AAT Prototype Features and Mark Scheme You may use any language, libraries/modules or tools to build an Automated Assessment Tool (AAT) prototype, so long as these are agreed upon within your team. Your updated team agreement should include any team-agreed coding-conventions, standards and justification for your choice of language, tools and libraries/modules chosen. Your code […]
COMP26020: Programming Languages and Paradigms Lab 5 – Solidity Joseph Razavi and Richard Banach 1 Introduction This lab exercise is about learning a programming language with unusual aspects from its documentation. We focus on the Solidity programming language, in particular Solidity version 6, which you can read about https://docs.soliditylang.org/en/v0.6.0/ Solidity is a language designed to
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Cardiff School of Computer Science and Informatics Coursework Assessment Pro-forma Module Code: CMT313 Module Title: Software Engineering Lecturer: Usashi Chatterjee, Matthew Moloughney, Annelies Gibson Assessment Title: Individual portfolio Assessment Number: 3 of 3 Submission Date and Time: Spring Week-11, May 2nd, 2024 Feedback return date: 31st May, 2024 If you have been granted an extension
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CSCI-561 – Spring 2024 – Foundations of Artificial Intelligence Homework 3 Due Monday April 15, 2024, 23:59:59 PST 1. Assignment Overview In this homework assignment, you will implement a multi-layer perceptron (MLP) and use it to solve a classification task on real-world data from the New York housing market. Your algorithm will be implemented from
Introduction to Database Systems CMSC 23500 Section 1/2 (Rehman) Lecture 6 – Database Storage Slides from Aaron Elmore, Andy Pavlo and Silberchatz et. al. Agenda and Updates • Database Physical Storage • RecapofStorageSystems,MemoryHierarchy • Howtoefficientlystoreandmanagebytesondisk • Reading:Chapter13.1–13.3 • HW2 – SQL Due Friday, April 5th at 11:59 AM (Noon) • Slight Schedule Adjustments • Crusty
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Introduction to Database Systems CMSC 23500 Section 1/2 (Rehman) Lecture 7 – Indexing I Slides from Aaron Elmore, Andy Pavlo and Silberchatz et. al. Agenda and Updates • Database Indexes • ModelingDataAccessCosts • BasicsofDataIndexing,Hashes • Reading:Chapter14.1–14.2,14.5 • CrustyDB 1: Page Milestone is Out • Due Friday, 19th April at 11:59 am (Noon) • Rust Primer
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Introduction to Database Systems CMSC 23500 Section 1/2 (Rehman) Lecture 7 – Indexing I Slides from Aaron Elmore, Andy Pavlo and Silberchatz et. al. Agenda and Updates • Database Indexes • B+Trees • Reading:Chapter14.3 • CrustyDB 1: Page Milestone is Out • Due Friday, 19th April at 11:59 am (Noon) • Final Grade Breakdown Problem
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4/20/24, 8:34 PM CrustyDB 1: Page Milestone CrustyDB 1: Page Milestone Due Date: Friday, April 19th, 2024 at 11:59 am (Noon) 0 Points Possible Welcome to CrustyDB! CrustyDB is an academic Rust-based relational database management system built by ChiData at The University of Chicago (https://uchi-db.github.io/chidatasite/) , and it is the work of many contributors. It
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Exam 2 (Module 3) January 2024 Instructions: This is a mini project on the use of the Monte Carlo scheme to price exotic options to be completed using Python. C++ is also allowed, but Excel/VBA is not permitted. As this is the half way point of the CQF, this assessment is designed for delegates to
COMP9021 Principles of Programming Term 1, 2024 Assignment 2 Worth 13 marks and due Week 11 Monday @ 10am 1. General Matters 1.1 Aim The purpose of this assignment is to design and implement a program that will: • analyse the various characteristics of a maze, represented by a particular coding of its basic constituents
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