International Foundation Programme (Business) English for Academic Purposes Level 6.3 Assessment Brief Assessment Type: Presentation and audio Assessment Task: Over recent years, many town centres and high streets have become lifeless and unattractive. This is mainly due to the closure of retail shops, but also other factors such as a lack of public investment. Choose…

THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTHAMPTON Faculty of Business and Law MODULE NAME:     Accounting and Finance for Managers                                     Module CodeLevelCredit ValueModule LeaderACC3015620Chris Withers Green Assessment Brief   Assessment title:  AS1 Case Study Word count 2,400  Deadline:  Please refer to NILEWeighting:60% – please see NILE  Feedback and Grades due:  Please refer to NILE  Resit Date:  Please refer…

Module code and title:MG624 Strategic MarketingModule leaders:M. Sameer /Y FansiAssignment No. and type:Individual Management ReportAssessment weighting:60%Submission time and date:Friday, 26 March 2021 at 2 p.mTarget feedback time and date:14th April 2021 Assignment taskYou are a senior marketing consultant working for Ashanti Marketing Solutions (AMS) Limited. A company that wants to enter a suitable country with…

Course: BA (Hons) Business Management  – November  2020 intake  Module: BUSINESS DECISION MAKING – BA4008QA Assessment One (Individual Coursework) Worth 30% of the module mark     Deadline: submitted online via Turnitin before 3pm on Tuesday 09th April 2021   All the 5 tasks must be attempted and you should present your answer in one…

1Overview ofProgrammingParadigmsWeek 6 2Overview of Programming Paradigms Lecture Objectives: Be able to explain the differences between programming languages and programming paradigms. Be able to differentiate between low-level and high-level programming languages and theirassociated advantages and disadvantages Be able to list four programming paradigms and describe their strengths and weaknesses. Introduction to Computer Programming Programming Languages…

Department of Information Technology Page 1 of 3ICON College of Technology and ManagementPearson BTEC HND in Computing (RQF)Unit 1: Programming (L4)Schedule of WorkThis unit is aimed at achieving the following learning outcomes:LO1. Define basic algorithms to carry out an operation and outline the process of programming anapplication.LO2. Explain the characteristics of procedural, object-orientated and event-driven…

HND Assignment BriefSession: February 2021Programme titleBTEC Higher National Diploma (HND) in ComputingUnit number and title1Programming (L4)Assignment number &title1 of 1Programming (L4)Unit Leader–Assessor (s)Dr Hisham AbouGrad / Amjad AlamIssue Date22/02/2021Final assignmentsubmission deadline07 – 12 June 2021Late submissiondeadline14 – 19 June 2021The learners are required to follow the strict deadline set by theCollege for submissions of assignments…

17/03/20181DATA STRUCTURESStrings, lists, Tuples and MapsStrings■ Text in programming is what we call a string.■ Think of a string as a collection of letters■ Example of a string: “Hello World.”17/03/20182Creating strings■ In Python, we create a string by putting quotes (“”) around text■ Can also create strings by putting inverted commas (‘’) aroundthe text■ greetings…

22/11/20181 Evaluation on use of anIDE for development ofapplications contrastedwith not using an IDEWEEK 9 Advantage on using IDE over Console1. IDE like Python IDLE will highlightsimple syntax errors on compilation, soyou don’t have the experience ofsearching the errors in coding for hours.2. Python IDE have an “autocomplete”feature, so that if you type a. and…

02/10/20171ALGORITHMS &PSEUDOCODEComputational problem solution■ Mastery of a language syntax is not sufficient■ You must fully understand the problem and design asolution before any code– Develop the algorithms first (e.g. usingpseudocode, flow charts)■ Experienced programmers spend most of the timedeveloping algorithms than coding.02/10/20172Problem solution steps■ Problem definition: Understand the problem clearly first beforeformulating a solution■ Problem…