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Duke University Open Course Introductory C Programming Specialization It includes four special coursers: Programming Fundamentals Writing, Running, and Fixing Code in C Pointers, Arrays, and Recursion Interacting with the System and Managing Memory Professors speak excellent English, I recommend. if you can not pass Poker game in the final exam of course 3 and 4, please let them away for sometime, after you competing the latter couses, then come back and you can pass them finally. ...

Cybersecurity Compliance Framework & System Administration subject matter experts (SMEs) SOC HIPAA PCI DSS Compliance and Industry Standards Summary(ISO/SOC/PCI/HIPAA) Center for Internet Security (CIS) Critical Security Controls CIS Controls Implementation Group Cybersecurity Roles, Processes & Operating System Security The Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) ITIL® 4: the framework for the management of IT-enabled services how IT Service Management (ITSM) and ITIL are related. Authentication and Access control 3, (Token, list and log are not) ...

Quantifier(logic) $∀$ , For All, Conjunction, ∧, all things $∃$, Exist, Disjunction, ∨, at least one $∃x$[$A(x) ∧ B(x)$] ≠ $∃x$$A(x)$ ∧ $∃x$$B(x)$, False There is a game player who is both an attacker and a defender. There is a game player who is an attacker, and There is a game player(another one?) who is a defender. $∃x$[$A(x) ∨ B(x)$] = $∃x$$A(x)$ ∨ $∃x$$B(x)$ There is a game player who is an attacker or a defender. ...

(∀𝑚∈ ℕ)(∃𝑛 ∈ ℕ)(𝑛>𝑚), True Express the existence assertions a. ($∃x$ ∈ ℕ)($x^3 = 27$ ) b. ($∃𝑛$ ∈ ℕ)(𝑛>10000) c. natural number n is not a prime ($∃p$ ∈ ℕ)($∃m$ ∈ ℕ)($p$>1 ∧ $m$>1 ∧ $n=pm$) Express the ‘for all’ assertions a. ($∀x$ ∉ ℕ)($x^3$ = 28) ¬($∃x$ ∈ $ℕ$)($x^3$ = 28) ($∀x$ ∈ ℕ)($x^3$ ≠ 28) ($∀x$ ∈ ℕ)¬($x^3$ = 28) b. ($∀n$ ∈ ℕ)($n>0$ ) c. ($∀p$ ∈ ℕ)($∀q$ ∈ ℕ)[( $n=pq$) ⇒ ($p=1$ V $q=1$)] ...