Overview This assignment will give you experience using SensorManager in Android Studio and will help you understand its purpose. As you work with SensorManager, continually ask yourself when it would be effective to use in an application. Also be sure to reference the readings that are linked in this week’s Resources section for further details and assistance as you progress through this assignment. Prompt Open Android Studio before beginning your work. You must address the following rubric criteria: Develop an app that uses SensorManager. Select one of the Android hardware sensors and develop a simple app that uses SensorManager to read and set the value from this sensor. The app should run in the Android Studio Emulator. You can choose to write the values from your sensor to the console or to the screen. Remember, the purpose of your app is only to accomplish the tasks that have been outlined and it should not be complicated. Test the app for appropriate functionality. Once you have completed the initial app creation, do the following:  Test your app using the Android Studio Emulator. Change the value of the selected sensor; does your app update correctly? Set breakpoints in the code to see where and when the values are being updated. Explain the purpose of SensorManager. Describe the purpose of SensorManager by comparing your reading and your experience during the creation and testing process. Identify 2–3 specific uses for SensorManager and discuss the context in which these apply.

Assignment OverviewUnit 2 - Discussion BoardASSIGNMENT DESCRIPTIONDeliverable Length: See assignment detailsOBJECTIVESIn your own words, answer this unit's discussion questions in a main post (recommended minimum 300 words), and respond to at least 2 peers’ postings (recommended minimum 75 words).After you have reviewed the Assignment Details below, click the Discussion Board link under the My Work heading above to open the Discussion Board and make your post.Assignment DetailsOrganizations must manage and administer an e-commerce site with attention to vulnerabilities to both organizational assets and client data. E-commerce creates potential vulnerabilities for the loss of personal information. Click the following article, which explores this topic:Does E-Commerce Have a Digital Privacy Problem?Search for and examine a case of an e-commerce site that has been compromised within the last 6 years. In your own words, summarize (2–3 paragraphs) what happened, addressing the following information in detail:How many customers were affected and what kind of data was lost? If the organization was not sure (or did not say) what was lost, state this in your post and discuss any potential consequences for customers.What steps did the organization take to address concerns? Alternatively, what lessons does this example offer?Provide a reference (with link) for your case example.When replying to fellow students, look for opportunities to connect their responses to other topics in the current unit, including points that you may have made in your own posts. You may also spot an opportunity to connect the discussion to an article or news story that you have read about, which you can link in your reply. In addition, you can share how your experience with the course content has shaped your opinions and ideas about e-commerce requirements and how participating in this discussion has done so.Grammar, spelling, punctuation, and format should be correct and professional. Begin contributing to the discussion by Friday.