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Answer:
3. Timestamp and Validation schedulers guarantee serializability.
Explanation:
Timestamp is a sequence of information encoded when a certain event occurs at a given time that information is decoded and message is identified. Time schedulers is optimistic scheduler and it removes physically unrealizable behavior. Timestamp cannot guarantee serializability. It can detect unrealizable behavior.
Answer:
a. Project manager
Explanation:
Project manager -
A project manager refers to the person , who is incharge of a particular project , is referred to as a project manager.
The person is responsible to plan , allot the task to all the team members , start and finish the task on time , all the steps required for the project .
A project manager is the person who need to be informed about any task related to the project.
Hence, from the question,
The correct option is - a. Project manager .
Answer:
The answer is below
Explanation:
The major procedures that investigators must use to collect network trace evidence of computer-related crimes include the following:
1. Establish appropriate guidelines to follow: before starting the actual investigation, all the legal procedures and instructions to follow must be clearly stated and shown to everybody involved in the investigation process.
2. Assess the Evidence: the investigators must assess all the available evidence by checking the computer through a specific means. The assessment includes checking of hard drives, email accounts, social networking sites, or similar digital prints that can be used as proof of the criminal activities
3. Acquire the Evidence: here the investigators must find an appropriate means of gathering the evidence formally and legally. This may involve the removal of any form of hardware such as hard drives, and software-related items that can be extracted.
4. Examine the Evidence: this involved examination of the acquired evidence, to determine if it can be used as proof or not. This involved analyzing the evidence to check if they correlate with the criminal activities under investigation. Some of the things to check include, date of formation of the evidence, the names attached to it, the routes those data were sent or received from, etc.
5. Prepare a report and document them appropriately: this involved the proper detailing and recording of the information derived from the evidence. It includes the time of evidence examination and methods used in examining them. Also, the means at which they acquired the evidence among others.