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Ron McFarland, Ph.D.Kaplan University
IT200: Software Engineering
Unit 9From the course: “In this Unit you will learn
about the quality management process. This is the central process of activities, ensuring that the software application being developed is a quality product.
We will also discuss various security
considerations to ensure our software can withstand various types of attacks.”
Unit 9 AssignmentThe 1988 Internet Worm was the first major
worldwide computer security incident where malware (software that is malicious) propagated throughout the Internet.
This worm infected UNIX servers, taking advantage of different types of vulnerability within the installed code, such as Sendmail and finger.
The lessons from that incident are still valid and, surprisingly perhaps, the vulnerabilities identified that allowed the worm to cause such problems are still present in some modern software.
Unit 9 Assignment RecapClick the buttons below to access the
websites. Read through all of the supporting documents. Using MS Word, create a 300-400 word paper for a non-technical audience (CEOs perhaps) describing the importance of security in software systems.
Rename your project IT200_YourName_Unit9_Project.
Use APA formatSubmit to Drop box on or before due date
Discussion Question for Unit 9Explain why a high-quality software process
should lead to high-quality software applications. Do software standards stifle technological innovation?
Unit 10No SeminarShort WeekFinal Wrap up of “Project Charter”
Unit 10: Project Charter
IT200 Last SeminarQuestions about the remaining Units (Unit
9 and Unit 10)
Open questions:What did you like?What would you change?Other comments or suggestions?