Search Algorithms Assume that each of the following expressions indicates the number of operations performed by an algorithm for a problem size of n. Point out the dominant term of each algorithm, and use big-0 notation to classify it. a. 2″ — 4n2 + 5n b. 3n2 + 6 c. n3 +n2 —n For problem […]
Find the shortest path from node A to node B, but with the constraint that the path must not use more than K edges. What is the most efficient algorithm to solve this problem, and what is its time complexity?
Algorithms & Data Structures Consider a directed graph with N nodes and M edges, where each edge is weighted. The task is to find the shortest path from node A to node B, but with the constraint that the path must not use more than K edges. What is the most efficient algorithm to solve […]
Prepare a dashboard demonstration in either a screen capture video OR document format (described below) that is designed to illustrate the capabilities of your dashboard.
Course Project: Creating an Interactive Exploratory Dashboard Background Information Dashboard design principles and techniques will be covered in Lesson 8 (Week 9). Work on the Course Project will begin at that time. You may use any data set (other than the pre-packaged datasets that come with Tableau) that you find interesting and intriguing to create […]
Choose a problem that lends to an implementation that uses dynamic programming. Clearly state the problem and then provide high-level pseudocode for the algorithm.
Algorithms & Data Structures Question Choose a problem that lends to an implementation that uses dynamic programming. Clearly state the problem and then provide high-level pseudocode for the algorithm. Explain why this algorithm can benefit from dynamic programming.
Give examples in code of your choosing to clearly explain these differences in a separate column of this table titled (“Code Sample”).
Synchronization, CPU Scheduling Use of AI is extremely prohibited and will lead to failure of this course! Research and explain the dining philosophers problem in your own words and how this can be corrected. In a table highlight the differences between semaphores, monitors, mutexes and locks. Give examples in code of your choosing to clearly […]
Create the table filled with sum total $ for each square, determine which items to select. Show all your “how-I-did-it” work.
Data structures and algorithms Create the table filled with sum total $ for each square, determine which items to select. Show all your “how-I-did-it” work. Knapsack w=15kg Item1 w= 2kg v=$2 Item2 w= 1kg v=$1 Item3 w= 4kg v=$10 Item4 w= 1kg v=$2 Item5 w= 12g v=$4
Create a package called homeWork2.
CSC 230: Elementary Data Structures and Algorithms Assignment: Create a package called homeWork2. This is a simple program that has only the one main class. The program will have two parts to it (but it is all in one program). This program has you reading two files and writing to one file. You may choose […]
Each scenario below, explain your method and who would you hire?
Algorithms & Data Structures Question: Existing assistant ranks 4. Quantity of thirty candidate elements each with a low- high ranking criterion 0-9. A Reject/Accept decision is to be made after the interview and cannot go back to a rejected candidate. Each scenario below, explain your method and who would you hire?
Discuss the fundamentals of hashing and it’s purpose, applications and the types of hashing algorithms.
Assignment Details CSIS463: Modern Cryptography (B01) Discuss the fundamentals of hashing and it’s purpose, applications and the types of hashing algorithms. Post-First: This course utilizes the Post-First feature in all Discussions. This means you will only be able to read and interact with your classmates’ threads after you have submitted your thread in response to […]
Find a 3d Ted/x talk that addresses the issue presented in the assigned TED/x talks. Explain did watching the videos change or strengthen your opinion on the issue?
DATA ANALYTICS IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Watch the following TED Talk https://www.ted.com/talks/anne_milgram_why_smart_statistics_are_the_key_to_fighting_crime?utm_campaign=tedspread&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=tedcomshare 2. Watch the following TEDx Talk https://youtu.be/p-82YeUPQh0 3. Find a 3d Ted/x talk that addresses the issue presented in the assigned TED/x talks- it can agree, disagree, or be neutral, but must consider the same issue (Benefits of the use of AI/Algorithms […]