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Rubric Component Value Storage Strategy #1 25 Structured 15 Unstructured 15 Semi-Structured 15 Storage Strategy #2 25 Structured 15 Unstructured 15 Semi-Structured 15 References 10 Organization and Clarity 15   This term we looked at a variety of methods to manage the infrastructure for Big Data, including approaches to storage, memory, networking, and new technologies such as Machine Learning and LLM’s.   Consider this the framework for the following question(s).  Identify and define two data storage strategies that are appropriate for Big Data and ML. Explain how these storage structures differ from traditional storage and why it is important to incorporate them in approaches to structured, unstructured, and semi-structured data. Use references from course reading materials, lectures, and videos to support your discussion.

Mark all components below that affect the upper cutoff frequency of a common emitter amplifier.

There is very little current entering the gate of a JFET.

If you need a near perfect oscillation frequency, what must you employ? Its one word that starts with a ‘c’.  Be sure to spell correctly

The area at the intersection of a PN junction is called the ______________ region.

Which of the following never decreases as more predictors are added to a multiple linear regression model (even if not significant)? (i.e. p is increasing). Select all that apply.

Which is an example of the Hypocrite’s Trap strategy from the “Coal Industry Playbook?”

The hormone ____ is referred to as the “bonding hormone.” Its effects are enhanced by the presence of estrogen (Taylor, 2012).

Greg Foote recommends that when a reporter calls a scientist for a story, the scientist should:   A) Ask questions about the reporter’s goals and timeline B) Conduct the interview right away so the reporter doesn’t move on to the next person C) Probably avoid doing the interview because the reporter will likely distort the science D) Recommend that the reporter get in touch with the scientist’s press officer

The best filter for a ‘brick wall’ response is a Chebyshev