1. Please list one pro and one con for each of the following theories. Please complete answers with at least 3 sentences for each pro and for each con. So, each theory would have a total of at least 6 sentences.

a. psychoanalytic theory

b. behaviorism

c. cognitive theory

d. sociocultural theory

**You may use reliable, trustworthy resources and APA referencing should be implemented.

Please help. If possible need by tommorrow.

Please share examples of how you plan on managing your time upon graduating from the Business Management program.

Traditional banking versus mobile or online banking 1. Discuss an assumption and an associated claim. 2. Based on your selection, describe the main concepts and metaphors that have been used for each (include a marked-up graphic with your description). 3. Describe how they differ. 4. Describe the aspects of the paper-based artifact that informed the digital app. 5. Describe the new functionality and articulate the pros and cons.

Company XYZ owns a social network web site dedicated for wind surfers. They plan to launch a new online ad delivery and management service web site that will be coupled with their existing social network platform. The online ad management service will enable them to accept online orders for online ads from advertisers. The system will also deliver the ads to the main social network site. The ads will be displayed on the social network site but the content of the ads (the images and/or text objects containing the ad message) will be served by the new web site server. The company forecasts that the web site will receive an average of 10,000 visits from potential or current advertisers and 600 online ad purchase orders per week. They expect to have 30,000 registered online advertisers during the first month of the launch of the web site. Company XYZ dedicate a separate server and database for the new online service. The users of the ad management site and the users of the social network will be managed separately. The data of the two groups will be stored on separate databases. Similarly, web ad management site content and the social network site content will be hosted on separate servers. Company XYZ prefers to manage those two sites separately. The social network site will pull online ads from the database of the online ad management system. The users will experience a seamless presentation of ads within the social network pages without noticing the ads are fed from a different server.

Company XYZ awarded a contract to your company (Company ABC) to develop the web site, web service, and the database that will provide the capability of the online ad delivery and management service. You are the project manager of this project. Your task is to manage a team of three (one graphic designer, one database developer, and one software developer). As the project manager you are required to answer the following questions that provide insight about the project plan. Please respond to each question. There may be missing information. This is intentional. If you feel that there is missing information in any question, you are expected to make assumptions. Please state your assumptions clearly. You can use library and/or online information resources to address the questions. List all the information sources you use (use APA format for listing the references).

Using the drawing feature of Word or other software, create a site map of the online ad delivery service and management web site and the ad delivery web service. Show the hierarchy of pages and relationships between them. Include the database infrastructure in your depiction of your website. Explain each element. You can make any assumption about the specifics of the web site. Show the links between the social network site and the online ad management site that you will develop.

Ice Cream Program Assignment

Write a program that uses a function to ask the user to choose an ice cream flavor from a menu (see output below.) You must validate the users input for the flavor of ice cream accounting for both upper and lower-case letters. You must give them an appropriate error message and allow them to try again.   Once you have a valid flavor, your function will return the flavor back to the main() function.   

Your main() function will then ask for the number of scoops. You must validate this data! Make sure that the user chooses at least 1 scoop but no more than 4. If they try another other, you must give them an error message and allow them to try again.   

Your program will then calculate and display the cost of the ice cream. The cost of ice cream is $ .75 for the cone and $1.25 per scoop.

Your program will continue asking customers for the flavor and number of scoops until they choose ‘Q’ to quit.

The program will then send all of the data to a function to display the total number of cones sold, the total amount collected, and the total scoops of each type of ice cream sold.  

Sample Output:

Please Choose your Favorite Flavor!

        V - Vanilla

        C - Chocolate

        F - Fudge

        Q - Quit

-----> v

How many scoops would you like? 2

Your ice cream cone cost $   3.25 Please Choose your Favorite Flavor!

        V - Vanilla

        C - Chocolate

        F - Fudge

        Q - Quit

-----> c

How many scoops would you like? 5

That is an invalid number of scoops! You may only choose between 1 and 4

Please try again!

