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Database Management Systems Tutorial Week 4 Weight 1% The tutorial assessment each week is generally based on your understanding of the weeks course content, your written answers to each weeks tutorial questions, your group interaction in discussing your
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Topic 5: Service Service General Personal service Ordinary service Special parties Proof of service Substituted service Service out of the Jurisdiction The procedure by which a plaintiff informs a defendant of the claim being made against him/her/it. Serv
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Chem 20 Test 4 Review Fall 2012 You will be Given - A periodic table - Electronegativity chart for polarity - Conversion factors such as 1000 mL = 1L etc - The diagonal rule for writing electron configurations Memorize The shapes of molecules based on wha
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TORTS B PART 1 NEGLIGENCE General Principles 1. Duty of Care 2. Breach of Duty 3. Causation (Causation in fact) and Proof 4. Novus Actus Interveniens (Causation in law) 5. Remoteness of damage 6. Defences 7. Personal Injury Compensation Liability in the t
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ExcelInstructionsusingExcel2010: 1.Entertheappropriatenumbers/formulasintheshaded(gray)cells.Anasterisk(*)willappeartotherightofanincorrectanswer. 2.Aformulabeginswithanequalssign(=)andcanconsistofanyofthefollowingelements: Operatorssuchas+(foraddition),(
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Chem 20 Test 4 Review Fall 2012 You will be Given - A periodic table - Electronegativity chart for polarity - Conversion factors such as 1000 mL = 1L etc - The diagonal rule for writing electron configurations Memorize The shapes of molecules based on wha
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TORTS B PART 1 NEGLIGENCE General Principles 1. Duty of Care 2. Breach of Duty 3. Causation (Causation in fact) and Proof 4. Novus Actus Interveniens (Causation in law) 5. Remoteness of damage 6. Defences 7. Personal Injury Compensation Liability in the t
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Classes and Abstract Data Types Earlier, we approached the problem of setting up a database by specifying the data for the problem and the operations to be performed on the data. Although we ultimately had to look at how the data would be stored and how t
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MONASH UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF LAW CIVIL PROCEDURE Pleadings Outline of Drafting Introduction 1. Pleadings is a term that refers to the documents that are exchanged between the plaintiff and defendant in a civil proceeding. The Courts aim in requiring parti
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1 TOPIC 1: EQUITABLE INTERESTS ARISING BY OPERATION OF LAW EXPRESS TRUST 1. Concept of trust separation of legal and equitable ownership. Trustee is the legal owner 2. Beneficiary is the owner in equity (same as equitable owner) Trust by transfer: I tran
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MelbourneUniversityLawStudentsSocietyTutorial Service: SponsoringPartners: ClaytonUtz MallesonsStephenJaques BlakeDawson SSPBooks LeoCussenInstitute SubjectName:SubjectNumber:ConstitutionalLaw TutorialNumber:Two Date:8September2010 DISCLAIMER: Thesetutori
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David Barroso Fire Behavior and Combustion 7/8/13 Ethical Dilemma Accepting Gratuities\Do you think such a discount is appropriate? If so, why? If not why?: I feel that gratuities like discount specials on food and such are acceptable for any first respon
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Course: Russian Economics
1Orloff Elisabeth Orloff Movie Essay POS 360- Humor&Film&IR Dr. Elizabeth Wheatley 1 December 2011 Peer Reviewers: Jessica N. Olah and Mijoi Mitchell The Machiavellian Town ! As Winston Churchill once said, A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportu
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Course: Russian Economics
1Orloff Elisabeth Orloff Movie Essay POS 360 Dr. Wheatley 1 December 2011 The Machiavellian Town As Winston Churchill once said, A pessimist sees the difficulty in every op portunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty. Realism is a dom
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Course: Composition: Literature & Media
Samuel Newspaper Article There was a tragic accident today on the subway. Four young boys by the names Alfred, Calvin, Samuel, and Tom were riding the subway in an unsafe manner between two of the cars when one of the boys named Samuel last his bala
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Homework 2 Essay Question 3 The story must be captivating and I must have some type of emotional tie to the story in order to keep my attention and make it an outstanding story or novel for me. When you can relate or have seen or felt what the chara
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Paranoia-101 The hackers are out to get you Your web site is insecure Develop a healthy paranoia The hackers are out to get you. So, put some defences into your web site. Topics 1. Attacks in general 2. An example of a hacker attack via SQL injection 3
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21/06/2012 CSCI110: Me CSCI110 I have to be here Lecturer: N.A.B. Gray 3.206 nabg@uow.edu.au 42213812 Introduction to W3 Technologies Consultation time To be announced CSCI110: You? Do you belong here? Any pre-/co- requisites? CSCI114 as a co-requis
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21/06/2012 New programming languages You are now starting to learn TWO different programming languages Javascript Javascript Minor processing on client side Data checking Responsive interaction interaction "Pretties" Aka Jscript, ECMAScript, etc PH
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More CSS? More CSS More Javascript The introductory lecture on HTML and CSS explained how CSS styles could be defined and associated, very precisely, with specific classes of element used in your web pages Style features fonts used, font properties like
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Work smarter not harder Stand on the shoulders of giants! PHP Applications Frameworks Content Management Systems Larry Wall: "the three chief virtues of a programmer: Laziness, Impatience and Hubris." That seems about right So don't develop everything
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Term Project Learning Resources Table Student's Name College\Class David Barroso Alan Hancock College: FT 105 Session: Session 2A Lecture Topic: Fire Service: Past, Present & Future Fire Behavior Chapter # 1 Reading Assignment: Specific Learning Objective
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Question 3 Sorting and Searching (10 marks) (a) Explain what is meant by the Left Scan Overrun Problem in the quicksort sorting algorithm. Suggest two methods to fix this problem. (2 Marks) Answer: (the answer should mean somthing like this) The Left Scan
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SCSSE School of Computer Science and Software Engineering CSCI124/MCS9124 Applied Programming EXAM REVISION QUESTIONS Question 1 Multiple Choice covering all topics (15 Marks) 1. Which of the following sort algorithms performs the same on an already sorte
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SITACS School of Computer Science and Software Engineering CSCI124/MCS9124 Applied Programming EXAM REVISION ANSWERS Answers To Question 1 & 2 Question 1 Multiple Choice covering all topics (15 Marks) 1. Which of the following sort algorithms performs the
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University of Wollongong School of Computer Science and Software Engineering Applied Programming CSCI124 Autumn 2011 - Quiz 4 Revision Answers - Data Structures Question 1 In the space provided write the letter corresponding to the answer that most approp
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Database Management Systems Tutorial Week 4 Weight 1% The tutorial assessment each week is generally based on your understanding of the weeks course content, your written answers to each weeks tutorial questions, your group interaction in discussing your
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ExcelInstructionsusingExcel2010: 1.Entertheappropriatenumbers/formulasintheshaded(gray)cells.Anasterisk(*)willappeartotherightofanincorrectanswer. 2.Aformulabeginswithanequalssign(=)andcanconsistofanyofthefollowingelements: Operatorssuchas+(foraddition),(
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CSCI110 Exercise 4: Database - MySQL The exercise This exercise is to be completed in the laboratory and your completed work is to be shown to the laboratory tutor. The work should be done in week-8 but completion by the end of week-11 is acceptable. (No
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CSCI110 Exercise 2: Client side scripting - Javascript The exercise This exercise is to be completed in the laboratory and your completed work is to be shown to the laboratory tutor. The work should be done in week-4 but completion by the end of week-5 is
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CSCI110 Exercise 3: Server side scripting - PHP The exercise This exercise is to be completed in the laboratory and your completed work is to be shown to the laboratory tutor. The work should be done in week-6 but completion by the end of week-9 is accept
