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Part 1Title: Computer Hardware Using bullet points, briefly describe a computing device you use often, such as your desktop, laptop, tablet, or smartphone. Identify the make and model, and at least th

Part 1Title: Computer Hardware Using bullet points, briefly describe a computing device you use often, such as your desktop, laptop, tablet, or smartphone. Identify the make and model, and at least three other components of the computing device. In the speaker notes, discuss in detail what you use the device for and whether the device […]

Careers in Networking SubscribeRespond to one of the following options. Be sure to specify the option number you are responding to in your post. Option 1: Job Search Go to a job site su

Careers in Networking SubscribeRespond to one of the following options. Be sure to specify the option number you are responding to in your post. Option 1: Job Search Go to a job site such as Indeed.com, Monster.com, or LinkedIn. Search for jobs for network engineers in your area. Start by searching for jobs using keywords like "network […]

Network Threats and Attacks You have now learned about recognizing security threats, vulnerabilities, and how to mitigate them. Almost every day, there are reports of an intrusion, breach of confident

Network Threats and Attacks You have now learned about recognizing security threats, vulnerabilities, and how to mitigate them. Almost every day, there are reports of an intrusion, breach of confidentiality, or some other high-profile attack. Find a news article about a recent network attack (no more than one year ago). Answer the following questions in […]

I am doing IFSM 300 Information Systems in Organization. the instructions The Stage 4 case study project is due as shown in the schedule. The assignment instructions and vendor brochure are attached.

I am doing IFSM 300 Information Systems in Organization. the instructions The Stage 4 case study project is due as shown in the schedule. The assignment instructions and vendor brochure are attached. The Case Study is posted under Course Resources. Use the Case Study and weekly readings to develop your assignment and understand the concepts that are required for the […]

Find 5 student organizations that interest you. For each organization: Why are you interested in this organization?Describe some of the activities of the organizationWhen and where is the next meeti

Find 5 student organizations that interest you.  For each organization: Why are you interested in this organization? Describe some of the activities of the organization When and where  is the next meeting? If you have questions about the organization, how would you contact them?CSE1106 – Intro to Computer Science and Engineering. this is the homework […]

Respond to one of the following options. Be sure to specify the option number you are responding to in your post. Careers in Networking Option 1: Job Search Go to a job site such as Ind

Respond to one of the following options. Be sure to specify the option number you are responding to in your post. Careers in Networking Option 1: Job Search Go to a job site such as Indeed.com, Monster.com, or LinkedIn. Search for jobs for network engineers in your area. Start by searching for jobs using keywords like […]

Network Threats and Attacks You have now learned about recognizing security threats, vulnerabilities, and how to mitigate them. Almost every day, there are reports of an intrusion, breach of confident

Network Threats and Attacks You have now learned about recognizing security threats, vulnerabilities, and how to mitigate them. Almost every day, there are reports of an intrusion, breach of confidentiality, or some other high-profile attack. Find a news article about a recent network attack (no more than one year ago). Answer the following questions in […]

Linux in Action (Required/Graded) Review this Linux case study. In particular, review the section titled “Results.” Share your thoughts on Linux after reviewing this study. Did you learn anything tha

Linux in Action (Required/Graded)  Review this Linux case study. In particular, review the section titled “Results.” Share your thoughts on Linux after reviewing this study. Did you learn anything that surprised you? Did it influence your opinion about Linux? Why or why not? In addition to your primary forum response, post at least two follow-up responses […]

Linux Project and Virtualization (Required/Graded) Next week, the final element of your project will be due. In this phase, you’ll install Linux into a virtual machine and demonstrate some Linux comm

Linux Project and Virtualization (Required/Graded)  Next week, the final element of your project will be due. In this phase, you’ll install Linux into a virtual machine and demonstrate some Linux commands. A vital element of the project is virtualization. Have you previously used virtualization tools, such as VMware, VirtualBox, HyperV, or others? If so, share […]

