Unbeknown to her family members, Ruth burns has been concerned about the financial health of TBI. She has falsified the books to hide the fact that certain TBI customers have not paid for products, she has understated expenses and over-stated sales. She also believes the new headquarters and manufacturing plant are too expensive for the company.

TBI has also entered into a contract to sell a used steel slitter to Sigma, Inc. for a purchase price of $60,000. Sigma paid $15,000 down, and signed a promissory note with TBI for the remaining balance. TBI has attached and perfected a security interest in the steel slitter. The slitter was shipped to Sigma last Friday, FOB Seller, due to arrive by next Monday.

According to the National Information Infrastructure Protection Act of 1996, the severity of the penalty for computer crimes depends on the value of the information obtained and whether the offense is judged to have been committed for each of the following EXCEPT:

Yesterday, Ruth Burns received a call from the Gamma Bank, notifying her that the Nu Casino presented a $12,000 check on a TBI account written by Bob Burns, payable to the casino. Ruth has instructed Gamma Bank to dishonor the check.

The system of networks outside the organization over which the organization has no control, such as the internet is known as ________________________.

I affirm this exam has been completed on my own and without working with others and/or seeking or accepting help from others in compliance with the Honor Code of the IU Kelley School of Business. 

Please, mark True of False for each statement below. 1. ECAs (Embodied Conversational Agents) are computer programs that look, talk, and behave like people. 2. ECAs are limited to text-based agents on phones and cannot be used in fully immersive environments. 3. Teachable agents, a type of ECA, have been shown to increase the amount of time students spend engaging with learning materials. 4. One reason to use virtual agents for training is to simulate conditions that a human cannot fake, such as neurological damage. 5. Real humans are always preferred over virtual agents for training because virtual agents lack consistency and customizability.

Regarding the Lighthouse Tracking System, please mark True or False for the items below: 1. A VR system that uses the Lighthouse Tracking System is the HTC Vive. 2. The Lighthouse Tracking System uses an optical system that includes lasers, blinking LEDs, and photodiodes. 3. The system measures positions using angles derived from time measurements.   4. The Lighthouse Tracking System is not scalable and is limited to single-user applications.   5. The system offers high performance with low latency and high resolution, capable of updates within 1mm accuracy.

These are some of the benefits of using the human body as an input device in VR:A. Reduced simulator sickness B. Improved presence C. (Potentially) more intuitive user interfaces D. Embodied experiences are enjoyable E. Improved transference between the real and virtual worlds   

For the following questions, mark True or False:  1. A wide range of sensor technologies is required to support augmented reality and virtual reality (AR/VR) systems. 2. Today’s AR/VR implementations are mostly focused on audio interfaces and rely on temperature tracking sensors. 3. Devices that can add a thermal dimension to AR/VR environments are not considered significant in current research. 4. Thermal sensing technologies proposed for AR/VR systems include thermoresistive, pyroelectric, thermoelectric, and thermogalvanic technologies. 5. Thermo-haptics or thermal stimulation is another emerging area of AR/VR that will provide an enhanced level of immersion in AR/VR environments.