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CSCI110 Exercise 1: HTML and CSS The exercise This exercise is to be completed in the laboratory and your completed work is to be shown to the laboratory tutor. The work should be done in week-2 but completion by the end of week-3 is acceptable. The compl
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MATH121: Discrete Mathematics Outline Solutions to Tutorial Sheet Week 12 Autumn 2004 1. (i) 12 1(mod 11) = = 122 1(mod 11) 129 1(mod 11). (ii) 33 = 27 1(mod 13) = 36 1(mod 13) = 39 1(mod 13) = 310 3(mod 13) = 311 9(mod 13). (iii) 4 + 7 = 11, so 4 (7) = 1
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MATH121: Discrete Mathematics Outline Solutions to Tutorial Sheet Week 10 Autumn 2004 1. (a) Find gcd(72, 63). Divide 72 by 63 to nd 72 = 63 1 + 9. Divide 63 by 9 to nd Therefore, gcd(72, 63)= gcd(63, 9) = gcd(9, 0) = 9. 63 = 9 7 + 0. Now, gcd(72, 63) = 9
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Exercises 31 employee (person-name, street, city) works (person-name, company-name, salary) company (company-name, city) manages (person-name, manager-name) Figure 3.39. Relational database for Exercises 3.5, 3.8 and 3.10. 3.4 In Chapter 2, we saw how to
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Database Management Systems Tutorial Week 2 Datamanagement 1) Discuss the table below (Pratt, P.J. & Adamski, J.J., 2008, page 2). Include the following in your discussion: a) Data redundancy a.i) What is it? Data redundancy is nothing but duplication of
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Contents 1 GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 Background . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.2 Administrative and General Enquiries . . . . . . . 1.3 Academic Enquiries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.4 Text Book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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ECON 8069 BUSINESS ECONOMICS: MICRO COMPOMNENT COURSE OUTLINE Semester 2, 2008 Lecturers Microeconomics Component: Brian McCaig Room: 2032 Arndt Building Email: brian.mccaig@anu.edu.au Telephone: 6125 3065 Consultation times: Tuesdays 2 pm to 3 pm T
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Database Management Systems Tutorial Week 4 Weight 1% The tutorial assessment each week is generally based on your understanding of the weeks course content, your written answers to each weeks tutorial questions, your group interaction in discussing your
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Topic 5: Service Service General Personal service Ordinary service Special parties Proof of service Substituted service Service out of the Jurisdiction The procedure by which a plaintiff informs a defendant of the claim being made against him/her/it. Serv
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Chem 20 Test 4 Review Fall 2012 You will be Given - A periodic table - Electronegativity chart for polarity - Conversion factors such as 1000 mL = 1L etc - The diagonal rule for writing electron configurations Memorize The shapes of molecules based on wha
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TORTS B PART 1 NEGLIGENCE General Principles 1. Duty of Care 2. Breach of Duty 3. Causation (Causation in fact) and Proof 4. Novus Actus Interveniens (Causation in law) 5. Remoteness of damage 6. Defences 7. Personal Injury Compensation Liability in the t
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ExcelInstructionsusingExcel2010: 1.Entertheappropriatenumbers/formulasintheshaded(gray)cells.Anasterisk(*)willappeartotherightofanincorrectanswer. 2.Aformulabeginswithanequalssign(=)andcanconsistofanyofthefollowingelements: Operatorssuchas+(foraddition),(
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Term Project Learning Resources Table Student's Name College\Class David Barroso Alan Hancock College: FT 105 Session: Session 2A Lecture Topic: Fire Service: Past, Present & Future Fire Behavior Chapter # 1 Reading Assignment: Specific Learning Objective
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David Barroso Fire Behavior and Combustion 7/8/13 Ethical Dilemma Accepting Gratuities\Do you think such a discount is appropriate? If so, why? If not why?: I feel that gratuities like discount specials on food and such are acceptable for any first respon
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Exercises 31 employee (person-name, street, city) works (person-name, company-name, salary) company (company-name, city) manages (person-name, manager-name) Figure 3.39. Relational database for Exercises 3.5, 3.8 and 3.10. 3.4 In Chapter 2, we saw how to
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Database Management Systems Tutorial Week 2 Datamanagement 1) Discuss the table below (Pratt, P.J. & Adamski, J.J., 2008, page 2). Include the following in your discussion: a) Data redundancy a.i) What is it? Data redundancy is nothing but duplication of
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CSCI110 Exercise 4: Database - MySQL The exercise This exercise is to be completed in the laboratory and your completed work is to be shown to the laboratory tutor. The work should be done in week-8 but completion by the end of week-11 is acceptable. (No
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CSCI110 Exercise 2: Client side scripting - Javascript The exercise This exercise is to be completed in the laboratory and your completed work is to be shown to the laboratory tutor. The work should be done in week-4 but completion by the end of week-5 is
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Paranoia-101 The hackers are out to get you Your web site is insecure Develop a healthy paranoia The hackers are out to get you. So, put some defences into your web site. Topics 1. Attacks in general 2. An example of a hacker attack via SQL injection 3
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CSCI110 Exercise 3: Server side scripting - PHP The exercise This exercise is to be completed in the laboratory and your completed work is to be shown to the laboratory tutor. The work should be done in week-6 but completion by the end of week-9 is accept
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CSCI110 Exercise 1: HTML and CSS The exercise This exercise is to be completed in the laboratory and your completed work is to be shown to the laboratory tutor. The work should be done in week-2 but completion by the end of week-3 is acceptable. The compl
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CSCI110 Exercise 5: More CSS and Javascript The exercise This exercise is to be completed in the laboratory and your completed work is to be shown to the laboratory tutor. The work should be done in week-10 but completion by the end of week-13 is acceptab
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21/06/2012 CSCI110: Me CSCI110 I have to be here Lecturer: N.A.B. Gray 3.206 nabg@uow.edu.au 42213812 Introduction to W3 Technologies Consultation time To be announced CSCI110: You? Do you belong here? Any pre-/co- requisites? CSCI114 as a co-requis
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21/06/2012 New programming languages You are now starting to learn TWO different programming languages Javascript Javascript Minor processing on client side Data checking Responsive interaction interaction "Pretties" Aka Jscript, ECMAScript, etc PH
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More CSS? More CSS More Javascript The introductory lecture on HTML and CSS explained how CSS styles could be defined and associated, very precisely, with specific classes of element used in your web pages Style features fonts used, font properties like
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Work smarter not harder Stand on the shoulders of giants! PHP Applications Frameworks Content Management Systems Larry Wall: "the three chief virtues of a programmer: Laziness, Impatience and Hubris." That seems about right So don't develop everything
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New programming languages You are now starting to learn TWO different programming languages Javascript PHP Minor processing on client side Data checking Responsive interaction interaction "Pretties" PHP Application programming on server side Busi
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Operating System Laboratory and development environment Laboratory is configured for the Ubuntu (Linux) operating system The main applications that will be used are: Apache 2 Web Server Standard with Ubuntu, configuration modified to allow for web Ub
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21/06/2012 Aims HTML Because you cannot rely solely on HTML editors HTML & CSS you have to be able to structure a document by embedding HTML tags into the text of your documents (you will be writing programs to do this) So, brief summary of HTML markup
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Client: Server: Server computer(s) Server-side and client side programming I n t e r n e t Overview Hypertext Transfer Protocol CGI programming HTML forms Client side scripting Browser program: Interprets HTML & CSS to layout a page Runs Javascript c
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APACHE Apache Aim of this section Introduce you to workings of the most common webserver Explain role of webmaster Configuring apache Installing server Setting access controls on files etc Apache Most common httpd daemon server Apache www.apache.
