Bilkent University - CS - MATH-230

Bilkent University - CS - MATH-230

Bilkent University - CS - MATH-230

Bilkent University - CS - MATH-230

Bilkent University - CS - MATH-230

Bilkent University - CS - MATH-230

Bilkent University - CS - MATH-230

Bilkent University - CS - MATH-230

Bilkent University - CS - MATH-230

Bilkent University - CS - MATH-230

MATH 260 SUGGESTED EXERCISES1. Exercise 6.64 in page 356 of the textbook. 2. A large construction firm has won 60% of the jobs for which it has bid. Suppose this firm bids on 36 jobs next month. Approximate the probability that it will win at least 20 of

Bilkent University - CS - MATH-230

Bilkent University - CS - MATH-230

Bilkent University - CS - MATH-230

MATH 260 SUGGESTED EXERCISES II 1. Let x1, x2, , x n be a random sample of n observations from an exponential distribution with mean . Find M.L.E for . 2. Exercise 7.70 in page 410 of the textbook. 3. Exercise 7.73 in page 410 of the textbook. 4. Exercise

Bilkent University - PHYS - PHYS-102

PHYS 101 General Physics-I First Midterm ExamDuration: 100 minutes November 8, 2008NAME:. Section:. Q.1 (25) Q.2 (25) Q.3 (25) Q.4 (25) Total (100)You must sign the Honor Code for your exam to be graded:"I pledge, on my Honor, not to lie, cheat, or st

Bilkent University - PHYS - PHYS-102

PHYS 102 General Physics IIFinal Exam, May 29, 2008 Duration: 130 minutes NAME:. Section:.Q.1 (25)Q.2 (25)Q.3 (25)Q.4 (25)Total (100)Suggestions:1. 2. 3. 4. Read the questions carefully. State the solutions clearly and with necessary comments (exp

Bilkent University - PHYS - PHYS-102

PHYS-102Final Exam Solutions,28 May 2009

Bilkent University - PHYS - PHYS-102

P HY S -102 : GEN ERA L PHY SI CS I IFINAL, May 21, 2007 Duration: 120 minutesNAME:.Section:.Q1Q2Q3Q4Q5TotalInstructions:1. Read questions carefully. 2. Write solution with clarity and necessary comments (explanations). 3. Use legible writing es

Bilkent University - PHYS - PHYS-102

Bilkent University - PHYS - PHYS-102

PHYS 102 General Physics IIMidterm Exam I, March 22, 2008 Duration: 100 minutesNAME:. Section:.Q.1 (35)Q.2 (35)Q.3 (35)Total (105)Suggestions: 1. Read the questions carefully. 2. State the solutions clearly and with necessary comments (explanations

Bilkent University - PHYS - PHYS-102

PHYS 102 First Midterm Exam Solutions March 22, 2008Q1 (35 points) Gauss' Law and nonconductorsQ2 (35 points) PotentialQ3: Solution

Bilkent University - PHYS - PHYS-102

P HY S -102 : GEN ERA L PHY SI CS I IMidterm II, April. 28, 2007 Duration: 120 minutesNAME:.Section:.Q1Q2Q3Q4Q5TotalInstructions:1. Read questions carefully. 2. Write solution with clarity and necessary comments (explanations). 3. Use legible wr

Bilkent University - PHYS - PHYS-102

PHYS 102 General Physics IIMidterm Exam II, April 26, 2008 Duration: 100 minutes NAME:. Section:.Q.1 (35)Q.2 (35)Q.3 (35)Total (105)Suggestions:1. 2. 3. 4. Read the questions carefully. State the solutions clearly and with necessary comments (expla

Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College - ENG - 301

Schepps Dairy presents Project Discovery 2004-2005The Importance of Being EarnestBy Oscar WildeTable of Contents Synopsis & Characters 2 Oscar Wilde 3 Epigrams 4 Timeline & Glossary 5 Victorian Etiquette 6 Student Activities 7 Resources & Reminders 8P

Cornell - CS - 2800

Discrete Structures CS 2800Prof. Bart Selman selman@cs.cornell.eduModule Logic (part 1)1Logic in generalLogics are formal languages for formalizing reasoning, in particular for representing information such that conclusions can be drawn A logic invol

Cornell - CS - 2800

Discrete Math CS 280Prof. Bart Selman selman@cs.cornell.eduModule Probability - Part a) Introduction1TerminologyExperiment A repeatable procedure that yields one of a given set of outcomes Rolling a die, for exampleSample space The set of possible

Cornell - CS - 2800

Discrete Math CS 280Prof. Bart Selman selman@cs.cornell.eduModule Probability - Part b) Bayes Rule Random Variables1Bayes TheoremHow to assess the probability that a particular event will occur on the basis of partial evidence? Examples: What is the

Cornell - CS - 2800

Discrete Math CS 2800Prof. Bart Selman selman@cs.cornell.edu Module Probability - Part c)1) Linearity of Expectation 2) St. Petersburg (Gambling) Paradox 3) Randomized Algorithms 4) Variance1Linearity of Expectation2Linearity of ExpectationE ( X1 +

