...HOME COMPUTER ANALYSIS I did a home computer analysis on my own computer at my home. I concluded that my system is a great choice to have an upgrade or clean install to Windows 7 Ultimate. My computer is the eMachines EL1358G-51W Desktop PC Athlon II X2 220 (2.80GHz) 3GB DDR3 1TB HDD Windows 7 Home Premium. After going through everything it met all the qualifications to have a Windows Anytime Upgrade to Windows Ultimate. My computer has a 1TB hard drive with 842GB still available. It is currently running the Premium package currently with no issues to speak of, and that is under the Dual Core 64-bit version. It uses NVIDIA GeForce 6150 SE with integrated video graphics card the video card supports DirectX 11. The CPU has 3GB of total memory. Using the upgrade advisor my system came back showing that it met the qualifications and is ready for upgrade to Ultimate if I was ready to do so. Just one little mishap to that was that I would have needed to pay 140 dollars to invest in that upgrade, which at this time I can’t really afford to do, but when that time comes that I am able to afford to do that I will go ahead and make the move up to the Ultimate, just so I can say I have the best of the best. Can I Upgrade After looking at the information you provided for me, I believe your company’s system can be improved with us doing a clean installation to our Windows 7 Enterprise edition. I chose this because this would be the most cost efficient for you and...
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...SWOT analysis of Dell Computers Corporation Student Name Institutional Affiliation Professor’s Name SWOT analysis of Dell Computers Corporation Dell is a privately owned American multinational computer technology which develops, sells and repairs computers and related products plus services. It was named after its great founder, Michael Dell. The company is best known for the innovations it made on the management of supply chain and electronic commerce, mostly the model for direct sales and configure to order approach which they used in management to deliver customer’s specifications of configured PCs. Dell is one of the leading computer manufacturers in the whole world and it has tremendously grown since its incorporation by Michael Dell. Dell currently dwells in an ever changing market with competitors who are challenging the company with unique and new products in the market place. Therefore SWOT analysis will provide a basis for crafting strategy that will take advantage of the company’s resources and at the same time benefiting from the opportunities and defending the company the threats to its successful operations (Michael Dell 2009). Strengths Majorly, the strength of Dell comes because of the Direct Model which is considered as one the greatest assets of the company. The Direct Model gives consumers a chance to customize their laptops since the market is becoming more educated and every individual needs a laptop that will meet their needs especially in terms of performance...
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...Computer Forensics I (FOR 240-81A) Project #3 Case Background The Suni Munshani v. Signal Lake Venture Fund II, LP, et al suit is about email tampering, perjury, and fraud. On December 18, 2000, Suni Munshani (Plaintiff) filed a suit against Signal Lake Venture Fund. Mr. Munshani claimed that he was entitled to warrants in excess of $25 million dollars from Signal Lake. In February 2001, Signal Lake Venture Fund II, LP, et al. (Defendant) became privy to the court filings in this case. Within the filings there was an email provided by Mr. Munshani from Hemant Trivedi, CEO of one of the portfolio companies, stating he was indeed entitled to the warrants. Mr. Trivedi denied any knowledge of the email, or any such communication with Mr. Munshani. In an effort to prove their innocence, Signal Lake hired a computer forensic group to conduct a private investigation. The investigation did not show any evidence of the supposed email provided to the court by Mr. Munshani. Mr. Trivedi filed an affidavit stating that the email was forged, while Mr. Munshani filed an affidavit stating the email was real. In March 2001, a computer forensics expert, Kenneth R. Shear, was appointed by the court to perform a forensic examination on the questioned message (the message provided by Mr. Munshani) and the comparative message (a second message from Mr. Trivedi found on Mr. Munshani’s computer). Mr. Shear worked for a company called Electronic Evidence Discovery, Inc. (EED). Mr. Shear’s forensic...
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...The IEEE Computer Society is an organization that was established 62 years ago and is the premier organization of computing professionals. The organization is designed to help professionals keep up with the constantly changing field of computer science and also help those professionals move ahead in their careers. The Computer Society currently has about 85,000 members all over the world. Benefits of the organization include a subscription to Computer magazine, which covers all aspects of computer science, engineering, technology, and applications. There are also long distance courses available as well as free access to useful applications. All of these benefits will help to increase the professional abilities and knowledge of those who participate. The long distance courses allow those who are not close to a college campus or who maybe are close but the college does not offer the courses that are necessary to increase their knowledge. The ability to choose courses that are relevant to each individual also helps to provide necessary knowledge. IEEE Computer Society also encourages its members to become involved and help other members increase their effectiveness. There are peer review committees where members can work together from long distances to increase their productivity within the computer science field. With something as ever changing as the computer industry it is essential to have a way of communicating with others in the...
