Reference no: EM133665652
Homework: Computer Science
Instructions
You must use the template I provided for this homework since it will make it a lot easier for you. Failure to do so will result in a return of your paper for you to redo, a reduction in points, or both.
The homework has four parts.
The first part involves picking something you found interesting from weeks one and two that you did not already write about in a forum or the first paper, exploring it beyond the readings, and expanding on it in a paper. This section of your paper must be at least three total pages long.
The second part involves picking one of the critical infrastructures you learned about in weeks three or four and writing about it using the six guidelines below. You cannot write about the critical infrastructure you wrote about in either your first two papers or a forum.
The third part involves picking one of the critical infrastructures you learned about in weeks four or five and writing about it using the six guidelines below. You cannot write about the critical infrastructure you wrote about in the first two papers or a forum.
The final part of your paper involves picking something you found interesting from weeks six, seven, or eight that you did not already write about in a forum, exploring it beyond the readings, and expanding on it in a paper. This section of your paper must be at least three total pages long.
It is up to you to decide what will be the most interesting for you!
You need to use the following outline for each of the two critical infrastructures:
A. Provide a Hypothetical Threat (cyber, natural disaster, or physical)
B. Brief background on the Critical Infrastructure as it relates to National Security
C. Elaborate on the known Risks/Threats/Hazards/Vulnerabilities from the Hypothetical Threat
D. Explain how damage from the Hypothetical Threat could impact the Dependencies/Interdependencies between critical infrastructure sectors
E. Existing Resiliency related to the Continuity of Operations
F. Consider how to Minimize Disruption that improves First Responder Safety.