"Queer is understood as an umbrella term that refers to a range of sexual identities that are not "straight." (Siobhan B. Somerville). A key concept in queer theory is the notion of "heteronormativity" which refers to institutions, structures of understanding, and practical orientations that make heterosexuality coherent and privileged. "

1. Do you think in modern days the word "queer" is more accepted? Why or why not?

2. Also do you think there should be a non binary option on licenses? Why or why not?

IN PYTHON:

Write a program that asks the user for a path to a directory, then updates the names of all the files in the directory that contain the word draft to instead say final

     EX: "term paper (draft).txt" would be renamed "term paper (final).txt"

BONUS (5pts): for any .txt file that your program changes the name of, have your program add a line of text that states "Edited on " followed by the current date to the end of the text in the file that it is editing.

Java 20 most frequent words in a text file. Words are supposed to be stored in array that counts eah word.

Write a program that will read an article, parse each line into words, and keep track of how many times each word occurred. Run this program for each of the two articles and print out the 20 most frequently appearing words in each article.

You may think you need to use a StringTokenizer, but it turns out that is old programming. The better thing to use is

string.split(regex)

Example of text to use:

If the subsidies vanish, low-income Americans who obtain insurance through Obamacare 
online marketplaces where insurers can sell policies would face higher insurance premiums 
and out-of-pocket medical costs. It would particularly hurt lower-middle-class families 
whose incomes are still too high to qualify for certain government assistance.

About 10 million people are enrolled in Obamacare through its online marketplaces, and 
most receive subsidies. Trump’s action came just weeks before the period starting on 
Nov. 1 when individuals have to begin enrolling for 2018 insurance coverage through 
the law’s marketplaces.

The following data was collected on the height (inches) and weight (pounds) of women swimmers.

Provide a regression analysis from the height and weight data.

If the height of a swimmer is 63 inches, the expected weight in pounds will be?

Explain (in one word) why you can make the relationship of the 63 inches to weight as a prediction.

If the height of a swimmer is 70 inches, the expected weight in pounds will be?

Explain (in one word) why you can make the relationship of the 70 inches to weight as a prediction.

Scenario:

Mike and Carol Gold's 12-year-old daughter Rebecca was abducted on her way home from school on May 15, 2016. Police reports indicated that a stranger had physically dragged Rebecca into a waiting car and sped away. Everyone hoped that the kidnapper and Rebecca would be located quickly. However, as of the end of the year, Rebecca was still missing. The police were still pursuing several promising leads and had every reason to believe that Rebecca was still alive. In 2017, Rebecca was returned safely to her parents. Are the Golds allowed to claim an exemption deduction for Rebecca in 2016 even though she only lived in the Gold's home for four-and-one-half months?

Requirements: Using RIA Checkpoint, research the answer to the question. Use key word search and only the Internal Revenue Code to find your answer.

Write a less sophisticated client letter to the Golds. Keep your letter to 1 page.

On the second page, include the key word(s) used in your search and provide the exact citation for the Internal Revenue Code where you found your answer.

For example, §101 is not a sufficient citation. But, §101(b)(2) would be.

Note: You need to show your work. If you choose to use Excel for your calculations, be sure to upload your well-documented Excel and to make note in this file how you arrived at your answers. If you choose to do the work by hand, Microsoft Word has an equation editor. Go to “Insert” and “Equation” on newer versions of Word. On older versions, go to “Insert” and “Object” and “Microsoft Equation.”

Chapter 8 Reflection:

The National Center for Education Statistics reported that 47% of college students work to pay for tuition and living expenses. Assume that a sample of 450 colleges students was used in this study.

1. Provide a 95% confidence interval for the population proportion of college students who work to pay for tuition and living expenses.

2. Provide a 99% confidence interval for the population proportion of college students who work to pay for tuition and living expenses.
3. What happens to the margin of error as the confidence is increased from 95% to 99%? Explain why this makes sense.

4. Suppose the NCES would like to re-do their study. If they want a 95% confidence interval with a margin of error for the population proportion within ±0.03, determine the sample size they should use. Use p*=0.47, the sample proportion from their previous study.

Question 5 [Note this question is from the Week 9 Tutorial] a) In Chapter 9 (Week 9 Tutorial) we discussed the integration of the Human Resource Management and Payroll databases. In particular, we discussed different benefits of this integration in the Week 9 Tutorials. Some companies believe in the integration of HRM and Payroll systems. However, many firms do not agree with this integration. These companies maintain separate HRM information systems and Payroll. Required: Discuss both arguments. For this discussion, think in terms of (1) difference in employee background, and (2) functions performed by the HRM and payroll departments. [7 marks] [7 marks. Word limit: Up to 250 words.] b) Mr Peter is the treasurer of a small charity and you asked him to explain the business activities and data processing operations involved in the payroll cycle of the charity. During this discussion, Peter explained that the charity is not using a separate cheque account to manage their Payroll due to the extra monthly services fee. Peter further explained that the benefits of a separate cheque account are not worth the additional fee. Required: As a student of accounting information systems, how would you respond to Peter? [4 marks] [4 marks. Word limit: Up to 150 words.]

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Q1 Give example of company using ABC costing and explain the process used in this company to assign costs in an ABC system? (Week 7: , ABC costing)

Answer:

      Q 2 Give examples of questions managers could ask to help them identify relevant qualitative factors that will be used before making decision? (Week 9: ,   Relevant information for decision making)

Answer:

      Q 3 Kadhim Co. manufactures product B which is a part of its main product. Kadhim Co makes 50,000 units of product B per year. The production costs are detailed below. An outside supplier has offered to supply 50,000 units of product B per year at $ 2.45 each. Fixed production cost of $ 40,000 associated with the product B are unavoidable. Should Kadhim Co make or buy the product B?

The production cost per unit for manufacturing a unit of product B are:

   (Week 9: Relevant information for decision making)

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No answer from internet please

1. Write a program that keeps asking the user for a password until they correctly name it. Once they correctly enter the password, the program congratulates the user and tells them how many guesses it took. Be sure to be grammatically correct with the guess/guesses output. Call the program LastNamePassword. Example (user input in italics) What is the password? monkeys Incorrect. Guess again. dishwasher Incorrect. Guess again. aardvark Correct! You got the password, and it took you 3 guesses to get it correct. 2. Write a program that takes a string input from the user and then outputs the first character, then the first two, then the first three, etc until it prints the entire word. After going up to the full word, go back down to a single letter. LastNameUpDown. Input: Kean Output: K Ke Kea Kean Kea Ke K 3. Write a program where the user enters a string, and the program outputs a string where for every char in the original, there are two chars except if the character is the number 2. If that happens, do not duplicate the 2. Call your program LastNameDoubles. Input Output The → TThhee AAbb → AAAAbbbb Hi-There → HHii—Tthheerree 1234 → 1123344