student’s essay.) LESSON OVERVIEW This week we will explore various types of essays and will have some fun picking out a topic for essay two. LESSON Class, Last week you had a mountain of information to read, so for this lesson, I am going to give you a little break and do something fun. This week we will write an informative essay, which is sometimes called an expository essay. You will pick a topic (described below), research your topic, and educate your reader about it. This essay will not be argumentative and should not include your personal opinions. There are many other types of essays as well (just FYI). Some are listed here. Take a look at this page: https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/section/1/3/  Now back to the fun part. Click on the following link and watch this video by Billy Joel (“We Didn’t Start the Fire”). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFTLKWw542g If you do not wish to watch the video, you may simply read the lyrics. https://goo.gl/QZGsd8 Please pick ONE topic listed in this song. This will be your topic for essay two. Now visit the library and begin your research! Find at least two sources. Then go to this week’s Forums and Assignments areas for more work on essay two. Good luck and please have some fun!