Due: 18th April 2019 Worth: 30% CAB402 Programming Paradigms Assignment 1 The purpose of this assignment is to develop your functional programming skills by developing a non-trivial application using F#. The principal focus will be on learning to program in a “pure” functional style – i.e. without making use of any mutable state. In order […]
University of Toronto at Scarborough CSCD84 – Artificial Intelligence – Winter 2015 ____________________________________________________________ Final Examination Name (LAST, First): Student Number: I hereby certify that I understand this test is being held under the UTSC code on academic integrity and plagiarism. I declare that all the answers recorded in this test are my own. Signature:____________________________ (-5
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COSC 2123/1285 Algorithms and Analysis Semester 1, 2019 Assignment 1: Closest Associates Due date: 11:59pm Sunday, 14th of April, 2019 (Check Canvas and annoucements for latest due dates) Weight: 15% Pair (Group of 2) Assignment 1 Ob jectives There are three key objectives for this assignment: • Understand how a real problem can be mapped
CSCI 370 Spring 2019 – Assignment 4 Due: 11:30am, 10 April 2019, Wednesday This assignment is worth 6% of your overall course grade. Questions: 1. Functional Dependencies Which of the following relation instances satisfies the functional dependency (name -> price)? 2. Relation Instance A 3. code 4. name 5. price 6. 1001 7. flower 8. 8.50
CSIT 5800 Introduction to Big Data¶ Assignment 1 – Data Pre-processing and Exploratory Analysis¶ Description¶ In this assignment, you will have an opportunity to apply data pre-processing tecniques that you learned in the class to a problem. In addition, you will do exploratory analysis on the given dataset. To get started on this assignment, you
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4/9/2019 Programming Assignment 2 Programming Assignment 2 Date Posted: February 27 Preliminary Class Diagram: March 6 Class Outline: March 11 Functionality Outline: March 25 Final Project Due: Monday, April 1 Programming Assignment 2 Background Information Drilling for oil in the United States has become a high tech industry. The oil production companies relie on a
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COMP3411/9414 Artificial Intelligence Term 1, 2019 Project 3: Nine-Board Tic-Tac-Toe Due: Wednesday 1 May, 11:59 pm Marks: 16% of final assessment Introduction In this project you will be writing an agent to play the game of Nine-Board Tic-Tac-Toe. This game is played on a 3 x 3 array of 3 x 3 Tic-Tac-Toe boards. The
Decision Making Over Time A robot planning its moves through a grid 1234 567 8 9 10 11 45 Chance Nodes The robot’s position • Domain={1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11} • The possible squares the robot can be in • Changes each time the robot moves • A series of positions over time • 0: The robot’s initial position
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Data Structure Project 1 This project requires students to compare five sorting algorithms, which are ¡°Bubble Sort¡±, ¡°Insertion Sort¡±, ¡°Merge Sort¡±, ¡°Quick Sort¡±, and ¡°Heap Sort¡± in the aspect of time complexity, best&worst case scenario. Requirement: 1. Implement the five sorting algorithms based on the skeleton code provided. 2. Compare the running time of five
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Objective Expressions Due: Friday, April 12 @ 11:59pm Updates and Pitfalls ● Gain more experience with functions as parameters and the stack data structure while exploring how computers evaluate the expressions we write Description Reading: ● https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shunting-yard_algorithm You will be writing code that will evaluate infix expressions (ex 15 – (8 + 9 / 3)
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