Learning Objectives and Outcomes
Design a remote access solution.
Assignment Requirements
Read the following case scenario:
The 9-Iron Country Club, commonly referred to as 9, is located in the suburbs of St. George City (a fictional city). It offers the amenities of a 9-hole golf course, a swimming pool, the clubhouse, and other recreational facilities to more than 1,200 members. 9 employs around 75 staff who cater to private functions such as weddings, meetings, and banquets.
9 is a seasonal club that closes its outdoor operations between November and February. These four months are critical to plan new venues and coordinate member activities for the upcoming season. The management operations and the catering tasks of 9 are normally executed through the local network. Therefore, the management and staff face many problems, especially during the winter. An incident occurred when Rob Domore, 9’s food and beverage director and head chef, had to drive to the club in bad weather conditions. Rob stated, “We put in a lot of effort to provide impeccable services to members and maintain a competitive position. I think about how much more efficient we could be if we could work from home in the off-season. If we had remote access, all senior management and executive staff could be reaching out to members, helping them plan upcoming events and preparing for next season without coming into the office.”
Mr. Domore also wanted to provide more flexibility in his daily schedule. He stated, “In the season, I can’t get all my office work done when we are in full swing because much of my time is spent in the kitchen and with the members. So, I desperately wanted the freedom to catch up at home, rather than stay additional hours on premises.”
Using the information provided in the case scenario, you are to design a potential remote access solution for 9. You also must prepare a report describing the remote access solution. The report should include the following considerations:
Needs and desires of customers and club members—available services, time availability, and network design
Risk management or assessment—protection of confidential and personally identifiable information (PII)
Data classification and security requirements—what measures will be implemented to protect the three states of data
Required Resources
None
Submission Requirements
Format: Microsoft Word
Font: Arial, 12-Point, Double-Space
Citation Style: APA
Length: 1–2 pages
Self-Assessment Checklist
Use the following checklist to support your work on the assignment:
I have identified potential solutions that could address the time management issues.
I have addressed the considerations listed for designing the remote access solution.
I have used a defined approach to identify the risks.
I have followed the submission requirements.

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Programming Assignment 1 CSE 224 Fall 2019
For assignment 1, you need to write a shell script named stick which plays a matchstick-picking game. Given an initial number of sticks, players take turns picking either 1, 2 or 3 sticks from a pile. Whoever picks the last stick wins.
Usage
You run stick without any command line arguments, i.e.
stick
The game should greet the user, and then ask how many sticks to play with (must be an integer ≥ 10), and who should go rst (c for computer, u for user). An invalid answer should cause the program to re-ask the question (as many times as necessary).
On the user’s turn, ask the user how many sticks to remove, and remove those from the pile. On the computer’s turn, calculate the correct number of sticks to remove in order to ensure you will (hopefully) win the game.
Play continues until there are no sticks left, at which point your program announces who won. You must show the set of sticks after each player’s move. Show this as a set of pipes ( | ) side by side, followed by the number of sticks in (parenthesis), for example:
||||||| (7)
Illegal Moves
When the user is asked how many sticks to take, they must enter 1, 2 or 3. If their entry is illegal (anything other than 1 2 or 3), remind them of their options, and ask once more. If they enter another illegal number, announce that they have forfeited the game, and terminate the program. If the user entered a valid number the second try, gameplay continues (in this case, if later the user again enters an illegal number, you should again given them a second chance).
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Algorithm
Your algorithm for picking sticks is simple: given n remaining sticks, pick (n mod 4) sticks, unless (n mod 4)=0; in that case, pick 1 stick.
Other Requirements
• your program must be written as a bash script
• make frequent backups! It’s easy to lose your work; it’s your responsibility to make sure you can recover from this.
• you must comment your script thoroughly, including a block of comments in the beginning describing:
your name, the course, the date, and the assignment number a synopsis in your own words of what the script does
If you don’t include this block of comments, your program will receive a grade of 0.
Submission
You must submit this assignment via GIT. Using the same username you supplied in HW 1, create a new repository named PA1 (it must be named PA1 (uppercase P and A, no spaces, etc.)). The download is automated, and it will only look for a repo with the name PA1. Make sure your repo is available by the due date/time.
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