Given the importance of keywords for SEO strategies, one strategy that could potentially increase a page’s ranking on Google would be to include many keywords or use a keyword too many times within a page to make it seem more relevant, even when this is not directly related to the content. This would be a:

In the context of mobile marketing, how can the use of beacons in retail settings enhance content and communication delivery to consumers through mobile marketing?

If your website has a mobile version, what are some of the keywords that you could include to make sure that your website ranks on Google?

When buying using a cellphone, which of these products would be more likely to get purchased?

When crafting an online ad strategy, how could the selection of keywords contribute to a problem known as ad safety if not done properly?

If you have a luxury ecommerce or mobile app and you want people to think that the products that you are offering are exclusive, what is an strategy that you could use to nudge mobile users’ perceptions and subsequent behaviors?

Potpourri_3 TS-Linux   3. [2 points] (True/False with justification) Consider a TS-Linux system where the throughput-oriented background tasks are guaranteed a 1/4th proportion of a CPU time period T. There is a time-sensitive task that is guaranteed a 1/3rd proportion of a CPU time period T. A user tries to add another time-sensitive task to the system that requests a ½ proportion of a CPU time period T. Since TS-L is designed to decrease the latency of time-sensitive tasks, the proportion scheduled to the background tasks is decreased to 1/6th of the CPU time period T.

Failures_and_Recovery_1c LRVM   The context for this question is the same as the previous question. 1. A service that uses the LRVM library is in the middle of an LRVM transaction. There is a power failure before the transaction completes.   (c) [2 points] (True/False with justification) After the crash recovery, the service will start execution exactly from the beginning of the failed transaction.

Security_3 AFS   3. [3 points] Georgia Tech has decided to implement AFS in its original form as a thought experiment. You are a part of a Red Team exercise called on to evaluate the safety of Andrew File System. Highlight 3 different ways in which you could mount a denial of service attack against AFS. (You are free to assume that you have legitimate user access to the system for the scope of the question.)

Security_2 AFS   2. [3 points] Consider the bind process in AFS listed below. Explain how ClientIdent is generated and further explain its significance.