How many scoops would you like? 0

That is an invalid number of scoops! You may only choose between 1 and 4

Please try again!

How many scoops would you like? 3

Your ice cream cone cost $   4.50 Please Choose your Favorite Flavor!

        V - Vanilla

        C - Chocolate

        F - Fudge

        Q - Quit

-----> s

How many scoops would you like? 1

Your ice cream cone cost $   2.00 Please Choose your Favorite Flavor!

        V - Vanilla

        C - Chocolate

        F - Fudge

        Q - Quit

-----> q

The total number of cones sold:           3

The total scoops of vanilla sold:         2

The total scoops of chocolate sold:       3

The total scoops of fudge sold:           1

The total amount collected:         $ 9.75

Python 3

Fix the code so the program reads the file and see if the bar code was already inputted 3 times if so, it ishows a warning indicating that the item was already tested 3 times

Code:

import tkinter as tk
from tkcalendar import DateEntry
from openpyxl import load_workbook
from tkinter import messagebox
from datetime import datetime


window = tk.Tk()
window.title("daily logs")
window.grid_columnconfigure(1,weight=1)
window.grid_rowconfigure(1,weight=1)

# labels
tk.Label(window, text="Bar code").grid(row=0, sticky="W", pady=20, padx=20)
tk.Label(window, text="Products failed").grid(row=1, sticky="W", pady=20, padx=20)
tk.Label(window, text="Money Lost").grid(row=2, sticky="W", pady=20, padx=20)
tk.Label(window, text="sold by").grid(row=3, sticky="W", pady=20, padx=20)
tk.Label(window, text="Failed date").grid(row=4, sticky="W", pady=20, padx=20)

# entries
barcode = tk.Entry(window)
product = tk.Entry(window)
money = tk.Entry(window)

# arraging
barcode.grid(row=0, column=1)
product.grid(row=1, column=1)
money.grid(row=2, column=1)

options = tk.StringVar(window)
options.set("Choose one value")  # default value
soldData = tk.OptionMenu(window, options, "Peter", "John", "Mary", "Jonatan", "Steve")
soldData.grid(row=3, column=1)
cal = DateEntry(window, width=12, background='darkblue', foreground='white', borderwidth=2)
cal.grid(row=4, column=1)

def readValue():
    excel_barcode = barcode.get()
    excel_product = product.get()
    excel_money = money.get()
    excel_sold = options.get()
    if excel_sold.strip() == 'Choose one value':
        messagebox.showwarning("Error", "Please select a value for sold by")
        return
    date = datetime.now()
    print(date)
    data = [excel_barcode, excel_product, excel_money, excel_sold, date]
    workbook = load_workbook("dailylog.xlsx")
    worksheet = workbook.worksheets[0]
    worksheet.append(data)
    workbook.save("dailylog.xlsx")
    cleardate()


def cleardate():
    barcode.delete(0, 'end')
    product.delete(0, 'end')
    money.delete(0, 'end')
    options.set("Choose one value")  # default value
    today = datetime.now()
    cal.set_date(today)


# button to trigger actions
button = tk.Button(text="SUBMIT", command=readValue).grid(row=5, pady=20, padx=20)
button = tk.Button(text="CLEAR", command=cleardate).grid(row=5, column=1, pady=20, padx=20)
window.geometry("500x400")
window.mainloop()

How does the scientific method aid human critical reasoning processes? How and why have you made assumptions or inferences on important matters, regardless of data or evidence to the contrary? Examples here might include: fad diets, telepathy, precognition, psychokinesis, vaccinations, UFOs, magnetic therapy, apparitions, cold fusion, Bigfoot, alternative forms of medicines, genetically modified plants, etc. Describe how you have thought about this issue and analyze how you could improve your critical reasoning on this issue using the scientific method.

What are the three forms of communications for engineers?

Compare client-server systems and peer-to-peer systems in terms of performance, scalability, fault tolerance, and any other feature you think is important.

How are global concerns seen in the graphic novels MAUS and The Arrival?

