For the work we have done together in the review paper I will need a few additions to each paragraph to contain the algorithms and programming methodology followed by each paper. Total length plus 7 to 8 pages. THESE ARE ADDITIONS BE CAREFUL WHEN PLACING A BID.
Category: Programming
I attach the abstract of the thesis and I quote below the site concerning the methodology on which the thesis is based.
http:#aseme. tuc. gr/
http:#aseme. tuc. gr
I attach to you:
My PhD (SpanoudakisThesis) and an article describing ASEME (X SPANOUDAKIS. . . ). I recommend reading chapters 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. 2 (describes the model to text transformation). And the whole article. If you don’t understand ASEME you won’t be able to go any further.
The following is a second article that we wrote that shows the main job you have beyond refining the code generator and creating Model repositories (An_Open_MAS. . . ). Here you are interested not so much in the scope as in design patterns. . .
Read with ASEME in eclipse modeling mars 2 (download). Check out the Modeling components you need to put on the ASEME Site.
Preferably the text of the thesis in English, the main work to be done concerns the codeI attach the abstract of the thesis and I quote below the site concerning the methodology on which the thesis is based.
http:#aseme. tuc. gr/
http:#aseme. tuc. gr
I attach to you:
My PhD (SpanoudakisThesis) and an article describing ASEME (X SPANOUDAKIS. . . ). I recommend reading chapters 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. 2 (describes the model to text transformation). And the whole article. If you don’t understand ASEME you won’t be able to go any further.
The following is a second article that we wrote that shows the main job you have beyond refining the code generator and creating Model repositories (An_Open_MAS. . . ). Here you are interested not so much in the scope as in design patterns. . .
Read with ASEME in eclipse modeling mars 2 (download). Check out the Modeling components you need to put on the ASEME Site.
Preferably the text of the thesis in English, the main work to be done concerns the code. BE CAREFUL THERE IS AN APP THAT NEEDS TO BE DESIGNED.
You are teaching a class of new programming students. Create a 8-10 minute lesson that explains:
What object-oriented programming is
Why it came about
What problems does it solve
You can use a PowerPoint Presentation as long as it is not a common theme, make it creative, and use examples and/or images to explain. Rember to keep it basic as these students are new to programming.
No sources or formatting is required.
Using appropriate visualisa1on methods and sta1s1cal measures covered in the first part of
the module (Week 11-13), develop general and specific insights from the data which are
relevant to the classifica1on problem at hand. Your report should discuss all the variables
contained in the dataset:
a. Which variables do seem to be important in discrimina1ng a customer’s decision to
open long term deposit account? Jus1fy your answer with appropriate visualiza1on
and summary sta1s1cs. (Worth about 30% of the marks for the visualisa1on and 30%
of the marks for the summary sta1s1cs)
b. Report key findings related to issues of data quality such as incorrect observa1ons,
outliers, unexpected findings. What else have you learned from the process of data
analysis (data understanding phase) that you think is important and relevant to the
task at hand? You are not expected to solve the poten1al issues. (Worth about 20%
of the marks)
c. Discuss the business implica1ons of your analysis in (a) and (b). What will you
suggest to the management? (Worth about 20% of the marks)
The coursework requires you to write a report explaining your findings. This means that you
need to explain each relevant and significant figure, table or “number” you include in the
report. In other words including a relevant figure but not explaining what are the
conclusions from it will get you no marks. A “Conclusions” sec1on is required.Using appropriate visualisa1on methods and sta1s1cal measures covered in the first part of
the module (Week 11-13), develop general and specific insights from the data which are
relevant to the classifica1on problem at hand. Your report should discuss all the variables
contained in the dataset:
a. Which variables do seem to be important in discrimina1ng a customer’s decision to
open long term deposit account? Jus1fy your answer with appropriate visualiza1on
and summary sta1s1cs. (Worth about 30% of the marks for the visualisa1on and 30%
of the marks for the summary sta1s1cs)
b. Report key findings related to issues of data quality such as incorrect observa1ons,
outliers, unexpected findings. What else have you learned from the process of data
analysis (data understanding phase) that you think is important and relevant to the
task at hand? You are not expected to solve the poten1al issues. (Worth about 20%
of the marks)
c. Discuss the business implica1ons of your analysis in (a) and (b). What will you
suggest to the management? (Worth about 20% of the marks)
The coursework requires you to write a report explaining your findings. This means that you
need to explain each relevant and significant figure, table or “number” you include in the
report. In other words including a relevant figure but not explaining what are the
conclusions from it will get you no marks. A “Conclusions” sec1on is required.
I have done some of the drink menu i just need some stuff fixed on it.
I will upload some images to see how the program needs to look when it is ran.
I will also upload the directions as an image as well.
i need this assigment done on Visual Studios with a C++ file attached.
Once it has ran it should look exactly like the examples i uploaded.
