WRIT100 Secure Cyberspace project For this assignment, you are a project manager in the early stages of selecting a project team. In order to succeed, you

WRIT100 Secure Cyberspace project For this assignment, you are a project manager in the early stages of selecting a project team. In
order to succeed, you want to identify personnel with a variety of disciplinary knowledge and skills
that are relevant to understanding and solving the problem. As a project manager, you will be
working with Human Resources (HR), which requires being clear and concise in your needs and
justifying your decision. To:
EGR 386W
From:
Dr. Hesam Moghaddam
CC:
Chris Settanni, Kyle Pease, GTAs
Date:
01/22/19
Subject:
Multidisciplinary Teamwork (“Dream Team”)
Gradinng (100 Points Total)
Technical Writing: 50 Points
Engineering Quality: 50 Points
Due Date:
As noted on BBLearn.
Grading Rubric:
Available on BBLearn
Instructions
For this assignment, you are a project manager in the early stages of selecting a project team. In
order to succeed, you want to identify personnel with a variety of disciplinary knowledge and skills
that are relevant to understanding and solving the problem. As a project manager, you will be
working with Human Resources (HR), which requires being clear and concise in your needs and
justifying your decision.
For one scenario (select ONLY ONE Scenario):
1. Identify the fields of expertise/disciplines required (engineering and other professions).
2. Explain what knowledge and/or skills that field contributes. Indicate which team members
are vital to the success of the team, and explain why. Present your “dream team” information
in a table, to make it easier for your audience to understand and, ultimately, approve your
team.
To illustrate your skills as an effective project manager, answer these 2 questions:
1. What difficulties do you foresee the team members having in working with each other?
Order your list with the most important first.
2. What strategies would you use to resolve these difficulties?
Scenario 1: Advance Personalized Learning
A growing appreciation of individual preferences and aptitudes has led toward more “personalized
learning,” in which instruction is tailored to a student’s individual needs. Given the diversity of
individual preferences, and the complexity of each human brain, developing teaching methods that
optimize learning will require engineering solutions of the future.
Scenario 2: Make Solar Energy Economical
Currently, solar energy provides less than 1 percent of the world’s total energy, but it has the
potential to provide much, much more.
Scenario 3: Enhance Virtual Reality
Within many specialized fields, from psychiatry to education, virtual reality is becoming a powerful
new tool for training practitioners and treating patients, in addition to its growing use in various
forms of entertainment.
Scenario 4: Reverse-Engineer the Brain
A lot of research has been focused on creating thinking machines—computers capable of emulating
human intelligence— however, reverse-engineering the brain could have multiple impacts that go
far beyond artificial intelligence and will promise great advances in health care, manufacturing, and
communication.
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Scenario 5: Engineer Better Medicines
Engineering can enable the development of new systems to use genetic information, sense small
changes in the body, assess new drugs, and deliver vaccines to provide health care directly tailored
to each person.
Scenario 6: Advance Health Informatics
As computers have become available for all aspects of human endeavors, there is now a consensus
that a systematic approach to health informatics – the acquisition, management, and use of
information in health – can greatly enhance the quality and efficiency of medical care and the
response to widespread public health emergencies.
Scenario 7: Restore and Improve Urban Infrastructure
Infrastructure is the combination of fundamental systems that support a community, region, or
country. Society faces the formidable challenge of modernizing the fundamental structures that will
support our civilization in centuries ahead.
Scenario 8: Secure Cyberspace
Computer systems are involved in the management of almost all areas of our lives; from electronic
communications, and data systems, to controlling traffic lights to routing airplanes. It is clear that
engineering needs to develop innovations for addressing a long list of cybersecurity priorities.
Scenario 9: Provide Access to Clean Water
The world’s water supplies are facing new threats; affordable, advanced technologies could make a
difference for millions of people around the world.
Scenario 10: Provide Energy from Fusion
Human-engineered fusion has been demonstrated on a small scale. The challenge is to scale up the
process to commercial proportions, in an efficient, economical, and environmentally benign way.
Scenario 11: Prevent Nuclear Terror
The need for technologies to prevent and respond to a nuclear attack is growing.
