Each modern programming language provides a way of expressing character strings. For instance, in C language, there is no built-in data type for strings, but instead, they appear as null-terminated character arrays. However, there is a library named string.h that includes several predefined string-handling functions. In C++, on the other hand, there is no built-in string object, however, there is a class named string in the standard C++ library that gives way better type-safe and more functionalities compared to the C library.
Thus, in this programming assignment, students are expected to study the standard C library, namely, the string.h, and convert it to a fully-operating class. To clarify the task, let me give a simple example as in the sequel.
In C, one can write a simple two-line code to present how a string stored in one array can be copied into another one.
char s1[] = "a string", s2[10]; strcpy(s2, s1);
Note that in the example given above, we consider the standard
Objectives for this project:
Students apply concepts learned in the three units (ecology, evolution, comparative physiology, and organismal behavior) to a novel problem.
Build research skills.
Simulate a long-term project and processes of science i.e. research, discussion with colleagues, collaboration, etc.
Product: Planet Guide, example will be posted later in the semester.
Outline:
Star System/ Planet Description
Ecosystem/Biome Description
Earth Analogues (abiotic factors)
Evolution
Adaptive traits for the environment (ie. Low H20 desert)
Physiology of Organisms (get creative)
Producer(s)
1st Consumer(s)
2nd Consumer(s)
3rd Consumer(s)
Decomposer(s)
Using Earth Analogues
Heredity
Osmoregulation
Energy Mechanisms
Communication/ Sensory systems
Reproduction/ Life Cycles
Respiration
Sources:
Would you take a look at this assignment and let me know if you're familiar with the topic?
It has to do with linear regression modeling and interpreting the output of modeling projects.
The questions are in HW#3 and I've attached the associated files.
Please let me know if you're able to help me with this!
-Comment on the process map in Exhibit 1. Can the process map (not the process) be improved? Can the process be improved?
-Suggest some performance measures (metrics) that will help Dr.Leitch (at least 4 measures spread across the categories inputs, activities, outputs and outcomes).
-Assume the following times per patient:
5 minutes at the registration desk, 5 minutes for the verification of a follow-up patient, two minutes to collect the X-rays, 10 minutes at the X-ray machine, 5 minutes for diagnostics of the image, 2 minutes to direct the patient to the examination room, 7 minutes for new patient and 4 minutes for follow-up patient at the examination. vvvv
Calculate the utilization of the clerks, nurses, X-ray technician, radiologist, surgeon and the resident. Who do you think is the bottleneck? (Note: The calculations are not straightforward. Not all the patients go through every activity and pay attention to percentages given in the case).
Project Notes I submission deadline 17th May 2020
First milestone session 23th/24th May 2020
Project Notes II submission deadline 1st June 2020
Second milestone session 6th/7th June 2020
Project Notes III submission deadline 22th June 2020
Third milestone session 27th/28th June 2020
Final Report Submission
Final Presentation Submission
6th July 2020
9th July 2020
Final Capstone Presentation 11th July 2020
Project Notes I submission deadline 17th May 2020
First milestone session 23th/24th May 2020
Project Notes II submission deadline 1st June 2020
Second milestone session 6th/7th June 2020
Project Notes III submission deadline 22th June 2020
Third milestone session 27th/28th June 2020
Final Report Submission
Final Presentation Submission
6th July 2020
9th July 2020
It is a general chemistry class. My homework is on a website called ALEKS by McGraw Hill an assessment system. I need to complete 85% of the pie chart (my progress) by tomorrow and I have only completed 48% of it. Please let me know ASAP if this is possible and how much. A username and password must be provided to do the assignments.
It is a general chemistry class. My homework is on a website called ALEKS by McGraw Hill an assessment system. I need to complete 85% of the pie chart (my progress) by tomorrow and I have only completed 48% of it. Please let me know ASAP if this is possible and how much. A username and password must be provided to do the assignments.
Write a Java application that allows the user to read, validate, store, display, sort and search the account number and balance for N bank customers. N should be declared as a constant and it should be equal to the largest digit of your student id number (e.g. if your ID number is 50506 then N should be equal to 6 and you can declare it as final int N= 6 ;). The account number and balance must be stored in two separate single dimension 9 arrays/array, Lists (index 0 for customer 1 and index N-1 for customer N)
Your task is to implement a directed_graph class, where each node/edge has a weight. (Please use adjacency matrix)
The class should offer a reasonably effective suite of operations. Some (but not all) of basic operations are:
Adding and removing nodes and edges (with weights);
Depth-first and breadth-first traversals;
Computing a tree rooted by the given vertex (the tree may not contain all vertices of the graph);
Pre-order, in-order, and post-order traversals of the tree;