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...Computer Forensic Analysis and Report Nathaniel B. Rollins Jr Kaplan University Computer Forensics I/CF101 Prof: Tatyana Zidarov November 19, 2012 Computer Forensic Analysis and Report A. INTODUCTION I Nathaniel B. Rollins a Computer Forensic Specialist (CFS) with the Metro Police Department (MPD) received a file image from Officer X to conduct a search for electronic evidence. Which he stated was copied from the SNEEKIE BADINUF (COMPLAINANT) computer, with consent. This was verified through COMPLAINANT statement, repot, consent to search form, and chain of custody, provided by Officer X, along with the request for analyzing the evidence. Upon reviewing of her statement filed on May 14 2006, the COMPLAINANT stated she had received an email from a correspondent named NFarious that demanded $5000 in ransom, or the animals would be harmed. The COMPLAINANT also stated her pets had been gone for an entire week, and she was worried that the abductor may already have injured the animals. During a subsequent interview the COMPLAINANT stated that she took out a $20,000 insurance policy on her pets in September 2005 that would not be active for 6 month. The purpose of this investigation is to confer or negate the COMPLAINTANTS involvement with the kidnaping of the animals. B. MATERIALS AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW a. 1 Chain of Custody b. Evidence Log c. Complainants Statement d. Officers Report e. Forensic Disk Image of Computer f. Photos (location...
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...people within the organization may not possess. One disadvantage is that an analyst may never know the organizations true culture. b. Supporting Expert ii. An analyst may play a supporting expert from within the business. These analysts are employed by the company and have at least some capacity in the systems of the organization. The analyst would draw on professional expertise concerning computer hardware and software and their principle uses within the business. c. Agent of Change iii. This is the most comprehensive and responsible role. This role can be filled internal or external to the business. An analyst is an agent of change whenever he performs any of the activities in the systems development life cycle. The agent of change is also present and interacting with users and the business for an extended period. An agent of change is a person who serves as a catalyst for change, develops a plan for change, and works with others in facilitating that change. 2. Involving individuals with various perspectives in system analysis and design activities d. Identifying Problems, Opportunities, and Objectives iv. The systems analyst would involve individuals during this phase to determine the problems within the business. Often these problems are brought up by individuals within the organization. The analyst will interview user management during this phase. e. Determining Human Information Requirements ...
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...Project 1 Case Analysis CCJS321 The two cases I have chosen to analyze for Project One is the Max Ray Butler aka “Iceman” cybercrime case and the Albert Gonzalez cybercrime case. I have chosen these two cases because they both had significant impact on the computer forensics field. Both of these cybercrimes are similar in nature because both deal in credit card and identity theft on the grandest scale. Max Ray Butler and Albert Gonzalez were brought to justice after many years of a cyber-forensic investigation that went through a network of multiple U.S. agencies; including the FBI, US Secret Service and US-CERT (United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team) a Department of Homeland Security who were all networked together at the National Computer Forensic Training Academy in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Both of these men were given the longest prison sentences ever handed out by a judge for computer crimes of their notoriety and magnitude. Finally, they both set a blue print for digital forensic investigators of the proper procedures to follow in order to capture future want-to-be crime lords. Max Butler aka “Iceman” was a white-hat hacker that went rogue. His story is that, “he was a good hacker hired by the government to test the security of one of their websites, while doing that job he installed a backdoor to their system that would allow him to come in later so he could make some fixes to the system on his own time. Well of course this second part of the...
