Create a decision table with three conditions. You can make one up, or use a scenario from everyday life. Either way, be sure to show all possible outcomes. (An example might be course prerequisites (and possible waivers) that determine whether a student can take a particular course; various discounts that can (or cannot) be combined to change the price at a retail store; or a company policy that allows an employee to take sick leave if he or she has enough seniority and accumulated sick leave time.)

An important part of the thesis is a case study showing how the students met the project's goals. Choose either (a) the results and a discussion (with explanations) or (b) the conclusion alone. Where do we start? With the introduction? With the abstract?

A case study that shows how the students met the project's goals should be included in the thesis. Choose either (a) the results and a discussion (with explanations) or (b) the conclusion alone. Where do we start? With the introduction? With the abstract?

Place the capital letter of the control goal that best matches the situation described. Provide a one- or two-sentence explanation of how the situation relates to the control goal you selected. If you select more than one control goal for a situation, provide an explanation for each that you select. Hint: Some letters may be used more than once. Conversely, some letters may not apply at all. Control Goals Ensure effectiveness of operations Ensure efficient employment of resources Ensure security of resources Ensure input validity Ensure input completeness Ensure input accuracy Ensure update completeness Ensure update accuracy Situations An accounts payable clerk at C&C Company enters vendor invoices into the computer. When the invoices for a particular day were entered, the computer noted that vendor invoice 12345 appeared twice. The computer rejected the second entry (i.e., the duplicate, the invoice with the same number). In entering the invoices mentioned in situation 1, the…