Scenario 12: Manage the Nitrogen Cycle
Engineers can help restore balance to the nitrogen cycle with better fertilization technologies and by
capturing and recycling waste.
Scenario 13: Develop Carbon Sequestration Methods
Engineers are working on ways to capture and store excess carbon dioxide to prevent global
warming.
Scenario 14: Engineer the Tools of Scientific Discovery
In the century ahead, engineers will continue to be partners with scientists in the great quest for
understanding many unanswered questions of nature.
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Instructions
For this assignment, you are a project manager in the early stages of
selecting a project team. In order to succeed, you want to identify
personnel with a variety of disciplinary knowledge and skills that are
relevant to understanding and solving the problem. As a project
manager, you will be working with Human Resources (HR), which
requires being clear and concise in your needs and justifying your
decision.
For one scenario (select ONLY ONE Scenario):
1.
Identify the fields of expertise/disciplines required (engineering
and other professions).
2.
Explain what knowledge and/or skills that field contributes.
Indicate which team members are vital to the success of the team,
and explain why. Present your “dream team” information in a
table, to make it easier for your audience to understand and,
ultimately, approve your team.
To illustrate your skills as an effective project manager, answer these 2
questions:
1.
What difficulties do you foresee the team members having in
working with each other? Order your list with the most important
first.
2.
What strategies would you use to resolve these difficulties?
Scenario 1: Advance Personalized Learning
A growing appreciation of individual preferences and aptitudes has led
toward more “personalized learning,” in which instruction is tailored to a
student’s individual needs. Given the diversity of individual preferences,
and the complexity of each human brain, developing teaching methods
that optimize learning will require engineering solutions of the future.
Scenario 2: Make Solar Energy Economical
Currently, solar energy provides less than 1 percent of the world’s total
energy, but it has the potential to provide much, much more.
Scenario 3: Enhance Virtual Reality
Within many specialized fields, from psychiatry to education, virtual
reality is becoming a powerful new tool for training practitioners and
treating patients, in addition to its growing use in various forms of
entertainment.
Scenario 4: Reverse-Engineer the Brain
A lot of research has been focused on creating thinking machines—
computers capable of emulating human intelligence— however, reverseengineering the brain could have multiple impacts that go far beyond
artificial intelligence and will promise great advances in health care,
manufacturing, and communication.
Page 1 of 2
Scenario 5: Engineer Better Medicines
Engineering can enable the development of new systems to use genetic
information, sense small changes in the body, assess new drugs, and
deliver vaccines to provide health care directly tailored to each person.
Scenario 6: Advance Health Informatics
As computers have become available for all aspects of human
endeavors, there is now a consensus that a systematic approach to health
informatics – the acquisition, management, and use of information in
health – can greatly enhance the quality and efficiency of medical care
and the response to widespread public health emergencies.
Scenario 7: Restore and Improve Urban Infrastructure
Infrastructure is the combination of fundamental systems that support a
community, region, or country. Society faces the formidable challenge
of modernizing the fundamental structures that will support our
civilization in centuries ahead.
Scenario 8: Secure Cyberspace
Computer systems are involved in the management of almost all areas of
our lives; from electronic communications, and data systems, to
controlling traffic lights to routing airplanes. It is clear that engineering
needs to develop innovations for addressing a long list of cybersecurity
priorities.
Scenario 9: Provide Access to Clean Water
The world’s water supplies are facing new threats; affordable, advanced
technologies could make a difference for millions of people around the
world.
Scenario 10: Provide Energy from Fusion
Human-engineered fusion has been demonstrated on a small scale. The
challenge is to scale up the process to commercial proportions, in an
efficient, economical, and environmentally benign way.
Scenario 11: Prevent Nuclear Terror
The need for technologies to prevent and respond to a nuclear attack is
growing.
Scenario 12: Manage the Nitrogen Cycle
Engineers can help restore balance to the nitrogen cycle with better
fertilization technologies and by capturing and recycling waste.
Scenario 13: Develop Carbon Sequestration Methods
Engineers are working on ways to capture and store excess carbon
dioxide to prevent global warming.
Scenario 14: Engineer the Tools of Scientific Discovery
In the century ahead, engineers will continue to be partners with
scientists in the great quest for understanding many unanswered
questions of nature.

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