A man works for a software company. He requests a pay rise of 10000 pounds. But before doing that he considers the advantages of taking a course to improve his chances - he would have to pay for it himself, though. For 3000 pounds he has an option that can get him a certificate in writing code. Then for 5000 pounds he can do the first module of a more advanced programming course. On the other hand he could decide not to do anything and just apply with his current qualifications. He can only do one course at a time but if he does the first module of the programming course, he can do another module afterwards - this costs 2000 pounds but first he would have to pass *** With no further qualifications the probability of a rise is 0.2. This increases to 0.4 if he passes the code writing course. If he passes the first module of the programming course his chances go up to 0.6, and if he has both the first and second module it would be 0.8 If he fails the course the probability of getting a

Summarize the findings of Coppolino

I need you to read the attached article and provide answers of the following questions: 1- Identify two security-related actions detailed by Copeland in her report. Discuss whether or not these actions are appropriate for risk assessment and what further measures might be taken to ensure critical protection. 2- In her report, Copeland writes, “Beyond the water sector itself, there is interest in larger coordination issues involving cross-sector interdependencies of critical infrastructures” (Copeland, 2011, p. 181). Elaborate on her statement. 3 - Finally, given the material presented in this module, what do you believe are the largest challenges of water infrastructure protection? What actions should the U.S Department of Homeland Security take in order to meet these challenges?