Careers in Linux System Administration (Required/Graded) SubscribeChoose from one of the following options. Be sure to include the option number in your response. 1. Job Search Use Indeed.com, Monst

Careers in Linux System Administration (Required/Graded) SubscribeChoose from one of the following options. Be sure to include the option number in your response. 1. Job Search Use Indeed.com, Monster.com, or LinkedIn.com to research IT job careers that require Linux Administration skills in your area. You can use keywords such as "Linux Administrator" or "Linux Engineer." Examine […]

Write a Java program as follows:1. Prompt the user on which action they want to take:a. Convert cubic feet to U.S. bushelsb. Convert miles to kilometersc. Determine graduation with honors titled. Exit

 Write a Java program as follows:1. Prompt the user on which action they want to take:a. Convert cubic feet to U.S. bushelsb. Convert miles to kilometersc. Determine graduation with honors titled. Exit program2. Programs at a minimum must have the following methods:a. Convert cubic feet method that gets cubic feet and returns U.S. bushels.b. Convert […]

Calculator Server and Client Java The goal: Make a client that sends simple arithmetic expressions, and a server that solves them and sends the result back to the client. Class design requirements:

Calculator Server and Client  Java  The goal: Make a client that sends simple arithmetic expressions, and a server that solves them and sends the result back to the client.  Class design requirements:  Your program should contain at least the following classes • CalculatorClient • CalculatorServer Important note: This is an unusual project in that it […]

This is about java. I would appreciate your help! Please do not provide a “copy and paste answer”! Among other things, the purpose of this assignment is to assess the student’s ability to write a pro

This is about java. I would appreciate your help! Please do not provide a “copy and paste answer”!  Among other things, the purpose of this assignment is to assess the student’s ability to write a program dealing with window events, mouse events, and the Delegation Event Model. PROGRAM SPECIFICATIONS Beginning with the file that you […]

The following program draws an BB-8 as shown below. Modify the program to move the BB-8 left or right using the arrow keys. The program can be download from the CMS. Please use Javafx   import java

The following program draws an BB-8 as shown below.  Modify the program to move the BB-8 left or right using the arrow keys.  The program can be download from the CMS. Please use Javafx  import javafx.application.Application; import javafx.scene.Scene; import javafx.scene.input.KeyCode; import javafx.scene.layout.Pane; import javafx.scene.paint.Color; import javafx.scene.shape.Circle; import javafx.scene.shape.Line; import javafx.stage.Stage; public class MovingBB8 extends Application […]

*This is java programming Write a main application called Project1.java, and a GUI (that extends JFrame) called WordGUI.java. The main program should open a file called “input.txt” which will contain

*This is java programming  Write a main application called Project1.java, and a GUI (that extends JFrame) called WordGUI.java. The main program should open a file called “input.txt” which will contain words, one per line. As the words are read from the file, they should be displayed in the GUI as follows:       The GUI should have […]

Consider that a school “ABC” hired you as a programmer to maintain the record of its Students and Teachers. You need to develop a system in C++ to enter the data and show it as and when required. Ke

 Consider that a school “ABC” hired you as a programmer to maintain the  record of its Students and Teachers. You need to develop a system in C++  to enter the data and show it as and when required. Keeping in the view above scenario, you are required to write a C++  program that can display […]

Lab Goal : Java – Binary Tree. Will leave an upvote. This lab was designed to teach you more about Binary Trees. Lab Description : Write a binary search tree class. For the base lab, you must write

 Lab Goal : Java – Binary Tree. Will leave an upvote. This lab was designed to teach you more about Binary Trees.  Lab Description : Write a binary search tree class. For the base lab,  you must write the following methods :: preOrder, postOrder, inOrder,  revOrder, getNumLeaves, getNumLevels, getWidth, getHeight, getNum Nodes,  toString, is Full. […]

1. Create a new file called Fraction.java 2. In this file, create a class Fraction. a. This class should have 2 attributes, declare it, don’t forget those fields/attributes need to be private b. Crea

