Introduction to Network Security Assignment | Essay Help Services

I had to choose a topic from the textbook, Guide to Networking Essential, 7th edition by Greg Tomsho. I chose Chapter 9: Introduction to Network Security. I can also forward my proposal if that would be helpful. In fact I would think that is very necessary. I can also forward the paper guidelines from the class

Final Paper Guidelines

Prof. Allan Greenberg

Your final paper for the course is due at 2020. No late papers will be accepted. Please submit a copy by hand on the above date and emailed to allan.greenberg@nyu.edu

Subject Material: Based on the textbook please select any chapter, item or idea (Something that would be near and dear to your heart, i.e., the desire to learn more). You may use the textbook as a starting point for your research only. The major portion of your research must be from other sources.

The intent of this paper is to demonstrate your understanding of the material taught this semester. It should include the same general structure (abstract/intro/related work/system architecture/implementation/evaluation/future work/conclusions) as in most academic papers. Of course, Obviously, depending on your project, the exact structure will vary.

The paper should be written for a scientific audience of experts in the field of Networking. In other words, it should present your research in the same manner as you would expect to see in documents and papers presented from companies such as Cisco, Symantec, or Microsoft, etc.

As with all papers, you must follow a set of formatting guidelines set by APA

• Papers must be between 15 and 20 pages long, including all text, figures, references, etc.

• Papers must be submitted in PDF format. No other formats will be accepted (no Word, HTML, or PostScript). It is your responsibility to ensure that your paper prints correctly on any type of printer. If you use color in your figures, ensure they can be discerned in black and white.

A template for writing papers using Microsoft Word can be downloaded from

Microsoft (http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/results.aspx?qu=research%20papers&ex=2&av=all),

or found on the web if you are not using Word. This template has the appropriate formatting, layout, etc. for final papers for the course.

• Your document should use 12-point, Times New Roman font, double-spaced. (Citations, Footnotes, captions, bibliographic entries, etc. can use a smaller font, but it must be legible, follow APA guidelines.) The left and right margins should be one inch; and top and bottom margins should be one inch. Generally, your paper should be visually appealing and easy to read.
• Email me if you have any questions! Allan.greenberg@nyu.edu

Reference Sites for APA format.

APA: www.apa.org

Purdue Online Writing Lab:   http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/01/

Midterm Proposal

Your midterm Proposal based on the above should be submitted no later than April 6, 2020. Your proposal should be no less than three (3) pages.

A proposal should include the following elements:

• Executive summary: State the reasons for writing the proposal and summarize.
• Statement of need: Detail why the project is necessary.
• Project description: Explain specifics of the project and how they will be performed and evaluated.
• Budget analysis: Explain how the project will be financed and categorize operating expenses. (if required)