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Final project by Faran, Michael, Jiageng

Here is the link to our prezi:

Here is the link to the voiceover on our presentation

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Infographic By Faran Sabbia

To view my infographic, please click the link to my twitter account and view my tweet that is titled " Infographic By Faran Sabbia"

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Tutorial Assignment #9 Chief technology officer

My name is Faran Sabbia, the chief technology officer at a brand-new start-up, and we're aiming to use artificial intelligence (AI) to develop an application that will handle the technological issues in real estate. In particular, this AI will focus on gaining the trust of customers by providing a thorough analysis of the aspects that influence property/land value, including factors like lot size, curb appeal, area, brick colour, etc. Since many tasks and requirements in a variety of occupations, including those in the real estate industry, now require online platforms, it is more challenging to explain the thinking behind particular decisions because many essential details not only might be overlooked but also are not readily available. Moreover, the current housing market is experiencing major problems. Realtors, sellers, and buyers are inclining toward listing properties at a lower rate and setting an offer to date, which creates competition and ultimately results in the sold price being significantly higher than the list price because of the market's significant price increases (surge) and the lack of supply. Realtors, sellers, and buyers need to be more strategic and realistic when marketing properties and/or submitting offers because the market is beginning to experience a change where offer dates are failing and properties are hanging on the market for a little bit longer. Our AI technology may be used in this situation to interpret/detect patterns in very large data sets. A comparison of sold houses and their prices, in addition to the area's sold prices.

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Tutorial Assignment #7 Nova Cybersecurity

The screenshot attached above shows me playing the Nova cybersecurity game provided. The game was quite fun, and the concepts covered in the game clearly relate to our course materials – revolving around the concepts of cybercrime/cybersecurity. The password cracking challenge showed us how easy it could be to determine passwords with the different tools available online; it is very important not to use the same passwords for all your accounts for example like online banking and incorporating number/symbols can help make your passwords more secure. The social engineering challenge goes over the concept of leaks – specifically, “phishing”; the challenge requires us to differentiate two emails and identify sections which are suspicious/doubtful. It highlights the facts that cybercriminals can send out emails/websites/text messages that ask for personal information (name, passwords, credit card numbers, etc.) and installs malwares on one’s device. Lastly, the challenge that required us to protect the database from malwares/breaches, showed me how easy and how many viruses/worms can get through with one simple mistake. The goal of this challenge was to ensure users verify that their information is secure from malicious software’s, through reputable anti-virus’s such as McAfee, Kaspersky, Norton, etc.

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Tutorial Assignment #6 PSA Announcement

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TUTORIAL ASSIGNMENT 4 GROUP PROJECT PROPOSAL

https://youtu.be/yceLJOcLfi0

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Tutorial assignment #3

Out of all the 6 websites I surfed through such as Amazon, NBA, Tesla, Facebook, NHL, Ssense; NHL came out to have the most trackers at 99+

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Tutorial Assignment Module #2

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Blogpost #1 Social media communication

Taking a look at the two pieces of marketing campaigns above, first being Elon Musk's viral tweet revolving around the trending cryptocurrency Dogecoin (Musk, 2021) and Stake’s Instagram giveaway centering around public figure Aubrey Drake Graham (via: Instagram). These two pieces can both be seen as great examples that relate to the precepts of social media. To begin, Musk is known to have a very large portfolio and audience which he has in the past and in this specific campaign utilized to gather attention of his followers. Since Musk is one of the wealthiest figures on the planet, by tweeting about Dogecoin his followers will begin to imagine the huge upside potential if Musk decided to invest in the coin. From this tweet alone Doge went from being worth less than a penny to trading at around 0.19 cents (Thorbecke, 2022). Not only did Doge benefit but since Musk has such an impact on the upside of the swing he also benefited financially. This strategic move was executed very well as Doge is now one of the top traded cryptocurrencies and can be used as a method of payment for Tesla. Also, Doge used Musk’s large following to market their own campaigns because of how engaged the audiences were with Musk’s social media posts surrounding Doge. Looking at the tweet, there was an accumulation of 555 thousand likes and 76 thousand shares, this alone shows the impact of Musk’s tweet and its impact on gathering new investors. Moving forward, Stakes instagram post was a good example of social media perception from their strategic research of outputting content which would engage with their followers interests. Stake has seen very successful and significant growth and has separated itself amongst its competitors by using celebrities such as Drake to promote their gambling website to attract a younger audience. In the post above, Stake teams up and announces a live cash giveaway with Drake where he can be seen playing and giving out money to random followers. This can relate to the concept of them managing their image because as someone searches up stake on Instagram or Twitter, they will see public figures playing and gambling their own money while giving back. Audiences are more keen to tune in and be more interested if its a famous celebrity participating in something, In addition, Young millennials are more interested in get rich quick, which is why Drake had an huge upside to the company as his audience is young millennials.