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What does this section of CSCI110 cover? CSCI110: Introduction to W3 Technologies <Context> The origins and workings of the underlying technologies What is the web? It is a gigantic client-server system used for the exchange of structured documents. Well
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More PHP More PHP Syntax of more advanced features More PHP & More SQL Mainly classes and objects Leaving concept of class primarily to CSCI124 (and proper use of class deferred to CSCI204), won't be defining and using classes much in CSCI110 But yo
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Objectives CSCI124 Iterators Constant and mutable iterators Reverse iterators Containers More on Containers and Iterators Sequential containers Container adapters stack and queue Container Algorithms (Where to from here?) Efficiency Sequence, set
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Question 3 Sorting and Searching (10 marks) (a) Explain what is meant by the Left Scan Overrun Problem in the quicksort sorting algorithm. Suggest two methods to fix this problem. (2 Marks) Answer: (the answer should mean somthing like this) The Left Scan
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SCSSE School of Computer Science and Software Engineering CSCI124/MCS9124 Applied Programming EXAM REVISION QUESTIONS Question 1 Multiple Choice covering all topics (15 Marks) 1. Which of the following sort algorithms performs the same on an already sorte
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SITACS School of Computer Science and Software Engineering CSCI124/MCS9124 Applied Programming EXAM REVISION ANSWERS Answers To Question 1 & 2 Question 1 Multiple Choice covering all topics (15 Marks) 1. Which of the following sort algorithms performs the
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CSCI124 One of the advantages of a Computer Science One education is knowing when to use the work of someone else. someone Collections Our predecessors have already encountered Our many of the problems that we will. many Week 7 So we can use their knowled
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University of Wollongong School of Computer Science and Software Engineering Applied Programming CSCI124 Autumn 2011 - Quiz 4 Revision Answers - Data Structures Question 1 In the space provided write the letter corresponding to the answer that most approp
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University of Wollongong School of Computer Science and Software Engineering CSCI124 Applied Programming Autumn 2011 - Quiz 4 Revision - Data Structures Question 1 In the space provided write the letter corresponding to the answer that most appropriately
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More on Binary Search Tree Formal Definitions and Algorithms Binary Search Tree Binary Search Tree (BST) uses a strict weak ordering. BST Storage Rules: In a BST, the entries of the nodes can be compared with a strict weak ordering. The following two r
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Let's summarise. CSCI124 Module 4 Tree Data Structures Data Structures If we use an array, we can get O(log n) and even O(1) searches on data sorted by O(n log n) algorithms. If we use lists, we can get O(n) searches on data sorted by O(n2) algorithms, wi
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Trees Earlier we showed how search efficiencies of O(log n) and even O(1) can be achieved. Also, we could get sorts down to O(nlog n) and O(n). Unfortunately, to get these, we have to use arrays, foregoing the benefits of dynamic memory allocation offered
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University of Wollongong School of Computer Science and Software Engineering CSCI124 Applied Programming Autumn 2011 - Quiz 3 Revision Classes and Exceptions Question 1. (10 points) (a) What is the global namespace? (b) In C+ what does the : operator mean
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CSCI124 In our revision example, we approached the In problem of setting up a database by specifying the data for the problem and the operations upon that data. that Classes W e ultimately had to decide the way it was stored We and how we implemented the
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W e have avoided variations in types being sorted by using integer indexes to indirectly reference the data. the C+ provides a standard method of doing this C+ the pointer. the pointer A pointer data type stores the address of a data pointer item. It is
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University of Wollongong School of Computer Science and Software Engineering CSCI124 Applied Programming Autumn 2011 - Quiz 3 - Revision - AnswersClasses and Exceptions Question 1. (10 points) (a) What is the global namespace? _ Any items that are not exp
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Building Complex Programs 1. The Compilation Process When we decide to write programs for a computer we are required to make a decision about which language to use. Because each computer make and model has differing hardware characteristics, it would be s
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Classes and Abstract Data Types Earlier, we approached the problem of setting up a database by specifying the data for the problem and the operations to be performed on the data. Although we ultimately had to look at how the data would be stored and how t
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University of Wollongong School of Computer Science and Software Engineering Applied Programming CSCI124 Autumn 2011 - Quiz 2 Revision Answers Pointers and Dynamic Memory Question 1 (20 points) (i) True or False? int* p1, p2; declares two pointers to int
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Outline CSCI124 Software Testing Terminology Types of errors Dealing with errors Component Testing Unit testing Integration testing Testing Strategy System testing Terminology Quality of todays software. Reliability: The measure of success with which
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CSCI124 / MCS9124 Our initial revision example indicated that Our improvements in searching could be achieved by sorting the data into order. sorting Sorting and Searching 2 Now that we can do that, let's look at how we can Now improve upon linear search.
