Data in AP Computer Science Principles

Encryption of sensitive user data fields.

Unrestricted access permissions for all users.

Use of common admin passwords across multiple databases.

Plain text storage of credit card details.

Faster processing at airports leading to reduced waiting times for passengers.

Unwarranted surveillance and loss of anonymity for individuals.

Improved convenience in unlocking personal devices and services access.

Enhanced security measures that could deter criminal activities.

Storing all sensitive information in one centralized location.

Sending data over unsecured networks frequently to test security measures.

Making multiple copies of data to avoid loss.

Converting information into code to prevent unauthorized access.

By creating invalid and incomplete data

By introducing biases in the data

By increasing the size of the data sets

By eliminating differences and making the data uniform

Creating a user profile object that includes only relevant attributes like username and password.

Writing detailed comments explaining every line of code in a program.

Manually reviewing each data entry in a large database to ensure accuracy.

Increasing the number of features in an application to provide more functionality.

Coding

Planning

Testing

Debugging

Binary search

Depth-first search

Breadth-first search

Linear search

Displayng full range possible behaviors scenario

Portraying physical appearance objects involved

Depictting each minutt detail operationl processes

Highlighting critical relationships interactions among entities

Writing down passwords on a sticky note attached to the monitor.

Using the same password for all accounts.

Sharing passwords with trusted friends.

Using strong, unique passwords for different accounts.

Increasing subscription fees over time

Personalizing user recommendations based on past viewing habits

Restricting bandwidth usage during peak hours

Limiting the variety of videos available for streaming