Category: Computer science

Think of a decision you have to make in your future. This decision can be something that needs to be made
• during high school
• after high school
• after marriage
• after kids
• after retirement
See attachment and please choose example of should I move to a city. Please choose from Nashville, New Orleans, Charlotte to answer the attached questions. Please see attachment-

I am attaching all the necessary information. The explanation and instructions are in the pdf and you can find all the codes and other stuff in .zip files. Please provide me the solution carefully because I don’t have a way to make up for this assignment since there is only one submission allowance.

– Please, submit your work here, based on the group that you belong. 
– Every group member submits the same lab individually to the BB.
You need to show your work.

grading rubric Criteria Meets
Does Not Meet
Criterion Score
Design
50 points
Includes generic Interval class that implements Comparable and all its required methods (15)
Includes Time class that implements Comparable and all its required methods (15)
Includes InvalidTime class that implements a checked exception and all its required methods (5)
Includes Project4 class (15)
0 points
Does not include generic Interval class that implements Comparable and all its required methods (0)
Does not include Time class that implements Comparable and all its required methods (0)
Does not include InvalidTime class that implements a checked exception and all its required methods (0)
Does not include Project4 class (0)
Score of Design,/ 50
Functionality
100 points
Generates correct GUI (25)
Generates correct output when Compare Intervals button is clicked (25)
Generates correct output when Check Time button is clicked (25)
Correctly throws exception on invalid times (25)
0 points
Does not generate correct GUI (0)
Does not generate correct output when Compare Intervals button is clicked (0) Does not generate correct output when Check Time button is clicked (0)
Does not correctly throw exception on invalid times (0)
Score of Functionality,/ 100
Documentation
50 points
Discussion of approach included (10)
Includes correct UML diagram (10)
Includes test plan with sufficient test cases (10)
Lessons learned included (10)
Comment blocks with student name, project, date and code description included in each file (10)
0 points
Discussion of approach not included (0)
Does not include correct UML diagram (0)
Does not include test plan with sufficient test cases (0)
Lessons learned not included (0)
Comment blocks with student name, project, date and code description not included in each file (0)
Score of Documentation,/ 50

-this is not an essay assignment
-use the data in the excel file to create data visualizations in a Power BI dashboard.
-requirements are uploaded in files
at least 8 visualizations need to be in the dashboard
-make sure everything in rubric is included
completed file should be in .pbix format

I only need an Empricial Study and conclusion. I am puting the whole paper because it need to be cohrent with what you will write please. Make sure to read the whole paper please and thank you so much 

(Please don’t use the below topics as they’ve already been used:)
Quantum Computing
Artificial Intelligence
Robotics in surgical procedures
Augmented Reality
Hydropower
Self-driving Car
Sustainability
5G Networks
Datafication
Drone Technology
Neuromorphic computing
Please let me know which topic you’re writing on as soon as you choose it as I have other technology assignments to write today and can’t duplicate. 
Please write 100 words or more of an emerging technology that you find interesting.  Answer the following questions:
Why is this technology relevant?
How do you anticipate this technology to develop in the future?
How do you expect this technology to fit in with your work/personal/education?
The technology can be on any subject.  The content must be relevant and G-Rated.  You may use an existing technology that has updated/upgraded.  Some examples are:
A new version of an existing product or service
A new technology that you feel will become relevant
An older technology that is working it’s way into our daily work/personal/educational life.

