Workgroups Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This is an elaborate summary of all lectures, workgroups and chapter 2 (Eyler). Additionally, I provide some information of the study material. Using this summary, I got a 7.5 for the exam! It is written in English. If this document helped you during this course, I would highly appreciate it if you would leave me a positive review :)

This summary entails all information from the lectures, workgroups and articles. Everything you need to know for the exam is included. I also use a lot of examples. Historical events are explained in a manner of storytelling in order for you to remember them better.

A complete summary of all lectures, the workgroups and the book. All information in this document is needed for the COM exam. I passed the course with an 8.

Summary Advances Research Methods: lectures, workgroups and literature

These are all the lectures in English with pictures and some additional information of the seminars/workgroups.

This file contains the summary of all of the lectures in the course, plus a summary and notes of all of the required literature of the course. Diagrams and colors are used to highlight the most important concepts and make undertstanding easier. It contains examples of the concepts mentioned during the tutorials workgroups.

This is a practice exam for Multivariate Data Analysis (Leiden University) I made myself based on the exercise book, workgroups, and lectures of all seven weeks. It contains 30 multiple-choice questions that are as realistic as possible; there is a balance between calculations and theory. It is an excellent way to test your knowledge and understanding of the course before the exam. The answers can be found at the bottom of the document.

This is a practice exam I made myself based on all the literature, lecture slides and workgroups. It included a total of 48 realistic multiple choice questions; a good way to test your knowledge and preparation! The answers are in a separate document. Good luck!

Summary ARM: lectures, workgroups and literature

An outsider needs access to a resource hosted on your extranet. The outsider is stranger to you, but one of your largest distributors vouches for him. If you allow him access to the resource, this is known as implementing what? - Trusted third party Which of the following are common security objectives? - Nonrepudiation Confidentiality Integrity Availability What is an asset? - Anything used in a business task What is the benefit of learning to think like a hacker? - Protecting vulnerabi...