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...competition in an industry depends on five basic forces: new entrants, suppliers, buyers, substitutes, and industry competitors. In this paper, I analyzed the competition in the personal computer (PC) industry using Porter's Five-Force Analysis. 1. Buyers (strong) Buyers of personal computers are businesses, governments, educational institutions, and individuals. Large businesses, governments, and schools, which buy computers in large volumes, have the power to bargain on price, quality and service. Personal computer buyers are price-sensitive. However, buyers have less power when the switching costs and brand-loyalties are high. Thus, PC manufacturers can reduce a threat of buyer power by differentiating their products. An example is Apple Computer. Apple's unique operation system and its computers specifically targeted to publishing and designing industry prevent their buyers from switching to competitors' products. Its sleek product design represented by iMac and iBook also acquired many fans and increased brand-loyalty. But, despite several ways in which manufacturers have differentiated their products and found ways to increase switching costs, customers still see units as very similar and thus choose primarily on price. 2. Suppliers (Moderate) Components for manufacturing personal computers are the microprocessor, motherboard, memory storage, and peripherals such as monitor, keyboard, or mouse, along with bundled software. Most of the components are highly standardized...
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...Apple Computer, Inc. is a computer technology company offering award-winning and innovate products. Founded in 1976 by Steven Jobs, Ronald Wayne, and Steve Wozniak, together the trio built and designed a motherboard in Job’s garage and labeled their first product Mac I. As technology advanced with break-through developments, Apple has evolved into a leading computer technology company boasting an array of cutting-edge products. Ranked currently 263 in the Fortune 500 and 159 in FT Global 500, Apple has 14,800 employees located across the globe. Based in Cupertino, California, Steven Jobs is the current Chief Executive Officer and Director of Apple accompanied by six other individuals who comprise the Board of Directors. As a publicly traded company under the stock symbol of AAPL, Apple experienced significant growth and profitable financial results. According to Hoovers, which provides in-depth financial information of large public companies, Apple accomplished a one year net income growth of 383.7 percent and a one year’s sales growth of 68.3 percent. From year 2005 sales, Apple grossed $13,931 million dollars—$8,194 alone in the Americas. Nevertheless, Europe, Japan, and Asia’s strong market accounted for 36 percent of overall sales. Apple’s success is a result of their highly desired, sleek, stylish, and creative products. Since Apple was founded, implementing new technology has always been an important objective for Apple. The company transformed the music industry...
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...How Computers Change the Way We Think How Computers Change the Way We Think is an article by Sherry Turkle which explains the changes in thinking that are often brought up by the use of computers. Turkle realizes through her own experiences and observations of the world around her that there are significant psychological consequences to having computers in our lives. Sherry Turkle is a MIT professor that has a BA in Social Studies and also a Ph.D. in Sociology and Personality Psychology which she obtained at Harvard University. Turkle finds that the advancing technology that we know of today is having a great affect on how we think. In her article she explains that instead of us working for the computers, have the computers work for us. Also she examines the effects of computers on humans in her essay “How Computers Change the Way We Think”....
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...Computer Shopper Table 1 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Computer Name | Type | Cost | Hard Drive | RAM | Processor | GPU | | | | | | | | | 1 | Inspiron One 20 | Desktop | $ 649.00 | 1TB SATA | 4GB DDR3L | Intel Pentium | On board Intel | | All-in-One | Touch | | 7200 RPM | | G2020T 2.5GHz | HD Graphics | | | | | | | | | 2 | XPS | Desktop | $ 2,599.00 | 2TB SATA 7200RPM | 16GB DDR3L | 4th Gen Intel i-7 | Nvidia GeForce | | 27T | Touch | | 32GB SSD | | 4770S 3.9GHz | 750m 2GB DDR5 | | | | | | | | | 3 | Latitude | Laptop | $ 779.00 | 500DB SATA | 4GB DDR3L | Intel i-5 | On board Intel | | 15 Notebook | | | 5400 RPM | | 4200U 1.6GHz | HD Graphics | | | | | | | | | 4 | XPS | Laptop | $ 1,599.00 | 512GB SATA SSD | 8GB DDR3L | 3rd Gen Intel i-7 | Nvidia GeForce | | 14 Ultra | | | | | 3537U 3.1GHz | 630m 1GB DDR5 | | | | | | | | | As you can see in the Table above the variety of personnel computers in today's market place is vast. Selecting one that fits your requirement as become more difficult because of all the options available. In this case we're going to look at three professions which are an Educator, Doctor, Graphics Designer, and try to match there professions to the best computer based on the data shown above. I'll start with the Educator. What type of information would this profession...
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...device they could save a lot of documents and pictures so they would have a lot of memory to take advantage of to save files as well store a lot of your entertainment media Desktop Model Name Price Hard Disks RAM Processors Speed Profession Dell - Inspiron 19.5" All-In-One - Intel Celeron - 4GB Memory - 500GB Hard Drive - Black Model: I3043-1250BLK $367.00 500 GB 4 GB 2.16 gigahertz Educator, Lawyer, Author, Doctor - Because of the amount of space in the device they could save a lot of documents and pictures so they would have a lot of memory to take advantage of to save files as well store a lot of your entertainment media Asus - 19.5" All-in-One Computer...
