...Analyzing a Web Page Analyzing a Web Page The website I chose is to evaluate is Community Action Committee known as (knoxcac.org.). This website is about helping the Knox County residence get help that they need by putting the information on their website that will guide them in the right direction for assistance in healthcare, housing, and services for children and seniors. According to Widner University and Wolfram Memorial Library, there are four ways to properly analyze a website to make sure that the information that you are getting is legitimate and credible. The first one is checking the Authority of the website. This means that the website should have it clearly posted the person or persons who are responsible for the information that is posted on the website. There should be a name of the person or group and/or some kind of contact information for that person. On the website I chose there is a specific person listed as the Executive contact of the CAC along with individual names, phone and fax numbers, and email contact for each neighborhood. I did not see a copyright date on the website but all the information concerning the webpage is listed such as address, and phone numbers. The second thing that they talked about was accuracy. Making sure that the information is indeed factual as well as the sources being listed is also very important. Including dates that the information was added to the site is also very important. Looking to make sure that the information...
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...Effective Keyword Extraction Method for Videos in Web Pages by Analyzing their Layout Structures Jongwon Lee Chungkang College 162 Chungkang-ro Majang-myun Ichon-si, Gyunggi-do 467-744, Korea Abstract- This paper proposes an effective keyword extraction method for the Web videos by analyzing the structure of the Web pages. The proposed scheme calculates the relative importance (or weights) of the text blocks to a video by analyzing the distances of the text blocks to the video. This distance, called the layout distance, indicates a degree of relevance of text block to video, and could be estimated by analyzing the layout structure of Web pages. Since the Web pages with several videos such as Web pages posting UCC videos have a special layout structure, this layout analysis helps to precisely estimate the relevance of text block to the video. This weight of text block is used to compute the final weights of keywords extracted from that text block by analyzing their HTML tags and other well-known techniques such as TF/IDF. Some experiments with 1,087 Web pages that have total 2,462 videos show that the precision of the proposed extraction scheme is 17% higher than ImageRover[1]. Giseok Choi, Juyeon Jang, and Jongho Nang Sogang University 1 Sinsu-dong Mapo-gu, Seoul 121-742, Korea weights are inverse proportional to the layout distances to the video, however, they are adjusted by reflecting the structural characteristics of Web pages with videos. After assigning the weights to the...
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...of the three phases in the evolution of CRM? A) Reporting B) Analyzing C) Processing D) Predicting Answer: C Level: Easy Page: 263 Response: Processing is not one of the three phases in the evolution of CRM. 2. What helps an organization identify its customers across applications? A) Reporting B) Analyzing C) Processing D) Predicting Answer: A Level: Easy Page: 263 Response: Reporting helps an organization identify its customers across applications. 3. What is an organization performing when it asks questions such as "why was customer revenue so high"? A) Reporting B) Analyzing C) Processing D) Predicting Answer: B Level: Easy Page: 264 Response: Why was customer revenue so high is analyzing. 4. What is an organization performing when it asks questions such as "which customers are at risk of leaving"? A) Reporting B) Analyzing C) Processing D) Predicting Answer: D Level: Easy Page: 264 Response: Which customers are at risk of leaving is predicting. 5. Which question below represents a reporting example? A) Why did sales not meet forecasts? B) What customers are at risk of leaving? C) What is the total revenue by customer? D) All of the above Answer: C Level: Medium Page: 264 Response: Total revenue by customer is a report. 6. Which question below represents an analyzing question? A) Why did sales not meet forecasts? B) What customers...
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...Maven. * Extensive experience in using Github to keep track of changes in the code base. * Worked on Stored Procedures, Triggers, Functions, Views and Database Design. * Experienced in web application development using Java for back end development. * Solid experience working on Dependency Injections in Spring using XML. * Have worked on front end designing using JSP, as well as CSS, Ajax, EL and JSTL. * Ability on front end validation using HTML 5 and JavaScript. * Technical experience on AOP framework Spring, ORM framework Hibernate, MVC framework Struts and SpringMVC, and JavaScript framework Angular JS. * Solid knowledge of AOP and EJB. * Have been included in all aspect of Software Development Life. * Worked on unit testing using JUnit framework. * Experienced in working on WSDL based SOAP webservice using Apache CXF, and RESTful webservice using Jersey. * Knowledge of validation through struts-validation and Java annotation based validation. * Strong ability of utilizing Spring integration with Struts 1.3.1 and Hibernate 3.6. * Developed multiple distributed, transactional, portable applications using EJB architecture. * Practical knowledge of DB Servers including Weblogic12c, Tomat 7, Oracle10g, MySQL, Active Server Page, TFS, Access, and SharePoint. * Solid understanding of database performance tuning and code optimization. * Fluent Mandarin and English. Education Bachelor of Science University of Miami...
