The major assignment involves producing a Pacman style game in Clara Online.

The essence of the game is to make Clara eat all available leaves, while avoiding collisions with ghosts chasing her. Clara is to be controlled by a player through keyboard. Apart from leaves, there are also mushrooms available in Claras world, but unlike the practicals, Clara is unable to push them around, but instead she can eat those mushrooms and gain superpowers (for a short period of time she will be able to eat ghosts). Ghosts always start at their home base (also known as Ghost Healer) that is always marked by a think red dot. Somewhere close to a Ghost Healer there is always a ghost wall (represented by a square surrounded by dotted red line). The ghost wall can be penetrated by ghosts, but not by Clara, making the ghost base protected from invasion.

When Clara eats a mushroom, ghosts change their colour and would start running away from Clara. This mode when Clara is able to eat ghosts

In this assignment you shall take an existing implementation of a shell program and add some small improvements to it.

Preparation - Downloading, Compiling and Testing a simple Shell Implementation
Download and un-compress the following file:

shell.tgz
The contents of the file are C sources that implement a simple shell. The contents
are:

smsh.c - an implementation of a very simple shell program
smsh.h - a header file with function prototypes
execute.c - a set of helper functions for running processes within the program
splitline.c - some text processing utilities
To compile these sources run:

gcc -o smsh1 smsh1.c splitline.c execute.c
To run the shell type:

./smsh1
A prompt of the form ">" will appear and then you can type commands like:

> ls
execute.c shell.tgz smsh.h smsh1 smsh1.c splitline.c
> wc execute.c
37 113 725 execute.c
The shell is terminated by typing the Control-D key (which signals

Full Assignment to be done using MAPLE Coding. First line of code should have my student number which is 908069.
Further instructions provided on PAGE 1 encircled in RED.

There is a typo in Maple Question 5(d) of Assignment 5: "Compare its expression with your answer to (b) and comment" should read "Compare its expression with your answer to (a) and comment".

Wind energy generation is an increasingly important contribution to the UKs electricity supply, currently supplying 20% of the UKs electricity. Large offshore wind farms are being designed to increase this still further, but there are considerable design challenges associated with these structures. This task focuses on the design of an offshore wind turbine.
A wind turbine has six main components: rotor, blades, shaft, gearbox, electricity generator, and tower. Energy storage is also often required, to make use of spikes in wind power during periods when there is insufficient grid demand.
The materials used in a wind turbine are many and varied but are carefully chosen for their properties, such as mechanical, physical, and chemical, as well as economic. Different materials are used for different parts.
The gearbox assembly is usually the heaviest part of a wind turbine and is housed in the nacelle on top of the wind turbine tower. Even a small 1.5 MW wind turbine nacelle can

Calculate Subnetting schemes and implement IPv4 addressing
Configure & troubleshoot Ethernet Networks (wired and wireless) via Cisco CLI on Router and Switch platforms
Describe and apply Dynamic Routing, Static Routes and security technologies based on given Network design
Create Virtual Local Area Networks (VLANs) and test inter-VLAN communication across a router
Optimise Network Devices to provide functionality for modern network systems

This is a very last minute thing and the task is moderate difficulty. The document "AI and RPA Opportunities" contains an in-depth analysis of the RPA called UIPath. I have a presentation first thing tomorrow (1:00AM UTC time 5/6/20) and am going to speak in-depth on UIPath. After the presentation, there will be 5 minutes of question time from the audience and teachers. For the task, I'd like the expert to come up with a list of 20 different questions that may be asked with regards to UIPath. The questioning is going to be heavily based on UIPath and I don't have a clue what questions I may be asked by the audience or teachers.

Solutions should be prepared on white paper using a black pen.
Each page should be numbered and identified along with total number of pages. For example, pages 1 and 2 of an 8-page document would be identified 1/8, 2/8. 
When answering the assessment, be mindful that this will be marked from a computer screen. Ensure your writing is as clear as possible. The extended assessment timescale was defined with this in mind. 
Do not answer the same question multiple times. Only the first answer will be considered.

Requirement:

The task is to code a directed graph structure to carry out a reasonable number of operations. The skeleton code has been given along with appropriate comments so as to what to add. The skeleton code is 150 lines of code whereas the whole program should be around 300 lines of code. Commenting on the code is compulsory and is required for the assignment.

I've just included the requirement of the self-assessment paper below for your reference. This paper follows APA format. Also, I included all information of every chapter about self-assessment that you can pick any answer, then you can find sources (e.g. website, article) to explain more or make clear for those chosen answers.

In your term paper, you should show that you understood how to analyze data by using the right methods, that you can interpret the results correctly, and that you can explain the context of the results for your task and evaluate them.

Data as an EXCEL or SPSS file
Important: It is a statistic homework and not a research paper

1.Introduction (10%)
Make the reader familiar with the topic you choose and explain the purpose of your study.

2.Data (25%)
It should contain at least 5 variables (2 qualitative and 3 quantitative), and describe the business-related application mentioned in the introduction.
You should provide relevant information to:
a. The source
b. Summarize it tabular/graphical
c. Describe it numerical

3.Methods (40%)
You apply at least 4 statistical tests to the selected data.
a. Test a population parameter (mean or proportion)
b. Test if there is a difference in a population parameter between 2 groups (independe