Cornell - CS - 2110

OverviewToday: Design Concepts & PrinciplesCS 2110Software Design Principles IJuan Altmayer Pizzorno port25.com Top-Down, Bottom-Up Design Software Process (briey) Modularity Information Hiding, Encapsulation Principles of Least Astonishment and DRY

Cornell - CS - 2110

CS 2110Software Design Principles IJuan Altmayer Pizzorno port25.comOverviewToday: Design Concepts & Principles Top-Down, Bottom-Up Design Software Process (briey) Modularity Information Hiding, Encapsulation Principles of Least Astonishment and DRY

Cornell - CS - 2110

OverviewLast week:CS 2110Software Design Principles IIJuan Altmayer Pizzorno port25.com Design Concepts & Principles RefactoringToday: Test-Driven Development TDD + JUnit by ExampleThe ExampleTest Driven DevelopmentA collection class SmallSet

Cornell - CS - 2110

CS 2110Software Design Principles IIJuan Altmayer Pizzorno port25.comOverviewLast week: Design Concepts & Principles RefactoringToday: Test-Driven Development TDD + JUnit by ExampleThe ExampleA collection class SmallSet containing up to N objec

Cornell - CS - 2110

Announcements! Assignment 1 has been posted" Due Wednesday, September 10, 11:59pm " Materials available in CMSJava Review! Check that you are in CMS" Report any problems to your Section TA (email is fine)Lecture 2 CS2110 Fall 2008! Its really a goo

Cornell - CS - 2110

Java ReviewLecture 2 CS2110 Fall 2008Announcements Assignment 1 has been posted Due Wednesday, September 10, 11:59pm Materials available in CMS Check that you are in CMS Report any problems to your Section TA (email is fine) Its really a good idea

Cornell - CS - 2110

InterfacesInterfaces & TypesLecture 4 CS2110 Fall 2008 What is an interface? Informally, it is a specification of how an agent interacts with the outside world Java has a construct called interface which is used formally for this purpose an interface d

Cornell - CS - 2110

Interfaces & TypesLecture 4 CS2110 Fall 2008Interfaces What is an interface? Informally, it is a specification of how an agent interacts with the outside world Java has a construct called interface which is used formally for this purpose an interface

Cornell - CS - 2110

Announcements Introduction to Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs)! A3 is up, due Friday, Oct 10 ! Prelim 1 scheduled for Oct 16" if you have a conflict, let us know nowLecture 10 CS2110 Fall 20082Interactive Programsinput! Classic view of computer pro

Cornell - CS - 2110

Introduction to Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs)Lecture 10 CS2110 Fall 2008Announcements A3 is up, due Friday, Oct 10 Prelim 1 scheduled for Oct 16 if you have a conflict, let us know now2Interactive Programsinput Classic view of computer programs

Cornell - CS - 2110

GUI Statics and GUI Dynamics GUI Dynamics! Statics: what's drawn on the screen" Components# buttons, labels, lists, sliders, menus, .! Dynamics: user interactions" Events# button-press, mouse-click, keypress, ." Containers: components that contain

Cornell - CS - 2110

GUI DynamicsLecture 11 CS2110 Fall 2008GUI Statics and GUI Dynamics Statics: whats drawn on the screen Components buttons, labels, lists, sliders, menus, . Dynamics: user interactions Events button-press, mouse-click, keypress, . Containers: comp

Cornell - CS - 2110

Announcements! Prelim 1" Thursday, October 16, 7:30 - 9pm, Uris Auditorium " Topics# all material up to (but not including) searching and sorting (this weeks topics) # including interfaces & inheritance! Prelim 1 review sessions" Wednesday 10/15, 7:3

Cornell - CS - 2110

Searching, Sorting, and Asymptotic ComplexityLecture 12 CS2110 Fall 2008Announcements Prelim 1 Thursday, October 16, 7:30 - 9pm, Uris Auditorium Topics all material up to (but not including) searching and sorting (this weeks topics) including interfa

Cornell - CS - 2110

Generic Types in Java 5 Generic Types and the Java Collections FrameworkLecture 14 CS2110 Fall 2008! When using a collection (e.g.,LinkedList, HashSet, HashMap), we generally have asingle type T of elements that we store in it (e.g., Integer, String)

Cornell - CS - 2110

Generic Types and the Java Collections FrameworkLecture 14 CS2110 Fall 2008Generic Types in Java 5 When using a collection (e.g.,LinkedList, HashSet, HashMap), we generally have asingle type T of elements that we store in it (e.g., Integer, String) B

Cornell - CS - 2110

Designing, Coding, and DocumentingAnnouncements! A4 is up, due Sunday November 9" more difficult than the previous assignments# more code # distributed client/server app # lots of concurrencyLecture 15 CS2110 Fall 20082Quiz 2 What value is printed?