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...Analyzing a Web Page BSHS/352 November 22, 2011 How to Properly Analyze a Web Page At the click of a button, a person is able to search the internet for what he or she needs. In the past 25 years, the internet has hit the largest boom that has yet to be seen on planet earth. The internet is a handy tool that allows a person to access any information he or she desires effortlessly, with little to no cost, depending upon what the person is looking for. The key to using the internet is to understand its purpose and what the site is trying to provide. Not everything that is on the web is legit or trustworthy; this is why it is important to really analyze the website thoroughly before taking too many actions. In today’s paper, I will be analyzing a specific web page and discussing my findings. I will also be discussing the value and relevance of this site to clients or human services agencies. How to Evaluate a Website According to Widener University, there are different ways to evaluate a website. “When evaluating a website, a person should check for: authority, accuracy, currency, and objectivity” (www.widener.com). Websites are generated with several domains such as gov, edu, org and com. Unlike most sources, the internet is unfiltered. If there is any question whether or not the website is legit, then there is a slight chance that it may not be. There is slim to none on the control of what is being posted over the internet, so virtually anyone can create a website...
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...document and some in-lne object which comprises a huge number of web documents and hyperlinks and the way a user accesses the web pages. Regarding the first factor, the Web site can be best characterized by analyzing the connectivity of the Web pages and the number of the in-line objects in each page. Based on this connectivity, a Web user can follow a series of links to browse the Web site, by either clicking the hyperlinks or typing the URLs. Because user’s request are responded to differently from target web servers, This may lead to different logs for the same page being accessed by different users or through different paths. With regard to the second factor, the browsing behaviors are determined by the way users access Web pages, i.e., which Web pages they choose and in which order. In considering the factors described above, we now introduce our User Web browsing behviour monitoring model(propriotory logfile). When a logged in user click a hyperlink pointing to a page, the browser send out a number of request for the page and its contents. A logfile which is hidden from the user records the HTTTP (GET and POST) request of the user's click behaviour and activities performed on the web application. This log is responsible to generate logs for all user's (normal or malicious). Data for analysis capture by the logfile include username, ip, activity, activity time, ulr of from pages, browser used and time the web application was first accessed. The importance of the log is to...
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...WHAT IS VISUAL SOCIAL SEMIOTICS? Semiotics is generally described as the “study of signs.” For a sign to exist, there must be meaning or content (the signified) manifested through some form of expression or representation (the sign). Figure 1 is a well-known painting by Rene Magritte that demonstrates this relationship in a striking and explicit manner. By putting the sentence This is not a pipe below a highly realistic representation of a pipe, Magritte reminds viewers that the image is not reality but artifice–in other words, a representation or sign. A thoughtful viewer might note that the word “pipe” itself is an arbitrary combination of four letters that conveys the concept of “pipe” through the form of written expression–once again, a sign. Signs exist within semiotic systems. For example, the green light in a traffic signal is a sign meaning “go” within the semiotic system of traffic control; words are signs in the semiotic system of language; gestures are signs within the semiotic system of nonverbal communication; and so on. Because semiotic systems encompass the entire range of human practices, Semiotics provides us with a potentially unifying conceptual framework and a set of methods and terms for use across the full range of signifying practices, which include gesture, posture, dress, writing, speech, photography, film, television, and radio…. As David Sless notes, “we consult linguists to find out about language, art historians or critics to find out about paintings...
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...search engine compatibility issues of any kind of website in great detail. We have a team of highly innovative professionals providing you with get instant results to rise in the highly competitive market within your niche. We will help you to increase your visibility in all the major search engines by improving keyword rankings and boosting your real time website traffic with lots of back links which are always done through White Hat techniques. Our pre-designed SEO packages give you an idea of the action plan suitable for your business. We will customize our services according to your SEO requirements. Our project analyzing team will first examine your website and your competition’s market rankings. We, along with our clients, discuss and outline goals from time-to-time in order to stay on track. Our comprehensive SEO strategies comprise of On-Page and Off-Page optimization. We also give importance to any suggestions regarding the content, layout formatting, navigation requirements and overall structuring of the website given by the client. [COMPANY.Company] has satisfied various clients across the globe and we have been appreciated by utilizing our prompt website ranking strategies,...
