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Module Title: Object Oriented Software - Module Code: 308SE

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Relationship to Module Learning Outcomes Apply UML use-case, activity, sequence and class diagrams to the analysis of programming problems and the design OO solutions.Exercises methodical analysis and design through the use of the specified UML diagrams applied to an object-oriented programming problem. Implement and execute small OO programs (up to 5 classes) Requires the implementation and execution of a program using GUIs, constructed from student defined and library classes in Java. Demonstrate the application of common data structures. Requires the use of data structures such as ArrayLists or HashMaps. Determine the requirements and structure of programs running and communicating across a network. This assignment requires a client-server application to be analysed. Design and develop and test OO programs that can communicate with each other across a network. This assignment requires a client-server application to be designed and developed. Individual Task: An international telecom

CS222 Project 1 The Game of Korona és Horgony - Dice Rolling Game

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Project Description: For this project, you will be creating a program to play a dice game known in Hungary as Korona és Horgony. The rules are fairly simple. Three dice, each containing six different symbols on each face are used. A mat, also containing the same six symbols is on the table. The player makes bets by placing wagers on one or more of the six symbols. The dice are then thrown. If any of the dice show the symbol on which a bet has been placed, the banker pays the player the amount of his stake for each die  showing that symbol. In other words, if only one of the dice shows the symbol, the player is paid even money (1:1). The player is paid 2:1 if two dice show the symbol, and 3:1 if all three dice show the symbol. If the symbol does not show up, the player loses any bets placed on that symbol. Although the symbols on the dice can be figures such as a bear, a cat, a gypsy wagon and so on, you will use the numbers 1-6, found on a typical die, for your program. Your program sh

Database Project (Database Normalization, ERD, Access Implementation and Basic Questions)

I- Short Answer Questions: Answer the questions briefly.  Explain briefly referential integrity Using a sentence each, based on your understanding of database design, list 2 advantages of using a database system in comparison with using traditional electronic file processing systems Distinguish between the primary key, candidate key, and surrogate key In the following relation, which tracks payments made out to payees,        Payment (Payment-Num, Payment-Amount, Payee-ID, Payee-Name, Payee-Address), the functional dependencies are:  Payment-Num - Payment-Amount, Payee-ID, Payee-Name, Payee-Address Payee-ID - Payee-Name, Payee-Address. Please explain why this relation is subject to insertion anomaly and deletion anomaly  II- Suppose you are the database analyst designing a database for a swim team league called Water Fun League (WFL):  First, WFL wants to keep track of the swim teams in the league and their swimmers. Each swim team has an official name and a captain. A team is made up

Merge Sort using Multi threading in C++

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Introduction: Merge sort implementation in c++ programming but in a way that both left sub array and right sub array start sorting at the same time. You should have to use the multithreading to perform this task. What are you waiting for? Buy you full solution now in just one minute :D Buy now

Module Title: Object Oriented Software - Module Code: 308SE

Relationship to Module Learning Outcomes Apply UML use-case, activity, sequence and class diagrams to the analysis of programming problems and the design OO solutions.Exercises methodical analysis and design through the use of the specified UML diagrams applied to an object-oriented programming problem. Implement and execute small OO programs (up to 5 classes) Requires the implementation and execution of a program using GUIs, constructed from student defined and library classes in Java. Demonstrate the application of common data structures. Requires the use of data structures such as ArrayLists or HashMaps. Determine the requirements and structure of programs running and communicating across a network. This assignment requires a client-server application to be analysed. Design and develop and test OO programs that can communicate with each other across a network. This assignment requires a client-server application to be designed and developed. Individual Task: An international telecom