Role: Java Developer in an IT company
What is your role in your current organization? What are your critical activities at work? Identify and share what you have learned so far in your program to help you manage these critical activities and why. How have you been able to use the lessons learned in the program to address your current role and why?
Please write 500 words.
NoSQL database system simulation or different systems comparison report
Ref websites:
https://www.mongodb.com/nosql-explained
https://bigdata-madesimple.com/18-free-and-widely-used-open-source-nosql-databases/
Cover page with Short introduction of what kind of tools used and the possible simulation process (with screen shot), and short comparison/discussion, final concluding
Just choose one, have a simulation and write the simulated report, must including lab screen in your report
Note: If you cannot do it, please do some articles reviewing for NoSQL, such as Comparison between different NoSQLs
Please discuss how you think Web 2.0 has changed the behavior of Internet users. Do you feel the behavior change is for the good or are there disadvantages? Please discuss your thoughts on Web 2.0 including concepts of privacy and social media in a substantive, well-researched discussion thread.
In 250 words or more, answer the following.
This week, I want you to create something based on what you’ve learned so far in this course. Preferably, I want you to visit https://corallanguage.org/simulator/ and actually write it out. Share with us what you created. Come up with your own program that contains your own user-defined functions and variables. Be creative. I look forward to running your code myself.
I need to write a term paper on the topic Siemens Simatic- PCS7/WINCC (SCADA)
Exp19_Access_Ch04_ML2 – Benefit Auction 1.0
You are helping to organize a benefit auction to raise money for families who lost their homes in a natural disaster. The information for the auction is currently stored in an Excel spreadsheet, but you have volunteered to import it to Access. You will create a database that will store the data from Excel in an Access database. You will create a form to manage the data-entry process. You also create two reports: one that lists the items collected in each category and one for labels so you can send the donors a thank-you letter after the auction.
Start Access. Open the downloaded Access file named Exp19_Access_Ch4_ML2_Auction.accdb. Grader has automatically added your last name to the beginning of the filename. Save the file to the location where you are storing your files.
Open the Items table in Design view. Change the ID Field Name to ItemID. Add a second field named Description. Accept Short Text as the data type for the Description field and change the field size to 50.
Enter the remaining field names in the table (in this order): DateOfDonation, Category, Price, DonorName, DonorAddress1, and then DonorAddress2. Change the data type of the DateOfDonation field to Date/Time and the Price field to Currency. Accept Short Text as the data type for the remaining fields.
Open Excel, and then open the file Items.xlsx. Examine the length of the Category, DonorAddress1, and DonorAddress2 columns. Return to Access. Change the field size for the Category to 15, DonorAddress1 to 25, and DonorAddress2 to 30. Save the table, and switch to Datasheet view.
Copy and paste the 26 rows from the Excel spreadsheet into the Items table. AutoFit all of the column widths so all data is visible. Save and close the table.
Verify that the Items table is selected in the Navigation Pane. Create a new form using the Form tool.
Select all of the fields and labels in the Detail section of the form. Change the layout of the form to a Tabular Layout. With all of the fields selected, switch to Design view and use the Property Sheet to set their widths to 1.3″. Change the width of the ItemID, Category, and Price columns to 0.75″.
Add conditional formatting so that each Price that is greater than 90 has a font color of Green (in the first row, under Standard Colors). (Hint: Search Conditional Formatting in the Tell me box). Save the form as Auction Items Form.
Switch to Form view and create a new record. Enter iPad as the Description; 12/31/2018 as the DateOfDonation; House as the Category; $400 as the Price; Staples as the DonorName; 500 Market St as the DonorAddress1; and Brick, NJ 08723 as the DonorAddress2.
Add a sort to the form, so the lowest priced items display first. Save and close the form.
Select the Items table in the Navigation Pane and create a report using the Report Wizard. Include all fields except the two donor address fields, group by Category, include the Sum of Price as a Summary Option, accept the default layout, and then save the report Auction Items by Category.
Switch to Layout view. Resize the DateOfDonation control so that the left edge of the control aligns with the left edge of the column label. Select the Price and Sum of Price controls and increase the width to 0.75″. Select any value in the DonorName column and drag the left edge of the controls to the right to decrease the width of the column. Preview the report to verify the column widths are correct.
Switch to Layout view, and then sort the report so the least expensive item is displayed first in each group. Save and close the report.
Select the Items table in the Navigation Pane. Create mailing labels based on the Avery 5660 template. (Hint: Search Labels in the Tell me box and then click the Labels tool in the results.) Place DonorName on the first line, DonorAddress1 on the second line, and DonorAddress2 on the third line. Sort the labels by DonorName. Name the report Donor Labels. After you create the labels, display them in Print Preview mode to verify that all values will fit onto the label template. Close the label report.
Close all database objects. Close the database and then exit Access. Submit the database as directed.
Research Paper on High-Performance Computing Architecture
Excel_1F_Dispenser_Sales
Open the file Student_Excel_1F_Dispenser_Sales.xlsx downloaded with this project.
Merge and center the title and then the subtitle across columns A:F and apply the Title and Heading 1 cell styles respectively.
Make cell A1 the active cell, and then check spelling in your worksheet. Correct Npkin to Napkin. If any columns are too narrow to display all the data, apply AutoFit to the column.
In cell E4, construct a formula to calculate the Total Sales of the Condiment Rack by multiplying the Quantity Sold times the Retail Price. Copy the formula down for the remaining products.
Select the range E4:E10, and then use the Quick Analysis tool to sum the Total Sales for All Products, which will be formatted in bold. To the total in cell E11, apply the Total cell style.
Mac users: Instead of the Quick Analysis tool, use the AutoSum button. Complete the step as specified. Apply bold.
Using absolute cell references as necessary so that you can copy the formula, in cell F4, construct a formula to calculate the Percent of Total Sales for the first product. Copy the formula down for the remaining products.
To the computed percentages, apply Percent Style with two decimal places, and then center the percentages.
Apply the Comma Style with no decimal places to the Quantity Sold figures. To cells D4, E4, and E11 apply the Accounting Number Format. Increase the column widths as needed.
To the range D5:E10, apply the Comma Style. Increase the column widths as needed.
Change the Retail Price of the Artisan Rack to 29.95 and the Quantity Sold of the Cheese Shaker to 425
Delete column B.
Insert a new row 3. In cell A3, type Month Ending March 31 and then merge and center the text across the range A3:E3. Apply the Heading 2 cell style.
To cell A12, apply the 20% – Accent1 cell style.
Select the four column titles. Apply Wrap Text, Middle Align, and Center formatting, and then apply the Heading 3 cell style.
Center the worksheet Horizontally on the page, and then insert a Footer with the File Name in the left section.
Display the document properties, and then as the Tags, type tabletop dispensers, sales
In the Subject box, add your course name and section number. Be sure your name displays as the Author.
Save and close the workbook. Exit Excel. Submit the file as directed.
refer to the attached document for details.
Explain how cookies can show that a user has visited a site if that user’s history has been deleted.
Optional: install Windows Historian and see the sites visited by a particular user.
In 300 words.
