Practice Question: Data Analysis (20 marks) Note: Where you are required to generate R Code and output, please copy and paste the relevant code and output(s) into your word file. Pls upload the word file to the submission link in iLearn. [Start time: 5pm April 1; End time: 5pm April 26] In the attached dataset […]
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Creating Pure C projects in Visual Studio 2017 Page 1 Create a new project then choose Visual C++, then choose Empty Project. You¡¯ll get an empty project! Now you need to add the source code file. Right click on the project icon in the Solution explorer, and then choose Add, then New Item. Creating Pure
EE20084: C Programming Coursework S. R. Pennock & B. W. Metcalfe February 11, 2019 1 Introduction This programming coursework is designed to allow you to develop your C programming skills in the context of an engineering problem. The main objective of the coursework is to write a program that should analyse an electrical circuit, as
EE20084: C Programming Coursework S. R. Pennock & B. W. Metcalfe February 11, 2019 1 Introduction This programming coursework is designed to allow you to develop your C programming skills in the context of an engineering problem. The main objective of the coursework is to write a program that should analyse an electrical circuit, as
Assignment 3 Consider the B+ tree shown in the following as an original tree. Answer the following questions: 1) (2 marks) There are currently 18 records in this tree. How many additional records could be added to this tree without changing its height (give the maximum possible number)? 2) (3 marks) Show the B+ tree
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You can’t learn to ride a bike just by reading about. You can’t become become a good programmer by simply running other people’s programs. Please watch the recording of the Week 1 Lecture where this code was explained and write the code on your own. The code on this page is given only for ease
Computer Science Department – Rutgers University Spring 2018 CS 205: Logic, Inference, and Proof 16:198:205 One of the most fundamental questions that can be asked is the following: Is the statement P true? Obviously, in the most general sense, nothing can be said one way or the other without knowing the content of the statement
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Operating Systems Lecture 1a Dr Ronald Grau School of Engineering and Informatics Spring term 2018 Operating System – What’s that again? 1 A piece of software (virtual machine) Provides abstractions from the hardware Provides the basic services for running other programs Gives us a user interface (the shell or GUI)
Operating Systems Lecture 6a Dr Ronald Grau School of Engineering and Informatics Spring term 2018 Previously 1 Process Synchronisation Critical Section problem Synchronisation primitives: Mutex, Semaphore, Monitor, Condition Variable, . . . Transactional Memory Message Passing Recap: Synchronisation primitives 2 Which synchronisation primitive would you use? 1. Public transport rules
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Operating Systems Lecture 11a Dr Ronald Grau School of Engineering and Informatics Spring term 2018 Previously 1 File systems and I/O Today 2 Security Terminology Cryptography Authentication Access Control Vulnerabilities Design What is security? 3 Keywords that describe aspects of security Freedom / Protection (from harm, damage, threat, anxiety,