CO4104/CO7104 Assessment 4 (2013-2014) This is the fourth (and last) assessed courswork in CO4104/CO7104. This exercise does not use Course Master and you need to submit your work via the handin system!. Student’s registered to CO4104 (or anyone else, for that matter) can submit here . The deadline for this worksheet is 18 Janary, 23:59 (11:59pm). It should […]
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CS 457 – Fall 2015 Project 2: Anonymous Web Get Version 1.0 Date assigned: Tuesday, September 29, 2015 Date due: Sunday, October 25, 2015 at midnight Note: this project counts as 14% of your total semester grade. Grading policy is listed below. Project Description It is often desirable to retrieve files from the Web anonymously,
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Computer Science 3357 Fall 2015 – Assignment 1, Part 1 Assignment 1, Part 1 – Client (35%) Overview In the first part of this assignment, you’ll lay down the foundation for what will become the Hooli Drive client — that is, the program that will run on a user’s computer to sync all of his/her
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CSE 422 Computer Networking Fall 2015 Lab 2: Socket Programming – A Remote Backup System Due: 11:59pm, Friday, 12/11/2015 1 Objective The objective of this assignment is to gain experience in UDP/TCP socket programming. You will imple- ment a small remote backup system with a simple protocol to exchange information between server and client. With
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What is required as part of this assignment? In this assignment, you will develop a memory allocation library that is equivalent to the malloc library provided by Unix-like operating systems. The malloc() function allocates variable sized contiguous memory chunks on the heap, which is the memory segment just after the uninitialized data segment. The current
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Project 2 (Sorting Competition): EE368 Soring 2015 Assigned Date: February 24, 2015 Due Date: 10:00am March 13, 2015 Note: Satisfactory completion of this project satisfies an ABET curriculum outcome for this class (outcome 5). You must earn a score of 60% or higher on this project in order to receive a passing grade for this
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EEE101 C Programming and Software Engineering 1 – ASSESSMENT 4 Assessment Overview This assessment aims at testing some concepts of C programming and the routine of code development using the software development process (SDP) presented in Lecture 1, namely the five main steps of the software development process: Problem statement: formulate the problem. Analysis: determine
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Summary In this assignment you implement a lunar lander game. Unlike previous assignments (1a, 1b, 2), Assignment #3 does NOT directly build upon your code for Assignment #2. However, you will still use Sketchpad for drawing and you can re-use as much of your code as you want. This assignment is meant to be both
ECS150 SQ15 March 28, 2015 Due April 12, 2015 at 11:55 PM Project 1 You will be working with a partner for this project, you specify your partner in your readme file. This specification is subject to change at anytime for additional clarification. For this project, you and a partner will be implementing a fairly
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Learning Outcomes Department of Computing and Information Systems COMP20005 Engineering Computation Semester 1, 2015 Assignment 2 In this project you will demonstrate your understanding of two-dimensional arrays, structs, and the en- ginering processes used to assemble and test a non-trivial program. Understanding Data A very wide range of telemetry, sensor, scientific, and experimental data is
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