...BTEC LEVEL 3 BUSINESS SCOREBOARD User Manual By Rudy Qaqu Contents BTEC LEVEL 3 BUSINESS SCOREBOARD 1 Introduction 3 System Requirements 3 Installation 4 Step by step guide 5 How to use the System to your needs 9 Trouble-Shooting 12 Error recovery procedure 13 Introduction Welcome to the BTEC Level 3 Business Scoreboard user manual. This programme allows you as teacher to mark business student’s work using a simple check box that defines the criteria of that unit. The system loads up a specific unit or a student, in which it also loads the marking assessment for that and the teacher will tick the criteria’s the student has met and these marks will be aggregated to be viewed as grades of Pass, Merit, Distinction which teacher’s & students can view it to see what grades they have got and which sections they need to improve. System Requirements Here are the requirements for Microsoft Access to run efficiently. (Source from Microsoft website) COMPONENT | REQUIREMENT | Computer and processor | 1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster x86-bit or x64-bit processor with SSE2 | Memory | 1 GB RAM (32-bit); 2 GB RAM (64-bit) | Hard disk | 3.0 GB available disk space | Display | 1366 x 768 screen resolution | Graphics | Graphics hardware acceleration requires a DirectX 10 graphics card. | Operating system | Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Server 2008 R2, or Windows Server 2012 | Browser | Supported browsers for Office 2013 and Office 365 | .Net version...
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...NEW USERS POLICY In heeding with the set standards from HIPAA Security and HITECH Rules, Heart-Healthy Insurance is devoted to ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of all electronic protected health information (ePHI) it creates, receives, maintains, and/or transmits. To provide for the appropriate utilization, and oversight of Heart-Healthy Insurance’s efforts toward compliance of the HIPAA security regulations, Heart-Healthy Insurance has assigned its Information Security Analyst team responsible for facilitating the training and supervision of all Heart-Healthy Insurance employees. Policy I. Heart-Healthy Insurance will grant access to PHI based on their job functions and responsibilities. PHI includes the following: demographic information, employees and patient’s medical record, Images of employees and patients, any health information that can lead to the identity of employees and patients, billing information about patients. Etc. The Information security analyst team is responsible for the determination of which employees require access to PHI and what level of access they require through discussions with the employee’s manager and approval. II. "No cardholder data should be stored unless it’s necessary to meet the needs of the business". (PCI Security Standards Council, 2010). III. Every Heart-Healthy new employee must sign a confidentiality and security standards agreement for handling customer information. IV. Every Heart-Healthy new employee...
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...Faculty Portal Homepage 1.2 If you have enrolled in E-Campus and have a User name and Password skip to section 2.1. All other continue to 1.2.2. 1.3.1 New User Registration (See Figure 2 Red Section) 1.3.2.1 Click on “New to campus? Sign up here” link 1.3.2.2 Follow directions on New Registration Screen to enroll in to E-Campus ( Figure 1) 1.3.2.3.1 Create a Username Note: * You cannot use your Social Security number and/or PIN as a User Login Name. * An all-numeric User Login Name will not be valid. * Use 6 to 20 characters, alpha/numeric (e.g. johndoe1). Important: Your user login name will be used as the prefix of your University issued email account (i.e. johndoe1@email.phoenix.edu). 1.3.2.3.2 Create a Password and enter it into the Password field then re-enter your created Password into the Re-enter Password field. Note: * Use 7 to 16 characters, alpha/numeric. (e.g., passwrd1) 1.3.2.3.3 Enter Birthdate 1.3.2.3.4 Enter email ID 1.3.2.3.5 Enter your Individual Record Number (IRN) 1.3.2.3.6 Choose a Challenge Question 1.3.2.3.7 Give your Challenge Question an Answer and submit information. Note: * Use 7 to 16 characters, alpha/numeric. (e.g., passwrd1) Figure 1: User Registration (Ecampus Student & Faculty Portal, 2008) ...
