Quick strategy analysis(100 words max) for New York Times using one of the strategy methods, for examples ( CARTS:  • Crisis Perception • Ambidexterity • Reorganization • Targets • Scenario Analysis

Explain how the application of spreadsheets could differ between a product-driven organization and a service-driven organization. Conduct your own research and provide specific examples to illustrate your ideas.

In visual C#

enter a string: "Mississippi".

Results come out as" there are 11 letters with 4 vowels and 7 consonants".

Create the following methods to complete this application:

Methods

int countLetters(string userInput)

• Create integer variable to store the number of letters
• Use foreach to cycle through each character in the string userInput
  • Check to see if the character is a letter (IsLetter). If it is, count as a letter
• The method will return a numeric value which is the count of letters

int countVowels(string userInput)

• Create integer variable to store the number of vowels
• Use foreach to cycle through each character in the string userInput
  • Use if else if decision structure to check to:
    • If the character is NOT a letter (IsLetter), then you can continue (skip past the else if)
    • Else, if the letter is an upper case letter (IsUpper) then convert it to lower case (ToLower)
  • Use a switch decision structure to increase the variable created to count for the cases: a, e, i, o, u
• The method will return a numeric value which is the count of vowels

int countConsonants(string userInput)

• Call countVowels and store the result in a variable
• Call countLetters and store the result in a variable
• Subtract the number of vowels from the number of letters and store the result in a variable
• The method will return a numeric value which is the count of consonants

Events

btnAnalyze_Click

• Display results in lblResults after calling countLetters, countVowels, and countConsonants

HINTS:

• Tutorial 8-1 p. 477-480 shows an example application that uses methods to determine whether a password has the appropriate characters based on the given criteria.

• Use a "break;" clause to skip a section of an decision statement.

• Reminder: Methods do not go in an event. Place the methods in the form namespace, but not in any event.

ASSIGNMENT:

Answer the questions below:

1. Compare the different communication needs in virtual and collocated teams.
2. With an increase in globalization of our business environment and subsequently projects, discuss how cultural differences can impact communication needs in a virtual team.

For the most important goals of my company site: Market research, Product development, Sales leads, list issues of the people could be bringing up in social media.

Create initializer/constructor functions for book. Declare and implement functions like insert book(insert at End, InsertAtFirst), retrieve book, update book information book using ISBN number in Library. Declare another function named Search to find a specific book from catalogue.

#include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h>

struct book{
   char name[50];
   int ISBN;
   char authorname[50];
   char publishername[50];
   int issuedate;
   int issuemonth;
   int issueyear;
   int retdate;
   int retmonth;
   int retyear;
   struct book *next=NULL;
}

void insert(struct book *head){
    if *head.next==NULL{
       struct book node;
       cout<<"enter the name of book";
 
       gets(node.name)
       cout<<"enter the author name of book";
       gets(node.authorname)
       cout<<"enter the publisher name of book";
       gets(node.publishername)
       cout<<"enter isbn no.";
       cin>>node.ISBN;
       cout<<"enter the issue date month and year";
       cin>>node.issuedate;
       cin>>node.issuemonth;
       cin>>node.issueyear;
       cout<<"enter the return date month and year";
       cin>>node.retdate;
       cin>>node.retmonth;
       cin>>node.retyear;
       *head.next=&node;
    }
   else{
       insert(*head.next);
}
}
void main(){

//the pile of the books will be stored in a linked list where ISBN no. can be a searching key 
struct book library;//first book in library

insert(library);//inserting a book in library
insert(library);//inserting a book in library
getch();
}

Directions: This assessment exercise has two parts. Please complete part 1 before moving to part 2.

Part 1- Think of a topic or issue or situation that you find very upsetting or frustrating. Do a little “ranting” on that issue. That is, write some very strong and emotional statements about this issue or situation. You might begin with “One thing that makes me furious is __________.” Try to write four or five sentences.

Part 2- Now imagine that you need to “go public” with your feelings and opinions and convince someone else to share at least some of the intensity you feel about this issue. Is there anything in your ranting that you might convert into an argument, a line of reasoning that another person might find legitimate?Read and discuss your sentences with a classmate. Talk about why you feel that some of your state-ments are not good raw material for public reasoning but others might be.

(Part 1 = 1 paragraph, Part 2 = 1 paragraph with 2-3 arguments).

ASSIGNMENT:

Answer all of the following questions:

1. How would you make a progress report that would be presented to project stakeholders? Are there any techniques that you could use? What areas of the project would you cover?
2. How would communications in an Agile team be different?
3. Explain the three roles in a Scrum project.

Please typing if you can i will appreciate had my answers but i need to compare my solution .
o changes you have had to personally make due to the any experience
o how you feel about those changes; how you are coping
o economic impacts for you, friends, and/or family
o educational impacts for you, friends or family

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Write a program that produces the following output using nested for loop in Java.

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Write a simple Calculator program using Scheme programming language. It should be able to do following operations: "+", "-", " * *, "/". the format when using the calculator function should be (calculator(operand1 operation operand2)) -> (calculator(2 + 5)) should give the output of 7.

"President’s Effect in Appointing Federal Judges and Analysis of the 2013 Decision Regarding DOMA" Please respond to the following:

• Referring to the study regarding the effect of presidential philosophy on the selection of judges, determine two (2) ways in which presidential philosophy can impact judicial decision making. Draw three (3) conclusions from the study. Provide specific examples to support your rationale.
• Summarize three (3) key issues that the DOMA decision of 2013 addressed that fall under the Fourteenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. Indicate which of the three (3) issues you believe will have the greatest overall impact on society in the future. Justify your response.

If 200 g of water is contained in a 300g aluminum calorimeter at 20

Write a C program that counts the number of non white-space characters in an inputtext file. Program takes as command argument(s)the name of the input file (and the output file with option -f). Based on the option flags, it displays the output on the standard output, or writesthe output to an output file.

The command format is as follows:

command -f inputfile outputfile

or,

command -s inputfile

-f indicates writing to an output file;

-s indicates displaying the output on the screen.

Also notice the errors caused by incomplete arguments.

design basic series inverter with diagram and some explanation (in your own words: min of 150 words), propose a method to overcome its limitations.