This discussion extends beyond physical tools to circumvent locks. At the current time, locks are being combined with the Internet (home/office) with applications that access the locks termed the Internet of Things (IoT).

• How would you circumvent a lock without using physical tools.
• Your method does not have to be tested, theoretical perspectives are accepted.

I need in APA format with Citations(Referential)

    How these technologies can help users and make a product successful ?

Use-Cases/Design Flow (Visual Paradigm, mockups io, balsamiq mockups)

•    Git with either GitHub or GitLab

•    REST Api (assuming you won’t be using SOAP or GraphQL)

•    oAuth

•    JavaScript (angular vs react)

•    A responsive frontend framework (Bootstrap, Material Design, etc)

•    Swift (if we are doing iOS)

•    REST Api in Java, Spring/Hibernate, and Test Frameworks

•    Some Ops stuff, Apache/Nginx, SSL Certs (Let’s Encrypt), AWS/Google

•    Cloud/Heroku, Linux, ssh, Build Tools (such as Jenkins & WebPack)

please answer this question in very short paragraph 

Each of us perceives “ethics” from our own point of reference as to what is or is not ethical. This assignment asks you to consider ethics and whistleblowers. Select one of the behaviors listed below for your discussion posting. Base your posting on your relationship with the “unethical person” and any risk involved in “whistle blowing”.

1. Stealing from an employer

2. Falsifying a time sheet

3. Padding an expense account

4. Falsifying any document or record

5. Lying about the conduct of a co-worker

For each discussion, you are required to write an initial post (300 words) and one secondary post (200 words).  The discussion forums will be worth 40 points apiece—25 points for the initial post and 15 points for the secondary post.

The Software Development Company now requests you build a C# program to collect information on software developers.

For this week’s assignment, build on the Week One Individual Assignment, “Console Display Message,” by allowing the user to enter one software developer’s name, ZIP Code, and monthly gross pay. After the user has entered the data, the program should display on the console the software developer’s name, ZIP Code, monthly gross pay, and taxes paid for that month. Taxes are set at 7% of the monthly gross pay.

Using Visual Studio® and C# programming concepts, write a program to meet the specifications of the company’s request. The program should have the following characteristics:

• Compile and Execute without errors
• Meets specifications by displaying on the console a welcome message along with the following information:
  • Software developer name
  • Zip Code
  • Gross monthly pay
  • Taxes
• Logic flow is clear, concise, and effective
• User inputs and outputs should be clear on screen
• The program code should laid out with appropriate indentation to show program structure
• Identifiers logically describe use
• Naming conventions are consistent
• Comments and headers to explain processing that is not obvious

Constraints for assignments in this course: Collect all data and store it as the user enters it. When all the data is collected, display the data and any calculated data on the console. Data displayed on the console must be correctly labelled so that the user will be able to understand what it means. After all data has been displayed, the program will prompt the user to press ENTER to continue, and will allow the program to finish (and the console to close), only after the user has pressed the key to dismiss the program.

 Week 4 Discussion 1by Roozer Tuladhar – Wednesday, 12 September 2018, 11:46 PM 

Non-verbal communication is a type of communication between two more people through facial expressions, body language or reading the situation rather than verbal interaction (Peterson & Leonhardt, 2015). Sometimes verbal communication might be misleading, so it is important to know about non-verbal communication as well. While a people might say something from their mouth, their body language might tell a different story (Ferenz, 2017). Non-verbal communication is especially important during negotiation. During negotiation, the opposition party might be saying something, but their actual intention might be different. So, if we could read their facial expressions, eye movements and body language them we might get an idea of when they really want and counter it (Peterson & Leonhardt, 2015).

One such example of non-verbal communications that had occurred was when I was strolling in a local park. I saw two adults sitting across from each other in a park. One of them was a man who was probably in his mid-thirties. He had a bit of grey hair and he was wearing a turtle neck sweater with khaki pants. He was looking at the ring in his finger and playing with it. He had a serious and sad expression in his face. On the other side was a woman who was in her thirties as well. She was wearing a summer dress and had gold earrings. Her nose was running red, she looked somber and was saying something to the man. Her hands were moving up and down and was very expressive. After some time, the guy tried to get closer and hold her hand, but she brushed him off and didn’t let him get near her. The guy then starts to scratch head and looks very worried and tensed now. I could see tears in his eyes. He gets to the ground and looks well beaten. After a while, the woman goes to the man and they embrace each other. They held each other’s hand and happily walked away. From this observation, I was able to conclude that they were probably husband and wife. The way the man was playing with the ring, made me think that it might have something to do with their marriage. When the women started being expressive, and yelling something, it might be possible that it was the man’s fault. He tried to go near her which meant he was trying to say sorry and make up, but the woman wouldn’t budge. Finally, when the woman got close to the man and they embraced each other I felt that the woman had forgiven the man. This observation is a great example of reading the body language, facial expression to get a sense of what is going on (Ferenz, 2017).

Read and respond to the above post in 200 words using APA format.