In your own words discus the following: In what ways can information technology support public health activities? Health care organizational goals? Provide examples for each. What are some benefical outlooks? What are some cons?

One of the powerful tools in biomolecule engineering is Polymerase Chain Reactions (PCR). What is PCR and describe its importance of this technique. Using a proper example, discuss one (1) usage of PCR technology in the crime/forensic or detection of diseases.

What are major options of redesign? Interpret the evolution of telephone handset from rotary dial phone to smartphone from the perspective of successive redesigns. What are the major technology cores supporting this series of redesigns? Explain the evolution of those technologies.

•          It has been said that a smartphone is a microcomputer in your hand. Discuss the security implications of this statement.

•          What management, organizational, and technology issues must be addressed by smartphone security?

•          What problems do smartphone security weaknesses cause for businesses?

Microwave laboratory questions:

1) Give brief explanation about the Gunn diode, Gunn oscillator, PIN modulator.
2) What is the common resonator type in the microwave technology?
3) Why Gunn oscillator instead of cavity resonator?

Part 1: P2P lenders differentiate themselves in ability to provide more efficient lending services to those "underserved". Explain

Part 2: P2P lending platforms leverage emerging technology and data to innovate in consumer and SME lending  

Give three examples of Clinical outcome measures that could be used in Economic evaluation analysis, and discuss the context in which each could be used to assess the health benefits or impact of an appropriate intervention or Technology for health, including the use of medicines.

Explain how technology can be used to address one specific misconception in secondary-level geometry. (When thinking of a misconception, you want to mention something specific within a geometry course where a student may make an error).