University of Sunderland School of Computer Science
CETM50–Technology Management for Organisations Assignment 1 of 2–IoT report
This assignment contributes 40% to your final module mark.
The following learning outcomes will be assessed:
Knowledge
1. Critical appreciation of the policies and procedures to manage data and information securely, to manage risk in technology management
2. Critical analysis of the strategic challenges, risks, opportunities and practical applications afforded by cybersecurity and data science for organisations to enable effective business operation and ensure business continuity
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CETM502018/19(A)ModeratedOctober2018 KenMcGarry
Assessment 001 Internet of Things Report
Creation of an “infograph” poster (one A1 sheet) and commentary (2000 words) covering learning outcomes K1 and K2. Students will be expected to undertake research into an issue relevant to technology management and in the context of data science and cybersecurity. Students will be expected to take into account and report on relevant professional, legal and ethical aspects. Students will have the opportunity to present their infograph” in a conference style poster presentation.
Part 1: Infograph (50 marks)
The Internet of Things is a wide ranging and complex one. For the first part of this assignment you are required to produce an Infograph (1 page) outlining the issues of cybersecurity/ big data in an “Internet of Things” application area of interest you and focus
on both the typical threats and opportunities that either a) individuals in society or b)
organisations face from your chosen topic area. The design of your Infograph and the content of the Infograph is left to you to decide but you should consider visual impact, key messages, data to support, examples and underpinning research.
It is suggested that you make use of the Infographics tool available at the url below https://www.canva.com/create/infographics/
You are not restricted to using this tool and you can make use of any similar tool you wish
Part 2: Commentary (50 marks)
The second part of the assessment is a commentary on the Infograph discussing the rationale for the Internet of Things topic you have chosen, why it is important (please refer to the literature to support your argument), what the key big data and security issues are and how your Infographic illustrates these. You should include any professional or ethical concerns and issues in your commentary. You should include detail on your target audience and what message you are trying to get to the target audience.
Your report (maximum 2000 words) should include the following sections:
• Introduction
• Rationale for IoT area
• Target Audience
• Importance of Issue to big data and security– key issues
• Impact on Society – critical discussion of the threats & opportunities to either individuals in society or to organisations
• Professional and ethical issues
• Conclusions
• References
Penalties: Do not go over word limit as loss of marks will occur
Output: Submit PDF electronic copy to CETM50 Canvas before the deadline Page 2 of 2
CETM502018/19(A)ModeratedOctober2018 KenMcGarry