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C+ Exceptions CSCI124 A program is composed of separate modules, such as functions which may come from libraries. Error handling can be separated into two parts. Exceptions The reporting of error conditions that can not be resolved locally. The handling
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University of Wollongong School of Computer Science and Software Engineering Applied Programming CSCI124 Autumn 2011 - Quiz 2 Revision Pointers and Dynamic Memory Question 1 (20 points) (i) True or False? int* p1, p2; declares two pointers to int type. (i
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Pointers and Dynamic Memory Allocation 1. The Pointer In the work on sorting, we avoided problems with variations in the types being sorted by using (integer) indexes to indirectly reference the data. C+ provides a standard method of this indirection. A p
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Function Pointer Void Pointers Function Pointers Lecture 2 Function Pointer int (*Compare)(const char*, const char*); Defines a function pointer named Compare which can hold the address of any function that takes two constant character pointers as argumen
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Debugging C+ Programs Finding the exact source of a bug can be troublesome. There are a number of ways to debug your code. The simplest technique is to look at the flow of control and values of variables by placing output statements through out your co
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In our recent database examples, our search for In our recent example our records was called a linear search. records was linear CSCI124 / MCS9124 Why? Sorting and Searching Because the number of checks needed was of Because order n. order An improvement
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University of Wollongong School of Computer Science and Software Engineering CSCI124 Applied Programming Spring 2012 Quiz 1 Revision 100 points C+ Programming ANSWERS Write all answers in the spaces provided. Time allowed 60 minutes. Question 1 (20 points
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Preprocessor Compiler Directives Preprocessor compiler directives instruct the compile on preparing the source code for compilation. #define #undef The #undef command undefines a previously defined macro variable, such as a variable defined by a #define.
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File Revision and Binary File I-O cin and cout Streams Streams What are those input and output streams like cin and cout? A large part of the new material in this session is involved in introducing the concept of a C+ class. They are objects or instanc
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University of Wollongong School of Computer Science and Software Engineering CSCI124 Applied Programming Spring 2012 Quiz 1 Revision 100 Points C+ Programming Write all answers in the spaces provided. Time allowed 60 minutes. Question 1 (20 points) (i) Tr
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(Some) Unix commands Warning: Unix is case sensitive. This document only gives some commands and only describes some of the functionality of those commands. For more information you should use the man command, as listed below. The & after the command mean
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Chem 20 Test 4 Review Fall 2012 You will be Given - A periodic table - Electronegativity chart for polarity - Conversion factors such as 1000 mL = 1L etc - The diagonal rule for writing electron configurations Memorize The shapes of molecules based on wha
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TORTS B PART 1 NEGLIGENCE General Principles 1. Duty of Care 2. Breach of Duty 3. Causation (Causation in fact) and Proof 4. Novus Actus Interveniens (Causation in law) 5. Remoteness of damage 6. Defences 7. Personal Injury Compensation Liability in the t
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Classes and Abstract Data Types Earlier, we approached the problem of setting up a database by specifying the data for the problem and the operations to be performed on the data. Although we ultimately had to look at how the data would be stored and how t
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MONASH UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF LAW CIVIL PROCEDURE Pleadings Outline of Drafting Introduction 1. Pleadings is a term that refers to the documents that are exchanged between the plaintiff and defendant in a civil proceeding. The Courts aim in requiring parti
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1 TOPIC 1: EQUITABLE INTERESTS ARISING BY OPERATION OF LAW EXPRESS TRUST 1. Concept of trust separation of legal and equitable ownership. Trustee is the legal owner 2. Beneficiary is the owner in equity (same as equitable owner) Trust by transfer: I tran
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MelbourneUniversityLawStudentsSocietyTutorial Service: SponsoringPartners: ClaytonUtz MallesonsStephenJaques BlakeDawson SSPBooks LeoCussenInstitute SubjectName:SubjectNumber:ConstitutionalLaw TutorialNumber:Two Date:8September2010 DISCLAIMER: Thesetutori
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MelbourneUniversityLawStudentsSocietyTutorial Service: SponsoringPartners: ClaytonUtz MallesonsStephenJaques BlakeDawson SSPBooks LeoCussenInstitute SubjectName:SubjectNumber:ConstitutionalLaw733515 TutorialNumber:One Date:1September2010 DISCLAIMER: These
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MelbourneUniversityLawStudentsSocietyTutorialService: SponsoringPartners: ClaytonUtz MallesonsStephenJaques BlakeDawson SSPBooks LeoCussenInstitute SubjectName:SubjectNumber:ConstitutionalLaw TutorialNumber:Five(Flowchart)SeparationofPowers(Boilermakers)
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MelbourneUniversityLawStudentsSocietyTutorial Service: SponsoringPartners: ClaytonUtz MallesonsStephenJaques BlakeDawson SSPBooks LeoCussenInstitute SubjectName:SubjectNumber:ConstitutionalLaw TutorialNumber:FiveSeparationofPowers(Boilermakers) Date:13Oct
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MelbourneUniversityLawStudentsSocietyTutorial Service: SponsoringPartners: ClaytonUtz MallesonsStephenJaques BlakeDawson SSPBooks LeoCussenInstitute SubjectName:SubjectNumber:ConstitutionalLaw733515 TutorialNumber:FourNationhoodPower&FreedomofInterstatetr
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MelbourneUniversityLawStudentsSocietyTutorial Service: SponsoringPartners: ClaytonUtz MallesonsStephenJaques BlakeDawson SSPBooks LeoCussenInstitute SubjectName:SubjectNumber:ConstitutionalLaw TutorialNumber:Two Date:8September2010 DISCLAIMER: Thesetutori
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Exam 1 Review Chem 1b Dr. Baxley Be sure to review notes, text, and homework. Be able to work other pertinent problems at the end of the chapter for extra practice. Below are some guidelines of what will be emphasized but you should be able to discuss
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Exam 3 Review Chem 1B Dr. Baxley a. b. c. Be sure to review notes, text, and homework. Be able to work other pertinent problems at the end of the chapter for extra practice. Below are some guidelines of what will be emphasized but you should be able to di
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Chem 30 Exam 5 review Spring 2012 Chapter 12 section 6 1. Understand and be able to identify chiral and achiral molecules #12.3312.65 Chapter 13 Sections 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 1. Be familiar the the reaction of photosynthesis and respiration 13.1 1. Be able to di
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Chem 20 Test 3 Review Memorize For naming compounds, Symbols for elements 1-40, prefixes 1-6 used with molecular elements, acid conversion chart ic ate That H2CO3 turns into H2O + CO2 and H2SO3 turns into H2O +SO2 when formed in double displacement reacti
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Course: Russian Economics
Reviewer Worksheet Name of reviewer:Elisabeth Orloff 1. Name of the writer and title of the paper Defensive Realism in Action Mijoi Mitchell 2. Film under review: Dr. Strangelove scene: Cant find a specific Scene 3. Is there a central claim, argument, or
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Course: Russian Economics
Question #3 Where would you place this in the course? The Men Who Stare at Goats, Should be used in the Constructivism Unit. Spe cifically When discussing Epistemology which means Theory of knowledge; How you know what you know For example in the film Spa
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The author presents a critique of the culture and literature produced during and after World War II, often using the Great War as a contrasting phenomenon. The focus on culture and literature suggests that these aspects of human existence effectively mirr
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Reviewer Worksheet Name of reviewer: Elisabeth Orloff 1. Name of the writer and title of the paper: Jessica Olah, Good-Bye Lenin! & the Relief Theory 2. Film under review: Good Bye Lenin scene: The scene opens with the voiceover informing the audience tha
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School of Mathematics and Applied Statistics STAT131 Exploring Variation & Uncertainty in Data Review Exercises Exploring Variation Exercise 1 How data is entered in SPSS The problem. The data in the following table is an example of the simplest d
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SPORT FACILITY PLANNING & MANAGEMENT HM 543/541 Introduction to Sport Management Week 9 Lecture 2 Lecturer: Sue Brown Total Facility Management Package 1. Facility Planning & Development feasibility and needs assessment 2. Facility management p
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WEEK THREE REVIEW QUESTIONS FOR THE 3RD HOUR LECTURE 1. What are entity-relationship diagrams and how are they used? What symbol is used to represent an entity in an ERD? What symbol is used for a relationship? What is cardinality, and what symbols d
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Australian National University ENGN3212 Manufacturing Technologies This course aims to introduce the fundamentals of a number of manufacturing processes in the context of design for manufacturing. Lecturers: Dr Matthew Doolan Matthew.Doolan@anu.edu.
