Review this Linux case study. In particular, review the section titled “Results.” https://web.archive.org/web/20200421021348/https://www.linuxfoundation.org/projects/case-studies/linux/ Share your th

Review this Linux case study. In particular, review the section titled “Results.” 

https://web.archive.org/web/20200421021348/https://www.linuxfoundation.org/projects/case-studies/linux/

Share your thoughts on Linux after reviewing this study. Did you learn anything that surprised you? Did it influence your opinion about Linux? Why or why not?

In addition to your primary forum response, post at least two follow-up responses to your classmates.

Next week, the final element of your project will be due. In this phase, you’ll install Linux into a virtual machine and demonstrate some Linux commands. A vital element of the project is virtualizati

Next week, the final element of your project will be due. In this phase, you’ll install Linux into a virtual machine and demonstrate some Linux commands.

A vital element of the project is virtualization. Have you previously used virtualization tools, such as VMware, VirtualBox, HyperV, or others? If so, share your experiences. If not, what are your observations? How do you think virtualization might be beneficial?

Introduction to Web Design with HTML, CSS, and Photoshop Tasks: 1. HTML & CSS: – Create an HTML file for your personal portfolio webpage. – Structure your webpage with the following sectio

Introduction to Web Design with HTML, CSS, and Photoshop

Tasks:

1. HTML & CSS:   – Create an HTML file for your personal portfolio webpage.   – Structure your webpage with the following sections:     – Header     – About section (with a brief bio)     – Portfolio Gallery (List your 3 Favorite Books table):

            The table must contain the following columns: Book Title, Author, and Publication Year

            Example Table Structure:

Book Title                                             Author                         Publication Year                                                                                                     Book 1                                                  Author 1                       YYYY                                                                                                                       Book 2                                                 Author 2                        YYYY                                                                                                                       Book 3                                                 Author 3                        YYYY

     – Contact form     – Footer   – Apply CSS styling to:     – Format text     – Adjust margins     – Set background colors   – Utilize the box model to control padding and margins effectively.   – Experiment with CSS properties like `display` and `position` to arrange elements within the layout.

2. Photoshop Task:   – Select an image that relates to your interests or portfolio theme.   – Use basic Photoshop tools to:     – Crop the image     – Resize it to an appropriate dimension     – Enhance its visual quality (e.g., adjusting brightness/contrast)   – Save the optimized image in a suitable format (JPEG or PNG).   – Create a visual comparison by showcasing the “before” and “after” images side by side.

3. Integration:   – Integrate the optimized (Photoshopped) image into your portfolio webpage.   – Use CSS to align the image within the portfolio gallery section.   – Display the “before” and “after” images side by side on your webpage.

4. Forms:   – Design a user-friendly contact form in HTML, including the following interactive elements:     – Name (text input)     – Email (text input)     – Message (textarea)     – Dropdown list (with options such as inquiry, collaboration, feedback)     – Checkbox (for receiving updates)     – Radio buttons (for contact method: email, phone)     – Submit button   – Apply CSS to style the form elements, ensuring an appealing layout.   – Implement basic input validation using HTML form validation attributes

Careers in Linux System Administration Choose from one of the following options. Be sure to include the option number in your response. 1. Job Search Use Indeed.com, Monster.com, or LinkedIn.com to

Careers in Linux System Administration 

Choose from one of the following options. Be sure to include the option number in your response.

1. Job Search

1. Use Indeed.com, Monster.com, or LinkedIn.com to research IT job careers that require Linux Administration skills in your area. You can use keywords such as "Linux Administrator" or "Linux Engineer."
2. Examine three job openings that you think match the skills you learned during the course.
3. Which parts of the course do you think helped you prepare for these job openings?
4. What skills, qualifications, or experience do these jobs require?
5. What do you think about the salary range for this position? Did you find the salary expectations or anything surprising about the salary range?
6. Are you finding jobs in your area? Would you be willing to relocate?
7. Did any of the jobs require certifications? If yes, which certifications?
8. Did any of the jobs require nontechnical skills?

 

2. Share Your Job Search Experiences

If you are currently working in a technology-related field, can you share your experience finding this position or any other past jobs that you have worked in?

1. Can you describe how you found the job? This could include networking, job searches, job fairs, staffing agencies, and any other methods that you can share with the class.
2. What are some of the skills that this position requires? This can include both technical and nontechnical skills. Which skills do you think are most important?
3. How well do these skills align with what you have learned during the course?
4. What advice can you provide for someone who is pursuing a career in technology?

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Choose from one of the following options. Be sure to include the option number in your response.

1. Job Search

1. Use Indeed.com, Monster.com, or LinkedIn.com to research IT job careers that require Linux Administration skills in your area. You can use keywords such as “Linux Administrator” or “Linux Engineer.”
2. Examine three job openings that you think match the skills you learned during the course.
3. Which parts of the course do you think helped you prepare for these job openings?
4. What skills, qualifications, or experience do these jobs require?
5. What do you think about the salary range for this position? Did you find the salary expectations or anything surprising about the salary range?
6. Are you finding jobs in your area? Would you be willing to relocate?
7. Did any of the jobs require certifications? If yes, which certifications?
8. Did any of the jobs require nontechnical skills?