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...Unit 1 - Assignment 1 - Home Computer Analysis Fortunately my home computer is already running Windows 7 ultimate x64 edition so there isn’t anything for me to upgrade to yet, unless windows 8 gets released soon but even then I won’t probably upgrade. My computer is home built and has an Intel E8400 3.0 Gig Dual Core processor with 4 gigs of DDR3 and 2 Terabytes of hard drive space. I’m also running an NVidia GTX 560 TI overclocked video card and hooked up to a 50 Mbps cable modem. I built this computer a few years ago and I built it for gaming so it’s not top of the line anymore but more than supports any operating system you can throw at it. Let’s suppose I had windows 7 Home Premium and wished to upgrade. Luckily my computer can easily support any version of windows 7 so all I would have to do is run the Windows Anytime Upgrade and upgrade to which version I wished. Since each version is a superset of the higher version you can easily upgrade to higher versions. Also since windows 7 places the entire OS on the hard disk it isn’t an upgrade in the traditional since, it’s just a matter of activating features that are already there. If I had a 32 bit version and wished to go to a 64 bit version I wouldn’t however be able to do an anytime upgrade. When your going from different bit versions you need to do a clean install to install the whole 32 or 64 bit version. This is the only time I would need to do a clean install, if I wanted to go back to x32 for some strange reason...
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...Unit Shopper 2 Analysis 1: Computer Shopper Desktop models • Asus CM6730-US005S Desktop PC with Intel Core i5-3350P Processor,6GB DDR3 Memory,1TB SATA Hard Drive, AMD Radeon HD7470 Graphic C # 7355084 • Description -Immerse yourself in a cinematic experience by connecting to a HD monitor or TV with the HDMI port. Enjoy 7.1 surround sound with high-quality integrated Realtek High Definition Audio. Store your favorite music, photos and video in a single hard drive with up to 4TB of storage. Maximize your entertainment experience Price: $599.99 This computer would be great for personal entertainment. Huge storage for all your music, photos, movies and more. ******************************************* • Hp Pavilion HPE H9-1130 Phoenix Desktop PC with AMD FX-8120 Processor , 8GB DDR3 Memory , 2TB SATA Hard Drive……. #7052761 • Description-The all-new and expertly engineered HP Pavilion HPE is our most powerful HP desktop PC yet, offering incredible speed and power, and cutting-edge style fit for the latest and greatest top notch digital creation & games Price: $989.00 Perfect for the gamer and the digital creator ************************************************ Notebooks • Dell XPS13-9001, Intel Core i7-2637M, 13.3" Screen Display, Notebook With 4GB Memory, 256GB SSD Hard Drive, W7 Home Premium ...
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...Unit 2 Analysis 1: Computer Shopper Clinton Kline Computer Structure and Logic NT1110 Abstract A table of four different computers with their differences in hard drive space, RAM, and processor speed. Next is a summary of three professions and what type of computer would be best for their line of work. Computer Shopper Type of Computer Hard Drive Memory CPU Price Acer Aspire Pentium All-In-One Touchscreen | 1TB Hard Drive | 4GB RAM | Pentium21270U1.90GHz | $649.99 | HP Business Desktop Pro | 500GB Hard Drive | 2GB RAM | Pentium G860 3GHz | $469.99 | MSI G270 Gaming Notebook | 500GB Hard Drive | 12GB RAM | Intel Core i7 2.40GHz | $1549.99 | Lenova Thinkpad X Series X131e | 320GB Hard Drive | 2GB RAM | AMD E1-Series 1.4GHz | $349.99 | Computers being used in any profession must be fast or big enough to meet the requirements of its users. An author wouldn’t need very much in the way of power or storage. A cheap all-in-one computer or basic laptop would be fine for their needs. When it comes to video game developers, they need computers with lots of space and lots of power along with a high end video card. They will most likely have ordered a custom built computer with terabytes of space and the newest high end processor. CAD operators also need lots of space and power for the work they do. A computer with a terabyte of space and a high end processor along with six to eight gigabytes of RAM should be fine. References Newegg.com. Retrieved January...
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