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Write a Java application that inputs three integers from the user and displays the sum, average, product, smallest, and largest of the numbers. Use a Scanner object to get the input from the user. Use System.out to output the results. The average should be a floating point result, and should be displayed with two digits after the decimal point.

Conduct research and compare forensics tools that can examine Mac, IPod, and IPhone devices. Create a table listing the features they have in common, differences in functions, and price. Write a 3 to 4 page paper stating which one you would choose if you were an investigator for a small firm, and explain why.

 For each selected project, provide a document detailing the risk assessment for the project and mitigation plan. 

1. Solve the following linear programming problem graphically:
maximize 2X1 3X2
subject to X1 8
X2 6
X1 2X2 16
X1
, X2 0
Units of L per period 

2. In problem 1, how would the optimal solution change if the restrictions imposed (i.e.,
the ri’s) were all cut in half? 

3. Solve the following linear programming problem using the general solution method:
minimize C 3X1 4X2
subject to X1 X2 2
2X1 4X2 5
X1
, X2 0 

4. The advertising manager at Cadillac wishes to run both television and magazine ads to
promote the new Cadillac GTS in the greater Chicago area market. Each 30-second television ad will reach 30,000 viewers in the target age group of buyers 35 to 55 years old.
Running one full page ad in Cool Driver magazine will reach 10,000 readers in the 35 to 55
year-old target market. To further promote the new GTS, the manager wishes to stimulate
prospective buyers to come in to Chicago area dealerships to test drive the GTS. Past
experience in Chicago indicates that a television ad will generate 500 test dri- ves, while a
magazine ad will generate only 250 test drives.
In order to reach the desired level of new-model penetration in the Chicago area, the
advertising manager believes it is necessary to reach at least 90,000 potential buyers in the 35
to 55 age bracket and to get at least 2,000 of these potential buyers to take a test drive. Each
30- second TV ad costs $100,000 and each magazine ad costs $40,000. In reaching these
objectives, the manager wishes to minimize the total expenditure on TV and magazine ads.
a. State the linear programming problem facing this advertising manager. Be sure to
formulate the objective function and inequality constraints (including appropriate nonnegativity constraints).
b. Solve the linear programming problem. What is the optimal number of TV ads and
magazine ads? What will be the minimum possible level of total expenditures on
television and magazine ads necessary to successfully promote the GTS in Chicago?
c. Suppose the local television stations, in order to reduce set-up costs, require Cadillac
to run its ad two or more times. How would this constraint alter the solution to this
linear programming problem?

5. Form the dual to the linear programming problem presented in problem 3; then solve
it to obtain the optimal value of C . Does the minimum value of C for the primal in
Problem 3 equal the maximum value of C in the dual for this problem? 

1. Using the CITM-504 Progress Report Template, provide your instructor with information on your progress toward completion of the capstone project. The template asks the following questions:

1. Provide a brief overview of your capstone project work.
2. What work is completed (bulleted format)?
3. Provide a brief description of work in progress.
4. What insights from your coursework have been important in developing your project?
5. In examining the challenges and complexity presented in your capstone project, what takeaways do you feel you can apply to your real-life career and professional experiences? Reflect upon what you’ve learned this workshop
6. Using the template form (the date automatically updates), submit the report using the assignment submission page. Please provide your name in the text box.

You also build a pie chart sheet to graph the proportion that each category contributes to total revenue.

[Student Learning Outcomes 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5, 3.6]

File Needed: ClassicGardens-03.xlsx (Available from the Start File link.)

Completed Project File Name: [your name]-ClassicGardens-03.xlsx

Skills Covered in This Project

• Create a chart object.
• Size and position a chart object.
• Edit and format chart elements.
• Edit the source data for a chart.
• Build a pie chart sheet.
• Use texture as fill.
• Add and format data labels in a chart.

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1. Open the ClassicGardens-03.xlsx start file. If the workbook opens in Protected View, click the Enable Editing button so you can modify it. The file will be renamed automatically to include your name. Change the project file name if directed to do so by your instructor, and save it.
2. Create a Clustered Column chart object for cells A4:G9.
3. Move the chart object so that its top-left corner is at cell A12. Size the bottom of the chart to reach cell H30.
4. Edit the chart title to display CGL Major Sales Revenue and press Enter to start a new line. On the second line, type Second and Third Quarters.
5. Apply chart Style 14 to the chart.
6. Format the first line and the second line of the chart title to a font size of 20 pt.
7. Apply a 1 pt Black, Text 1 (second column) outline to the chart area.
8. Verify that the chart is still selected. In the highlighted range in the worksheet, drag the resize pointer to remove the Design Consulting data series from the chart (Figure 3-71).Figure 3-71 Resize the chart by dragging the resize pointer
9. Create a 3-D Pie chart sheet for cells A4:A9 and cells H4:H9. Move the chart to its own sheet named Revenue Breakdown. Hint: Use the Move Chart button [Chart Design tab, Location group].
   Create a 3-D Pie chart sheet for cells A4:A9 and cells H4:H9. Move the chart to its own sheet named Revenue Breakdown. Hint: Use the Move Chart button [Chart Tools Design tab, Location group].
10. Edit the chart title to display Revenue by Category. Change the font size to 32.
11. Select the legend and change the font size to 12.
12. Apply the Woven mat texture fill (first row, fourth column) to the Patio and Furniture slice.
13. Select the pie shape and add data labels to display in the center of each slice.
    1. Display the Format Data Labels task pane, choose the Accounting format [Label Options button, Number group], and set 0 decimal places.
    2. Change the data label font size to 14 pt and apply bold [Home tab, Font group].
14. Deselect the chart.
15. Save and close the workbook (Figure 3-72).Figure 3-72 Excel 3-4 completed worksheet and chart
16. Upload and save your project file.
17. Submit project for grading.

&45 BEFORE AND &45 AFTER

Data Analysis:

What were some of the findings, for example, if there were any hypotheses asked, were they supported?

There are several different graphical user interfaces available for the Linux platform. Search the Internet and locate the website for a graphical user interface, other than KDE. Familiarize yourself with its capabilities and summarize them in a posting to the Week 7 Discussion forum. Make your initial posting early in the week to give others time to respond to your posting. Remember to cite your sources.

Offer your personal and professional comments, suggestions, reflections, opinions. If the topics in the discussions for the week are new to you, then feel free to offer user-friendly places for students to find additional information about the topic. In other words, contribute to our discussions as we move toward a better understanding of the topics.

Your organization is anticipating the arrival of a new CEO or agency head. Management assigned you the task of preparing briefing materials for your new executive. They have asked you to provide key information in a well organized manner on the current status of human resources, budget, security, facilities, and IT. You are required to create a MS Word document that includes a separate section on each area. Be sure to use many of the features you have learned in the course, including using formulas for adding in tables, making changes to font size and style as appropriate for impact, adjust table column and row sizes, use appropriate colors in charts, insert graphics, insert hyperlinks, insert page numbering, insert headers or footers, and use SmartArt. To create this briefing document, include all of the following items under each topic:
 

Overview
– Create a coverpage with the name of your organization and date of the presentation
– Write a brief paragraph describing the mission and objectives of the organization, its size, and the overall budget.
 

Human Resources
– Create a table showing each employee’s name, title, grade and salary
 

Budget
– Create a table showing all spending
– Create a chart displaying that spending for each category
 

Security
– Show the security level for each employee and any other pertinent information
 

Facilities
– Show the address of each building location
– Insert a photo for each building
 

Information Technology
– Describe the current IT system and network
– Create a chart to show all software programs that are available Contents

All writing instructions and subject are included in the given word file.