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...the issues the supervisor is complaining about. The way I can help fix the issues is by assigning each user to a profile type and adjust the user control settings for each user and assign them to a group that the supervisor will have some control over. The first thing I will need is to get a list of each user and what their job is. Second I will need to get a list of what groups you would like to create so we can create them to give each user the access they need for doing their job. The interns that are temporary user will we give them a mandatory profile as a standard user. By doing this we will have a set profile setting that is downloaded each time the user logs on to their account. Also by being a standard user they will have very limited access to change the desktop, and what they can change will not be saved to the server and when they log on again it will be set to the standard settings. When we assign each user to a group that will give them what they need to access to do their job. As for the Team leads we will give them a roaming user profile, which will allow them to be able to log on to any computer and have the same desktop settings and programs on each computer. We will also give them access to each of the groups that they need to complete their jobs. This should give them the access they need. As for the marketing staff we will give them a local user profile with expand rights so they can modify their workstation to their liking. They will only have access...
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...CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1. BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY User authentication for network or internet based environment posed a challenging task for system and network administrator. This statement is true and is still very much applicable till these days as it is a well known fact that authentication is being widely incorporated as part of access control for most systems. Authentication has been the catalyst for business organization in information protection and security. Implementation of access control policies, standards or procedures involves the identification of appropriate authentication mechanism whereby the criticality of the information being protected are being used as justification for having a more refined authentication mechanism as compared to a more simple approach. Without the appropriate authentication mechanism in place, attacker could easily gain access to systems or applications by utilizing personal information, gained through various means, including but not limited to social engineering. Conventional textual passwords are the most common mechanism used in authentication. This method requires a user to enter their username and password, either in alphabet or numeric, or more commonly, a mixture of both forms as authentication tokens to gain access to systems or applications. Two recent surveys have shown that users choose short, simple passwords that are easily guessable, for example, “password”, personal names of family members, names...
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...details that is shown below should be defined as individual specific requirements such as User Requirements and System Requirements. It also contains all of the software requirements to a level of detail sufficient to enable designer to design a system to satisfy those requirements and testers to test that the system satisfies those requirements. User Requirements The user must enter the correct username and password otherwise they cannot access through the system. The system should reports invalid log in errors. The system shall provide a facility in changing user accounts: Username and Password allowing the users to modify their accounts. The system should report any violation. The system should automatically generate bills and receipt, and other functional reports. The system can also void purchase order and should include search facility on different products information. The system should keep records on every actions that has been made. System Requirements 1. Log in and log out a. Users must be able to log in and log out b. The users must enter correct user accounts to access the system c. The users can change their accounts 2. Viewing the system main menu a. The system should have a clear and user friendly interface. 3. Rendering order transaction a. The system should provide bills and receipt 4. Viewing / Retrieving / Modifying records a. The user must be able to create and update records 5. Viewing and evaluation of...
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...User Manual ENG/221 June 14, 2011 Table of Contents Table of Contents…………………………………………………………………………...……1 Introduction………………………………………………………………………..………….....2 Login Screen………………………………………………………………………………...……3 Home Page………………………………………………………………...……………………...4 Classroom……………………………………………………………………………..………….7 Library………………………………………………………………………..………………....11 Program……………………………………………………………………………..…………..15 Account……………………………………………………………………………………..…...17 Contact Number………………………………………………………………………….……..18 Introduction The University of Phoenix offers to their students and faculty a portal (eCampus) to conduct his or her collage program. Since most of the attendees at the university are working, the eCampus website provides 24 hours of access to the classroom. Students can read class material, communicate with fellow students, and complete assignments on their own time. Students will also have access to his or her particular program and account. Students have at their fingertips the ability to control their own collage experience. Students will also enjoy benefits such as an online library, online books, and an online store. This manual will help guide the new student through the basics of the eCampus site. It is recommended that a new student read this manual first before entering the site or attending his or her first class. It is also recommended that a new student enter this...