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...Interested in learning more about security? SANS Institute InfoSec Reading Room This paper is from the SANS Institute Reading Room site. Reposting is not permitted without express written permission. Analyzing Man-in-the-Browser (MITB) Attacks The Matrix is real and living inside your browser. How do you ask? In the form of malware that is targeting your financial institutions. Though, the machines creating this malware do not have to target the institution, rather your Internet browser. By changing what you see in the browser, the attackers now have the ability to steal any information that you enter and display whatever they choose. This has become known as the Man-in-the-Browser (MITB) attack. AD Copyright SANS Institute Author Retains Full Rights Analyzing Man in the Browser Attacks | 1 Analyzing Man-in-the-Browser (MITB) Attacks GIAC (GCFA) Gold Certification Author: Chris Cain, cicain08@gmail.com Advisor: Dominicus Adriyanto Accepted: December 22nd 2014 Abstract The Matrix is real and living inside your browser. How do you ask? In the form of malware that is targeting your financial institutions. Though, the machines creating this malware don’t have to target the institution, rather your Internet browser. By changing what you see in the browser, the attackers now have the ability to steal any information that you enter and display whatever they choose. This has become known as the Man-in-the-Browser (MITB) attack. No one is safe from ...
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...CRT 205 Week 3 Assignment Analyzing Credibility To Buy This material Click below link http://www.uoptutors.com/crt-205/crt-205-week-3-assignment-analyzing-credibility Assignment: Analyzing Credibility Resources: “Giuliani Remembers 9/11‖ news clip and video ads located at one of the links listed below. Due Date: Day 7 [Individual forum] View and assess the credibility of these media and advertising examples: o The CNN Pipeline news clip located on the Materials tab of your student web page for Week Three. o Select one of the following links to view the video ads available at that Web site: http://www.toyota.com/corolla/demos.html http://www.progressive.com/commercials/progressive-commercials.aspx http://www.pedigree.com.au/tv/ http://www.wendys.com/ads/ Answer the following in regard to each of the two examples in a 100- to 200-word response: o Who paid for each example to be created? o Can you detect a slant—that is, a secondary opinion conveyed by the examples’ creators? o What does each example reflect about society at large? Is it credible? Explain your answers. Answer the following in regard to the news clip in a 50- to 100-word response: o Are you skeptical of the sources’ credibility? Why or why not? o Do you detect any bias? Why or why not? Answer the following in regard to the video ad on one of the links above in a 100- to 200-word response: o Does the ad make a claim? o What fear or desire does the ad play into? o...
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...Kudler Fine Food Analyzing Prototype Kudler Fine Foods wants to improve the functionality of their current website to be more competitive. Team C has research the challenges of implementing e-commerce functionality. Team C analyzes how to add online shopping cart functionality to Kudler's site and how to optimize the website search engine. In the following paper we will be discussing the following question. Identify basic XHTML tags and attributes used in the prototype; compare how different web browsers display our prototype and what difference did we see in the web browsers and what caused them? Describe how Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) were used to format your web content. Explain how JavaScript® arrays, loops and conditional statements were used in your prototype. Identify professional web development standards we used in the development of your prototype. Then we will explain how metadata might promote this website and identity the process we used to publish, maintain, and redesign the website. Kudler Fine Foods specializes in bakery, pastry products, fresh produce, fresh meat & seafood, condiments and packaged foods and cheese and specialty dairy products. They also specialize in wine and have a wine steward who assists customers in making their selection. Kudler Fine Foods has a local upscale specialty retail store in the San Diego metro area, and has two other locations in California. By having their location in an upscale area, Kudler Fine Foods strategy...