2. Share Your Job Search Experiences

If you are currently working in a technology-related field, can you share your experience finding this position or any other past jobs that you have worked in?

1. Can you describe how you found the job? This could include networking, job searches, job fairs, staffing agencies, and any other methods that you can share with the class.
2. What are some of the skills that this position requires? This can include both technical and nontechnical skills. Which skills do you think are most important?
3. How well do these skills align with what you have learned during the course?
4. What advice can you provide for someone who is pursuing a career in technology?

This week’s module covered some of the cloud monitoring and autoscaling techniques. You were able to use CloudWatch, one of the AWS cloud monitoring tools. Think about how you might use CloudWatch in

This week’s module covered some of the cloud monitoring and autoscaling techniques. You were able to use CloudWatch, one of the AWS cloud monitoring tools.

Think about how you might use CloudWatch in your deployment as you answer the following questions. In addition to your primary forum response, post at least two follow-up responses to your classmates.

• Pick a resource and data set that CloudWatch monitors and collects. How would the use of CloudWatch make a difference in your cloud maintenance? How will you use the data gathered by CloudWatch?
• Will you recommend CloudWatch as an added feature to your cloud deployment? Why or why not?

Should people have an ethical and/or legal right to develop, sell, buy, and use devices and software to remove digital rights management restrictions for fair use? Give reasons. Length of post, appr

Should people have an ethical and/or legal right to develop, sell, buy, and use devices and software to remove digital rights management restrictions for fair use? Give reasons.

• Length of post, approximately 4-6 sentences or more
• Logical reasoning and evidence
• Spelling and grammar

An app called ” Student Financial Aid ” I need a professional ER diagram along with a good explanation about each class.

An app called ” Student Financial Aid “

I need a professional ER diagram along with a good explanation about each class.

I want to create a medium size simple application using Java. ( different prototypes and more functionality ), also walkthrough from it with readme file.

I want to create a medium size simple application using Java. ( different prototypes and more functionality ), also walkthrough from it with readme file. 

Figma Web App Design Objective: Design a web app interface using Figma, incorporating the principles and skills learned during the course. Description: Task 1: Define Your Web App Concept • Choose a

Figma Web App Design

Objective: Design a web app interface using Figma, incorporating the principles and skills learned during the course.

Description:

Task 1: Define Your Web App Concept

• Choose a web app concept that interests you (e.g., Portfolio website).

Task 2: Create a Figma Project File

• Set up frames for screens and components in a new Figma project.

Task 3: Design the User Interface (UI)

• Design UI elements, considering layout, color scheme, typography, and aesthetics.

• Create and style buttons for your web app.

• Design a navigational menu with at least four navigation links (e.g., Home, About Us,  

Contact Us, Services).

Task 3 Details: In this task, your goal is to craft a visually appealing user interface. Pay attention  

to the layout of your web app, choose an appropriate color scheme, select complementary  

fonts, and create aesthetically pleasing buttons. The navigational menu is crucial; ensure it  

contains at least four navigation links, but feel free to add more if necessary to suit your web  

app concept.

Task 4: Create Components and Instances

• Identify elements that can be reused across your web app.

• Create components and instances to maintain design consistency.

Task 5 (Optional): Apply Constraints and Layout Grids

• Implement constraints to make your design responsive.

• Utilize layout grids for precise alignment.

Task 5 Details (Optional): Constraints ensure that your design adapts well to various screen  

sizes. Layout grids help you maintain consistent spacing and alignment. These aspects are  

essential for a responsive and visually polished web app. If you are comfortable with these  

concepts and want to enhance your design further, consider completing this task.

Task 6: Prototype, Test, and Add Interactivity

• Create a prototype of your web app design with interactive elements.

• A clickable prototype simulates your web app’s functionality. Users should be able to  

click on buttons and links to navigate through different screens.

• To create a clickable prototype in Figma, ensure that all interactive elements, including  

navigation links, work smoothly.

• Thoroughly test the user interactions within the prototype to verify its functionality.

Task 6 Details: Your goal in this task is to transform your static design into an interactive  

experience. Ensure that users can navigate through your web app by clicking on buttons and  

links. Test all interactions to ensure a seamless user experience.

Submission Guidelines:

• Export your Figma design as a PDF file.

• Share the link to your clickable prototype.

Note: The LinkedIn course referenced is from 2021, and Figma may have undergone  

some updates. If you encounter any discrepancies in the user interface, you can refer to the  

Figma community forum at https://forum.figma.comLinks to an external site. for guidance

Create Scholarship Page (HTML) The scholarship page should include opportunities for the user… This page should include different scholarships available for the user. Contrast Colors that are visibl

Create Scholarship Page (HTML)

The scholarship page should include opportunities for the user… This page should include different scholarships available for the user.

Contrast Colors that are visible by both non-color blind and color blind people

Colors matches other parts of the web page

Includes Logo

Should include a Search Bar to search through different scholarships