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CMSC 216 Project 7
In this project you will write a program that stores graphs. Graphs were covered in CMSC 132, so you should be familiar with them and the different representations that can be used for storing them, so we don’t explain these here. You can refer to your 132 materials to refresh your memory of graphs if you need to. Your program must use only dynamically–allocated memory to store graphs. The…
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CSE4100 Project 1- MyLib
Introduction In the MyLib project, students will explore various data structures within the kernel library. They will ana-lyze these data structures and enhance their C programming skills by implementing structures such as lists, hash tables, and bitmaps. As a result, students will develop an interactive program capable of evaluating the functionalities of lists, hash tables, and…
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Programming Assignment 2 Concurrency
In this assignment you will gain hands-on experience with parallel programming and the difficulty of building correct parallel programs. You are tasked with helping your professor schedule his office hours. The professor is teaching 2 classes this semester, class A and class B, and is holding shared office hours for both classes in his office. The professor can have a large number of students showing up…
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Programming Assignment 2 Concurrency
In this assignment you will gain hands-on experience with parallel programming and the difficulty of building correct parallel programs. You are tasked with helping your professor schedule his office hours. The professor is teaching 2 classes this semester, class A and class B, and is holding shared office hours for both classes in his office. The professor can have a large number of students showing up…
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Project 3 Evil Hangman
Purpose To practice choosing and applying various data structures To build a game (that is no fun to play, but may be fun to watch others play) Before You Begin Read the sections in their entirety before you start programming (Optional) Download the starter code for this project. Introduction It’s hard to write computer programs to play games. When we as humans sit down to play a game, we can…
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Project 3 Evil Hangman
Purpose To practice choosing and applying various data structures To build a game (that is no fun to play, but may be fun to watch others play) Before You Begin Read the sections in their entirety before you start programming (Optional) Download the starter code for this project. Introduction It’s hard to write computer programs to play games. When we as humans sit down to play a game, we can…
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P2 MYString v1 Solution
Program Note: For this assignment the normal C++ string and cstring functions can not be used (except >> and << with cstrings). You may not #include them. You must write all the functions that will be used. Classes, Objects, Pointers and Dynamic Memory Program Description: This assignment you will need to create your own string class. For the name of the class, use your initials from your name.…
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P2 MYString v1 Solution
Program Note: For this assignment the normal C++ string and cstring functions can not be used (except >> and << with cstrings). You may not #include them. You must write all the functions that will be used. Classes, Objects, Pointers and Dynamic Memory Program Description: This assignment you will need to create your own string class. For the name of the class, use your initials from your name.…
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CS 446 Homework 2
Soft-margin SVM: 4pts In the lecture, we learned about the duality of hard-margin SVM. Given data examples ((xi, yi))Ni=1, the primal form of hard-margin SVM is min 1 w 2 , s.t. y (wT x ) 1 for all i. arg 2∥ ∥2 ≥ w i i Its dual form is N 1 N N xT x N max α α α y y , α for all i, α y . i − 2 j( s.t. i ≥ 0 α ≥ 0 i j i i j) i i = 0 i=1 i=1…
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CS/ECE/ISyE 524 Homework 9: Introduction to Integer Optimization
ABC Investments. ABC Inc. is considering several investment options. Each option has a minimum and maximum investment allowed (only if the option is chosen). These restrictions, along with the expected return are summarized in the following table ( gures are in millions of dollars): Option Minimum Maximum Expected investment investment return…
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CS/ECE/ISyE 524 Homework 9 Introduction to Integer Optimization
ABC Investments. ABC Inc. is considering several investment options. Each option has a minimum and maximum investment allowed (only if the option is chosen). These restrictions, along with the expected return are summarized in the following table ( gures are in millions of dollars): Option Minimum Maximum Expected investment investment return…
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CS/ECE/ISyE 524 Homework 8 Convex Optimization
Heat pipe design. A heated uid at temperature T (degrees above ambient temperature) ows in a pipe with xed length and circular cross section with radius r. A layer of insulation, with thickness w, surrounds the pipe to reduce heat loss through the pipe walls (w is much smaller than r). The design variables in this problem are T , r, and w. The energy cost due to heat loss is roughly equal to 1T…
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CS/ECE/ISyE 524 Convex Optimization
Heat pipe design. A heated uid at temperature T (degrees above ambient temperature) ows in a pipe with xed length and circular cross section with radius r. A layer of insulation, with thickness w, surrounds the pipe to reduce heat loss through the pipe walls (w is much smaller than r). The design variables in this problem are T , r, and w. The energy cost due to heat loss is roughly equal to 1T…
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CS/ECE/ISyE 524 Homework 6 Least Squares
Spline tting. We are running a series of experiments to evaluate the properties of a new uorescent material. As we vary the intensity of the incident light, the material should uoresce di erent amounts. Unfortunately, the material isn’t perfectly uniform and our method for measuring uorescence is not very accurate. After testing 200 di erent intensities, we obtained the result below (also…
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CS/ECE/ISyE 524 Homework 6: Least Squares
Spline tting. We are running a series of experiments to evaluate the properties of a new uorescent material. As we vary the intensity of the incident light, the material should uoresce di erent amounts. Unfortunately, the material isn’t perfectly uniform and our method for measuring uorescence is not very accurate. After testing 200 di erent intensities, we obtained the result below (also…
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CS/ECE/ISyE 524 Homework 5 Duality
[3 points] Stigler’s supplement. Consider Stigler’s diet problem from Homework 2. To help further lower the cost of your diet, a friend o ers to sell you calcium supplements. Each calcium pill contains 500 mg of calcium. What is the most you would be willing to pay per pill? Hint: use duality! Suppose you can buy calcium pills at a cost $0.01 each. What is your new optimal diet? How much money…
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CS/ECE/ISyE 524 Homework 5: Duality
[3 points] Stigler’s supplement. Consider Stigler’s diet problem from Homework 2. To help further lower the cost of your diet, a friend o ers to sell you calcium supplements. Each calcium pill contains 500 mg of calcium. What is the most you would be willing to pay per pill? Hint: use duality! Suppose you can buy calcium pills at a cost $0.01 each. What is your new optimal diet? How much money…
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