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Assignment 4 1. (Weight: 10%) Trace the execution of the call mystery(4) for the following recursive function. What does this function do? int mystery(int n) { if (n == 0) return 0; else return n * n + mystery(n – 1); } 2. (Weight: 20%) Programming: Write a recursive function to_number that forms the integer […]

Project 5 Website REST Service For Project 4 you created a list of tables to control the website. You were required to implement three of those tables with properties, and two of the tables were required to have a relationship. You were also required to implement five queries. For Lab 6, you were required to […]

Faculty of Computer StudiesCourse Code: TM111 Course Title: Introduction to computing and information technology 1 Tutor Marked Assignment Cut-Off Date: TBA Total Marks: 15 Plagiarism Warning: As per AOU rules and regulations, all students are required to submit their own TMA work and avoid plagiarism. The AOU has implemented sophisticated techniques for plagiarism detection. You […]

Organ Leader and Decision Making This week please reflect on these concepts and answer the following questions: When implementing change in an organization, there are      always culture issues that are faced, such as not accepting change,      determine how differently this would be handled thinking about the      management versus leadership constructs? When dealing with performing work, […]

SQL (MySQL Workbench): Create a procedure to display all the employees belonging to the group_number you got in the first screenshot Assignment 3 Stored Procedures Total Points: 30 Download payroll.sql from e-learning and create the database as per the instruction. Use payroll select distinct ‘NetId’ ,group_number from timesheet order by rand() limit 1; screenshot:1 1. Create a View for the group_number using the timesheet table. (2 points) a. Name the views YOUR_ID_GROUP_VIEW b. Select count […]

Problem: Write an assembly language program which takes two integers, A and B, and computes the following expressions. You must use the same variables for A and B throughout all three expressions (you can hard code once at the beginning). The result of each problem should be printed to the terminal. 1) A * 5 2) (A + B) – (A / B) 3) (A – B) + (A * B) CS330 – Computer Organization & Assembly Language Assignment # 6 ***Individual Work Only*** Problem: Write an assembly language program which takes two integers, A and B, and computes the following expressions. You must use the same variables for A and B throughout all three expressions (you can hard code once […]

SKIING Colorado Junior Downhill State Champion, 2 years U.S. Junior Downhill Medalist, 2 years U.S. Junior Downhill Club Medalist, 2 years U.S. Junior Slalom Medalist U.S. National Ski Team, 10 years U.S. Olympic Team, 3 Olympics Olympic Downhill Medalist, 2 times Rocky Mountain Club Skier of the Year Colorado Skier of the Year, 3 times […]

9 points Let T be a BST, where each node x of the tree contains the usual attributes: x.left, x.right, x.parent, x.key. Suppose we wish to augment the nodes of this tree with the attribute x.depth, which represents the length of the path from the root of the tree to x. Note that the root […]

Interval Trees1 Interval Trees In this section we look at another example of an augmented binary search tree. Consider the problem of storing a set of intervals. As a particular example, suppose each interval represents the start and end times of a project. Often we draw a pictorial representation of the intervals over a time […]

Question 88 points In class we saw a dynamic programming solution which takes as input an array of heights H[1……….n] and returns the length of the longest increasing subsequence of heights. The pseudo-code from class is copied below. Longest IncreasingSubsequence (H[]) Step 1: Initialize the table: L [1] = 1 Step 2: Fill in the […]