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1what is an expert system and where are they needed2what are the major issues involved in building an expert
you are given two jugs a 4-gallon one and a 3-gallon one neither has any measuring marker on it there is a tap that can be used to fill the jugs with
the first task will involve doing a little background reading on dynamic programming to get up to speed the second task is to write the codesearch
maria opened her authentic mexican restaurant micazuela in tucson inthe 1980s it quickly became popular for the tasty food and use of fresh
given the following interfacepublic interface wordset extends iterableltwordgt public void addword word add word if not already addedpublic boolean
a queue is a fifo rst in rst out data structure given the following queue interfacepublic interface queue int size current queue sizeboolean isempty
in the book the following methods are presentedstatic void selectionsortcomparable liststatic void insertionsortcomparable liststatic boolean
the euclidean algorithm is an algorithm to decide the greatest common divisor of two positive integers the greatest common divisor of n and m in
in this task you are supposed to create three uml diagrams the conditions are given by the scenario in the document theatre case on blackboard a
write a guimp3 program called mp3random that reads all mp3 les in a directory and plays them in random order the gui should have a little window
in the previous assignment you implemented a stack and a list that both inherited from the abstract class arrayintcollection in this task you are
define the information system growing sophistication in products and markets is driving the organisational requirement for increasing amounts of
organisational inertia - obstacle to information systemthis is most easily understood as problems of change and culture like any change process
techno hype - obstacle to information systemnew technology has always been accompanied by a certain amount of euphoria that inevitably leads to
poor human support - obstacle to information systemthe full utility of an is will only be realised if it is properly supported by the users
legacy systems and current infrastructure - information systemthis problem is most easily understood using the everyday example of the rail ways
poor technology or system requirements definition - information systempreviously we looked at product design and specifically the importance of
obstacles to is implementationwhile information systems are now becoming the norm in most organisations the journey to this point has been a
user compatibility amp appropriateness of inputs and outputsuser compatibility - this is the degree to which the machine works towards task
intuitively simple - user friendlinessthis is the degree to which the system operates in congruence with human operation in effect the machine does
ease of learning - user friendlinessmuch has been made recently of increasing sophistication in technology with one of the major benefits advertised
technology impact on job design - information systemthe implementation of technology into work has had a significant impact on the types and content
effect of is on humans - information systemwe have concentrated in this chapter on the ways that is has evolved making it more useful and more
building is into our operational processes - information systemalthough information systems are becoming increasingly prevalent they are not always