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CISC422/CMPE 422: Formal Methods in Software Engineering (Fall 2024) - Assignment 2: Class Modelling with Alloy

CISC422CMPE422Formal Methods in Software EngineeringClass Modelling with AlloyJavaPython

This assignment uses Alloy, an analysis tool for class models developed by the Software Design Group at MIT. Alloy is publicly available for Windows, Linux and Mac OS and there is extensive documentation for it, including a book, a collection of sample models, and the Stack

COMP4161 T3/2024 Advanced Topics in Software Verification - Assignment 2: Block Representation of Binary Numbers

COMP4161Advanced Topics in Software VerificationIsabelle

In this assignment, we consider one representation of binary numbers where the bits in a number is segmented into alternating sequences (or blocks) of 1s or 0s. For instance, ”1110011” consists of ”three 1s, two 0s, and two 1s”.

FIT9132 Introduction Databases - Assignment 2 - Creating, Populating and Manipulating Databases - Paris Arrow Transit (PAT)

FIT9132Introduction DatabasesParis Arrow TransitSQLMongoDBNOSQL

Your task for this assignment is to design a model for Paris Arrow Transit (PAT). Paris Arrow Transit is a private company subcontracted by the Olympic Federation to transport officials during the Olympic competition. The company realises that it needs a completely new computerised system to more efficiently manage and record its services during the Games. You have been asked to develop a database system that can meet PAT's needs, which are detailed below.

MXB261 Modelling and Simulation Science - Assignment 2 - A Simulation Project - Modelling an Epidemic

MXB261Modelling and Simulation ScienceModelling an EpidemicLatin Hypercube SamplingMarkov ProcessMonte Carlo

The theme of this project is the effect of parameter values on the behaviour of a viral epidemic a mathematical model, in both a temporal and spatial setting.

CSC3100 Data Structures Fall 2024 Programming - Assignment 2: Queue and Time Complexity

CSC3100Data StructuresQueueTime ComplexityJavaC++

Given an n-length list, the value ai in the list satisfies that ai ∈ {1, ..., n} and i = 1, ..., n. Then, numbering each element ai in the list as bi, bi = i. Please find the minimum number of elements that should be deleted so that the list of remaining elements has the same elements as the list of their corresponding numbers.

ECE4122/ECE6122 Advanced Programming Techniques for Engineering Applications - Lab 3: OpenGL with OBJ files and Multiple Objects

ECE4122ECE6122Advanced Programming Techniques for Engineering ApplicationsOpenGL3D graphicsC++

To create a dynamic 3D graphics application using lighting, shading, model transformations, and keyboard inputs.

COP3502 Programming Fundamentals I - P2: RLE with Images Python

COP3502Programming Fundamentals IPythonRun-Length Encoding

In this project students will develop routines to encode and decode data for images using run-length encoding (RLE). Students will implement encoding and decoding of raw data, conversion between data and strings, and display of information by creating procedures that can be called from within their programs and externally. This project will give students practice with loops, strings, Python lists, methods, and type-casting.

PITT CS445 Algorithms and Data Structures I Project 2: LinkedDS

CS445CS0445Algorithms and Data Structures ILinkedDSJava

This project is designed to increase your experience with linked data structures. Similar to Project 1, you will work with control structures, class-building, interfaces, and generics to create a new linked data structure called a LinkedDS<T>. The LinkedDS<T> will implement the SequenceInterface<T>, so before doing anything else, take a look at the method comments in SequenceInterface.java.

CS460 Introduction to Database Systems - Problem Set 2 - Converting the Oscar table to XML

CS460Introduction to Database SystemsDatabaseXMLJava

In this problem, you will write a series of methods that can be used to create an XML version of the Oscar table from Problem Set 1. Your methods will be part of a larger program that uses the JDBC framework to connect to the SQLite database that you used in PS 1 and to execute the SQL queries needed to extract the necessary data.