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Section 1: State-of-the-art? Literature Review <1000 words>In the Traveling Salesman Problem with Profits (TSPP) and time limit we are given an undirected complete graph with node set  and edge set . We assume that node  represents the depot and nodes  are the customers. For each customer  there is a profit  associated. The aim is to find a route starting and finishing at node &Ac...

In this assignment, you are expected to find a client to work with. A potential client can be a small organization who would like to develop an information system, e.g., a website, a customer relationship management system, an appointment booking system, etc. A potential client can also be a large organization who would like to enhance an existing business process of its department, e.g., Tesco would like to improve the customer store experien...

AboutIn this assignment, you’ll implement an agent that will learn a definition of a particular monster species from a list of positive and negative samples, and then make a determination about whether a newly-provided sample is an instance of that monster species or not. You will submit the code for identifying these monsters to the autograder. You will also submit a report describing your agent. About For the purposes of this project, ...

Course Code   :  IS111

Course Title   :  introduction to programming

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Questions: Question 1 (25 Marks) Write a program that takes a command-line argument N and prints an N-by-N triangular pattern like the one below. Question 2 (25 Marks) Implement a class called Account which defines a modified banking account that can be created with a given balance and account name. It must be able to perform the following operations in the public interface: Accepts an amount to deposit the balance Withdraws an am...

TaskFor the submission create a single zip archive that contains: 1. A single LaTeX PDF file with your answers created from the provided LaTeX template. Only PDF submissions that are typeset with LaTeX, e.g., via https://www.overleaf.com/edu/ucl, will be accepted. Submissions must not include screenshots, e.g., of handwritten solutions or of code, unless explicitly permitted. Students with disability accommodations are excluded from this re...

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Course Title   :  hnd in computing

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Assignment ObjectiveAim & Objective   This coursework is designed to demonstrate the broad understanding and knowledge of the module, assessing, and evaluating the student’s strength and level of analysis; divided into 4 Section. The coursework should be submitted as one document in a report format in final submission. Data structures provide a means to manage large amounts of data efficiently for uses ...

TaskThe list will grow or shrink by adding, when needed, given amounts of free nodes to the free gap between the stacks. The number of free nodes added to the list will be the same at each time and fixed by a macro, BLOCKSIZE, defined at the beginning of the program. As all integers stored in the list will be nonnegative, free nodes will be marked with the fixed negative value 1. To keep track of all dynamic memory allocations, you will use a ...

ObjectiveStudents will display their knowledge of building and using functions (and previous course topics) in programming using a real-world example.Problem: You are working on an undergraduate research project at Stirling Hall, which is studying the electromagnetic properties of some large particles using a modified mass spectrometer. This device works by firing a charged particle through a vacuum tube that has an area of potential diffe...

Question 1: Vigenere` Cipher using Hexadecimal Numbers Answer All The Questions. (a) Compute 730mod 47 without a calculator, showing the details of all calculations.  [3 marks] (b) Consider a Vigenere` cipher that instead of letters of the English alphabet is applied to hexadecimal numbers, i.e. base-16 numbers represented by one of 16 digits 0, 1, 2, ..., 9, A, B, C, D, E, F.   (i)If one denotes by Pithe i-th di...

Learning OutcomesLearning Outcomes 1. Practical experience of analysing, designing, implementing and validating solutions to computer network security challenges using common network security tools and formal methods.2. Ability to deal with complex issues and make informed judgements about network security in the absence of complete or consistent data.3. Exercise substantial autonomy and initiative in addressing computer network security chal...

Step 1Characterise and critically evaluate high performance computing based architectures and their suitability for given applications.Implement and execute applications using shared and distributed memory programming paradigms.Describe and critically discuss the roles and applications of cloud and grid computing. As you implement each of the following 4 steps make sure that you retain and do not overwrite previous versions of your solutions....

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TaskGeneral problem description The Alzarius Engineering Convention is holding a 3-day collection of workshops. They are going to offer a certificate to anyone who completes at least 5 credits' worth of workshops. Workshops are worth either 1 or 2 credits, so the certificate could be earned by attending five 1-credit workshops, three 2-credit workshops, or a mix of the two, such as three 1-credit workshops and one 2-credit workshop. Each w...

Question 1: Cryptographic SoftwareOpenSSL is a widely used open source cryptography library that allows you to generate keys, encrypt messages, sign messages, etc. In many cases the OpenSSL tool comes already pre-installed with your operating system. If that’s not the case, you can usually install it through your favorite package manager or download it, e.g., at  Make sure you have the latest stable version Open...

Genetic Algorithm Optimization of a Multivariable FunctionYour report should be single-spaced, double-column (but tables or figures are allowed to span two columns if you wish).�� Submit a single PDF file. The code you used to produce the results should be appended at the end of the report (appendix). The appendix may be in single column format. Include a he...

Task Explain the concepts and procedures associated with Web and database attacks by addressing the following: Explain when and why the initial penetration test should be performed on a Web server. Explain the similarities and differences between a cross-site scripting attack and a reflective cross-site scripting attack. Identify the Web application attacks that are most likely to compromise confidentiality. Describe techniques to mitigate and r...