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...Web Pages Analysis – Module 7 As the world of technology progresses every day, having a website has become crucial for businesses and schools. “With costs being extremely low at the entry level, it's becoming difficult to imagine a reason for any company of any size not to have a website.” [1] There are multiple benefits of having a website such as: save time and cost, increase sales, services, and accessibility, higher credibility, and so forth. For this research paper I will be analyzing six web pages. Based on the e-business I’m creating, three business pages I’m reviewing are: Essay Lab, Smart Writing Services and Ninja Essays. The remaining three web sites are: Suffolk Community College, Nassau Community College and Dr. Ebrahimi’s website. To begin with, Essay Lab is one of the three writing service businesses I’ve selected. The home page of this particular business is informative and gives a good idea of what the business is about and why would a person need to use their service. However, I feel more information to support their business could be provided. Another issue is the content is not direct to the point; instead it drags on causing lack of interest to the reader. Stating live chat availability and not actually providing it is another problem with the website which fails to meet the 7x2C standard of ‘Completeness and Coverage’. On the other hand, the navigation is consistent and effective. The organization of the website as well is intuitive and easy to...
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...CRT 205 Week 3 Assignment Analyzing Credibility To Buy This material Click below link http://www.uoptutors.com/crt-205/crt-205-week-3-assignment-analyzing-credibility Assignment: Analyzing Credibility Resources: “Giuliani Remembers 9/11‖ news clip and video ads located at one of the links listed below. Due Date: Day 7 [Individual forum] View and assess the credibility of these media and advertising examples: o The CNN Pipeline news clip located on the Materials tab of your student web page for Week Three. o Select one of the following links to view the video ads available at that Web site: http://www.toyota.com/corolla/demos.html http://www.progressive.com/commercials/progressive-commercials.aspx http://www.pedigree.com.au/tv/ http://www.wendys.com/ads/ Answer the following in regard to each of the two examples in a 100- to 200-word response: o Who paid for each example to be created? o Can you detect a slant—that is, a secondary opinion conveyed by the examples’ creators? o What does each example reflect about society at large? Is it credible? Explain your answers. Answer the following in regard to the news clip in a 50- to 100-word response: o Are you skeptical of the sources’ credibility? Why or why not? o Do you detect any bias? Why or why not? Answer the following in regard to the video ad on one of the links above in a 100- to 200-word response: o Does the ad make a claim? o What fear or desire does the ad play into? o...
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...potential customer to read them to make an informed decision on whether to purchase the product or not. This paper proposes a novel tool named as Opinion Comparator for analyzing and comparing consumer opinions on competing products. This tool is useful to both potential customers and product manufacturers. A potential customer can see a visual comparison of products, which helps him/her to decide which product to buy. For a product manufacturer, the comparison enables it to easily gather marketing intelligence. This tool shows the features of a product along with their polarity on a bar graph. This tool uses language pattern mining and it extracts product features from the reviews of the format containing Pros and Cons of a particular product. Experimental results show that the technique is highly effective as it summarizes product reviews given by different customers. It visualizes this summarization using bar graphs with opinion polarity which helps user for better decision making. 1. INTRODUCTION The Web has dramatically changed the way that consumer express their opinions. They can now post reviews of products at merchant sites and express their views on almost anything in Internet forums, discussion groups, and blogs. There are also dedicated review sites, e.g., epininons.com. With more and more people using the Web to express opinions, the number of reviews that a product receives grows rapidly. For some popular products, the number of reviews can be in hundreds or more. These...
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...Give a short definition for each of the following terms: Data mining - (sometimes called data or knowledge discovery) is the process of analyzing data from different perspectives and summarizing it into useful information - information that can be used to increase revenue, cuts costs, or both. Data warehouse - A data warehouse is a copy of transaction data specifically structured for querying and reporting. Data warehouse can be normalized or renormalized. It can be a relational database, multidimensional database, flat file, hierarchical database, object database, etc. Data warehouse data often gets changed. And data warehouses often focus on a specific activity or entity. BLOB – is a large file, typically an image or sound file, that must be handled (for example, uploaded, downloaded, or stored in a database) in a special way because of its size. Object represents the Java programming language mapping of an SQL BLOB (Binary Large Object). An SQL BLOB is a built-in type that stores a Binary Large Object as a column value in a row of a database table. HTTP - Short for HyperText Transfer Protocol, the underlying protocol used by the World Wide Web. HTTP defines how messages are formatted and transmitted, and what actions Web servers and browsers should take in response to various commands. Two-tier architecture - The two-tier architecture is like client server application. The direct communication takes place between client and server. There is no intermediate between...
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