Computer Viruses & Security :
A 4 page research paper on
computer viruses in which the writer describes their execution,
destructive capability, progression, and seriousness. Tips and
techniques for protecting systems from viruses are presented
with a note of caution that new viruses are constantly being
created and that no safeguard is ever foolproof. Bibliography
lists 4 sources. Viruses.wps The
Similarities and Differences in Computer Viruses &
Biological Viruses : A 6 page overview contrasting and
comparing biological viruses and computer viruses.
Bibliography lists 7 sources. Virus.wps
Computer Security : This 10 page research paper
presents an
overview of computer security and how easy it is to breach the
security. Statistics depicting the incidence, type, and fiscal
losses during the 1998 year are reported. Techniques to secure
computers against hackers are discussed. Finally,
recommendations are made to improve computer security.
Bibliography lists 6 sources. Compsecu.wps
Hackers & Microsoft NT : A 7 page technical
overview of
how hackers contributed to the success of MS NT 4.0 and MS
Proxy 2.0. The writer provides opinions of some of the white
hat hackers who helped Microsoft solve its problems, discusses
competitive firewall products, and offers various opinions on
the advantages to MS Proxy 2.0 for NT systems. Bibliography
lists 6 sources. Hacknt.wps
Sociological Ramifications of Cyberculture : This
10 page
paper discusses the Internet and how technology has changed
society and vice versa. Many aspects are addressed including
postmodernism, Interent addiction, globalism, the hacker
mentality and cyberculture. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Sociacyb.wps
Computers & The Computer Science Major :
A creatively-written 6 page discussion detailing the
importance of core computer classes in the computer
science major's curriculum. The writer stresses a
back-to-basics approach and points out the importance
of starting out with a strong foundation in one's field.
No Bibliography. Compsci.wps computers, education
Accounting Field / Computer Technology : The
utilization
of computers in different areas of accounting are discussed in
this 6 page paper. Companies that utilize technology to make
quick money in the tax preparation business are noted as well as
career paths in large businesses. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Taxtech.wps
Computers & Criminal Justice : A 5 page essay
discussing
the important role that computers play in criminal justice
education and careers. Examples of how the F.B.I. cracks down
on organized crime through the use of computers are provided.
Bibliography lists 3 outside sources. Complaw.wps
Computers & Entertainment : This 6 page paper
takes a look
at the effects the introduction of the personal computer has had
on the entertainment industry. Also discussed is how computers
are used as a form of entertainment. Bibliography lists 4
sources. Compent.wps
Computers At Work / Effects On Society : This 5
page paper
addresses the introduction of the computer into the business
world and explores its positive and negative effects on society.
Included are examples of industries, such as accounting,
engineering and architecture that have been profoundly
influenced. Other points addressed include downsizing, loss of
privacy and the older population in the work force.
Bibliography lists 15 sources. Compwork.wps
Technology of the Future : Parents have always wondered
what was in store for their children and their children's children.
It has been said, "the Future is Now". Inasmuch as the world
has now entered the age of the computer, this is true. This is
the age of the computer and digital technology. Computer
technology, the Internet and World Wide Web will continue to
dominate marketing until the market as it is known now ceases
to exist. This 5 page paper takes a peek at the technology of the
future in terms of marketing. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Futech.wps
Congestion on the Internet : A 10 page paper discussing
some of the ways it could be possible to reduce the increasing
problem of Internet congestion. The paper discusses ISDN,
ADSL, cable modem connection and DirecPC, but high-speed
connections do little to ease congestion aside from perhaps
allowing the user to spend less time to accomplish what he
needs to do. Infrastructure needs to be shifted away from
dependence on the circuit-switched voice system that existed
long before most could conceive of computers. To accomplish
that shift, it would be beneficial to look at IP telephony more as
a method of data transmission rather than simply a low-cost
alternative to conventional telephone service. In the meantime,
the combination of the cable modem and the virtual private
network appears to be a workable way of easing Internet
congestion using available technology that could be
implemented right away. The Internet is doubling every nine
months, and there is little space for esoteric theorization without
first ensuring that progress is made in practical areas.
Bibliography lists 14 sources. KScongest.doc
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