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...Improving user authentication on mobile devices: A Touchscreen Graphical Password Summary By: Quaniesha Hillian December 12, 2013 Abstract We analyze three biometric verification modalities – voice, face and motion – and in addition secret word passage, on a portable gadget, to investigate the relative requests on client time, exertion, blunder and errand interruption. Our research center study furnished perceptions of client movements, techniques, and responses to the validation strategies. Face and voice biometrics conditions were speedier than watchword passage. Talking a Pin was the speediest for biometric specimen entrance, yet fleeting memory review was better in the face check condition. None of the confirmation conditions were recognized exceptionally usable. In conditions that consolidated two biometric entrance routines, the opportunity to get the biometric examples was shorter than if obtained independently yet they were extremely disliked and had high memory assignment blunder rates. These quantitative effects exhibit cognitive and engine contrasts between biometric verification modalities, and brief strategy choices in selecting confirmation. Typing text passwords is challenging when using touchscreens on mobile devices and this is becoming more problematic as mobile usage increases. They designed a new graphical password scheme called Touchscreen Multi-layered Drawing specifically for use with touchscreens. They conducted an exploratory...
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...End User Computing (EUC) refers to systems in which non-programmers can create working applications. EUC is a group of approaches to computing that aim at better integrating end users into the computing environment. These approaches attempt to realize the potential for high-end computing to perform in a trustworthy manner in problem solving of the highest order. Partly as a result of the development of high powered desktop computer and user friendly languages, there is a trend to assign both program development and actual computing to user. Instead of centralized group completing development of appropriate application, user will develop the program. The role of the experts is to provide users with the tools that enable them to develop their own reports and application and also to serve as a technical consultant. The EUC Ranges section describes two types of approaches that are at different ends of a spectrum. 1. The first approach would have canned queries and reports that for the most part would be invoked with buttons and/or simple commands. 2. For the second approach, SQL administration would allow for end-user involvement at several levels including administration itself. Between these two extremes view of EUC there are many combinations. Some of the factors contributing to the need for further EUC research are knowledge processing, pervasive computing, issues of ontology, interactive visualization EUC might work by one type of approach that attempts to integrate...
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...2013 USER AUTHENTICATION: DOING US A DISSERVICE INTRODUCTION: Several Years ago the growth of internet wasn’t rapidly and there were few limited online application. Today, almost everything that can be done offline has an online counterpart. This goes from simple email, access to paying your bill online (Roger ,M.and Carlos,C., 2007). Therefore, authentication is a process in which a user is asked to identify itself by providing certain details. Authentication has become the most integral part of all web based application nowadays. The most used form of authentication is the password and pin approach. Internet usage and online application are experiencing spectacular growth worldwide; there are over a billion internet users at present which utilises the use of the internet. Authentication is necessary in our everyday business because it will cut down the rate of identity theft and also stabilize confidentiality. User authentication faces a major problem as many security geniuses came out to proof that no single security completely protects users from theft. This essay will describe the limitations that can occur in practice of authenticating a user. It will help improve the reader’s knowledge on issue with authentication process, which is done according to the level of authentication. It will review the state of practice of a user authentication; also evaluate the authentication process with three website such as Facebook, Barclays bank and Yahoo. The future of user authentication...
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...What is user interface design? User interface design or user interface engineering is the design of computers, appliances, machines, mobile communication devices, software applications, and websites with the focus on the user's experience and interaction. The goal of user interface design is to make the user's interaction as simple and efficient as possible, in terms of accomplishing user goals—what is often called user-centered design. Good user interface design facilitates finishing the task at hand without drawing unnecessary attention to itself. Graphic design may be utilized to support its usability. The design process must balance technical functionality and visual elements (e.g., mental model) to create a system that is not only operational but also usable and adaptable to changing user needs. A user interface is the system by which people (users) interact with a machine. The user interface includes hardware (physical) and software (logical) components. User interfaces exist for various systems, and provide a means of Input, which allows the users to manipulate a system, and/or Output, which allows the system to indicate the effects of the users' manipulation. Generally, the goal of human-machine interaction engineering is to produce a user interface which makes it easy, efficient, and enjoyable to operate a machine in the way which produces the desired result. This generally means that the operator needs to provide minimal input to achieve the desired output, and also...