Content
Name
CIS1103.Rubric.Fa18
Description
Rubric for Cover Letter and Resume assessment.
Rubric Detail
Levels of Achievement
Criteria Professional
Semi-Professional
Emerging Professional
Not Professional Quality
No Submission
Technical Format: Organization 
10 to 17 points
The cover letter has been satisfactorily addressed with few minor errors: • Layout followed throughout document • Bullets aligned consistently • Appropriate font selected • Consistent spacing used • Correct point size used • Left & Right Tabs set & properly aligned • Appropriate & consistent use of capitals, bold, italics, & underlining for emphasis • Text box formatted correctly • Columns formatted correctly using tab settings 8 to 10 points
The cover letter has been satisfactorily addressed with some minor errors: • Layout followed throughout document • Bullets aligned consistently • Appropriate font selected • Consistent spacing used • Correct point size used • Left & Right Tabs set & properly aligned • Appropriate & consistent use of capitals, bold, italics, & underlining for emphasis • Text box formatted correctly • Columns formatted correctly using tab settings 7 to 8 points
The cover letter has been satisfactorily addressed with more minor errors: • Layout followed throughout document • Bullets aligned consistently • Appropriate font selected • Consistent spacing used • Correct point size used • Left & Right Tabs set & properly aligned • Appropriate & consistent use of capitals, bold, italics, & underlining for emphasis • Text box formatted correctly • Columns formatted correctly using tab settings 5 to 8 points
The cover letter has been satisfactorily addressed with numerous errors: • Layout followed throughout document • Bullets aligned consistently • Appropriate font selected • Consistent spacing used • Correct point size used • Left & Right Tabs set & properly aligned • Appropriate & consistent use of capitals, bold, italics, & underlining for emphasis • Text box formatted correctly • Columns formatted correctly using tab settings 0 to 0 points
No Submission
Technical Format: Layout & Form 
10 to 17 points
All essential parts are correctly included: • Senders contact information • Date • Recipient’s contact information • Salutation • Opening paragraph • Additional paragraphs • Closing Essential parts are well organized 8 to 10 points
Most essential parts are correctly included: • Senders contact information • Date • Recipient’s contact information • Salutation • Opening paragraph • Additional paragraphs • Closing Essential parts are somewhat organized 7 to 8 points
Only some essential parts are correctly included: • Senders contact information • Date • Recipient’s contact information • Salutation • Opening paragraph • Additional paragraphs • Closing Essential parts are somewhat poorly organized 5 to 8 points
Few of the essential parts are correctly included: • Senders contact information • Date • Recipient’s contact information • Salutation • Opening paragraph • Additional paragraphs • Closing Essential parts included are poorly organized 0 to 0 points
No Submission
Grammar Usage, Mechanics & Spelling 
10 to 16 points
Less than 2 errors overall: • Grammar • Usage • Mechanics • Spelling 8 to 10 points
2 – 3 errors overall: • Grammar • Usage • Mechanics • Spelling 7 to 8 points
4 – 5 errors overall: • Grammar • Usage • Mechanics • Spelling 5 to 8 points
More than 5 errors overall: • Grammar • Usage • Mechanics • Spelling 0 to 0 points
No Submission
Technical Format: Organization 
10 to 17 points
The resume has been satisfactorily addressed with few minor errors: • Layout followed throughout document • Bullets aligned consistently • Appropriate font selected • Consistent spacing used • Correct point size used • Left & Right Tabs set & properly aligned • Appropriate & consistent use of capitals, bold, italics, & underlining for emphasis • Text box formatted correctly • Columns formatted correctly using tab settings 8 to 10 points
The resume has been satisfactorily addressed with some minor errors: • Layout followed throughout document • Bullets aligned consistently • Appropriate font selected • Consistent spacing used • Correct point size used • Left & Right Tabs set & properly aligned • Appropriate & consistent use of capitals, bold, italics, & underlining for emphasis • Text box formatted correctly • Columns formatted correctly using tab settings 7 to 8 points
The resume has been satisfactorily addressed with more minor errors: • Layout followed throughout document • Bullets aligned consistently • Appropriate font selected • Consistent spacing used • Correct point size used • Left & Right Tabs set & properly aligned • Appropriate & consistent use of capitals, bold, italics, & underlining for emphasis • Text box formatted correctly • Columns formatted correctly using tab settings 5 to 8 points
The resume has been satisfactorily addressed with numerous errors: • Layout followed throughout document • Bullets aligned consistently • Appropriate font selected • Consistent spacing used • Correct point size used • Left & Right Tabs set & properly aligned • Appropriate & consistent use of capitals, bold, italics, & underlining for emphasis • Text box formatted correctly • Columns formatted correctly using tab settings 0 to 0 points
No Submission
Technical Format: Layout & Form 
10 to 17 points
All essential parts are correctly included: • Senders contact information • Date • Objective• Education • Experience • Skills • Closing Essential parts are well organized 8 to 10 points
Most essential parts are correctly included: • Senders contact information • Date • Objective• Education • Experience • Skills • Closing Essential parts are somewhat organized 7 to 8 points
Only some essential parts are correctly included: • Senders contact information • Date • Objective• Education • Experience • Skills • Closing Essential parts are somewhat poorly organized 5 to 8 points
Few of the essential parts are correctly included: • Senders contact information • Date • Objective• Education • Experience • Skills • Closing Essential parts included are poorly organized 0 to 0 points
No Submission
Grammar Usage, Mechanics & Spelling 
10 to 16 points
Less than 2 errors overall: • Grammar • Usage • Mechanics • Spelling 8 to 10 points
2 – 3 errors overall: • Grammar • Usage • Mechanics • Spelling 7 to 8 points
4 – 5 errors overall: • Grammar • Usage • Mechanics • Spelling 5 to 8 points
More than 5 errors overall: • Grammar • Usage • Mechanics • Spelling 0 to 0 points
No Submission

Phase 2: System and database design
A. User interface
Design an overall user interface consisting of screens, commands, controls, and features to enable users to use the system.
1. How data will be input to the system?
• The physical layout for each input
• The input design and procedures
2. How data will be output from the system?
• The physical layout for each output
• The output design and procedures
B. Data design
Develop a plan for data organization, storage, updating, and retrieval.
1. Database design • Database tables with their attributes should be presented
• Primary key(s) should be identified in each table, if any
• Three steps of normalization should be included.
2. Entity-relationship diagrams
3. Data file storage and access
C. System architecture
Determine the architecture of the system as Web-based interface, client/server architecture, Internet/Intranet interface, network configuration, etc.
Phase 3: Project plan
A list of tasks or activities needed for implementing the proposed system
Estimating completion time and costs
A project schedule for performing those activities (Gantt charts or PERT charts)
Note that there is no other required software package except the MS Project software in this ITEC-630 course. As a result, you are only required to use the MS Project software to handle the scheduling part of the project and for other parts, you can use any word editing software or any drawing tools software.

read the questions and answer them. It should he simple
Requirements: Just what the questions says | Assembly Language