Getting Started Logging into WorkZone You will access WorkZone at the following URL: https://asu.sharedwork.com 1. A generic WorkZone password will be emailed to you once you’ve been setup as a user in the system. 2. Enter your email address and temporary WorkZone password and select “log in” 3. At the time of your first login, the “Change Password” screen will appear. 4. Enter your old password, then enter your new password twice, then select the “change password” button. 5. Once you’ve changed your password, select the “Remember me” checkbox to save your login credentials. This way you won’t have to type them in each time you access the system. 4 Navigating in WorkZone Navigating through WorkZone is done by selecting the various tabs at …show more content…
Edit a project request 5 4. Comment on a project request 5. Approve or decline a project request 6. Create a project plan from a project request Request a Project To request a new project, follow the steps below: 1. Navigate to the “Project Requests” tab 2. Select the “Request New Project” button. 3. Select the appropriate workspace/client that the project is being requested on behalf of. 4. Select the type of project you are requesting. 5. Once you select the project type, a list of questions will appear specific to the project type that you are requesting. 6. Complete the questions that appear in the request form. 7. If you have items to attach to the project request, select the checkbox at the bottom of the request form, then select the “Submit project request” button. 6 8. If you selected the checkbox to attach files to the project request, the following screen appears and you have several options on how you can attach the files/items: a. Select the “Browse” button and then select the desired file from your computer or network drive, then select the “Upload” button. b. Navigate to the file on your computer and drag/drop the file into the right side of the “Upload Files” screen. c. Select the “Create web link” button to add a web link to the project
Changing finger information . Password: Name [user wks]: Office []: Programming Lab 2 Office Phone []: 2301 Home Phone []: 5947280 Finger information changed. c. View information finger $ Finger $ Finger 5: Using the manual
4. Description of the function files in the software package giant_test 4.1. calltest.m: The program calltest.m is the main file that runs the simulations.
Branching: • We can illustrate the concept of branching with a program that adds a list of numbers. • Same operations are performed repeatedly, so the program contains a loop. • The loop body is straight-line instruction sequence. • It determines the address of next number, load value from the memory, and add to sum • Branch instruction causes repetition of body.
1. Discuss the differences and similarities between a peer-to peer network and a client server network. Answer: The following are characteristics of a peer-to-peer network that differ from those of a client server network.
1. Traffic control: As the data communication is the most energy-consuming part of the wireless sensor networks by decreasing the amount of traffic, energy can be saved. To distribute traffic effectively from a central node to other nodes, investigations are still needed in the network. 2. Preserve the traffic load balancing:
Task1 (3) - comparison of three operating system Components Window 7 Window 8 Ubunutu 12.04 Security It has better firewall. It also support bit locker drive encryption, which encrypt window hard disk to keep documents and passwords as well. Also help to protect desktop against viruses and other malware with Microsoft security essential. It also supports parent’s control which is also an essential part.
I did have some trouble understanding what exactly was the project, but I now have some clue to what I'll be doing, however further clarification would help. I was able to find what was needed with no problem and complete what is now needed to be done. I've never used a the project section on black board before, but I don't think it will be anything difficult to use. I would guess that it something we'll need to be using for this class on our projects, but I'm not really sure, so I'll guess it's useful.
1. Standards Driven Data: Online tools and resources will be used to analyze standards used in a course. How often are they being used and are they being used appropriately? Data then will determine what needs changed and adapted to meet those requirements. 2.
• List all items of mechanical and electrical equipment to be purchased for the proposal project • Identify purchase price for each item • Calculate the total price 5.3 Category “Man power resources”: What is the staff time required to perform the project? • Identify full and part time employees involved in the project • Estimate the number of working hours they will work on the project •
Address any variances in budget reporting from previous reporting period. Include: (1) Estimated Total Project Budget, (2) Estimated Construction Budget, and (3) Dollars Expended to Date. If there is a Financing Agreement for this project, provide an update. If none, indicate that. Section 5 – Project Scope and/or Quality Items Indicate any adjustments or considerations that impact or change the project scope or quality (such as pending change orders, standards waivers, etc.)
1. Network and trust are availed to everyone-There is the allowance to edit, share, reuse… of data. Content sourcing-Users are motivated and encouraged to update data; the better it gets. Trust-Workers and clients can gain access and use web tools on their own.
Student Name _Anthony G. James_____________________________________ Florida Virtual School (FLVS) Virtual Field Trip Directions: Follow the four steps of the Assignment (highlighted in yellow) and answer the ten questions. Save the document and upload it in Canvas under the FLVS assignment. A. Watch - FLVS - CEO Julie Young (watch the first 2 minutes only) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejBESHhRUss 1. What age/grade students does FLVS educate? K-12 2.
In this course I have been assigned 4 major projects and 4 mini projects. The four major projects are the memo assignment, the resume and application letter project, the feasibility report, and the instructions project. Of these four major projects
gile project management methods have been widely proven, especially in IT projects, since their emergence in the 1990s. They are now widespread and appreciated for the many benefits they bring, especially in terms of time savings. and productivity. On the other hand, it is only in recent years that institutions such as market banks have been interested in it. If they do not necessarily adopt the entirety of an agile method, some concepts are nonetheless retained.
It is often a reaction to resistance on some projects. But, a few projects use this model from initiation. This model is useful to some unaffiliated practitioners. Level 3: Multiple Projects The multiple projects model is a structured approach that is valuable to the organization.