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Computer Networks and Network Engineering
3,500 words
Wireless, Cloud and Software Defined Networking: Network Modelling, Emulation and Evaluation
This technical networking assignment focuses on the design, implementation, emulation and evaluation of wireless, cloud and Software Defined Networking environments. It combines practical network modelling with analytical discussion and requires students to demonstrate their understanding of modern networking architectures through Mininet-WiFi, Mininet, cloud deployment technologies and an ONOS Software Defined Networking controller. The first task involves creating an ad-hoc wireless network for an emergency-response scenario. A minimum of three wireless stations must be configured using specified parameters such as transmission range, antenna height, antenna gain, SSID and wireless capabilities. Students are required to explain the network design and implementation, provide the Python configuration script used with Mininet-WiFi, and demonstrate connectivity using ICMP communication between appropriate stations. The second task examines cloud-service emulation. Students must construct a Mininet topology containing a switch and two hosts and deploy a simple static website using Render.com. The task requires evidence of cloud configuration, GitHub repository integration, commands used to provide internet access to the emulated host, webpage access through Xterm, screenshots of the resulting webpage and the associated HTML code. The third task addresses Software Defined Networking (SDN). Students create an emulated environment involving three hosts and three servers, implement the required network topology and use the ONOS controller to provide control-plane programmability. Evidence must include the Python emulation script, ONOS GUI output, host-to-server connectivity testing and TCP transmission testing. The final analytical component requires students to critically evaluate the relationship between Software Defined Networking and Network Functions Virtualisation (NFV) and assess security algorithms used in cloud computing, including a comparison of the advantages and disadvantages of two selected algorithms. The coursework therefore integrates practical network configuration, connectivity testing, cloud deployment, programmable networking and academically referenced technical evaluation. Overview word count: approximately 335 words. Important: the brief explicitly states that AI-generated report or code content is prohibited, so this Reference Library description should be treated only as catalogue/metadata content, not as coursework material for submission.
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People Practice / Human Resource Management
2,000 words
Core Behaviours for People Professionals: Ethics, Professional Values and CPD
This CIPD Level 3 assessment focuses on the core behaviours expected of people professionals, with particular emphasis on ethical practice, professional values, inclusive behaviour and continuing professional development. The unit considers behaviours that people professionals should apply consistently, including when working in unfamiliar or challenging situations, to support ethical, inclusive and professionally responsible workplaces. The assessment is structured around a job-application scenario for an HR/L&D Assistant position at Nuvascare Ltd, a home-based care organisation employing more than 200 care professionals. Nuvascare emphasises honesty, kindness, openness, teamwork, learning and ethical professional behaviour, and candidates are therefore required to demonstrate how their own experience aligns with these expectations. Learners respond to five areas of assessment. They must explain ethical principles and professional values and provide an example demonstrating how a personal or professional value has influenced behaviour. They must also provide examples of complying with relevant regulation and law in a professional or educational context. The assessment additionally examines behaviours associated with effective teamwork, including contributing views, clarifying problems and working collaboratively with others. Learners then explain how they keep their professional knowledge current and identify methods used to follow developments within the people profession. The final component requires evidence of active continuing professional development (CPD). Learners provide a CPD record containing at least two recent development activities and reflect on how these activities affected their knowledge, capability or professional practice. Written responses to Questions 1–4 should total approximately 2,000 words ±10%. The CPD record is submitted as additional evidence and is excluded from the word count.
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Cyber Security / Digital Forensics
3,500 words
Digital Forensics Portfolio: Disk Image, Memory and Windows Registry Investigation
This Level 7 Digital Forensics portfolio requires students to conduct a structured forensic investigation across disk, memory and Windows Registry evidence. The assessment develops practical investigative skills alongside professional forensic reporting and requires students to preserve evidence integrity, document methodology, interpret technical artefacts and communicate findings clearly. The portfolio is equivalent to 3,500 words and forms 60% of the module assessment. The first part involves analysing a seized USB forensic image in the context of a suspected insider involved in video piracy and potentially more serious criminal activity. Students must follow ACPO digital forensic best practice, verify image integrity before and after examination, maintain a clear chain of custody, identify significant device properties and artefacts, and justify conclusions using evidence. Tools such as FTK Imager and Autopsy may be used, alongside other appropriate forensic utilities. The scenario also requires examination of an encrypted VeraCrypt container discovered within the evidence. The second part focuses on memory forensics using a Windows memory dump. Students are expected to reconstruct process execution timelines, examine suspicious processes including PowerShell, Notepad and AtomicService, identify process owners and SIDs, extract relevant memory artefacts and produce an executive summary suitable for a non-technical audience. The third part requires an extensive Windows Registry and system artefact investigation. Students examine operating-system information, users, network configuration, login activity, suspicious files, executable and DLL creation, BAM records, Prefetch artefacts, scheduled tasks, persistence mechanisms and evidence of potentially malicious activity. Findings must be supported with screenshots, extracted artefacts or other appropriate evidence. The assignment must use the university's official portfolio template and be submitted as a PDF. The template organises the work into forensic image analysis, memory investigation and Windows Registry investigation sections. For a public Reference Library entry, this title is better than simply “Digital Forensics Coursework” because it clearly communicates the three major technical components of the work.
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Quality Engineering / Manufacturing Engineering / Statistical Quality Contro
2,500 words
Advanced Quality Engineering: Gauge R&R, Process Capability and Statistical Process Control Analysis
This Advanced Quality Engineering coursework requires students to apply quantitative quality-management techniques to a realistic manufacturing scenario involving the production of precision components. The assessment combines measurement system analysis, process capability evaluation and Statistical Process Control (SPC) to determine whether measurement and manufacturing processes are sufficiently reliable and capable of meeting specified engineering requirements. The first stage focuses on Gauge Repeatability and Reproducibility (Gauge R&R). Students are provided with measurements from ten components, with each component measured twice by two different operators. Using the supplied data and the module's Gauge R&R calculator, students must assess whether the measurement system is capable of evaluating a critical component dimension specified between 115 mm and 116 mm. This section tests the ability to evaluate measurement variation and determine the suitability of a measuring system for quality-control purposes. The second task requires comparison of two CNC machining processes. Historical batch measurements from a Honzaki CNC vertical milling machine are compared with measurements from a replacement Kawda CNC vertical milling machine. Students must calculate the Cp and Cpk process capability indices for both processes, interpret the results and determine which process is better suited to producing components within specification. Recommendations for process improvement and responsibility for corrective action must also be considered. The final task applies Statistical Process Control. Students must construct appropriate X-bar and R control charts, calculate the relevant control limits, plot process performance and investigate potential out-of-control conditions to identify differences between components produced by the two machines. Supporting module material emphasises the distinction between common and special causes of variation, interpretation of abnormal control-chart patterns, process capability and the use of SPC as a feedback mechanism for preventing defective output and improving manufacturing quality. Reference style: keep this as Not specified in the portal. The handbook requires external material to be properly acknowledged, but the uploaded guideline does not prescribe Harvard, APA, IEEE or another named referencing system.
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