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You are considering the following two mutually exclusive projects. The required return on each project is 14 percent. Which project should you accept and what is the best reason for that decision?

• Project A; because it pays back faster

• Project A; because it has the higher profitability index

  Incorrect

• Project B; because it has the higher profitability index

• Project B; because it has the higher net present value

• Project A; because it has the higher net present value

In the previous verse, we asked the user to input 5 inventory items. In this verse, we need to ensure the values they entered are valid values for the two fields of each inventory item. Continue to ask the user to input the inventory id # (integer) and the price (float) for 5 inventory items. After the user enters each value, ensure the value entered is greater than 0. If the value is less than or equal to 0, then write a descriptive error message and end the program. To end a program, call the exit function and pass 0 as an argument.

Process:

• Read the scenario below.
• Answer the following questions.

1. Identify unethical behavior of Rudy from the scenario
2. Recall the concepts of moral awareness, moral judgement, and moral intent. Which one do you think Rudy does not have? Justify your choice.
3. Come up with three ideas for reducing theft in this grocery store.

Scenario

Alex Grant recently graduated from college and is excited to be starting his first job as a store manager for The Grocery Cart, a large supermarket chain. The company has a very good management training program, and it is one of the fastest growing chains in the nation.

If Alex does well managing his first store, there are a number of promising advancement opportunities in the company. After completing the store management training program, Alex met with Regina Hill, his area supervisor. She informed Alex that he would be taking charge of a medium-volume store ($250,000 in sales/week) in an upper-class neighborhood. This store had been operating without a store manager for the past six months. The store had also not made a profit in any of the monthly financial reports for the last year.

Hill also shared the following information with Alex: Because the store has been without a store manager for the last six months, the assistant manager (Drew Smith) has been in charge. Drew is known for being highly competent and a solid performer. However, there have been complaints that he is frequently rude to employees and insults and ridicules them whenever they make mistakes. Turnover among sales clerks and cashiers at this store has been somewhat higher than in other stores in the area. The average pay of clerks and cashiers is $7.25/hour. The last two semiannual inventories at this store showed significant losses. There has been a large amount of theft from the store stockroom (an area where only employees are allowed).

Given that the store has generally done well in sales (compared with others in the area) and that most expenses seem well under control, Hill believes that the profitability problem for this store is primarily due to theft. Therefore, she suggested that Alex’s plans for the store should focus on this priority over any others.

When Alex arrived for his first day of work in his new store, he saw that Drew was in the process of terminating an employee (Rudy Johnson) who had been caught stealing. Alex immediately went to the break room of the store where the termination interview was being conducted to learn more about the situation.

Drew informed Alex that Rudy had been a grocery clerk for the past six weeks and that he had apparently figured out how to tell if the alarms to the stockroom doors were off. Rudy would then open the back stockroom doors and stack cases of beer outside the store to pick up after his shift. After Drew caught Rudy doing this, Drew had a conversation with one of his friends who works as a restaurant manager down the street. Drew’s friend noted that he had hired Rudy a few months ago and that he’d been caught stealing there too.

Turning to Rudy, Drew asked, “So, Rudy, what do you have to say for yourself?” Rudy quickly replied: “Look here, [expletive], you don’t pay me enough to work here and put up with this garbage. In fact, you’re always riding everyone like they’re your personal servant or something. So I was trying to get some beer. I’ve seen you let stockers take home damaged merchandise a dozen times. So just because they cut open a box of cookies, which we all know they do on purpose, they get to take stuff home for free. For that matter, we’ve all seen you do the same thing! I’ve never seen you make a big deal about this stuff before. Why can’t I get a few cases of beer? What’s the big deal?”

JAVA programing language:

What is printed when the following code is executed?

int columns;

int rows;

for(rows = 1; rows < 2; ++rows) {

for(columns = 1; columns < 3; ++columns) {

System.out.print("x");

}

System.out.println():

}

select one:

A)

xx

B)

xxx

xxx

C)

x

x

D)

xx

xx

xx