Lab number and title (e. g. Lab 1: The Human Visual System) Laboratory Report Fundamentals of Imaging Science Instructor: (THE LAB REPORT FILE YOU UPLOAD TO MYCOURSES SHOULD BE A PDF.) Your name (e. g. Sue Smith) Introduction In your own words summarize the background information and lab objectives (what are you trying to determine?). … Read more
Reading & Viewing Materials Required Materials Reynolds, G.W. (2019). Ethics in information technology. Boston, MA: Cengage Read Chapter 6: Intellectual Property Chapter 7: Ethical Decisions in Software Development View Placeholder Supplemental Materials Recommended but not required: Read ProQuest Database: Beynon, Wayne. (2018). Intellectual property is a bread and butter issue for businesses: Wayne Beynon, intellectual … Read more
1 Case Analysis Summary Data Analytics Q3 Q3. When Desai’s team first reached out to business units in search of questions where data science might be useful, he did not require them to utilize “big data” (i.e., look for patterns to explore in the data). Why not? Do you agree? There were unclear connections between data, … Read more
Reading & Viewing Materials Required Materials Reynolds, G.W. (2019). Ethics in information technology. Boston, MA: Cengage Read Chapter 6: Intellectual Property Chapter 7: Ethical Decisions in Software Development View Placeholder Supplemental Materials Recommended but not required: Read ProQuest Database: Beynon, Wayne. (2018). Intellectual property is a bread and butter issue for businesses: Wayne Beynon, intellectual … Read more
Requirements (please save the answer to each question in a separate file). Part-A: TRIGGERS Q1. The “doctorID” column in the DOCTORS table needs to be generated automatically. Each ID is sequentially numbered for a new tuple being added to the table. Notes: a) The IDs take up the full column width. b) The ID must … Read more
A risk-averse expected-utility maximizer has initial wealth w and utility function u. She faces a risk of a financial loss of L dollars, which occurs with probability n. An insurance company offers to sell a policy that costs p dollars per dollar of coverage (per dollar paid back in the event of a loss). Denote … Read more
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Suggested Topics 1) Explain as clearly as you can David Benatar’s so-called “asymmetry argument” (discussed in the slides “Nihilism Benatar”) for the view that non-existence is actually preferable to existence, and then critically evaluate the argument in detail. (There is a growing body of literature on this argument, and you are free to consult any … Read more
