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Central Furniture Ltd, is a large table and chair manufacturer. Various hardwoods are used in the manufacturing process. Computer-assisted operations are important in choosing the best piece of hardwood for each component of the products. Computer assistance has helped improve the quality and efficiency of the manufacturing process. Computer operations and backup are supported by the warehouse manager, Fred. Individual boards are tagged with a bar code and tracked for quality control purposes. Central uses a centralized microcomputer-based system for its manufacturing and accounting operations. The company's two owners are active in the business and approve all new hardware and software acquisitions. The controller is responsible for network upgrades as well as for maintaining passwords and user identification codes on the network. Accounting transactions are entered by accounting staff, although the controller can review and correct transactions. Required A. List the six categories of functions that need to be separated from each other. B. For each category, state if Central Furniture has these functions separated. C. For any functions that are not separated, indicate the potential impact upon controls and upon the audit..
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Class diagram:
Part A:
Consider the following description of a Police Information
System:
This system helps the Punjab police officers keep track
of the work they are assigned to do. Officers may be assigned to investigate
particular cases, to patrol particular areas, or to attend particular events
such as court cases. Some work assignments are regular ongoing assignments,
while others are for a particular period of time. The system information is
updated by the logistics administrator, but individual officers have an
interface to display their assigned work.
Now give a class diagram for this system. Show classes,
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Use some UML editor such as Rational Rose or Star UML.
Part B:
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passionate about fashion and is determined to make his store a huge success. He has worked hard
over the years and has built a loyal customer base. However, lately, John has been facing a lot of
criticism from the community for not being socially responsible. The townspeople believe that
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Name - Khokon
Age - 35
Educational Qualification - Class 3
Profession - Fuchkawala/Panipuriwala
Business place - Beside of Monipur school
Reason for business - Business can be done with little capital.
Investment - 15,000tk to 20,000tk
Daily income - 1200tk
Profit - 500tk to 600tk
Own speech - Very happy for his business. Can run his family very well.
Case - 2
Name - Nur Alam
Age - 29
Educational Qualification - Class 10
Profession - Fuchkawala/Panipuriwala
Business place - Front side of Monipur school
Reason for business - Getting no job, Increasing unemployment problem.
Investment - 5000tk
Daily income - 2000tk
Profit - 500tk to 1000tk
Own speech - Very happy for his business.
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The following function defined in class MyArraylist is used to A. add a new element at the given
index in the array B. delete the element at the given index in the array C. move the element at the
given index in the array to the end (i.e. index size -1) D. move the element at the given index in
the array to the beginning (i.e. index 0 ) The class MyLinkedList is implemented using the class
Node defined as below: In the MySingleLinkedList class, a function is implemented as below,
which is to: public void function ( E item) f tmp.next = new Node (item, null); \} \} A. add a new
node at the beginning of the list B. add a new Node to the end of the list C. remove the head node
of the list D. remove the tail head of the list Consider the following code segment ArrayList <
String > list = new ArrayList < String > ( ) ; list.add ("P"); list. add ("Q"); list. add ("R") ; list.set
(2, "s"); list.add (2, "T") ; list. add ("u"); System.out.println(list); What is printed as a result of
executing the code segment? A. [ P , Q , R , s , T ] B. [ P , Q , s , T , u ] C. [ P , Q , T , s , u ] D. [
P , T , Q , s , u ] The following function defined in Class MySingleLinkedList is to: public void
function() \{ if(head == null) throw new NoSuchElementException(); head = head . next; \} A.
remove the head node of the list B. remove the tail of the node C. remove all the nodes in the list
D. add a node at the beginning Identify the Big-O complexity of each of the following program
segments in terms of N , the number of items in list. ============ Program A
:============== for (int i = 0 ; i < N ; i + = 2 ) { list [ i ] = 0 ; } ========== Program B
:=============== int sum = 0 ; for (int i = 1 ; i < N ; i = 2 ) { sum + = list [ i ] ; } ========
Program C : ============ for ( int i = 1 ; i < N ; i + + ) \{ for (int j = N ; j > 0 ; j ) { list [ i ] =
l i s t [ i ] + j ; } \} The following function defined in class MyArraylist is used to: \% size - the
number of elements in the arraylist \% theData - the Array to store the data elements public void
function(E anEntry) \{ if (size == capacity) \{ reallocate(); \} theData[size] = anEntry; \} size++;
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element in the array C. add a element in the middle of the array (not the first or the last) D.
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and leisure companies but had decided to strike out and set up for themselves. The three had
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his blood. The three had the support of a small group of non-execs, including a retired accountant
and a solicitor. Over the years, their business, Dance-a-Boogie had allowed the three friends to
become highly successful in their chosen markets - events and parties for groups large and small,
ranging from birthday parties to corporate events. Though largely female, their target audiences
spanned groups in their mid-20s to those who had been teenagers in the 1980s. But they had
reached a crossroad. The team realised that, though totally self-financed to date, to expand
further from their current sites would require external investment - and the plan was to open
operations in other suitable cities. Although respectably profitable to date, they needed to
impress would-be investors. They felt that one way to improve the steady performance and
attract financial support was to sweat their assets. The six venues they leased around the UK
were filled well most weekend evenings, and especially around the major seasonal times like
Christmas and peak wedding season (July to September). However, during the day they were
largely unused and they were underused during normal weeknights too. Location was a factor
too: the centres of cities with universities were particular targets. Dance-a-Boogie's particular
successes included hen parties and tailor-made private corporate events. The corporate offerings
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particular success. The venues all had a real club feel, being not too big or too small - any one
venue housed no more than 250 people, and were a safe place for women alone or in groups. The
individual night's formulae were tried and tested: either disco suited to a particular night out
("1970s, for example, or with the focus on a particular music genre - Motown, garage, etc.) or
live bands with guests dressing up in the style of the performing band. Dance-aBoogie prided
itself on the quality of food that was provided in the all-inclusive, pre-paid price. The only
additional costs on any particular night were drinks on which DaB made good margins. Only
pre-booked parties were admitted. Danny led the way and decided to take some outside advice. 3
What market research material and social media techniques would be required to help the
decision making with respect to 'sweating the assets'?.
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example, or with the focus on a particular music genre - Motown, garage, etc.) or live bands with
guests dressing up in the style of the performing band. Dance-aBoogie prided itself on the quality
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particular night were drinks on which DaB made good margins. Only pre-booked parties were
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Certain endospore forming bacteria persist naturally in soil, where such as variation in pH ,
nutrient availability and temperature can occur. because these bacteria [Select] can cause
diseases in humans, for example as a result of severe soil-contaminated puncture wounds.
Symptoms of illness are delayed anywhere from 3-10 days after exposure because . Once the
symptoms begin, metabolically active bacteria called may produce toxins that cause the
symptoms of disease. Certain endospore forming bacteria persist naturally in soil, where such as
variation in pH , nutrient availability and temperature can occur. Endospores enable the bacteria
to because these bacteria These bacteria or example as a result of severe soil-contaminated
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metabolically active bacteria called may produce toxins that cause the symptoms of disease.
Certain endospore forming bacteria persist naturally in soil, where such as variation in pH ,
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disease. Certain endospore forming bacteria persist naturally in soil, where such as variation in
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these bacteria - These bacteria can cause diseases in humans, for example as a result of severe
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