This exercise will help you discover different typesof programming careers that should help you reach your career goals.  You will collect and post your information in the Programming Careers Forum (ProgCareer Forum).  Complete the following:

1. Using at least 4 good sources, Research different types of Programming Careers. 
2. Concentrate on the Careers and not job titles or locations.  It does not matter that it is not in Houston at this time.
3. What type of programming careers do you want?
4. What type of programming careers do you NOT want? 
5. Find and discuss at least 2 programming careers you would like?
6. Find and discuss at least 1 programming careers you would NOT like?
7. Find and discuss at least 1 other programming careers you might be interested in?
8. Beside the articles listed above this assignment, check out the Programming Careers Left-Side-panel item contains other links to programming career websites:
9. For each of type of Programming Career do:
   1. Document where you found this particular Programming Career.
   2. In your own words explain in 2-3 paragraphs describe this Programming Career and why you chose it for this paper.
   3. Include a target Companies that do this type of programming.
   4. List Career Requirements and Career Responsibilities.
   5. List 5-10 skills you need for this career.
   6. Include a abstract and summary for your paper.

Research Paper including Internet/Other Research.

• At least Four(4) cited job source web-sites
• Three to Five (3 to 5) pages double spaced
• Research Paper Format
  • Required sections: Title, Abstract, Body and References.
  • Other sections are optional.
  • Since the research paper is being posted on the discussion board, each section does not need to start a new page.
• Need at least one full page of your opinions and concerns about these topics

week 4 added for original draft

The Key Assignment final draft should include the following sections:

• Section 1: Information Security Management
  • This section will be used to describe the organization and establish the security model to be used by the organization.
• Section 2: Security Program
  • This section will focus on existing frameworks that can help in the implementation of a security plan and what a security organization should look like.
• Section 3: Security Policies
  • This section looks at security policies and their creation.
• Section 4: Assessing Risk
  • This section will focus on risk assessments and methodologies that are used to perform one.
• Section 5: Controlling Risk
  • This final section combines all of the previous sections and gives the opportunity to look at mechanisms to control risk.

Be sure to include an abstract and a References page in your final draft.

The project deliverables for Week 5 are as follows:

• Section 5: Controlling Risk
  • Given the following categories or areas where risk exists, and then the 3 assets for each, describe how you will test for associated risk:
    • Administrative
      • Human resources: Hiring and termination practices
      • Organizational structure: A formal security program
      • Security policies: Accurate, updated, and known or used
    • Technical
      • Access control: Least privileged
      • System architecture: Separated network segments
      • System configurations: Default configurations
    • Physical
      • Heating and air conditioning: Proper cooling and humidity
      • Fire: Fire suppression
      • Flood: Data center location
  • Once you have described the tests that will be conducted to test each, assume that failure or holes were found in each of them.
  • Next, describe at least 3 safeguards for each that could be put in place to address the risk.
• Name the document “yourname_IT454_Final.doc.”

In this project, you will complete a partially filled out expense report for a company’s sales force and then save it. To view these instructions while you work in Excel, you can print this page of instructions or move back and forth between this page and Excel by clicking each application’s button on the Windows taskbar.

1. Click on the following link: Expense Report; save it on your computer in your usual work folder as “(your last name_your first name)_U4 Expense Report 1.xlsx,” and then open it in Excel. This partially completed workbook contains an incomplete expense report that needs formatting changes, boxes filled in with appropriate information, and formulas created for correct calculations.
2. First, click on the small box that is to the left of column A and above row 1. This will highlight the entire spreadsheet.
3. Next, position your cursor between columns A and B so that your cursor looks like a plus sign with arrows on the left and right. Double-click here to make the columns fit around the existing data. To finish, click anywhere in the worksheet once to remove the highlight from the entire page.
4. Create a border around the data entry portion of this spreadsheet. This is done by selecting cells A8–M12. Put a border around the outside of this area only.
5. Fill in all blank boxes with appropriate data within the A8–M12 data range. For text or date information, provide appropriate text or date entries. Reasonable numbers can be entered. For example, lunch should not cost $678; that is unreasonable.
6. Format all of the dollar figure numbers as 2-decimal U.S. currency. Example: $45.00.
7. In cell I4, type the words, “Allowance Per Mile.” In cell L4, type the number 0.40. Format this number as currency. Select cells I4–K4, and use the Merge and Center button to format this.
8. In the Daily Totals column, calculate the cost for each day. To do this, type this formula: “=Sum(C8:H8,J8:M8)” (without the quotes). Copy this formula down to the other appropriate rows below.
9. Next, calculate the totals for each category. In row 14, under the Brkfast column, add all of the numbers above it using a Sum formula, and then copy it across under each column.
10. In cell J8, calculate the cost allowance per mile under the Mileage $ column for each date. You need to multiply the mileage by the mileage allowance. Be sure to use an absolute reference when referring to the mileage allowance because it is not in the table and only occurs once at the top of the sheet.
11. Copy this formula down to each of the 4 columns directly below cell J8.
12. Make all headings bold.
13. Create a report title by typing the words “Expense Report” in cells E2. Select cells E2–J2, and use the Merge and Center button to center the title across the report. Change its font size to 14.
14. Also, use the Merge and Center button to place the words “Transportation” above “Air” and “Ground” and “Meals” above “Brkfast,” Lunch,” and “Dinner.” Do not forget to format these words to match the other headings.
15. Format the dates into the full month name, day, and year format.
16. Finally, repeat steps 2 and 3 so that the spreadsheet has all of the data showing in it.
17. Save your completed report as “(your last name_your first name)_U4 Expense Report 2.xlsx” (e.g., Doe_John_U4 Expense Report 2.xlsx).
18. Submit the assignment.

Please submit your assignment.

Grading Rubric

Final Research Paper:  The course research paper is a formatted APA paper.  It is 12 pages, double-spaced.  Paper length requirement is 12 pages of content from Title Page through References.  

The Final papers will contain a title page, abstract, introduction/topic paragraph, summary/conclusion, and reference page.

Research paper topics are approved by the course instructor and can be on any course-related topic in the field of Information Technology, Governance Concepts, Strategies, and Best Practices.

Any topic from the attached chapters

Deadline :Dec 7th, 2019