6. Write an overall plan, showing the main tasks, and the activities, milestones and deliverables associated with each task. Your plan should focus in on software design principles appropriate to your product, and also, refer to the software development process chosen in Question 5. Your plan must clearly incorporate the relevance of abstraction and modularity.

Graph your dependent and independent variables using line graph with red colour. Graph your dependent and independent variables using bar graph with red colour.

Compare and evaluate equality of Variable 2 and 3 with student-t test at the %95 confidence interval. Explain the results. Compare and evaluate equality of Variable 2 and 3 with Wilcoxon rank-sum test at the %95 confidence interval. Explain the results. Compare and evaluate equality of variance for Variable 2 and 3 f-test, Bartlett test, and Fligner test at the %95 confidence interval. Explain the results.

25. Kate is using a rule to generate her code. For each letter, she uses the number of its position in the alphabet, doubles this number and then subtracts 3. For example, B is in position 2 so: B=2x2-3 = 1 What code will Kate use for FUN? (A) 6 21 14 (B) 6 36 22 (C)9 37 23 (D) 9 39 25

Problem 4: Write a process that will ask the user to enter a number then output a pattern consisting of user's number of# in the first row, the user's number -1 # in the second row, the user's number -2 # in the third row, etc. until the last row contains 1 #. For example if the use rentered 8, the pattern would be

Provide the results for y= a + blx1+b2x2+e for your data. xl is the independent variable in simple linear regression. x2 is the second independent variable. Explain the results.

In the ARM Cortex MO core which bus is connected to the register bank? Arithmetic and logic unit (ALU) Control bus Address bus O Control unit Data bus O Instruction decoder O Address register

A. Provide a list of leverage actions that could improve the behavior of your system. (At least 2). B. Describe how each of these leverage actions could improve the behavior of your system. (1-3paragraphs total).

Consider the following set of functional dependencies FA which hold for relation A containing attributes A = {P,Q, R, S, T,U, V, W}: (a) Visualize FA as a hypergraph as shown in the lecture slides [p. 608]. Make sure that the layout is not too messy and that it is clear which subsets are connected by each arrow. What do you notice? (b) Prove FAE VW → P, i.e., "every database instance that satisfies FA also satisfies VW → P" (the rhs is an implied FD), by each of the following three methods: i. Proof by using the definition of functional dependencies. ii. Proof by using the Armstrong Axioms. iii. Proof by computing the (attribute) cover {V, W }+ (p. 612f). (c) Is {V, W } a key of A? Justify your answer briefly. (d) Is {V, W } a determinant for {P,Q, R, S,T,U, V}? Explain your answer.

G2: SDLC Choices The goal of this exercise is to work in groups to discuss issues and select an appropriate software development lifecycle for the following projects. You are the program/project manager for each team