Cornell - CS - 2110

Designing, Coding, and DocumentingLecture 15 CS2110 Fall 2008Announcements A4 is up, due Sunday November 9 more difficult than the previous assignments more code distributed client/server app lots of concurrency2Quiz 2 What value is printed?class

Cornell - CS - 2110

Abstract Data Types (ADTs)! A method for achieving abstraction for data structures and algorithms ! ADT = model + operations ! Describes what each operation does, but not how it does it ! An ADT is independent of its implementation ! In Java, an interfac

Cornell - CS - 2110

Standard ADTsLecture 16 CS2110 Fall 2008Abstract Data Types (ADTs) A method for achieving abstraction for data structures and algorithms ADT = model + operations Describes what each operation does, but not how it does it An ADT is independent of its im

Cornell - CS - 2110

AnnouncementsPriority Queues and Heaps Some changes to the CS major to be announced soon 2111 no longer required for new majorsLecture 17 CS2110 Fall 2008 A&S and Engr students may drop 2111 until Nov 14 without transcript annotation If this affects y

Cornell - CS - 2110

Priority Queues and HeapsLecture 17 CS2110 Fall 2008Announcements Some changes to the CS major to be announced soon 2111 no longer required for new majors A&S and Engr students may drop 2111 until Nov 14 without transcript annotation If this affects yo

Cornell - CS - 2110

Announcements! Prelim 2" Tuesday, Nov 18, 7:30-9pm " Uris Auditorium! Exam conflicts" Email Kelly Patwell ASAP! Old exams are available for review on the course websiteGraphsLecture 18 CS2110 Fall 20082These are not Graphs90.00 71.88 53.75 35.63

Cornell - CS - 2110

GraphsLecture 18 CS2110 Fall 2008Announcements Prelim 2 Tuesday, Nov 18, 7:30-9pm Uris Auditorium Exam conflicts Email Kelly Patwell ASAP Old exams are available for review on the course website2These are not GraphsEast West North.not the kind

Cornell - CS - 2110

More GraphsLecture 19 CS2110 Fall 2008Representations of Graphs1 2 4 3Adjacency List1 2 3 4 2 3 2 3 4Adjacency Matrix1 1 2 3 4 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 3 0 1 0 1 4 1 0 0 0Adjacency Matrix or Adjacency List?n = number of vertices m = number of edges d(u)

Cornell - CS - 2110

Prelim 2 ReminderThreads and Concurrency! Prelim 2" Tuesday 18 Nov, 7:30-9pm " Uris Auditorium " One week from today! " Topics: all material up to and including this week's lectures " Includes graphs! Prelim 2 Review Session" Sunday 4/15,1:30-3pm " U

Cornell - CS - 2110

Threads and ConcurrencyLecture 20 CS2110 Fall 2008Prelim 2 Reminder Prelim 2 Tuesday 18 Nov, 7:30-9pm Uris Auditorium One week from today! Topics: all material up to and including this week's lectures Includes graphs Prelim 2 Review Session Sunday 4

Cornell - CS - 2110

Announcements Course Review & A Few Unanswered QuestionsLecture 25 CS2110 Fall 2008 ! Final Exam" Thursday, Dec 18 " 2 - 4:30pm " Uris Auditorium! For exam conflicts:" Notify Kelly Patwell today " You must provide# Your entire exam schedule # Include

Cornell - CS - 2110

Course Review & A Few Unanswered QuestionsLecture 25 CS2110 Fall 2008Announcements Final Exam Thursday, Dec 18 2 - 4:30pm Uris Auditorium For exam conflicts: Notify Kelly Patwell today You must provide Your entire exam schedule Include the course n

Cornell - ECE - 4130

ECE426Spring 2008APPLICATION OF SIGNAL PROCESSINGCOURSE ANNOUNCEMENTS Course and Title: ECE426, Applications of Signal Processing Instructor: TA: Webpage: B. Hutchins, Rm 218 Phillips, 255-4075, hutchins@ece.cornell.edu TBA http:/blackboard.cornell.edu

Cornell - ECE - 4130

1-2FundamentalConceptsChap. 14. In a medical test for a certain molecule, the concentration in the blood is reported as 123 mcg/dL. What is the concentration in proper 81 notation?Solution:123 mcg/dL = 10-3io-2 g/10-1 L = 1.23 X 10-6 g/L = 1.23 p,g/

Cornell - ECE - 4130

1-38. Show by argument that the reciprocal of Avogadro's constant is the gram equivalent of 1 atomic mass unit.Solution:By definition one gram atomic weight of 12C is 12 gfmol. Thus the mass of one atom of 12CisM r~C) = Na12g/mol = "12 g/atom. atoms/m

Cornell - ECE - 4130

1-4FundamentalConceptsChap. 112. Dry air at normal temperature and pressurehas a mass density of 0.0012 gj cm3 with a mass fraction of oxygenof 0.23. What is the atom density (atomjcm3) of 180? Solution: From Eq. (1.5), the atom density of oxygen isN

Cornell - ECE - 4130

1-5 (b) The volumeV of the uraniumis V = Mu/pu = (4000 )/(19.2 g/cm3) = g 208.3 m3. Hence he atomdensities re c t a Ns = ~AsVMaNa= (791.9 )(6.022x 1023 toms/mol) = 9.740 X 1021 cm-3 g a(235 g/mol)(208.3 cm3) (3208g)(6.022 x 1023atoms/mol) = 3.896 X 10