1. Create a new file called Fraction.java 2. In this file, create a class Fraction.  a. This class should have 2 attributes, declare it, don’t forget those fields/attributes need to be private b. Create 2 constructors, i. One constructor without any parameter. This constructor will initialize the first attribute to 0 and the second to […]

The language used is Java /** * * Merging k sorted arrays into a single sorted array. * Your algorithm must be stable. * * You are NOT allowed to call the constructor of class Student, except i

The language used is Java /**  *   * Merging k sorted arrays into a single sorted array.  * Your algorithm must be stable.  *   * You are NOT allowed to call the constructor of class Student, except in <em>main</em>.  */ public class StableMerger {     /**      *       * No modification to class Student is allowed.      * […]

Convert User Input to an Array of KivaCommands The RemoteControl class currently takes in a String of commands from the user that looks like “FFFTRF”. However, our Kiva robots cannot understand ins

 Convert User Input to an Array of KivaCommands The  RemoteControl class currently takes in a String of commands from the  user that looks like “FFFTRF”. However, our Kiva robots cannot  understand instructions in that form. They can simply make one move at a  time, accepting a single KivaCommand. So, we’ll need to take the user […]

JAVA Card Shuffling and Dealing Using the code in the book (or slides if you do not have the book), modify Fig.7.11 to deal a five-card poker hand. Then modify class DeckOfCards of Fig.7.10 to incl

JAVA Card Shuffling and Dealing Using  the code in the book (or slides if you do not have the book), modify  Fig.7.11 to deal a five-card poker hand. Then modify class DeckOfCards  of Fig.7.10 to include methods that determine whether a hand contains: a pair two pairs three of a kind (e.g., three jacks) four […]

Mutex locks and semaphores, as discussed in class, are different techniques to solve the race condition and to ensure an efficient synchronization between cooperating threads and processes. you wil

Mutex  locks and semaphores, as discussed in class, are different techniques to  solve the race condition and to ensure an efficient synchronization  between cooperating threads and processes. you will use semaphores to  solve a number of synchronization problems between cooperating threads. important to note that: •  Semaphore, in literature, uses wait() and signal(). However, in […]

For this project, you are going to write a program to find the anagrams in a given dictionary for a given word. If two words have the same letters but in different order, they are called anagrams. For

For this project, you are going to write a program to find the anagrams in a given dictionary for a given word. If two words have the same letters but in different order, they are called anagrams. For example, “listen” and “silent” are a pair of anagrams. **JAVA** First let’s focus on “LetterInventory.java”. Its purpose […]

Triangle 2.0 (The name is a hint) Description: For the task we’ll build a class representing a Rectangle. The tests for this task will not check what’s happening inside the class you create, so it’

Triangle 2.0 (The name is a hint) Description: For  the task we’ll build a class representing a Rectangle. The tests for  this task will not check what’s happening inside the class you create,  so it’s up to you as to what data members you use. The tests will also  assume you can write methods and […]

Question: Basic java please help QUESTION 1: Add code to ask user about the number of players (from 1 to 3) – use game.askForInt. Store the input in a variable numPlayers. QUESTION 2: Modify the code

Question: Basic java please help  QUESTION 1: Add code to ask user about the number of players (from 1 to 3) – use game.askForInt. Store the input in a variable numPlayers. QUESTION 2: Modify the code below to ask for players’ names and add them to the game in a for loop (up to numPlayers […]

make a University app to have a simple system to keep track of all the students (graduate and undergrads).To do that the following classes are needed for this object-oriented database. Student Stud

 make a University  app to have a simple system to keep track of all the students (graduate  and undergrads).To do that the following classes are needed for this  object-oriented database. Student StudentID : Integer stdFirstName: String stdLastName: String stdMarks : Double [] stdAddress: Address ** Class Student should have set/get properties, constructor and have following […]

complete the method named countdown (method stub provided) so that it accepts an int countFrom as its parameter and prints each number from countFrom to 1 on a single line separated by a space. Thi

complete the method named countdown (method  stub provided) so that it accepts an int countFrom as its parameter and  prints each number from countFrom to 1 on a single line separated by a  space. This method should not return anything (void return type). Hint:  Use a loop and think about the starting value you want […]