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EQUITY LAWS2202 6 points UNIT OUTLINE SEMESTER 1, 2008 Unit Coordinator: Natalie Skead All material reproduced herein has been copied in accordance with and pursuant to a statutory licence administered by Copyright Agency Limited (CAL), granted to
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Unit Outline Law School Employment Law LAWS 3360 http:/www.lawstudents.law.uwa.edu.au/undergrad/units/laws33 60 6 Credit points Semester 1, 2008 All material reproduced herein has been copied in accordance with and pursuant to a statutory licence
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ECTE465 / ECTE965 - Wireless Communications Laboratory Notes Daniel Franklin August 28, 2007 Contents 1 Electromagnetic Modelling of Antennas 1.1 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.2 NEC Antenna Description Syntax . 1.2.1 Linear Wire Segments
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BBS2710 MICROBIAL PHYSIOLOGY MODULE NOTES Prepared: Semester I, 1999 Modified: Semester I, 2002 Table of Contents PROPOSED COURSE TIME TABLE . A ASSIGNMENT TOPIC .. B 2710BBS PROPOSED COURSE TIMETABLE.9 BBS 2710 MICROBIAL PHYSIOLOGY ASSIGNMENT..9
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STAT501 Multivariate Analysis Bernard A. Ellem January 10, 2008 Contents 1 Introduction 1.1 Denitions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.2 Broad Division of Methods . . . . . 1.3 Distance Measures . . . . . . . . . 1.4 Generalized Variance . . . . . . .
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MATH1011 Lecture 2 Dr Emma Carberry 6 March 2009 Graphing Functions Today we will continue our tour of basic functions and how to graph them. Given a function/model y = f (x), it is important to be able to see its basic properties and to sketch it ro
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School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science STAT261 Statistical Inference Notes Printed at the University of New England, October 4, 2007 Contents 1 Estimation 1.1 Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.1.1 Exam
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The University of Sydney School of Exercise and Sport Science Unit Outline Semester 1 2003 This unit outline is currently being revised for 2003. Please call back again in February 2003.
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Electronic Commerce Strategic Issues INFS3002 / Strategic Electronic Commerce BUSN7043 Strategic Electronic Commerce INFS7043 E-Commerce Strategic Issues INFS3002 Strategic Issues in E-Commerce INFS7043 Course Review Dennis Hart 2002-2006 1 Elec
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School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science STAT300 Unit Information and Unit Notes Statistical Modelling Printed at the University of New England, May 9, 2007 iii Preamble Unit Coordinator: Bernard Ellem Phone: 02 6773 2284 Fax: 02 677
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Electronic Commerce Strategic Issues INFS3002 / Strategic Electronic Commerce BUSN7043 Strategic Electronic Commerce INFS7043 E-Commerce Strategic Issues INFS3002 Strategic Issues in E-Commerce INFS7043 Course Review Dennis Hart 2002-2006 1 Elec
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School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science STAT354 Distribution Theory Part I Statistical Inference Part II Printed at the University of New England, December 6, 2005 1 2 Contents 0.1 0.2 Details of the unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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PROPERTY II (LAWS2205) 2008 Second Semester UNIT OUTLINE 2 CONTENTS Property II 2008 _ Part One About this unit, including materials to be acquired and reference material Part Two Property Outline Part Three A calendar of lectures indicating t
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MATH2040 Applied Linear Algebra, including an Introduction to Linear Systems G. Keady February 2008 2 Contents 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.1.1 Course content . . . . . . . . . . . 1.1.2 What you are expected
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MATH1040 Lecture notes Sixth edition, Summer 2007/8 About these notes These are the lecture notes for MATH1040 (and for MATH7040, for students enrolled in the Graduate Certicate of Education. Throughout these notes, we will only refer to MATH1040,
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Laboratory Notes for ECTE955 Channel Equalization 1 Introduction Physical communications channels are typically characterized by a channel impulse response and an additive noise process. Nonideal channel impulse responses may result in serious inters
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PROPERTY I (LAWS2204) 2008 First Semester UNIT OUTLINE 2 CONTENTS Property 1 2008 _ Part One About this unit, including materials to be acquired and reference material Part Two Property 1 Outline Part Three A calendar of lectures indicating th
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David Barroso Fire Behavior and Combustion 7/8/13 Ethical Dilemma Accepting Gratuities\Do you think such a discount is appropriate? If so, why? If not why?: I feel that gratuities like discount specials on food and such are acceptable for any first respon
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1Orloff Elisabeth Orloff Movie Essay POS 360- Humor&Film&IR Dr. Elizabeth Wheatley 1 December 2011 Peer Reviewers: Jessica N. Olah and Mijoi Mitchell The Machiavellian Town ! As Winston Churchill once said, A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportu
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1Orloff Elisabeth Orloff Movie Essay POS 360 Dr. Wheatley 1 December 2011 The Machiavellian Town As Winston Churchill once said, A pessimist sees the difficulty in every op portunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty. Realism is a dom
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Course: Composition: Literature & Media
Samuel Newspaper Article There was a tragic accident today on the subway. Four young boys by the names Alfred, Calvin, Samuel, and Tom were riding the subway in an unsafe manner between two of the cars when one of the boys named Samuel last his bala
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Homework 2 Essay Question 3 The story must be captivating and I must have some type of emotional tie to the story in order to keep my attention and make it an outstanding story or novel for me. When you can relate or have seen or felt what the chara
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Paranoia-101 The hackers are out to get you Your web site is insecure Develop a healthy paranoia The hackers are out to get you. So, put some defences into your web site. Topics 1. Attacks in general 2. An example of a hacker attack via SQL injection 3
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21/06/2012 CSCI110: Me CSCI110 I have to be here Lecturer: N.A.B. Gray 3.206 nabg@uow.edu.au 42213812 Introduction to W3 Technologies Consultation time To be announced CSCI110: You? Do you belong here? Any pre-/co- requisites? CSCI114 as a co-requis
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21/06/2012 New programming languages You are now starting to learn TWO different programming languages Javascript Javascript Minor processing on client side Data checking Responsive interaction interaction "Pretties" Aka Jscript, ECMAScript, etc PH
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More CSS? More CSS More Javascript The introductory lecture on HTML and CSS explained how CSS styles could be defined and associated, very precisely, with specific classes of element used in your web pages Style features fonts used, font properties like
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Work smarter not harder Stand on the shoulders of giants! PHP Applications Frameworks Content Management Systems Larry Wall: "the three chief virtues of a programmer: Laziness, Impatience and Hubris." That seems about right So don't develop everything
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New programming languages You are now starting to learn TWO different programming languages Javascript PHP Minor processing on client side Data checking Responsive interaction interaction "Pretties" PHP Application programming on server side Busi
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Operating System Laboratory and development environment Laboratory is configured for the Ubuntu (Linux) operating system The main applications that will be used are: Apache 2 Web Server Standard with Ubuntu, configuration modified to allow for web Ub
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21/06/2012 Aims HTML Because you cannot rely solely on HTML editors HTML & CSS you have to be able to structure a document by embedding HTML tags into the text of your documents (you will be writing programs to do this) So, brief summary of HTML markup
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Client: Server: Server computer(s) Server-side and client side programming I n t e r n e t Overview Hypertext Transfer Protocol CGI programming HTML forms Client side scripting Browser program: Interprets HTML & CSS to layout a page Runs Javascript c
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APACHE Apache Aim of this section Introduce you to workings of the most common webserver Explain role of webmaster Configuring apache Installing server Setting access controls on files etc Apache Most common httpd daemon server Apache www.apache.
