Java

Project Requirements:

1.Write a Java program that plays a word game with a user. The program asks the user questions and then creates a paragraph using the user’s answers.

2.The program must perform the following:

a.Uses a Scanner object to ask the user: (The program asks for no other information)

i.Full Name (First and Last name only) - stores this Full Name in one String object variable.

ii.Age – must be read in as an int.

iii.Profession or expected profession

iv.Name of favorite pet

v.Cost of their first vehicle – must be read in as a double.

b.All input data must be stored in their own variable prior to printing out.

c.Display a paragraph of the programmer’s choosing that contains the following

i.The user’s full name, first name, and last name in separate places in the paragraph, such as James Gosling founded Sun Microsystems. James was a child prodigy. The Gosling family is very proud of James.

ii.The user’s age.

iii.The user’s profession in all uppercase regardless of the case the profession was entered.

iv.The user’s favorite pet’s name in all lower case regardless of the case the name was entered.

v.The total cost of the user’s first vehicle in a rounded two decimal places including the dollar signs. The total cost must include the inputted cost plus a 7.5% sales tax. The sales tax rate is stored as a constant in the program.

vi.A statement in parenthesis stating the total number of characters in the paragraph such as (The above story contained 345 characters)

d.Include javadoc class comment following Project Comment Template on the content page.

3.The project requires one files to be turned in - WordGame.java (the source code of your Word Game programming.

Write a 500 word essay on why eliminating carcinogens from the environment would be a more successful strategy than attempting to find a cure for cancer. You can organize the essay as if it were a rhetorical (argumentative) essay.  1) Introductory paragraph that includes your point or view, three reasons that you will argue (ordered from strong to strongest), and some background, 2) Paragraph 2: argument in favor of point 1 (strong point), 3) Paragraph 3: argument in favor of point 2 (stronger point), 4) Paragraph 4: argument in favor of point 3 (strongest point), and 5) Paragraph 5: summary of argument (powerful restatement of first paragraph).

Address one of the following questions with a 200 word post.

1. What is causal determinism? Provide some examples of objects that are causally determined.

2. Explain the relation between fatalism and causal determinism.

3. Assuming causal determinism is true, does it follow that we cannot hold people responsible for their actions? Why of Why not?

4. Provide and example of an action which is entirely uncaused. Would this uncaused action be free?

5. Provide an example of a person who is free because they have a second order belief or desire.

Please provide a 250-word response to the following question:

Aging is a delicate process that all human beings will eventually go through if they have a long life. As a society, we are living through the Coronavirus and its impact. What are your thoughts regarding the aging process affecting the mind and body. Please provide at least three reasons that clearly support your point of view.

Create using Java

Description: Palindrome -- According to wikipedia "A palindrome is a word, phrase, number or other sequence of units that can be read the same way in either direction"
Write a application that can determine if a 5 digit number you input is a palindrome. If the number is a palindrome then print "The number is a palindrome." If it is not then print "The number is NOT a palindrome"
Make sure to use an array

1. Allow input of any length integer (ie 12345654321 would be valid input)
2. Allow input of any number of any alphanumeric characters (ie abg345tghtriu8 would be valid input)

//-----------------------------------
// This is the good version pseudocode
//   create string sInput
//
//   prompt for input
//
//   create char array (cArray) and assign sInput.toCharArray()
//
//   loop to check for palindrome (set i = 0, j = sInput.length()-1, check to see if i != j; increment i, decrement j)
//       check to see if current array values are !=
//           print not a palindrome
//           return
//       end of loop
//   print is a palindrome
//------------------------------

Chapter 6 - Protozoa: Intestinal Flagellates and Ciliates

1. Omneaex The intracellular portion of a flagellum
2. oyctstemo The rudimentary mouth
3. onlioasmoc    An infection that originates in and is acquired from a medical facility
4. muglelalf    Ectoplasm extension that provides locomotion
5. xaytleos The axial rod functioning as a support in flagellates
6. tsrpecy    Differentiated phase in protozoans that lays down the resting cyst
7. casto    A thin, firm, rodlike structure running along the base of the undulating membrane
8. aclii    Multiple hairlike processes attached to a surface of a cell
9. udtnaignlu bamemre A membrane extending out like a fin along the outer edge of the body of certain protozoa

10. oaztiehomporaosg A class of protozoa that use flagella for locomotion

Design a 525- to 700-word total compensation plan (written in the third person voice) for an imaginary competitor of Amazon, Home Depot, Starbucks, FedEx Corporation, or Bristol-Myers Squibb.

