1. Propose a systems infrastructure topology for your    corporation. Using the corporate profile, build a network diagram    that includes servers and workstations as appropriate. Be sure to    include all office locations.
2. Create a Visio (or    equivalent) diagram that illustrates this infrastructure.
3. Write a 250- to 350-word paper discussing the key aspects of the    placement and structure of the elements of this network layout. You    must use at least one credible reference.

attached is an example and my company profile

In this Programming Project, you will perform a few simple arithmetic operations.

COSC 2425 – Programming Project 1

You will write a simple assembly language program that performs a few arithmetic operations. This will require you to establish your programming environment and create the capability to assemble and execute the other assembly programs that will be part of this course.

Access to an assembler is needed to complete lab exercises and develop Assembly Language projects. Examples include Microsoft Visual Studio, asm, masm etc. Must compile, build and run in visual studio.

Your North Lake College student ID number is a 7-digit number (3098015). Begin by splitting your student ID into two different values. Assign the four most significant digits to a variable called ‘left’ and the three least significant digits to a variable called ‘right’.

You must choose the data type that is appropriate for the range of decimal values each variable can store. You will choose a data type when you define each of the variables in your program. Try to make efficient use of memory.

Calculate the sum of the two variables ‘left’ and ‘right’. Store this result in a variable called ‘total’.

Calculate the positive difference between the variables ‘left’ and ‘right’. Store this result in a variable called ‘diff’.

Define a character string called ‘message’ that contains the characters, “Hello World!”.

Define an array of data type WORD called ‘numbers’ that is initialized to the following values: 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, and 64.

Write assembly language code using what you know so far (do not look ahead in the book just yet) to determine the length of ‘numbers’. Store this value in a variable called ‘arrayLength’.

Move the contents of the variable ‘left’ into the EAX register.

Move the contents of the variable ‘right’ into the EBX register.

Move the contents of the variable ‘total’ into the ECX register.

Move the contents of the variable ‘diff’ into the EDX register.

Move the contents of the variable ‘arrayLength’ into the ESI register.

Call the author’s DumpReg routine to display the contents of the registers.

Submit your assembly language source code and a screen shot of the output packaged as a single file in “.ZIP” format. Call your file “PGProject1.zip” 

Submit your assembly language source code (.asm file) and screenshots that display your program’s successful execution (the output screen) together in a single file using “.ZIP” format (do NOT submit .rar files).  

in case if you need guide here is the attachment ofa book and guide on how to package the assignment please see the attachment.

Week 5 Assignment 3.1: Writing an Email

Due Week 5 and worth 150 points

Your supervisor has asked you to write a brief email on the vacation policy changes to be distributed to staff. You will need to listen to a voice mail from your supervisor with instructions on how to create the email to announce the new vacation policy. The voice mail will include specific details that must be followed in creating the email.

Listen to your supervisor’s voice mail here.

Create an email message in which you:

1. Create a one to two (1-2) paragraph email with five to seven (5-7) sentences that follows your supervisor’s instructions.  
2. Target the appropriate professional audience.
3. Use appropriate language for professional audience.
4. Use correct email formatting.
5. Follow appropriate netiquette rules for electronic communication.
6. Meet the 250-to-500-word minimum requirement.
7. Use correct sentence mechanics, grammar, spelling, punctuation, and style.
8. Provide the following heading on page one of your email and then begin your email:
   • TO: Insert Professor’s Name
   • FROM: Insert Your Name
   • DATE: Insert Assignment’s Due Date
   • RE: Create a title that relates to your topic and gets your audience’s attention

Assignment 2 Requirements:

1. You will have a single attempt

2.Download the assignment and thoroughly read the scenario

3. Use internet sources as well as your textbook.

Describe a policy monitoring and enforcement strategy for your organization. Identify and describe the legal implications of ISS policy enforcement after the modified policies are adapted.

Submission Requirements

• Format: Microsoft Word
• Font: Times New Roman, 12-Point, Double-Space
• Citation Style: Your school’s preferred style guide (APA)
• Length: 1–2 pages

Self-Assessment Checklist

• I wrote an academic paper.
• I described a policy monitoring and enforcement strategy for the organization.
• I identified and described the legal implications of ISS policy enforcement after the modified policies are adapted.

Sky Dust Stories Dr. Andrew Weiss of Thomson & Lee College maintains an astronomy site called Sky Dust Stories for the students in his class. On his website, he discusses many aspects of astronomy and star-gazing and shares interesting stories from the history of stargazing. He wants your help with one page that involves the Messier catalog, which lists the deep sky objects of particular interest to professional and amateur astronomers.

Dr. Weiss has already created the page content and layout but wants you to add some CSS graphic design styles to complete the page. A preview of the page you’ll create is shown in Figure 4-66.