… from text, and document information mining, refers to the process of extracting interesting patterns from very large text corpus for the purposes of discovering knowledge. Text mining is an interdisciplinary field involving information retrieval,…

… and counter server have a physically secured tamper-proof hardware. So, a potential hacker has no way of physically destroying or altering the hardware of the server. *<Tab/>Terminal is tamper-proof in the sense that there is no way…

… Viruses have brought a lot of chaos and confusion to many computer users, and are damaging to all enterprises using LANs and WAN. The latest wave of computer-borne viruses and worms shows just how vital it is for firms, to ensure that their IT department…

… Bean Assignment 8 November 28, 2004 Firewalls Why is a firewall valuable? Many Corporations are using computers that are connected to communication networks, such as intranets, extranets, and the Internet. Sensitive corporation data is transferred…

… is an enormous pest propagating throughout the internet. Spyware is malicious computer code similar to a virus but not sinister. Spyware collects information on your internet browsing habits without the user's knowledge and reports the results back…

… models where developed in order to carry out tasks in a structured and logical way. Assuming that a project proceeds in a normal and orderly manor, there are steps that need to be followed, depending on what the particular project is. A good…

… has revolutionised the way in which people live today. This applies in industry, commerce, offices, and out of work activities. The impact of this revolution has benefited and it can also be argued, had a negative effect on all areas of day-to-day…

… there are three issues that need dealing with in my department. As the Telecoms Manager I have produced this report. The three issues are: 1.<Tab/>Incoming calls have to wait a long time to be answered by the switchboard operators…

… University conducted an experiment designed to measure internet performance and assess both telecommunication access and success. Furthermore, the two observed which U.S. cities are the most efficient in both criteria. <Tab/>The Internet…

… the only way to communicate with each other was to write letters. It took days before the letter got to the recipient and it took days for the writer to get the reply. Then telephones were invented and conversations became instant. Most people loved…