Please submit (i) a word file explaining in detail your answers to each question (you can use screenshots of the R to explain your answers) AND (ii) an R file with a separate tab for each question. For each question, make sure you develop the model and present the simulation results the R file should be self-explanatory. The assessment of your work will include both the accuracy and the clarity of your word file and the R file. But even if you are struggling with R, we will grade favorably if you demonstrate your understanding of the concepts and how you are planning to solve the problem.

Instructions: In one file, write programs for the tasks below and. In the top comments section of the file, please include your name, the date, and the assignment number. While you do not have to add comments for every line of code, please include comments to tell a reader what you are doing. Commenting your code also suggests to me that you know what you are doing.

While there is no one way to do things, your code should only use commands and methods from class. I do not want you using other commands that you got from the internet.

For miniproject 1, please select your favorite dataset from either Kaggle.com or UCI
Machine Learning Datasets (https://archive.ics.uci.edu/ml/index.php).
Please write a 1-page QUESTION of the selected dataset and a list of 10 operations that
you plan to perform with the dataset. The operations can include finding maximum,
minimum, standard deviation, and average values, selecting and plotting subsets of data,
checking for erroneous or missing values, etc. The more innovative the operations are,
the better is the miniproject.
Then, write R scripts to carry out the operations that you include in your proposal.

In this discussion, present some strengths and weaknesses of each testing/analysis category. When do you think is the best time within the development process to apply analysis tools?

Pick a programming language and make an argument why a particular commercial or open-source tool would be a good choice for security testing an application developed in that language. Limit your response to three paragraphs at most. Provide a reference to the tool, and demonstrate or at a minimum describe its functionality.

I need someone to create for me a 10 slides power point presentation that compares Python Language and C++ Language. The presentation should look very creative and simple to read from since I will be demonstrating it. You need to use citations and preferably have them on the end slide. Make the slides look professional, very neat and attractive. Don’t put crazy amount of wording into the slides, use photos.