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...assignment is due by the beginning of class for Unit 4. 1. What is the significance of creating Groups and adding Users to Groups? Explain. Creating groups and adding users to their groups is a form of access control. It basically separates each user into their own departments and allows only authorized users to access the file or directory. For instance, a user from the HR group will be able to access the "HR Records" file but are not allowed to access the Marketing Department files. 2. Given, the scenario where there are 5 database administrators that may periodically need to access to a given system. Discuss a concept to better manage these administrators’ access permissions. For the 5 database administrators, an account and password will be created for each user. A new group will be created for the users and then they will be added to the group. Group permissions can be defined within their departments direct which only the database administrators are allowed access. 3. The new web administrator’s account has been set up and a password provided. What is the process to force a password change upon first login? To force a user to change their password on the initial login, they must use the following command: chage -d 0 [username] 4. What is the purpose of the “su” command? Explain the significance. The purpose of typing the su command will allow a user to run root command without actually giving them root privileges. 5. Restricting the use of SU command can be configured...
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...DesIgnIng the OrganIzatIOn fOr User InnOvatIOn Peter Keinz • ChristoPh hienerth • ChristoPher LettL Abstract: there is increasing consensus among practitioners and academics alike that we are in the midst of a paradigm shift from producer-centered and internal innovation processes toward user-centered and open innovation processes. This paradigm shift induces significant changes to the design of organizations. Even though the research field of user innovation has been developing over a period of more than four decades, there have been only occasional intersections with the research field of organizational design. In this article, we aim to provide an integrated perspective of the two fields. We first identify major user innovation strategies. We then derive the implications for each user innovation strategy on key dimensions of organizational design. Keywords: User innovation; organization design the point of departure for this article is the growing literature around the phenomenon that companies are in the midst of a paradigm shift from closed, producer-centered ways of innovating to open, user-centered innovation processes (Chesbrough, 2003; von hippel, 2005). to improve innovation performance and increase competitiveness, more and more firms are employing user innovation strategies (von Hippel, 2005). Such strategies have proven to be of high value to almost every type of company; both start-ups and wellestablished companies, irrespective of the industry they are operating...
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...Web-Based User Manuals Shawn Craig ENG221 November 2, 2011 Dr. Yvette Irizarry Web-Based User Manuals Web-based user manuals are becoming more popular as manufacturers find it more cost effective to put their products manuals on the Internet. Printed manuals will still be available with the products but only provide essential information. Web-based user manuals provide in-depth information and include better visuals of the product. Many of the web-based manuals also offer interactivity, allowing the consumer to understand the product better. According to (Gerson & Gerson, n.d.) the techniques used for developing an effective, interactive, and web-based user manual are similar to writing a paper manual. Audience recognition, development, conciseness, consistency, ease of use, and document design are part of the process. The differences interactive web-based manuals must include are better visuals, interactivity, and more information. Adding product pictures in place of drawings gives the manual an improved look. Adding clickable tabs and links helps the user navigate the manual more efficiently. Online user manuals can also provide the consumer with more information about the product than a paper manual. Many products are too small, and the packaging may not provide enough room for an effective user manual. By providing a user manual online, all important information can be addressed without the constraint of space. These differences add to...
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...Ellery Corley NT 1230 Wednesday Unit 4. Exercise 1 User-Profile Scenario From: Systems Administrator To: Manager I have reviewed your email inquiry and have the following recommendations. 1. Interns should not have the level of access that allows the changing of their workstations. Thus all interns will be combined into a group for restricted access. This group will be given standard access, not allowing for any changes to workstation unless authorized by System Administrator. This includes the changing of their password every 60 days. 2. Team leads need to have access to their files from any workstation. Thusly, all team leads will be assigned roaming user profiles. This will allow any team lead to access any work station at their convenience as long as the computer is on the network. This will also require team leads to lock or sign out of a work station when they are not using it. Due to the level of access and availability of said access, Team Lead passwords will be set to be changed every 30 days. 3. Since to Marketing Staff have dedicated work stations, they will be added to an ACL, and be designated user rights applicable to their needs. As System Admin, I do understand the need for access to applications, storage, the network, and the ability to change and customize as needed. Due to the level of access that the Marketing Staff will be assigned, they will be required to change their passwords every 30 days. They will be given a list...
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