... years of experience as adata analyst and coordinator of datavisualization
initiatives at the OECD. Jerome specializes in the creation and design
of data visualizations, data analytics, and ... of Data Remixed, a website dedicated to exploring and
sharing data analysis and datavisualization in an engaging way. Ben has a
mechanical engineering and business (entrepreneurship) background, ... function of your visualization is to:
• Convey an explanatory portrayal of data to a reader
• Provide an interface to data in order to facilitate visual exploration
• Use data as an exhibition of...
... System.EventArgs e)
{
if(!Page.IsPostBack)
{
dataList.DataSource = CreateDataSource( );
dataList.DataKeyField = "Id";
dataList.DataBind( );
}
}
private DataTable CreateDataSource( ... )
{
DataTable dt = new DataTable(TABLENAME);
// Create the DataAdapter and fill the table using it.
SqlDataAdapter da = new SqlDataAdapter("SELECT * FROM " + TABLENAME +
...
The DataList Web Forms control displays tabular data from adata source and controls
the formatting using templates and styles. The DataList must be bound to adata source
such as a DataReader,...
...
dataGrid.DataSource = CreateDataSource( );
dataGrid.DataKeyField = "Id";
dataGrid.DataBind( );
}
private DataTable CreateDataSource( )
{
DataTable dt = new DataTable(TABLENAME); ... Session["DataSource"] = dt;
return dt;
}
private DataTable UpdateDataSource(DataTable dt)
{
// Create a DataAdapter for the update.
SqlDataAdapter da = new SqlDataAdapter("SELECT ... table and stores the DataTable to
a Session variable to cache the data source for the DataGrid.
UpdateDataSource( )
This method creates a DataAdapter and uses it with updating logic generated...
... “Using a Conceptual Design for Data Requirements”
!
Activity 3.1, “Identifying Data- Related Use Cases and Data Requirements”
!
Activity 3.2, “Relating Data Requirements to Conceptual Design ... Using a Conceptual Design for Data Requirements
Activities
Activity 3.1: Identifying Data- Related Use Cases and Data
Requirements
In this activity, students will determine data requirements, ... with a systematic method for beginning the
design process by gathering information and then turning that information into
use cases and data requirements. Both functional and nonfunctional data...
... Design for Data
Requirements
Module 8: Designing
Data Services
Module 9: Data Storage
Considerations
Designing Data
Services and
Data Models
Investigation
Process
Data
Requirements
Activity 3.1: ... Identifying
Data- Related Use Cases
and Data Requirements
Module 3: Using a
Conceptual Design for Data
Requirements
Activity 3.2: Relating Data
Requirements to
Conceptual Design
Module 3: Using a Conceptual ... Normalizing the
Logical Data Design
Module 6: Deriving a
Physical Data Design
Module 7:
Implementing Data
Integrity
Module 2: Solution
Design Processes
Module 3: Using a
Conceptual Design for Data
Requirements
Module...
... Overview of Data Modeling and
Database Design
8
Overview of Data Modeling and Database Design 8Ć5
Overview
When you create a database, you need to carefully consider its components. For
assistance with ... qualifies an entity.
Relationship A named association between entities showing optionality
or degree.
Overview of Data Modeling and Database Design 8Ć29
Designing the Database
The database design stage ... of Data Modeling and Database Design 8Ć23
Integrity Constraints and Keys
Ensure that users perform only operations that leave the database in a correct and
consistent state by enforcing data integrity...
... force attack on the
password hashes in the database and access confidential data from user
accounts.
External attacker
scenario
Internal attacker
scenario
Module 5: Creating a Security Design ... potentially obtain information about
your internal network. If data cables are accessible, attackers can tap into them
or attach listening devices that gather network data.
Not all information is ... wiring
Mission-critical data servers are
located in a secure data center in
your organization
Mitigate Develop redundant
infrastructure for data servers,
such as an online facility
Introduction...
... persistently
An attacker who has physical access to a computer can extract NTLM and LAN
Manager password hash values from the Security Accounts Manager (SAM)
database and attack the hashes offline ... passwords. Anyone who can manage an
account can change the rights and permissions of the account or disable its
use. Anyone who can manage a password to an account can, at any time,
access all of ... of access. External and internal attackers may
use a variety of approaches to gain access to a network.
This page is intended simply to give examples of vulnerabilities. To elaborate
attacks,...
... strategy for data helps ensure that your data remains
protected. Create policies to manage how your organization stores data and
backs up data. Use auditing to ensure that access to data remains secure. ... data on their local computers.
If Northwind Traders does not back up data on the central data server
regularly or take other precautions to protect data, a hardware failure or
natural disaster ... able to access data that
should be restricted.
Physical security of data. A user has local access and can defeat other
security measures or physically destroy data.
Corruption of data. ...
... traffic. For example, an attacker who
wants to gain knowledge about data as it is transmitted can passively monitor
the network from within an organization. This type of attack reveals data ... determine threats and analyze risks to data
transmission in an organization. You will also learn how to design security for
different types of data transmission, including traffic on local area networks ... because they have greater access to the
LAN than external attackers have.
Introduction
Question
Module 10: Creating a Security Design for Data Transmission 3
Overview of Data Transmission...
... FRF.12
d. A, B, and C
e. A and B
f. B and C
g. A and C
34)
The CallManager database uses _________ to tie an actual IP Phone to a telephone number.
a. Media Access Control (MAC) address ... scenario. You are planning a Voice over Data network design and you determine that the
customer's existing WAN data infrastructure is Frame Rela
y. What impact, if any, does this have on ... types may include dialed digits, silence information, or CAS ABCD bits
c. Management payload types include faults and performance measurements
d. A and B
e. B and C
f. A and C
g. A, B and...
... Operational Data Store to support data access needs associated with operational processes as
required.
• A dependent Data Mart architecture was selected. In this type of architecture all Data Marts ... served as a repository of detail and historical information that can be used to
augment subset and aggregate information in the Data Marts. The stated goal would be to have the Data
Mart handle ... Objectives and Purpose of
Enterprise Data Warehouse
Collect Enterprise Information
Requirements
Create Very High Level Enterprise
Data Warehouse Logical Data Model
Finalize MIS data mart logical data
model
Define...
... Cisco's uOne is a standards-
based messaging application that manages message playback, message delivery,
and the message creation process in CallManager 2.4 deployments.
a. True
b. False
40) ...
g. A and C
32) Which of the following statements are true about Voice over Frame Relay services?
a. Primary payload types may include voice, fax, or data
b. Signaled payload types may include ... The CallManager database uses _________ to tie an actual IP Phone to a telephone number.
a. Media Access Control (MAC) address
b. Directory Number
c. Line Appearance Number
d. IP Address...
... business
process planning and organizational change management in some
detail. The last two plan assurance activities are leadership devel-
opment and managership development. They are grouped ... operational plan, year two of the ten
years, repeat the process of setting tasks as you did with the first
operational plan and the related action plan list. Each year you
Seven Steps to aSuccessful ... of
Performance
To successfully implement processes at the three levels, manage-
ment must set and maintain its standards. This is a stabilizing fac-
tor in any organization. There are certain performance...