Below is my Program I just need it corrected
#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
using namespace std;
int main() {
const double BEVERAGE_PRICES[] = { 2.50, 2.50, 2.50, 2.00, 2.00, 1.75, 2.50, 2.50 };
const string BEVERAGE_NAMES[] = { “Pepsi”, “Mountain Dew”, “Dr. Pepper”, “Sunkist”, “Grapico”, “Ginger Ale”, “Sprite”, “Coke” };
string restaurant_name = “Garrett’s Cafe”;
int choice = 0;
double subtotal = 0.0;
double tip_percent = 0.0;
double tip_amount = 0.0;
double tax_rate = 0.08;
double tax_amount = 0.0;
double total = 0.0;
bool above_discount_threshold = false;
int table_number = rand() % 20 + 1;
do {
// Print beverage menu
cout << "Welcome to " << restaurant_name << endl;
cout << "Beverage Menu" << endl;
cout << "————-" << endl;
for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++) {
cout << i + 1 << ". " << setw(14) << left << BEVERAGE_NAMES[i] << "$" << fixed << setprecision(2) << BEVERAGE_PRICES[i] << endl;
}
// Print daily specials menu
cout << endl;
cout << "Daily Specials" << endl;
cout << "————–" << endl;
cout << "1. View specials" << endl;
cout << "2. Calculate bill" << endl;
cout << "3. Exit" << endl;
// Prompt user for choice
cout << endl;
cout <> choice;
switch (choice) {
case 1: {
string day_of_week;
cout << endl;
cout <> day_of_week;
if (day_of_week == “Monday”) {
cout << "Happy hour all day: $1.00 off any drink" << endl;
}
else if (day_of_week == "Wednesday") {
cout << "$1.00 off Coke Products" << endl;
}
else if (day_of_week == "Friday") {
cout << "Free refill on any drink" << endl;
}
else {
cout << "No specials today" << endl;
}
break;
}
case 2: {
// Reset subtotal and tip_amount
subtotal = 0.0;
tip_amount = 0.0;
// Prompt user for beverage choices
int num_beverages = 0;
int beverage_choice = 0;
do {
cout <> beverage_choice;
if (beverage_choice >= 1 && beverage_choice <= 8) {
subtotal += BEVERAGE_PRICES[beverage_choice – 1];
num_beverages++;
}
else if (beverage_choice != 0) {
cout << "Invalid choice. Please enter a number between 1 and 8, or 0 to finish." < 20.0) {
above_discount_threshold = true;
}
// Prompt user for tip percent
cout << endl;
cout <> tip_percent;
// Calculate tip amount
tip_amount = total * (tip_percent / 100.0);
// Apply discount if subtotal is above threshold
if (above_discount_threshold) {
cout << "Subtotal exceeds $20.00. 10% discount applied." << endl;
subtotal *= 0.9;
total = subtotal + tax_amount + tip_amount;
}
// Print receipt
cout << endl;
cout << "Garrett’s Cafe" << endl;
cout << "Table Number: " << table_number << endl;
cout << "———————–" << endl;
for (int i = 0; i < num_beverages; i++) {
cout << BEVERAGE_NAMES[i] << setw(18 – BEVERAGE_NAMES[i].size()) << right << "$" << fixed << setprecision(2) << BEVERAGE_PRICES[i] << endl;
}
cout << "———————–" << endl;
cout << "Subtotal" << setw(21) << right << "$" << fixed << setprecision(2) << subtotal << endl;
cout << "Tax" << setw(26) << right << "$" << fixed << setprecision(2) << tax_amount << endl;
cout << "Tip" << setw(26) << right << "$" << fixed << setprecision(2) << tip_amount << endl;
cout << "———————–" << endl;
cout << "Total" << setw(22) << right << "$" << fixed << setprecision(2) << total << endl;
cout << endl;
cout << "Thank you for dining in with us at Garretts Cafe!" << endl;
cout << "Your table number is " << table_number << endl;
cout << "You were served today by: Carson" << endl;
cout << "Come back to see us soon!" << endl;
break;
}
case 3: {
cout << "Exiting program…" << endl;
break;
}
default: {
cout << "Invalid choice. Please enter 1, 2, or 3." << endl;
break;
}
}
} while (choice != 3);
return 0;
}
answer one of the following questions:
1. What applications in your life (school or business or personal) have you witnessed that moved from a fat client approach to three-tier architecture? If you are having a hard time thinking of examples, think of some of personal computer applications that you used to run locally on your machine and now you may do it from a browser or phone app.
OR
2. Discuss some examples of some disadvantages / additional risks of the three-tier architecture design. Discuss what things have been put in place to help decrease these.
OR
3. Discuss what applications have not yet embraced the three-tier design. Explain why this is the case?
The term big data refers to the vast amounts of data being generated from such sources as social media, real-world sensors (for weather, water quality, vehicle traffic, etc.), cellphone GPS signals, and customer transactions. The sheer volume of these data and new ways of managing and analyzing them are enabling applications in many fields that were not possible just a few years ago. Your paper will describe in detail one of these emerging applications of big data.
Possible topics for your paper include but are not limited to the following.
Big data in e-commerce or retailing
Big data in government
Big data in healthcare
Big data security
Big data in manufacturing
Big data in fraud detection
Big data in location-based services
Your paper should address the following questions regarding your chosen topic.
What new uses of big data are likely in this field in the next 5 years?
What are the main sources of big data used in this field?
What type of data security should be included?
What problems or issues are encountered in using big data in this field?