Instructions The paper should be 7 to 10 pages, using 12 pt. Times New Roman font, properly formatted and proofed, with citations and bibliography. The final project is intended for you to demonstrate the knowledge you have obtained in this course into a single comprehensive paper. The topic of the project must be relevant to an area covered in this course. You may not use a project from another course to satisfy this requirement. It should address all relevant aspects of computer information security for the proposed thesis, the one submitted in Module 4 (final project proposal). There is a maximum of ten pages (but seven is enough, have two or three pages more in case you need to cover a subject - topic and you prefer to provide more than filtering out). You must include relevant current topics to illustrate understanding of the reading materials. You must include other references or resources but the main requirement is the use of the course text books. Finally, it should summarize its most important points (whatever the topic of your choice is) and show some kind of evidence, argument for your position while discussing and analyzing. Please, do your best on this last module and provide the final project on time - no later Remember that in-text citations (based on our text books) are a main requirement. General Instructions for Written Assignments Your written assignment needs to be presented in a professional manner and include your name, course, the title of assignment, professor's name, date, task, and include a list of sources used, if applicable. The Research and Library Tips page will help you properly cite sources using a consistent format, so that your academic integrity is not called into question. The evaluation of your writing will consider grasp of readings, depth of analysis, content organization, clarity of writing, vocabulary use, and proper grammar. For further explanation please see the Writing Rubric. Be sure to submit your assignment by the close of this module, | would prefer that it is attached as a .doc or .rtf formatted document