1. Explain the differences between variable and attribute control charts. List t

1. Explain the differences between variable and attribute control charts. List the patterns on a control chart that would indicate an out-of-control process. 3 references
2. From the course readings do you think that there is enough oversight and legal boundaries to prevent abuses in intelligence operations? 3 references 3. Consider the material that we covered this week and discuss when you think a mixed methods approach should be used in research. What are some key arguments that are occurring within the discipline regarding this question? Your posts this week should demonstrate critical reflection upon the assigned readings.
What mixed methods approach could be used in your proposal? Combine a qualitative method with a quantitative method. PROPOSAL : Does capital punishment violate basic human rights?
Use citations and/or attribution to peer reviewed sources in the text of your posts. 3 references
4. Whether you are a Legal Studies, STEM, or Cybersecurity student, privacy is an ever-present concern when utilizing anything related to technology.
Review the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA),Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA), and the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).
For a helpful overview, consider reviewing: Digital Data Security and Privacy: Legislation and The Future of Privacy
Judge the efficiencies (or lack thereof) of these three laws regarding privacy. What additional laws or technologies are needed? What about Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PETs).
Examine cybersecurity laws in your home state and advise if the federal government should incorporate some of these state regulations or laws, particularly with respect to privacy interests, or discuss new innovations in technology to secure a technology user’s privacy and data and to prevent the breach of sensitive data.
With respect to privacy, how do we differentiate between illegal and unethical behavior? If we use technology, are we expected to lose some degree of privacy? 2 references