Object-oriented analysis and design

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    from this statement attempts to decompose software into problem functions that can each be estimated individually. LOC or FP is then estimated for each function. Alternatively, the planner may choose another component for sizing such as classes or objects, changes, or business Baseline productivity metrics (e.g., LOC/pm or FP/pm9) are then applied to the appropriate estimation variable, and cost or effort for the function is derived. Function estimates are combined to produce an overall estimate…

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    https://www.coursera.org/course/sdn1 http://noise.gatech.edu/classes/cs8803sdn/fall2014/ 2. Books: • “SDN: Software Defined Networks” by Thomas D. Nadeau and Ken Gray, O’Reilly 2013 • “Network Innovation through OpenFlow and SDN Principles and Design” Edited by FEI HU, CRC Press 2014 3. Papers: • “The Road to SDN: An Intellectual History of Programmable Networks” by Nick Feamster, Jennifer Rexford, and Ellen Zegura • “OpenFlow: Enabling Innovation in Campus Networks” by Nick McKeown Stanford…

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    house in another state. Before you can start rebuilding, it would seem reasonable to inspect the house. To determine whether it is in need of rebuilding, you would create a list of criteria so that your inspection would be systematic. Inventory analysis: Every software organization must has an inventory of all programs. The inventory can be nothing more than a spreadsheet model containing knowledge that provides a detailed description of every active application by storing the knowledge.…

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    understand what is Object? Its complex for beginners who does not have knowledge on programming and its simple for those who worked on other programming languages. For example, if we consider a car, it has engine, battery, mirrors, seats and other parts. An object is considered as consists of attributes and behavior. A car can be driven, parked and serviced etc. Hence an object consists of both data and behavior. The basic difference between procedural language and Object-oriented language…

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    Unit 6 Assignment 3 P1: Features of programming languages Procedural programming language- This is a type of program that represents how a program works. This type of programming language uses instructions that require a task to perform step by step. Procedural programming can only work if the instructions are step by step because it makes it easy to read and understand and three types of examples are selection, iteration and selection. A typical example of procedural language is COBOL: There…

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    remember reading only books to learn Oracle and Java. The books were Java: The Complete Reference and Oracle Complete Reference. Those were heavy, had at least 600-700 pages - filled with theories ranging from ACID theorem to dry explanation of object oriented programming like class inheritance, overloading, encapsulation etc. It needed immense amount of motivation not to give up. But as it was my first job and I had a student loan to pay off, I somehow managed to do stay on track and learned…

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    Object-oriented programming has opened the possibility that software components can be constructed and re-used with more credibility. Software developers can create software objects that model real-world objects, and then create variables and methods that constitute the object they are developing. Programming utilizing real-world like objects makes the development process easier and more relatable for the individual or team overall by making it easier to understand how objects are interconnected…

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    This chapter presents the software development for the H2 robotic exoskeleton, as well as the integration of the device with a neural interface. The software was developed with an architecture of layers, with three different levels. This approach makes easy the development of new therapies or control strategies without rewriting all the code. The chapter begins with the description of the software implemented to control each H2 joint actuator. Following is the description of the middle layer of…

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    Speech recognition is used for two main purposes. First and foremost dictation that is in the context of speech recognition is translation of spoken words into text. Second controlling the computer, that is to develop such software that probably would be capable of authorizing a user to operate different applications by voice [1].some of them described below: 1. People with disabilities can benefit from speech recognition programs. Speech recognition is especially useful for people who have…

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    Caution No blank lines is allowed in the MongoDB Script Sampler. If there is a blank line after MongoDB statement, the statement will still be executed but the word “ok” will be displayed in the response. Add new document into the collection Step 1 Change the “Script” area of the MongoDB Script sampler with insert query. In this case, the query of adding document into the collection is shown as follows: db.getCollection('zips').insert({"city" : "BABYLON", "loc" : [ 32.211100, 44.251500 ],…

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