Linear Algebra 03-62-120-01 Fall 2016 Assignment 1 Solutions
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Continue readingAssignment 2 -60-322 -Object Oriented Design
0360-322 Fall 2017 Part I: Individual Assignment. Each student should submit his/her answers to the following questions. 1. When identifying use cases, we find a recurring pattern. For any type of object—like inventory items (guitar), a record in a database table, and so ...
Continue readingAssignment 1 – Point Of Sale POS using java
0360 -322 Part 1: Assuming the following familiar scenario in any grocery shopping Assuming the following familiar 1. Customer arrives at POS checkout with goods and/or services to purchase. 2. Cashier starts a new sale. 3. Cashier enters item identifier. 4. System records ...
Continue readingAssignment 6 – Direct Access File Manipulation
60-141 – Introduction to Programming II Direct Access File Manipulation: In this assignment you are asked to develop a C program that will input character data sequentially from a text file, convert the input to machine compatible formats for storage within a ...
Continue readingAssignment 5 – Dynamic Linked Lists and File Manipulation
60-141 – Introduction to Programming II Through this assignment, you are going to be maintaining a file of all students and their registered courses to learn the concepts of structures, pointers to structures, dynamic memory allocation and file manipulation. For this, ...
Continue readingAssignment 4 – Strings and Structures
60-141 – Introduction to Programming II Winter, 2017 (Saturday, March 25, 2017: 23:59:59) Write a C program that uses string processing functions to properly format a Comma Separated Values (csv) file of course Information and store them into an array of structures. ...
Continue readingAssignment 3 – Text Analysis
60-141 – Introduction to Programming II The availability of computers with string-manipulation capabilities has resulted in some rather interesting approaches to analyzing the writings of great authors. Much attention has been focused on whether William Shakespeare ever lived. Some scholars find ...
Continue readingAssignment 2 – Maze Traversal using C programming
60-141 – Introduction to Programming II The following grid is a double-subscripted array representation of a maze. The # symbols represent the walls of the maze, and the periods (.) represent squares in ...
Continue readingAssignment 1 – Factorials in terms of Prime Numbers
60-141 – Introduction to Programming II The factorial of a number N (written N!) is defined as the product of all the integers from 1 to N. It is often defined recursively as follows: 0!=1 (By definition) N!= N ×(N −1)! [NOTE: Factorial of ...
Continue readingMidterm Examination – 2 – Sample Questions-Introduction to Algorithms and Programming
60-141-01 Introduction to Algorithms and Programming Winter 2017 Midterm Examination # 2 - Sample Questions Question 1. [ 13 marks ] Answer each part of this question. Each part is independent of the other parts. A. Assume the following declarations: [ 2 marks ] int X ...
Continue readingMidterm Examination 1-2014 – Introduction to Algorithms and Programming 60-141
60-141-01 Introduction to Algorithms and Programming Winter 2014 Midterm Examination # 1 Question 1. [ 6 marks ] For each of the following parts, write a C language statement that performs the indicated task. Assume the float type variables N1 and N2 are defined ...
Continue readingLab – 9 Dynamic Data Structures
60-141 – Introduction to Programming II Objective: In this Lab you will practice implementing and using dynamically allocated data structures. Background:. The problem of not having enough space to store data, or wasting space by having too much of it using a ...
Continue readingLab – 8 File Processing – Sequential and Direct Access
60-141 – Introduction to Programming II Objective: In this Lab you will practice using sequential and direct access forms of writing and reading to and from a text (character based) file and a binary file. PRELIMINARY NOTE: There are two basic types ...
Continue readingLab – 7 Standard Library Functions and C Structures
60-141 – Introduction to Programming II Winter, 2017 Objective: (a) Learn more about the functions from the standard libraries. There are a great many standard functions that are included with C compilers. These functions are designed to carry out various common ...
Continue readingLab – 6 Character Arrays and Strings-use and manipulate strings and arrays of characters
60-141 – Introduction to Programming II Objective: Learn to use and manipulate strings and arrays of characters. In C, a string is simply defined as an array of characters terminated by the null character, or string delimiter, '\0'. If we want to store ...
Continue readingLab -5 More on Pointers- Learn to use pointers and operators at a more advanced level using C programming
60-141 – Introduction to Programming II Objective: Learn to use pointers and operators at a more advanced level. A. Pointer Operators Type the following program and document every line by explaining its function and output. If any line produces an error, comment ...
Continue readingLab -4-Pointers- Learn how to use pointers using C programming
60-141 – Introduction to Programming II Objective: Learn to use pointers. 1. Consider the following C program. Assume that memory addresses are expressed in decimal numbers and an integer takes 4 bytes. Also, assume ids = &ids[0] = 2000. What would be ...
Continue readingLab – 3 Arrays – dealing with 2D arrays using C programming
60-141 – Introduction to Programming II Objectives: Practice dealing with 2D arrays. Pre-requisite(s): - Read and review chapter 6. Manipulating a 2D array: 1. Create a two dimensional array (e.g. int A2D [ M ][ N ] ;) of size M x N to ...
Continue readingLab -2 Algorithm-Recursive Function using C programming
60-141 – Introduction to Programming II Objectives: - Practice designing/implementing algorithms using recursion - Practice use of recursive functions Pre-requisite(s): - Read and review chapters 1-5. In this Lab #2, you must code and document the following functions using RECURSION only. As with the last Lab ...
Continue readingLab 1-Algorithm Function- designing and implementing algorithms using C program
60-141 – Introduction to Programming II Objectives: - Practice designing/implementing algorithms - Practice use of functions Code and document the following functions using NON-RECURSIVE ITERATION only. Test the functions by calling them from a simple interactive main() function using a menu, with different values used ...
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