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What does this section of CSCI110 cover? CSCI110: Introduction to W3 Technologies <Context> The origins and workings of the underlying technologies What is the web? It is a gigantic client-server system used for the exchange of structured documents. Well
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More PHP More PHP Syntax of more advanced features More PHP & More SQL Mainly classes and objects Leaving concept of class primarily to CSCI124 (and proper use of class deferred to CSCI204), won't be defining and using classes much in CSCI110 But yo
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Objectives CSCI124 Iterators Constant and mutable iterators Reverse iterators Containers More on Containers and Iterators Sequential containers Container adapters stack and queue Container Algorithms (Where to from here?) Efficiency Sequence, set
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CSCI124 One of the advantages of a Computer Science One education is knowing when to use the work of someone else. someone Collections Our predecessors have already encountered Our many of the problems that we will. many Week 7 So we can use their knowled
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More on Binary Search Tree Formal Definitions and Algorithms Binary Search Tree Binary Search Tree (BST) uses a strict weak ordering. BST Storage Rules: In a BST, the entries of the nodes can be compared with a strict weak ordering. The following two r
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Let's summarise. CSCI124 Module 4 Tree Data Structures Data Structures If we use an array, we can get O(log n) and even O(1) searches on data sorted by O(n log n) algorithms. If we use lists, we can get O(n) searches on data sorted by O(n2) algorithms, wi
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Trees Earlier we showed how search efficiencies of O(log n) and even O(1) can be achieved. Also, we could get sorts down to O(nlog n) and O(n). Unfortunately, to get these, we have to use arrays, foregoing the benefits of dynamic memory allocation offered
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CSCI124 In our revision example, we approached the In problem of setting up a database by specifying the data for the problem and the operations upon that data. that Classes W e ultimately had to decide the way it was stored We and how we implemented the
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W e have avoided variations in types being sorted by using integer indexes to indirectly reference the data. the C+ provides a standard method of doing this C+ the pointer. the pointer A pointer data type stores the address of a data pointer item. It is
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Building Complex Programs 1. The Compilation Process When we decide to write programs for a computer we are required to make a decision about which language to use. Because each computer make and model has differing hardware characteristics, it would be s
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Outline CSCI124 Software Testing Terminology Types of errors Dealing with errors Component Testing Unit testing Integration testing Testing Strategy System testing Terminology Quality of todays software. Reliability: The measure of success with which
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CSCI124 / MCS9124 Our initial revision example indicated that Our improvements in searching could be achieved by sorting the data into order. sorting Sorting and Searching 2 Now that we can do that, let's look at how we can Now improve upon linear search.
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C+ Exceptions CSCI124 A program is composed of separate modules, such as functions which may come from libraries. Error handling can be separated into two parts. Exceptions The reporting of error conditions that can not be resolved locally. The handling
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Pointers and Dynamic Memory Allocation 1. The Pointer In the work on sorting, we avoided problems with variations in the types being sorted by using (integer) indexes to indirectly reference the data. C+ provides a standard method of this indirection. A p
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Function Pointer Void Pointers Function Pointers Lecture 2 Function Pointer int (*Compare)(const char*, const char*); Defines a function pointer named Compare which can hold the address of any function that takes two constant character pointers as argumen
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Debugging C+ Programs Finding the exact source of a bug can be troublesome. There are a number of ways to debug your code. The simplest technique is to look at the flow of control and values of variables by placing output statements through out your co
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In our recent database examples, our search for In our recent example our records was called a linear search. records was linear CSCI124 / MCS9124 Why? Sorting and Searching Because the number of checks needed was of Because order n. order An improvement
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Preprocessor Compiler Directives Preprocessor compiler directives instruct the compile on preparing the source code for compilation. #define #undef The #undef command undefines a previously defined macro variable, such as a variable defined by a #define.
