The Buffalo National River The Buffalo National River begins as a trickle in the Boston Mountains, where it flows north and then eastward through the Ozark Mountains until it merges 150 miles later with the White River at Buffalo City. The upper Buffalo offers the river’s finest scenic beauty. With its massive, towering bluffs, countless waterfalls, watchable wildlife, ties to both historic and prehistoric cultures, and remote, unspoiled location, the upper Buffalo National River wilderness is
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Unit 3008 - Improving Team Performance Task 1 The class was broken down into three groups. The other two members of my exercise was Steve & Louise. As a group we decided which roles we would like to play. Universally we agreed to pick Andy, as we felt that was the most challenging character. The role plays were carried out on the 19th March, With the other groups acting as observers. Which was actually an added benefit as it meant we received a wider set of critique. Task 2 Following
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Peter Doyle CMIS 102 Prof. Tanney HW1 Purpose of the program This program will be used to determine the square feet of usable space in each individual room and those values will be added together to get the total usable area of square feet in house with length and width values of up to four rooms being the only known value BEGIN define variables for rooms and total usable space room numbers and area of each room will be will be represented by integers r1 through r4 total usable area in
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Program Description Write a few lines of pseudo code to calculate the cost of a road trip. Prompt the user for the cost of gas, the cost of food, and the cost of lodging. Sum up the total cost and display the output. Analysis The point of the program is to calculate a total cost on a prospective road. To produce these results I will be adding costGas, costFood and costLodging to get costTotal. The final display will be in dollars. I will be using a submodular approach with submodules:
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Problem definition: Write a program that will calculate and display the average of an unknown number of positive floating point values entered by a user. A. Problem Analysis – Following the directions in the assignment, clearly write up your problem analysis in this section. What is the required output? The calculated average of all the numbers the user input. What is the required input? The numbers that are greater than or equal to 0 that the user wants to find the average of. A number
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Joe Metz Professor James Huskins CMIS 102 6385 February 22nd 2015 Program Description – This program will calculate the area and perimeter of a rectangle with the provided user input. Analysis – First the user needs to provide the values for both the length and the width of the rectangle they want to determine the area and perimeter from. From there calculations need to be made. For this example we will use a rectangle with the length of 3 and a width of 9. The formula for determining the
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Here is one possible solution to Assignment 1. Following the solution, I have written some important general comments on programming issues and submitting assignments. Program Description: This program will accept the lengths and widths of four rooms from the user, then use this data to compute the total area. The result will be displayed for the user. Analysis: Inputs: There are eight inputs: the lengths and widths of each room. Outputs: There is one output: the total area. Obtaining
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Homework 1 Program Description: The program made will perform a calculation to determine the square feet of 4 rooms in a house. It will then sum the square feet of all 4 rooms to find the total usable area of a house. Given all rooms are rectangular Analysis: The area of a room can be determined by a simple math equation of Area=Length x Width. Because we are creating a program to calculate square feet, the program will require an input and output. First thing we have to do is figure out the
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Week 3 Homework for CMIS 102. * Program description: This program will calculate the total price of a laptop computer system. The program will ask the user to enter the desired CPU speed, RAM amount, Hard Drive and Monitor Size. The program use these values to calculate and then print the price of a computer system. The design step will include both pseudocode and flow chart visualization. * Analysis: I will use sequential and selection programming statements. I will define 1 float
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Student Name, CMIS102, Professor Name Due Date: 21SEP2014 Calculating the usable square feet of up to four rooms Program Description - This program is designed to calculate the usable square feet of up to four rooms. It asks for an input for the number of rooms and the length and width of each room in feet. It then outputs in a readable format the sqft of each room and the total usable square feet. I also attempted to write the program in C at the bottom. Analysis - For this program I wanted
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