After starting to research more deeply into this, I have come to the realization that the vaccination card is a better topic to write about. I have read that the vaccination card that you receive when getting the vaccination, is the only proof you have. There is a lot of debate on this because there … Continue reading Covid-19 Vaccination Cards- Paper or Digital?
My first database search was from nih. nlm.nih.gov. Initially, I searched “using Can CBD replace prescription drugs” and found 277 results. I also searched “CBD oil and pain management “? and got 3630 results. Finally, I searched “CBD Potency” and got 1655 results. From” Using CBD to replace prescription drugs” search: Cannabis regulatory science: risk-benefit … Continue reading Replacing Prescription Medications with CBD OIL
Gale Academic OneFile was my initial resource. While the quantity of articles is limited, I located two pertinent sources. After completing some research, I turned to ProQuest Database, which is significantly larger, and provided me with three more sources. Finally, I searched EBSCOhost for articles pertaining to preferences in web design. EBSCOhost has fewer sources … Continue reading Week 10 blogpost – Delving into the Depths of Databases
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/25/technology/facebook-twitter-google-capitol-riots-hearing.html?searchResultPosition=7 My first database search was NYTimes. Initially, I searched “social media news” and found 43,956 results. I searched “news behavior” and got 2,474 results. Finally, I searched “antitrust” and got 569 results. From “social media news” search: Albeck-ripka, L. (2021, March 16). Facebook agrees to pay for MURDOCH’S australia news content. Retrieved April 06, … Continue reading Social Media News Consumption Search
The two databases that I will focus on for this are ABI/Inform Collection and GoogleScholar. I believe with the two of these they will help me with finding all of the information I need as they seemed to have the most results for my searches. ABI/Inform Collection informatics shaped travel (1,955 results) Future of Informatics … Continue reading Has Travel Become Easily Accessible?
For my sources I chose Computer Source and Applied Science & Technology. I’m focusing on what types of cryptography are going to be used in the future, but would also like to include information on implementations of this cryptography. I included information about FPGAs, since those would allow for very fast hardware implementations of these … Continue reading The Future of Encryption
The two databases that I have chosen to use for this assignment are Computer Source and Faulkner’s Advisory for IT Studies. My main focus will be on how quantum computing will potentially effect cryptology as it progresses. The information found should give me a great head start on gathering the information that is required. … Continue reading Quantum and Cryptography
The two databases that I chose on using for this assignment were PsycINFO and Google Scholar. I wanted to focus on the aspects of psychology and literature on the effect’s technology has had on people. My results below will give me some good insight to the information I am seeking. PsycINFO: Mental Heath AND Technology … Continue reading Psychology Behind Mental Health
The two databases that I focused on using this week were Computer Source and CINAHL. Both are EBSCOhost databases but Computer Source focuses on technology related information while CINAHL focuses on healthcare related information. Based off of my results below, I think I will find the most information in the CINAHL, or healthcare related, databases. … Continue reading Machine Learning in Healthcare
The first three searches that I did were in CORE. The time frame for the first search was between 2001 and 2020. The keywords I used were “Space Travel”. This search returned 9,566,031 articles. 3,702,995 were in English. This told me that I needed to refine my search more. The second search was for the … Continue reading Week 10 Research Results