Address the following details in your plan:

• How your plan supports key objectives
• An evaluation of current trends and issues in total compensation and a prediction of future trends
• Internal and external equity
• A wage management process and rationale
• A retirement plan and how participation will be driven
• The influence of the organization's financial condition on the total compensation plan
• How your plan will be communicated to leadership and employees

I only have the answer the question in Bold.

• Read the situation below and answer the questions. Create a Word Doc then upload your document to this area.

  Handling Sales Resistance

  Brenda recently returned from a two-week training session that focused on how to handle sales resistance and how to earn a commitment. Brenda has become quite familiar with the ADAPT questioning system and knows she must use assessment questions to allow the buyer to describe their present situation. She has also developed a pretty good set of discovery questions that helps her identify the buyer’s pain and problems. Her challenge has been what to do with this information. Whenever Brenda attempts to use features and benefits to make her case, she encounters a myriad of objections. Brenda knows she has great products and service, but she has not been able to communicate this effectively to her prospects.

  The objection she hears most often is: “I’ve never heard of your company, how long have you been in business?” If that is not bad enough, she heard the following objections in just one morning:

  “I’m not sure I am ready to buy at this time, I’ll need to think it over.”

  “Your company is pretty new; how do I know you’ll be around to take care of me in the future?”

  “Your price is a little higher than I thought it would be.”

  “Your company was recently in the news. Are you having problems?”

  and finally,

  “I think your company is too small to meet our needs.”

  Brenda hears most of these objections right after she attempts to earn a commission. She is now getting a little gun shy about asking her prospects for the order.

  Brenda is sitting at her desk trying to figure out what to do next and she is not exactly sure how to proceed.

  Questions

  1. What would you recommend Brenda do to handle the challenges she faces?
  2. Brenda appears to have an advantage with her products and services. Develop a plan for Brenda to overcome the sales resistance she is receiving.
  3. Use the LAARC process to develop the suggested dialogue Brenda can use to address one of the major types of resistance she is receiving.
  4. What can Brenda do in the future to encounter less sales resistance when she asks for the order?

Q.N.1) Electrohoresis tools and terms: Use the terms from the word bank at the top of the page to fill in the blanks.

Word bank:

                 Agarose gel, buffer, casting the jel, chamber , comb, digital micropipet, electrodes, gel bed, loading the jel, microliter, microtube, sample well

1.) ------------------------------------a small plastic tube with a cap which holds small quantities of sample.

2.) ----------------------------------a devise used to measure and deliver tiny quantities of sample.

3.) ------------------pouring liquified agarose into the jel tray and allowing it to solidify.

4.) -----------------------a rectangular hole in the gel into which the sample is loaded.

5.) -------------------a temlate used to make wells in the gel.

6.) ---------------------------contains microscopic pores which acts as a molecular sieve.

7.) ------------------------- the process of pipetting the samples into the wells in the gel.

8.) ---------------------the holder into which the gel is molded.

9.) ------------------ a unit of measurement for tiny quantities of a liquid.

10.) -------------------the box which holds the gel, gel tray, and buffer.

11.) ------------------- the negative and positive electrical contacts within the chamber.

12.) ------------------- the solution in which the is submerged:it contains electricity and controls PH

Create a 1- to 2-page IRP Microsoft Word for an IT organization. In your plan, ensure you:

• Discuss roles and responsibilities.
• Discuss the critical activities for each of the 5 phases in the incident response process.
• List at least 3 cyber security tools that work together to monitor the organization’s network for malicious and abnormal activity.