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File Revision and Binary File I-O cin and cout Streams Streams What are those input and output streams like cin and cout? A large part of the new material in this session is involved in introducing the concept of a C+ class. They are objects or instanc
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Lecture 9 Relations and Functions 1 This material is covered in Sections 5.15.3 of the course notes. The Cartesian Product Denition. Let A and B be sets, and let a A and b B . An ordered pair (a, b ) is a pair of elements with the property that (a, b ) =
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Lecture 8 Set Theory 2 This material is covered in Sections 4.4.14.6 of the course notes. Recap (Lecture 7) A set is just a collection of objects. The objects are called elements. The empty set is the set with no elements. Subset: A B if and only if every
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Lecture 11 Relations and Functions 3 This material is covered in Section 5.5 of the course notes. Recap (Lecture 10) Suppose A is a set and R is an equivalence relation on A. For each a A, the equivalence class of a, denoted [a], is the set [a] = cfw_x A
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Lecture 10 Relations and Functions 2 This material is covered in Section 5.4 of the course notes. Recap (Lecture 9) If A and B are sets, then the Cartesian product of A and B , denoted A B , is A B = cfw_(a, b ) : a A b B . If (x , y ) R , then we write x
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Lecture 4 Predicate Logic This material is covered in Section 2 of the course notes. Introduction to Predicate Logic In the last three lectures we discussed the logical analysis of compound statements, which are statements made up of simple statements joi
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Lecture 7 Set Theory 1 This material is covered in Sections 4.14.4 of the course notes. Introduction to sets The words set and element are undened terms of set theory just like the terms sentence, true and false are undened terms of logic. But we think of
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Lecture 3 Logic 3 This material is covered in Sections 1.3.31.4.2 of the course notes. Recap (Lecture 2) The conditional of Q by P is If P , then Q or P implies Q and is denoted P = Q . The biconditional of P and Q is P if and only if Q and is denoted P
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Lecture 2 Logic 2 This material is covered in Sections 1.2.41.3.2 of the course notes. Recap (Lecture 1) A statement is a sentence that is true or false but not both. New statements are formed from old statements by use of logical connectives: In words no
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Lecture 6 Methods of Proof 2 This material is covered in Sections 3.2.33.5 of the course notes. Recap (Lecture 5) An argument is a sequence of statements. All the statements in an argument apart from the last are called assumptions; the last statement in
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Lecture 1 Logic 1 This material is covered in Sections 1.11.2.3 of the course notes. Introduction to logic Arithmetic is the study of numbers and the operations addition, subtraction, multiplication and division we can apply to numbers to form new numbers
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Lecture 5 Methods of Proof 1 This material is covered in Sections 3.13.2.2 of the course notes. Logic Recap Let P and Q be statement variables. Then P means P Q means P Q means P = Q means P Q means Logic Recap ctd Question: Is the statement (P = Q ) Q =
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Faculty of Engineering and Computing Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Curtin University of Technology Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) Techniques Single-Phase Inverter Vin van v in 2 vbn vo (c) Switch-Mode DC-AC Inverter Four qua
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MATHEMATICAL OPTIMIZATION METHODS i.e. how to optimize a system through definition of mathematical objective functions 8/06/2007 ENGN8101 Modelling and Optimization 1 8/06/2007 ENGN8101 Modelling and Optimization 2 Optimization The design con
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FURTHER ORTHOGONAL ARRAYS The Taguchi approach to experimental design Create matrices from factors and factor levels - either an inner array or design matrix (controllable factors) - or an outer array or noise matrix (uncontrollable factors) Here nu
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The University of Queensland School of Engineering MECH 3300 Reading: Fracture Lecture 12 Anderson Ch 10.3,10.5 Atkins & Mai section 7.2 Crack Closure and the fatigue threshold The Paris Equation approach to fatigue crack propagation cannot explain
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The University of Queensland School of Engineering MECH 3300 Fracture Mechanics - Lecture 6 Reading: Anderson Ch 1.3, 5.2, parts of ch9 Hertzberg Ch 8.3 Atkins and Mai, Sec 6.6 (Wiebull modulus) The basic fracture mechanics equation K1c = Y a is a
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Question 3 Sorting and Searching (10 marks) (a) Explain what is meant by the Left Scan Overrun Problem in the quicksort sorting algorithm. Suggest two methods to fix this problem. (2 Marks) Answer: (the answer should mean somthing like this) The Left Scan
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SCSSE School of Computer Science and Software Engineering CSCI124/MCS9124 Applied Programming EXAM REVISION QUESTIONS Question 1 Multiple Choice covering all topics (15 Marks) 1. Which of the following sort algorithms performs the same on an already sorte
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SITACS School of Computer Science and Software Engineering CSCI124/MCS9124 Applied Programming EXAM REVISION ANSWERS Answers To Question 1 & 2 Question 1 Multiple Choice covering all topics (15 Marks) 1. Which of the following sort algorithms performs the
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University of Wollongong School of Computer Science and Software Engineering CSCI124 Applied Programming Autumn 2011 - Quiz 4 Revision - Data Structures Question 1 In the space provided write the letter corresponding to the answer that most appropriately
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University of Wollongong School of Computer Science and Software Engineering CSCI124 Applied Programming Autumn 2011 - Quiz 3 Revision Classes and Exceptions Question 1. (10 points) (a) What is the global namespace? (b) In C+ what does the : operator mean
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University of Wollongong School of Computer Science and Software Engineering CSCI124 Applied Programming Autumn 2011 - Quiz 3 - Revision - AnswersClasses and Exceptions Question 1. (10 points) (a) What is the global namespace? _ Any items that are not exp
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Question 1 (12 marks) (i) Prove that if a, b Z and a | b or a | c, then a | bc. (ii) Prove that the product of an odd integer and an even integer is even. (iii) Write down all the positive divisors of 75 and all the positive divisors of 18. (iv) Using (ii
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Question 1 (10 marks) (i) Write the statement Each MATH121 student will pass at least one MATH121 assignment using quantiers. Do you think that this statement is true? (ii) Write the statement x R, y R, x < y in English (that is, without mathematical symb
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Question 1 (12 marks) (i) Prove that if a, b Z and a | b or a | c, then a | bc. (ii) Prove that the product of an odd integer and an even integer is even. (iii) Write down all the positive divisors of 75 and all the positive divisors of 18. (iv) Using (ii
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Question 1 (10 marks) (i) Write the statement Each MATH121 student will pass at least one MATH121 assignment using quantiers. Do you think that this statement is true? (ii) Write the statement x R, y R, x < y in English (that is, without mathematical symb
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Civil procedure drafting test summer semester 2009 The document that follows is a suggested answer to the pleading drafting test. In some respects, it is possible to have given a different answer which is still correct and still received full marks, so th
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Civil procedure drafting test feedback guidelines The document that follows is a suggested answer to the pleading drafting test. Bearing in mind that drafting is a human exercise and is subject to variations in expression, etc, this is a guide only. A dif
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Assessment If you do the assignment (due 11/1), reduces exam to 50%, and receive a time advantage. Only 1500 words. Generous marking. No policy on the exam. PART A Cumulative fact scenario asked questions wrt a single fact scenario and litigation PART
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Class Exercise 1. You are instructed to act for Mr David Smith and Mr Neil Smith, two brothers who together carry on a legal partnership in the name of Smith and Co. 2. Your clients were retained some time in December 2007 to represent Mr Douglas Jones, t
