BMIS663 – Project Feasibility Study Assignment – The Threat Environment

Project Feasibility Study Assignment Instructions

For this assignment, you will select a business in order to begin research on the Final Project Assignment. The objective of this project is to analyze, design, and plan to implement a secure enterprise information system. It is recommended that the business/organization that is selected is familiar to you or one that information can be easily discovered, such as a publicly-traded business/organization. The subject must also fall within the scope of the course. It must include a statement of the business that has been selected, as well as an outline of the project and the anticipated outcomes of the project. Additionally, the successfully completed assignment will include a feasibility study of the company selected in order to demonstrate the ability to follow through in this direction. The Project Feasibility Study Assignment must consist of 5 pages discussing a review of the literature, 1 page discussing the project’s scope, and 1 page discussing the project’s objectives for an overall total of 7 content pages. Your study must include a minimum of 5 peer-reviewed sources.

The body of the paper is at least 16 pages, separate from the cover page, reference page or other

Threat Environment

1. Executive Summary

2. Introduction

a. statement of the business that has been selected

b. a feasibility study of the company selected

3. Project Feasibility Study Assignment  Review of Literature – 5 pages/6 refer

a. analyze, design, and plan to implement a secure enterprise information system

b. an outline of the project – project’s scope – 1 page – 2 references

c. anticipated outcomes of the project – Project objectives – 1 page – 2 references

4. Personal Perspective & Biblical Integration – Biblical Scriptures (at least 4 to 5 minimum) and Christian Worldview Advanced comparative analysis of biblical doctrine that is related to the legal subject.

5. Conclusion

6. References – at least 15 scholarly citations.