Program Assignment: Working with checksums. This is an individual project. Write a Java-class to calculate three different 16-bit checksum values for an input frame. All input frames consist of 8-bit bytes. 1. Checkum-1: The first 16-bit checksum is calculated using one’s complement addition. The input frame is divided into 16-bit units. If the frame has […]
COMP 273 Assignment 4 School of Computer Science McGill University Available On: Friday, March 22, 2019. Due Date: Friday, April 5, 2019 11:59pm. Submit your solution in electronic form using MyCourses Read the submission instructions at the end of the document (Late policy: 10 marks off per day late, up to 2 days late. 0
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Data Structure and Algorithms Q1. What are some practical examples of stacks, especially in computing? Q2. Evaluate 24 * 3/8 + 7*8/9, (24 * 3)/8 + 7*8/9, (24 * 3/(8 + 7)*8/9, (24 * 3/8) + 7*8/9 Q3. Write Java code to evaluate the expressions in 2 Q4. How do stacks, queues and bags differ
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Assignment #1 – Functional Programming for Parallel Processing Introduction This assignment aims to consolidate your understanding of several topics taught in this course, such as applied functional programming and parallel /distributed processing. You are required to build and evaluate several versions of a simple but fundamental algorithm, Longest Common Subsequence (LCS). This algorithm is very
CMPSC 464: Intro to Theory of Computation Dr. Meiram Murzabulatov Pennsylvania State University Homework 5 Due Thursday, April 4 at 3pm Exercises Please practice on exercises and solved problems in Sipser, Chapter 7. Problems 1. (5+5=10 points) Sipser, Problem 7.11. Spring 2019 2. (2+2+6=10 points) An exponentiation cipher encodes a message A using a ciphertext
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CI7515 Real Time Development and Artificial Intelligence Assignment 2 Parallel programming Jean-Christophe Nebel Hand in Date: 29/03/2019 at 23:59 Overview This assignment asks you to implement serial and parallel versions of a prey/predator simulation using cellular automata and provide performance and behaviour analysis. In this project, visual output can be generated using Ascii characters. If
COMP202 Programming Assignment Complexity of Algorithms 28 March 2019 Title: Grouping Monotone Sequence Submission deadline: 30 April 2019 (Tuesday, 2pm) Submissions should be made via the Departmental Submission Server: https://sam.csc.liv.ac.uk/COMP/Submissions.pl Notes: 1. This assessment is worth 10% of your overall course grade. 2. Standard late penalties apply, as per university policy. 3. Learning outcomes covered
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COMP3308 – Introduction to Artificial Intelligence Semester 1, 2019 Assignment 1: Search Methods Deadline Submission: 11:59pm, 5 April 2019 (Friday, week 6). This assignment is worth 10% of your final mark. It is an individual assignment; no group work. Late submissions policy Late submissions are allowed for up to 3 days late. A penalty of