24/7 online - 
1-316-444-1378 or 44-141-628-6690
Login
Activities: 1. MidTerm – Java program Create a new Project in Netbeans. Use the following naming convention for the project: lastname_MidTerm . Example: smith_MidTerm Add your name, course number, and Assignment number to the top of all classes as a comment Document all functionality using comments Variables must be declared either at the top of […]
Archive for the ‘High School’ Category
Respiration Slides
August 8th, 2020 
To be included:-All parts of respiration and where in the cell they occur.-What are the substrates and products of each part of the individual processes.-The names of the protein/ enzymes involved / any known inhibitors of respiration and where they act.-2 different medical conditions that affect the process of respiration and the consequences of this […]
Android studio simple bluetooth game
July 17th, 2020 -for example Tic-tac-toe or checkers, ships, pexeso-The application can connect two devices without problems (by selecting the client and server and the corresponding operations)-The application is functional – the activity on one device is reflected almost immediately on the other device)-The application makes sense (it’s not stone-paper-scissors)-The application has a pleasant appearance and working with […]
Posted in High School, Mobile applications development 
Comments Off on Android studio simple bluetooth gameR studio
July 15th, 2020 Project Notes I submission deadline 17th May 2020First milestone session 23th/24th May 2020Project Notes II submission deadline 1st June 2020Second milestone session 6th/7th June 2020Project Notes III submission deadline 22th June 2020Third milestone session 27th/28th June 2020 Final Report SubmissionFinal Presentation Submission 6th July 20209th July 2020 Final Capstone Presentation 11th July 2020
Python Project – Turtle Graphics
July 15th, 2020 Hey! I need to create a Python project with Turtle Graphics. Here are the instructions from my teacher: The word project represents a unique product. The students would, with the use of the Turtle Graphics, for a project task create games (criss cross, memory, chess…). If you decide to do a drawing, it should be […]
Posted in Computer science and IT assignments, High School Comments Off on Python Project – Turtle GraphicsR studio
July 15th, 2020 Project Notes I submission deadline 17th May 2020First milestone session 23th/24th May 2020Project Notes II submission deadline 1st June 2020Second milestone session 6th/7th June 2020Project Notes III submission deadline 22th June 2020Third milestone session 27th/28th June 2020 Final Report SubmissionFinal Presentation Submission 6th July 20209th July 2020
R studio
July 15th, 2020 Project Notes I submission deadline 17th May 2020First milestone session 23th/24th May 2020Project Notes II submission deadline 1st June 2020Second milestone session 6th/7th June 2020Project Notes III submission deadline 22th June 2020Third milestone session 27th/28th June 2020
R studio
July 15th, 2020 Project Notes I submission deadline 17th May 2020First milestone session 23th/24th May 2020Project Notes II submission deadline 1st June 2020Second milestone session 6th/7th June 2020Project Notes III submission deadline 22th June 2020Third milestone session 27th/28th June 2020
R Homework
July 13th, 2020 The vector `problem.1.data` contains numeric data. Construct a stipchart of the values in `problem.1.data`. Do you see any evidence of any outliers? **Solution** Repair this outlier. * First, report the location of the outlier. * Next, convert the value to `NA`. * Finally, display the value of the vector at this location, and show that […]
R Programing Homework
July 13th, 2020 Construct a stipchart of the values in `problem.1.data`. Do you see any evidence of any outliers?Repair this outlier. First, report the location of the outlier. Next, convert the value to `NA`. Finally, display the value of the vector at this location, and show that it has the value `NA`.Construct a stripchart of the repaired version […]
