AssignmentFor the assignments in this course, you will be developing a comprehensive Computer Science Problem-Solving Research Project Report document that identifies a computer science problem and works through a formal scientific research process to first provide a proposed solution to the problem, then define the hypothesis and research question, as well as design the experiments to collect data to validate the solution. Your first task in this process will be to select a project to use as the basis of your research and analysis for each of the assignments in the course. You will also create the shell document for the final project deliverable that you will be working on during each unit. As you proceed through each project phase, you will add content to each section of the final document to gradually complete the final project delivery. Appropriate research should be conducted to support the development of your document, and assumptions may be made when necessary.The following are the project deliverables:Submit the project proposal to your instructor for approval.Computer Science Problem-Solving Research Project Report documentUse WordTitle PageCourse number and nameProject nameStudent nameDateTable of Contents (TOC) Use an autogenerated TOC.It should be on a separate page.It should be a maximum of 3 levels deep.Be sure to update the fields of the TOC so that it is up-to-date before submitting your project.Section Headings (create each heading on a new page with TBD as the content except for sections listed under New Content each week.)Template of the Content Project Outline (Week 1)Project Outline (Week 1)1.1 Company Overview (Week 1)1.2 Project Introduction (Week 1)1.3 Problem Identification (Week 1)1.3.1 Problem Context and Background (Week 1)1.3.2 Problem Statement (Week 1)2. Solution Identification (Week 2)2.1 Solution Framework (Week 2)2.2 Hypothesis Statement (Week 2)2.3 Research Questions (Week 2)2.4 Related Works (Week 2)3. Research Methodology (Week3 )3.1 Research Matters (Week 3)3.2 Experiment Design (Week 3)3.2.1 Experiment Requirements (Week 3)3.2.2 Experiment Procedures (week 3)4. Project Plan (Week 4)4.1 Project Plan for Data Collection & Analysis (Week 4)4.2 Risk and Cost-Benefit Analysis (Week 4) 5. Conclusion and Future Works (Week 5)5.1 Conclusion (Week 5)5.2 Limitations (Week 5)5.3 Future Works (Week 5)Abstract and Keywords (Week 5) (Put them on the title page)References (add new references as needed every week)New Content for Week 1 1. Project Outline1.1 Company Overview Give a brief description of the organization (can be a hypothetical organization) that the problem relates to. Include the company size, location(s), and other pertinent information.1.2 Project IntroductionGive a brief description of the main business products and/or services that the company is currently offering. Include the strength and weakness of the products and/or services, the competitors, and the challenges, etc.1.3 Problem Identification1.3.1 Problem Context and BackgroundProvide an overview of the problem that is suitable for a nontechnical audience. The overview must present the context and the background of the problem and the potential impact on the company or organization.1.3.2 Problem StatementFormulate a problem statement for the project. The problem statement should be one sentence that describes both the problem symptom and the problem root cause. The standard format for one sentence problem statement is “The problem symptom due to the problem root cause.”For example, let’s assume that in one evening, the severe weather has caused a sudden power outage at one of CTU’s campuses. We can use a one sentence “problem statement” to describe such problem: “In the campus, all classrooms are now embedded in the darkness due to the sudden power outage.” In this statement, the problem symptom is “In the campus, all classrooms are now embedded in the darkness” while the problem root cause is “the sudden power outage”. That is this is an accurate one sentence problem statement for this situation.Name the document "yourname_CS698_IP1.doc."Submit the document for grading.

Since you did such a superb job deciphering the mysterious communiqué, the joint task force has asked for your assistance again with a new case. They have asked you to plan and conduct the preliminary passive scan. Using what you learned in class, conduct data gathering and footprinting on a website of your choice and prepare to provide your findings to the task force.Write a paper in which you answer the following:Describe all preplanning activities prior to conducting the passive scan on the target site.Explain what tools are required to conduct a passive scan on a website or company.Outline the procedures and results of the data gathering, noting any flaws or weaknesses.Use at least three quality resources in this assignment. Note: Wikipedia and similar websites do not qualify as quality resources. The specific course learning outcomes associated with this assignment are:Identify common information-gathering tools and techniques.Explain the process of network traffic analysis and sniffing and their appropriate tools.Compare and contrast defensive technologies.Use technology and information resources to research issues in cybercrime techniques and response.Write clearly and concisely about topics related to cybercrime techniques and response using proper writing mechanics and technical style conventions.