SENG1010) o UOC requirements (e.g. overall plan needs at least 144 UC)

Introduction This document contains a description of the data model and SQL schema for the MyMyUNSW database, to be used in Project 1. Background UNSW handles its administrative information using a version of the PeopleSoft product called Campus Solutions. This system is normally accessed via the MyUNSW portal and is maintained by the NSS unit […]

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summary

acad_object_groups academic_standing affiliations class_enrolment_waitlist class_enrolments class_teachers class_types classes course_books course_enrolment_waitlist course_enrolments course_quotas course_staff courses degree_types degrees_awarded external_subjects facilities orgunit_groups orgunit_types program_degrees program_enrolments program_group_members public_holidays room_facilities Attributes id, name, gtype, glogic, gdefby, negated, parent, definition id, standing, notes staff, orgunit, role, isprimary, starting, ending id, isbn, title, authors, publisher, edition, pubyear id, unswid, name, campus, gridref

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csp

import sys class Variable: ”’Class for defining CSP variables. On initialization the variable object can be given a name and a list containing variable’s domain of values. You can reset the variable’s domain if you want to solve a similar problem where the domains have changed. To support CSP propagation, the class also maintains a

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constraints

from csp import Constraint, Variable class TableConstraint(Constraint): ”’General type of constraint that can be use to implement any type of constraint. But might require a lot of space to do so. A table constraint explicitly stores the set of satisfying tuples of assignments.”’ def __init__(self, name, scope, satisfyingAssignments): ”’Init by specifying a name and a

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