Cybersecurity for Everyone Week 2 Quiz Answers - Coursera!

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Question 1) The origin and evolution of the internet was a product of:

A far-sighted government agency who envisioned, designed, developed, and scaled the protocols and technology into today’s modern infrastructure.

A series of brilliant breakthroughs by university academics who envisioned, designed, developed, and scaled the protocols and technology into today’s modern infrastructure.

An evolutionary process that only included university researchers and the private sector.

None of the above.

Question 2) The federal government’s role in developing the internet can best be described as:

The chief inventor of the technology used everyday by billions of people around the world.

The original group to conceive of a set of interconnected systems used by billions of people around the world.

The group that scaled the use of the internet from a niche service to a global utility used by billion of people around the world.

An early supporter of a radical concept that helped bridge an academic concept into a service leveraged by corporations and users around the world.

None of the above.

Question 3) The federal government was the chief developer of internet technology in the 1960s and 1970s.

True

False

Question 4) The introduction of Senate bill 2594, the “Super Computer Network Study Act” of 1986, by former president Al Gore helped:

bring together industry, academia, and government in a joint effort to accelerate development and deployment of gigabit networking

create the ICANN organization

create the first carpool lane in the information superhighway

provide funding for Microsoft to develop Windows 3.1

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