(Financial application: compute the future investment value) Write a method that computes future investment value at a given interest rate for a specified number of years. The future investment is

(Financial application: compute the future  investment value) Write a method that computes future investment value  at a given interest rate for a specified number of years. The future  investment is determined using the formula in Programming Exercise 2.21.  Use the following method header: public static double  futureInvestmentValue(double investmentAmount, double  monthlyInterestRate, int years) For example,  futureInvestmentValue(10000, […]

Task 2: Text Counter (USING JAVAFX) Develop a class TextCounter that extends javafx.scene.text.Text and implements Runnable. Your layout should appear similar to the image below. Next, develop a clas

Task 2: Text Counter (USING JAVAFX) Develop a class TextCounter that extends javafx.scene.text.Text and implements Runnable. Your layout should appear similar to the image below.  Next, develop a class IntCounter that has an integer counter intialised to 0, and methods incrementCount, getCount and setCount.  For this application, create Start, Pause and Resume buttons. When Start […]

Use JavaFX. No Swing or Awt Enhanced the Hollywood Star Generator app Write a program that allows a user to enter a name into an input box and your program will display a star similar to the screensh

Use JavaFX. No Swing or Awt Enhanced the Hollywood Star Generator app Write a program that allows a user to enter a name into an input box  and your program will display a star similar to the screenshot shown  below, with a name displayed in the star. Below are the requirements of  the program (or […]

This assignment covers hash maps, macros, and makefiles. Your code must compile without any warnings or errors and run without segmentation faults to receive credit. Any allocated memory must be freed

This assignment covers hash maps, macros, and makefiles. Your code must compile without any warnings or errors and run without segmentation faults to receive credit. Any allocated memory must be freed. Adding a Makefile When working with larger codebases, it is easy to get overwhelmed. Any obstacles encountered, no matter how small, can seem insurmountable. Our […]

CSE 1320 Assignment 5 This assignment covers hash maps, macros, and makefiles. Your code must compile without any warnings or errors and run without segmentation faults to receive credit. Any allocate

CSE 1320 Assignment 5 This assignment covers hash maps, macros, and makefiles. Your code must compile without any warnings or errors and run without segmentation faults to receive credit. Any allocated memory must be freed. Adding a Makefile When working with larger codebases, it is easy to get overwhelmed. Any obstacles encountered, no matter how small, […]

This assignment measures your mastery of (ULOs 1.1, 1.2, 2.1, 2.2, 5.1, 6.1, 6.2). In Units I, II, and III, you learned about the history of computers, application and system software, blockchain,

This assignment measures your mastery of (ULOs 1.1, 1.2, 2.1, 2.2, 5.1, 6.1, 6.2). In Units I, II, and III, you learned about the history of computers, application and system software, blockchain, cryptocurrency, computer ethics, and explored two Microsoft Office applications, Word and Excel. In this assignment you will demonstrate what you have learned in these three […]

Same as the previous discussion in Week 5, select from the two topics below and answer the question in a detailed explanation.  Design Secure Applications and Cost-Optimized Architectures (Gr

Same as the previous discussion in Week 5, select from the two topics below and answer the question in a detailed explanation.  Design Secure Applications and Cost-Optimized Architectures (Graded (1) Based on the items below: What do think is most important when you design secure applications and architectures? How can it be implemented in the […]

from bs4 import BeautifulSoup import re import os import csv import unittest # IMPORTANT NOTE: “”” If you are getting “encoding errors” while trying to open, read, or write from a file, add the foll

from bs4 import BeautifulSoup import re import os import csv import unittest # IMPORTANT NOTE: “”” If you are getting “encoding errors” while trying to open, read, or write from a file, add the following argument to any of your open() functions:    encoding=”utf-8-sig” An example of that within the function would be:    open(“filename”, […]