MILS500 W1 Library Exercise
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1. Answer the following questions and conduct the directed literature searches:
a. Your Specific Research Question: Is the Marine Corps is properly trained, manned and equipped to operate, fight and win against a near peer threat in a contested future information environment?
b. Three key words (you may use short phrases as a single keyword, eg. “Cold War” or “Nuclear Proliferation”): Information Warfare, Future Information Environment and Anti-Access Area denial (A2AD).
c. Initial Boolean search strategies with Boolean operators (AND, OR, NOT) in capital letters (e.g. (key word1 AND key word2 AND key word3). Alter the operators but do not use new keywords others than those
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I came up with 403 results. I narrowed it down even more by using the peer reviewed option and I came up with 38 results with two source types; 34 for Scholarly Journals and 4 Trade journals. I could have also narrowed it down even more by using the follow options; publication date and title, Document type, Subject, Company/Organization, Location, Language and other document features.
B. Using the APUS Library, ProQuest Research Library to search with the following keywords and the “OR” Boolean operator. (Information Warfare) OR (Future Information Environment) OR (Anti-access area denial). I came up with 651,579 results.
C. Using the APUS Library, ProQuest Research Library to search with the following keywords and the “NOT” Boolean operator. (Information Warfare) NOT (Future Information Environment) NOT (Anti-access area denial). I came up with 96,940 results.
3) How and why did you develop the above primary and alternate search strategies as listed? I developed my alternate search strategy to narrow my search results which was based on a recommendation from the APUS library search engine.
4) Do your alternate search strategies narrow or expand the material expected to be returned in each search? My first alternate search strategy of using the “AND” Boolean operator narrowed my search material results the most. My second alternate search strategy of using the “OR” Boolean operator expanded my
Boolean-Boolean is a part of large algebra that is used for creating a true or false, Yes or no statement. A Boolean can be written in algorithm and coding.
35. Password-cracking can be accomplished by intelligent guessing on the part of the hacker or through the use of an automated __________ attack. Dictionary
Question 1.1.(TCO 10) Match the terms in Column I with the descriptions in Column II.
Entering a word or two words then and/or the another word or two word s and/or. I didn’t try the Not I didn’t feel there were words that was not relevant to my search.
Q3: Based on your understanding of search tools used for locating the precise information on Web; answer the following?
mandatory and discretionary access control policies. ACM Transactions on Information and System Security, Vol. 3, No. 2.
Winning the war on [terrorism] requires winning the war of information. [The United state is] dealing with a very dangerous, very patient, very diabolical enemy who wants to [harm it], and in order to be effective in dealing with this enemy, [the country needs] to have information. [The United States needs] to know who the enemy is …[,] what the enemy is thinking …[, and] where the enemy is thinking about striking [next].(Domestic)
These three best solutions update their positions according to the position of best search agent. The position updating formulas are given as:
B. Matching type. Match concepts in column left with the best answers in column right. Write letters only.
3. (TCO 2) The symbols used to describe the logic of a program are known as _____.
goal-oriented use of special means and methods of influencing the enemy’s information resource, and also of protecting one’s own information resource, in order to achieve assigned goals. An information resource is understood to be information which is gathered and stored during the development of science, practical human activity and them UNCLASSIFIED Operational Environment Assessment Team IEA – Russia June 2008 2-10 10 operation of special organizations or devices for the collection, processing and presentation of information saved magnetically or in any other form which assures its delivery in time and space to its consumers in order to solve scientific, manufacturing or management tasks.” (“Ten Key Elements of the Russian Understanding of Information Operations,” 2004, Timothy L. Thomas, FMSO, Ft Leavenworth) His definition implies that IW is both a peacetime and wartime activity.
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