Introduction to SE – Section Specification Section Specification insightUBC Section Specification 1. API 2. Managing course section data 2.1 Adding a dataset 2.2 Removing a dataset 2.3 Listing all datasets 3. Querying the data for insights Valid Query argument to performQuery Query EBNF Valid query keys Simple example query Complex example query 4. IInsightFacade.ts 5. […]
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CIS 5800, Machine Perception, Fall 2023 Final Project Part C It counts for 10% of the total class grade Part A and B ≃ 30%. Due: Friday, Dec. 22, 11:59pm ET Version of December 14, 2023, GMT 2-view special case: unknown yaw and horizontal translation Assume that a two-view config- uration consists of two cameras
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TP1 topic: balance chemical equations We will examine a simplified version of stoichiometric calculations that allow one to ensure that a chemical equation respects the law of conservation of matter (commonly known as balancing chemical equations). Consider this equation: Al + O2 → Al2O3 Notice that on both sides the number of Al and O
CS61 Homework 4 Name: ____________________ netID:_____________________ READING: Chapter 3, sections 3.1 through 3.3 Read ahead for Week 4: Chapter 3 (entire chapter) HOMEWORK SET (5 questions, 8 points total): Complete the following exercises. MUST work on top of the copy of the Google doc that is provided and be submitted as a PDF file MUST
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Intro to Image Understanding (CSC420) Assignment 1 Posted: Jan 21, 2024 Submission Deadline : Jan 28, 11.59pm, 2024 Instructions for submission: • Please write a document (pdf format) with your solutions. • For the written part: Please write an explanation of how you computed your answer or prove the problem step by step. You are
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CSC363 UTM Winter 2024 Assignment 1 Due Wednesday January 31 You are not allowed to post the assignment questions anywhere; however, you are allowed to search the internet (just cite your resources if you find any). You are also allowed to bounce ideas off classmates and TAs, but at the end, you must write your
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# King Triton’s Ocean you will be implementing some unfinished Rust code which models a mythical ocean ecosystem populated by crabs that live on beaches, and various prey they hunt in reefs. These crabs have names, and come in any and all colors. Groups of them live together (and reproduce) at beaches along the coast
# You may NOT alter the import list!!!! import pyshark import hashlib class MITMException(Exception): “””A class to throw if you come across incorrect syntax or other issues””” def __init__(self, value): self.value = value def __str__(self): return repr(self.value) class MITMProject(object): def __init__(self): self.cap = pyshark.FileCapture(‘TCP.reflection_fall2023.pcap’) self.class_id = “CS60353257” # TODO: Change this to YOUR Georgia Tech
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University of Waterloo CS240 Spring 2022 Assignment 5 Post-Mortem This document goes over common errors and general student performance on the assign- ment questions. We put this together using feedback from the graders once they are done marking. It is meant to be used as a resource to understand what we look at while marking
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