Introduction to Computer The word computer is derived from the Greek work “compute” which means to calculate and it is a device that can perform arithmetic operations and take logical decisions. Computer is an electronic device; used to convert Data into Information, it takes input (data) through input devices process it into CPU, stores it and also displays the result through output devices. A computer is a programmable machine. The two principal characteristics of a computer are; it responds
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Y A R E D ABERA, BSc. (Computer Science and IT) Assistant Lecturer, Computer Science & Information Technology Department Mizan-Tepi University – Ethiopia Contact Number: +251-920-643778 Email ID: yared2001@live.com,yared3778@gmail.com Career Profile: Presently working as Assistant Lecturer in MIZAN TEPI UNIVERSITY, Ethiopia From oct,18,2010… to till date Key strengths include: Curriculum & Development Backward Design Unit Planning Student Evaluation & Assessment Progress Monitoring
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using description logics. Collaboration of the Ontology and the reasoner is able to create and emulate the human thinking accordingly based on the information provided. In addition, this research also aims to implement a system prototype to test the framework reliability. The prototype will benefit the EQ setters by reducing the numbers of EQ that do not reflect the LO. This prototype is evaluated by a number of EQ setters from various higher learning institutions. The SM of Computer Science course
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( ), Computer Science - General Computer Science I can provide the .jpg, .htm, and .css files for of these tutorials... I just don't have time to finish them while taking both Java and SQL at the same time! Data Files needed for this Case Problem: gold.jpg, green.jpg, jpf.jpg, jpftxt.css, left.jpg, stabletxt.css, sudokutxt.htm, topleft.jpg, and topright.jpg The Japanese Puzzle Factory Rebecca Peretz has a passion for riddles and puzzles. Her favorites are the Japanese logic puzzles
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and flowcharts to create models of programs. Key terms: Logic Error: A mistake that does not prevent the programming from running, but it causes incorrect results. Debugging: finding and correcting the code that caused the error. Program Development Cycle: the process of creating, debugging, and possibly changing the original program. The steps are as follows: Design the program write the code correct syntax errors test the executable code Debug the code Repeat necessary Customer:
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The company relies on this data to be accurate and trustworthy. Considering the dependency and importance of the electronic data flowing through the system in such a high volume, they would benefit from computer assisted audit techniques (CAATs). A CAATs audit is focused on testing the computer systems for data integrity and security of the company’s information data processing. CAATs provide a 10 step process made available to the auditor for use as guidelines in conducting an efficient audit
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Description 2 Use Cases 3 Data Dictionary 4 High Level Design Components 5 Detailed Design: Checkout 7 Diagrams 7 Design Analysis 8 Detailed Design: Product Research 9 Diagrams 9 Design – Using Pseudocode 10 Product Profit 10 Phase 2: Sequential Logic Structures 11 Design 11 Product Profit 11 Phase 3: Problem Solving with Decisions 12 Safe Discount 12 Return Customer Bonus 13 Applying Discounts 14 Phase 4: Problem Solving with Loops 15 Total order 15 Problems to Solve 16 Calculate Profits
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Introduction Critical Thinking is a skill that allows readers to evaluate a situation and judge what is right or wrong through the use of logic and reasoning, beyond their own prejudices. According to Ennis (2001): ”Critical thinking is "reasonably and reflectively deciding what to believe or do. Critical thinking means making reasoned judgments. Basically, it is using criteria to judge the quality of something, from cooking to a conclusion of a research paper. In essence, critical thinking
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Processor Memory Organization The memory of a PLC is organized by types. The memory space can be divided into two broad categories: program and data memory. Advanced ladder logic functions allow controllers to perform calculations, make decisions and do other complex tasks. Timers and counters are examples of ladder logic functions. They are more complex than basic inputs contacts and output coils and rely heavily upon data stored in the memory of the PLC. Lecture – PLC Programming Basics
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