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MONASH UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF LAW CIVIL PROCEDURE Pleadings Exercise #1 1. Your instructing solicitors act on behalf of FBN Holdings Pty Ltd. FBN Holdings Pty Ltd is the registered proprietor of the whole of the land described in Certificate of Title Volum
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Assignment #2 Due date: Tuesday April 14 You must explain your answers. Please submit your assignments by emailing them from your CSE or UNSW account to cs3121@cse.unsw.edu.au. Do not email them to Aleks or use your private email account such as gmai
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MAT1102 Algebra & Calculus I Review question Calculus What is the difference between the derivative function and the derivative at a point? Given f(t), how can the first derivative f'(t) be written in Leibniz notation? How about the second deri
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MECH3400 Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer Solutions for tutorial problems (Tutorial 1) Textbook: Incropera and Dewitt (5th edition) (by Bo Feng, 2006) PART II 1. Q1.73, page 48. Identification of heat transfer processes. 2. Q1.5, page 34. The inner
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ELEC5508 WIRELESS ENGINEERING ASSIGNMENT 2006 DUE: 13 OCTOBER 2006 Notification of group members due: 6 October 2006 Estimated time to complete this assignment: 12 hours Logistics: This assignment may be completed either individually, or in groups of
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AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Department of Engineering ENGN3226 Digital Communications Tutorial #9 Solutions 1. (Proakis and Salehi 6.1 - Entropy) 6 H(X) = i=1 pi log2 pi = (0.1 log2 0.1 + 0.2 log2 0.2 +0.3 log2 0.3 + 0.05 log2 0.05 + 0.15
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STAT 321 LOGISTICS AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT Semester 1, 2008 ASSIGNMENT 3 COVER SHEET This assignment with this cover page should be placed in the pigeonhole marked STAT321 ASSIGNMENTS in the ERIC (E4B 106) no later than10:00 am on Thursday 7th May 20
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Assignment #3 Due date: Monday, the 26th of May at Noon To submit your solutions follow instructions on the class web page 1. Timing Problem in VLSI chips. Consider a complete balanced binary tree with n = 2k leaves. Each edge has an associate positi
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ASSIGNMENT ONE Text Processing and Excel Due date: 5pm Monday 30/03/09 This assignment is worth 5% of your nal assessment. For this assignment you have each been given three raw text les. Each question involves some text processing using the Unix t
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DATA FLOW DIAGRAMMING EXERCISES 1. Draw a level zero, logical dataflow diagram of the processing at Benefits Plus described below. Benefits Plus is a supplemental health insurance company that pays medical andhospital claims after its policy holders'
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STAT 321 LOGISTICS AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT Semester 1, 2008 ASSIGNMENT 4 COVER SHEET This assignment with this cover page should be placed in the pigeonhole marked STAT321 ASSIGNMENTS in the ERIC (E4B 106) no later than10:00 am on Thursday 28th May 2
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ENGN 2214 Mechanics of Materials Reflective Problem set 1 1. The shaft is supported at its ends by two bearings A and B and is subjected to the forces applied to the pulleys fixed to the shaft. Determine the resultant internal loadings acting on the
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PMTH338 NUMBER THEORY The tutorial questions contained in this booklet have mostly been selected from Elementary Number Theory and its Applications by Kenneth H. Rosen, 3rd ed. Addison Wesley. References to relevant sections from this text are inclu
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STAT 321 LOGISTICS AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT Semester 1, 2008 ASSIGNMENT 1 COVER SHEET This assignment with this cover page should be placed in the pigeonhole marked STAT321 ASSIGNMENTS in the ERIC (E4B 106) no later than10:00 am on Thursday 13th March
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THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY MATH2069/2969 DISCRETE MATHEMATICS AND GRAPH THEORY Semester 1 Discrete Maths Tutorial 2 (Week 3) Solutions 2006 1. (a) The characteristic equation is 2 - 3 - 4 = ( - 4)( + 1) = 0 with roots 4 and -1 so the solution is an =
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MATH121: Discrete Mathematics Outline Solutions to Tutorial Sheet Week 12 Autumn 2004 1. (i) 12 1(mod 11) = = 122 1(mod 11) 129 1(mod 11). (ii) 33 = 27 1(mod 13) = 36 1(mod 13) = 39 1(mod 13) = 310 3(mod 13) = 311 9(mod 13). (iii) 4 + 7 = 11, so 4 (7) = 1
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MATH121: Discrete Mathematics Outline Solutions to Tutorial Sheet Week 10 Autumn 2004 1. (a) Find gcd(72, 63). Divide 72 by 63 to nd 72 = 63 1 + 9. Divide 63 by 9 to nd Therefore, gcd(72, 63)= gcd(63, 9) = gcd(9, 0) = 9. 63 = 9 7 + 0. Now, gcd(72, 63) = 9
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MATH121: Discrete Mathematics Outline Solutions to Tutorial Sheet Week 9 Autumn 2004 1. (a) G: v1 (b) G: v1 v2 e1 e3 e2 v2 v5 v5 e5 e4 v3 v4 v3 G has 1 component. (a) G: v2 v4 (c) G: e1 v1 e4 e6 v3 (b) It is impossible to draw this graph. A simple graph h
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MATH121: Discrete Mathematics Outline Solutions to Tutorial Sheet Week 8 Autumn 2004 1. (a) Yes. 6m + 8n = 2(3m + 4n), and 3m + 4n Z. (b) Yes. 6r + 4s2 + 3 = 2(3r + 2s2 + 1) + 1, and 3r + 2s2 + 1 Z. (c) No. Let u = 3 and v = 2. u2 v 2 = 9 4 = 5, which is
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The Monk in the Lab: A New York Times Editorial His Holiness the Dalai Lama Published in the New York Times on April 26, 2003. x The se are times when destructive emotions like anger, fear and hatred are giving rise to devastating problems throughout the
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School of Mechanical Engineering Mechanisms and Multibody Systems MECH3422 Laboratory Exercise Lecturer: Professor Karol Miller majiajie@mech.uwa.edu.au Demonstrator: Chris J. Ma ABB Industrial Robot (8% of the total mark) The objective of this l
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Operating Systems 2230 Computer Science & Software Engineering Labsheet 1 2230 will demand a reasonable understanding of C and its use of dynamic memory. You are encouraged to become familiar with these techniques, even if you have encountered C in
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Artificial Intelligence & Logic Programming Laboratory 6 - CS302 2004 Searching in Prolog 1. Assume we have the following directed edges in the cyclic graph edge(a,b), edge(b,c), edge(a,d), edge(d,e), edge(d,f), edge(f,a), and edge(f,g). Test the pre
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Exercises 31 employee (person-name, street, city) works (person-name, company-name, salary) company (company-name, city) manages (person-name, manager-name) Figure 3.39. Relational database for Exercises 3.5, 3.8 and 3.10. 3.4 In Chapter 2, we saw how to
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| Not Applicable | Not Applicable | Not Applicable | Not Applicable | Not Applicable | Yes |
The tuition cost for in-state students attending Allan Hancock College is $1,288. For out-of-state students, that cost increases to $6,608.
Financial aid options are available to students at Allan Hancock College. In 2013, 77 percent of first-time students attending Allan Hancock College received some form of financial aid - student loans, grants or scholarships
| Type of Aid | No. Receiving Aid | % Receiving Aid | Total Aid Received | Average Aid Received |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Any Student Financial Aid | 625 | 77% | - | - |
| Grant Aid | 613 | 75% | $2,513,669 | $4,101 |
| Student Loans | 20 | 2% | $97,564 | $4,878 |
| Type of Aid | No. Receiving Aid | % Receiving Aid | Total Aid Received | Average Aid Received |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grant Aid | 6,463 | 59% | $14,632,166 | $2,264 |
| Student Loans | 200 | 2% | $1,310,040 | $6,550 |
| Year | Income: < 30K | Income: 30K - 48K | Income: 48K - 75K | Income: 75K - 110K | Income: > 110K |
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| 2011-2012 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| 2010-2011 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| 2009-2010 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Highest Degree Offered | Continuing Professional Programs | Academic and Career Counseling Services | Employment Services for Students | Placement Services for Graduates | Study Abroad |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Less than 4 year | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
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