Review The Power of Good Design attached and select three of the ten principles noted for good design. Next in R, utilize these three principles in a problem that you will solve. First note the problem to solve, the dataset (where the information was pulled from), and what methods you are going to take to solve the problem. Ensure the problem is simple enough to complete within a three-page document. For example, I need to purchase a house and want to know what my options are given x amount of dollars and x location based on a sample of data from Zillow within each location. Ensure there is data visualization in the homework and note how it relates to the three principles selected. Topics: Context and Vision https://youtu.be/vtBNVeYwIr8 Basic Data Analysis in R-Studio Use RStudio to generate a word document with basic data analysis. Learn simple commands to conduct basic data analysis with RStudio.

Purpose: This project requires you to identify and assess legal issues, apply the law to the facts and make recommendations. The issues relate to the concepts and assigned materials covered in weeks 1, 2, and 3. This project will guide you in preparing a PowerPoint presentation.This project meets the following course outcomes:recommend appropriate actions in the business environment based on an understanding of sources of law, substantive legal concepts, legal process and procedure, and available remedies; andanalyze tort rights, obligations, liabilities, and remedies in the business environment.Background/Facts: TLG is continuing to work with its new client, Clean-n-Shine (Clean), a commercial cleaning company incorporated in Maryland, but doing business in all Mid-Atlantic states. Clean's owners have primary concerns about negligence risks and liabilities related to potential accidents occurring in their public business space to employees and/or customers.Clean is headquartered in commercial space in a local shopping center. This is a public space that includes private business offices, a public reception area, a conference meeting area, and space for potential and existing clients to meet to discuss cleaning jobs, buy cleaning products, and complete contracts for cleaning services. The shopping center is busy and heavily trafficked with shoppers.Winnie and Ralph request that you research and recommend a plan to identify potential negligence risks/liabilities and ways to minimize those potential negligence risks in Clean's public facility. You will then make a PowerPoint supported presentation to the Clean owners. The Clean owners will use the plan to refine policies and procedures to prevent and/or minimize their liabilities. InstructionsPrepare a PowerPoint (PPT) presentation to:(1) develop a plan to identify and explain potential negligence risks/liabilities, and (2) recommend ways to minimize those potential negligence risks in Clean's public facility. (3) The plan focuses on potential tort liabilities for negligence (do not discuss or include the tort of strict product liability in this project).The PowerPoint presentation will be labeled in 2 parts:There is no set number of PPT slides required, but it is important to be complete and comprehensive in the presentation. Use only the assigned resources available in the classroom for the project.Formatting An opening slide with your name, class name and number and date of submissionAn Introductory slide is always appropriate and appreciatedA Summary or Conclusion slide is also appropriateThe Speaker Notes on a final slide titled “Resources” should reflect the full APA citation of all resources. (Note: There should be an in-text citation in the Speaker Notes narrative wherever a supportive resource is referenced.)Using PowerPoint slides, create two (2) distinct parts of your presentation:1. Identify and explain 3 different specific situations that could create negligence risks/liabilities for Clean in its public facility. Explain why/how each situation creates possible negligence liabilityPart I. Risks and Liabilities Negligence Risk Situation 1Negligence Risk Situation 2 Negligence Risk Situation 32. Develop and explain policies and/or procedures Clean could implement to prevent or minimize the negligence risk/liability for each situation discussed in 1 above.Part II. Policies and Procedures1. Policy/Procedure for Negligence Risk Situation 1 Policy/Procedure for Negligence Risk Situation 2 Policy/Procedure for Negligence Risk Situation 3

Sandwich Islands, LLC has a new research and development group called SIDG. All systems in SIDG will run the Linux operating system and will access/share resources across SIDG’s ~500 client operating system desktops/laptops currently running Windows 7 and Windows 8.1. There is a mix of desktop and laptop systems. Current Desktop/Laptop Configuration for Windows 8.1: Processor: Intel Core i3 Second Generation Memory: 8GB RAM Hard Drive: 350GB Network Card: 10/100/1000 Mbps USB Ports: 4 USB 3.0 Monitor: 22-inch LCD Current Desktop/Laptop Configuration for Windows 7: Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo Memory: 2GB RAM Hard Drive: 80GB Network Card: 10/100 Mbps USB Ports: 4 USB 2.0 Monitor: 17-inch LCD Your Supervisor has tasked you with a proposal to replace all Windows systems with Linux systems. You will implement the Linux variant that in your professional opinion best meets SIDG’s needs. Requirements Your final submission should contain at least 5 to 7 pages of text (not counting title page, images, diagrams, tables, or bibliography). It must be double-spaced, have 1-inch margins, and use 12-point Times New Roman or 10-point Arial/Helvetica font. A title page is required. You must first submit your assignment to the Turnitit.com website, resolve any originality issues (defined as 40% or higher overall and any obvious non-cited sources that appear). Once you’ve deemed all originality issues resolved, submit to your assignment folder within our LEO classroom. Failure to do so may result in point deductions. Follow the TurnItIn instructions provided within the class. You must address the following in your proposal, and you may make any assumptions which are not explicitly specified (provided you adequately document these assumptions in your proposal): Plan for the migration from Windows to Linux, considering time, cost, and manpower. Determine how the Linux workstations will ‘talk’ to the exiting ActiveDirectory infrastructure. NOTE: SIDG utilizes Windows Server 2016 domain controllers & AD. **These backend services are NOT changing in the upgrade**Research and justify whether existing computer hardware or new hardware will be usedDetermine the Linux distro/software applications to be used and the installation optionsMake every effort to present users with a ‘familiar’ desktop environmentDocument how the systems will receive IP addressesDocument how the systems will access name resolution (DNS)Document how users will logon to the ActiveDirectory domainDocument how users will access and share files on the networkDocument how users will printDocument how (or if) data will be encrypted (and why)Document how users will access/use the two existing legacy applications that have no corresponding version on Linux