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Can I please get the code to program a thermostat to the CC3220S TI Launchpad?. Can I please get the code to program a thermostat to the CC3220S TI Launchpad?. This is what I have so far but the state machine needs to be implemented and called. I have attached the lab guide for this application. It should turn the TI launchpad into a thermostat. I just need the code to work properly.
/* * Copyright (c) 2015-2020, Texas Instruments Incorporated * All rights reserved. * * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without * modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions * are met: * * * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright * notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. * * * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright * notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the * documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution. * * * Neither the name of Texas Instruments Incorporated nor the names of * its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived * from this software without specific prior written permission. * * THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS “AS IS” * AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, * THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR * PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT OWNER OR * CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, * EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, * PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; * OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, * WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR * OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, * EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. */
/* * ======== gpiointerrupt.c ======== */#include #include
/* For usleep() */#include
/* Driver Header files */#include
/* Driver configuration */#include “ti_drivers_config.h”#include
StateMachine morseCode;
void timerCallback(Timer_Handle myHandle, int_fast16_t status){ initTimer(

Can I please get the code to program a thermostat to the CC3220S TI Launchpad?

Can I please get the code to program a thermostat to the CC3220S TI Launchpad?

Computer Science Question. Computer Science Question. Write a brief paper on features of QUIC and HTTP/3 that help improve network performance in general and, specifically, on those that reduce the latency of a web transaction. Your target audience is someone who is familiar with networks in general, transport layer concepts and details of TCP, as well as with TLS and HTTP. You should include a brief general introduction to QUIC and HTTP/3 but focus mainly on the performance aspects.

Computer Science Question

Computer Science Question

Computer Science Question. Computer Science Question. Programming Assignment #4: classes, composition, subclasses, inheritance, polymorphism.
1. Write the code for the following classes
(All attributes in all classes must be private)
Emp (short for Employee)
The class Emp has 3 subclasses: 1. SalEmp (short for Salaried Employe), 2. HourlyEmp,
3. CommEmp (short for commission employee).
The class CommEmp has one subclass, BpCommEmp (short for base plus commission
Employee).
There is also a BusinessCar class
Class Emp
Attributes: empName, minSalary (short for minimum salary)
Methods: besides the usual methods (constructor, getters, setters, as needed), the class Emp has the
following 2 methods:
earnings(), which returns minSalary
displayInfo(), which displays name and minSalary
class SalEmp
Attribute: monthlySalary
Methods: besides the usual methods (constructor, getters, setters, as needed), the class EmpSal
has the following 2 methods:
earnings(), which returns the greater of minSalary and monthlySalary
displayInfo(), which displays name, monthlySalary, earnings()
class HourlyEmp
Attribute: hours, rate
Methods: besides the usual methods (constructor, getters, setters, as needed), the class EmpSal
has the following 2 methods:
earnings(), which returns the greater of minSalary and hours*rate
displayInfo(), which displays name, hours, rate , earnings()
class CommEmp
Attribute: sales, rate
Methods: besides the usual methods (constructor, getters, setters, as needed), the class EmpSal
has the following 2 methods:
earnings(), which returns the greater of minSalary and sales*rate
displayInfo(), which displays name, sales, rate , earnings()
class BpCommEmp
Attribute: baseSalary, car (car is a BusinessCar object )
Methods: besides the usual methods (constructor, getters, setters, as needed), the class EmpSal
has the following 2 methods:
earnings(), which returns sales*rate baseSalary
displayInfo(), which displays name, sales, rate , earnings(), car info
class BusinessCar
attributes: make, model, year
methods: as needed
2. Instantiate the following objects (in main()) and display the information for all objects, using the method dispayInfo() (car info to be provided via displayInfo())
Class Emp (empName,minSalary)
Adele 1500
Burt 1500
SalEmp (empName,monthlySalary, minSalary)
Carol 2000 1200
Diane 2000 1200
HourlyEmp (empName,hours, rate, minSalary)
Fonda 200 15 1000
CommEmp(empName,sales, rate, minSalary)
Doug 200000 0.10 1000
BpCommEmp (empName, sales, rate, baseSalary, car)
Grace 300000 0.2 1500 car: Toyota Lexus 2015
Mike 200000 0.2 3000 car: Toyota Camry 2015
3. (extra credit) Polymorphism
a. Display the information for all employees using polymorphism
b. increase the baseSalary of BpCommEmp by 10%
Deliverables. Important.
The program (as py files): all classes, and main() file
The output of program execution for questions 2 and 3

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Computer Science Question

Computer Science Question

Computer science project. Computer science project. File type: s, and asmyou will be tasked with performing theSecant Method on the following function
(x)=x3 2x
To get started, you first should inspect the C code (Links to an external site.)for the Secant Method.
Approach:
Inspecting the C code, you will notice that the structure is fairly simple line by line, but the challenging part is the repetitive function calls that keeps occurring midway through the code. This will be the challenging part for you. There is a fixed number of register on the CPU and as a result you need to use the stack when representing various function calls. You can also notice that doubles are used extensively here, so we must utilize the FPU.
#include #include double f(double x){ return (x*x*x) (2/(x));} double secant( double xA, double xB, double(*f)(double) ){ double e = 1.0e-12; double fA, fB; double d; int i; int limit = 50; fA=(*f)(xA); for (i=0; i<limit; i ) { fB=(*f)(xB); d = (xB – xA) / (fB – fA) * fB; if (fabs (Links to an external site.)(d) 0.0); while (x < 3.0) { value = f(x); if (fabs (Links to an external site.)(value) 0.0); } else if ((value > 0.0) != s) { xx = secant(x-step, x,

Computer science project

Computer science project

Coding Collisions. Coding Collisions. OverviewDuring this assignment, you will bring together your knowledge from the previous weeks and build on it to create an engaging, collision-based 2D animation. There are many different kinds of choices you may make with this work, so take time to explore your options before getting started. You should not feel limited by the possibilities provided here. Feel free to try out new and different ideas as you create!
PromptYou will be completing your coding work in Visual Studio. Be sure to begin with a project file that has the libraries set up correctly from your earlier efforts in Module One. Then, copy the starter code from the Module Eight Assignment Code TXT file into your Visual Studio project. Remember, this is the same code you reviewed in the video for this week. From here you will be able to manipulate the provided code in a number of different ways. Note that Linmath.h is the only file from the original ZIP folders you used to complete your setup in Module One that is used in this week’s provided code.
Specifically, you must address the following rubric criteria:
Arrange the bricks into an organizational structure that promotes engagement with the animation. The goal is to create a layout that is visually unique or compelling and includes bricks of a style that makes the animation more interesting to watch. Some options for details you may wish to include are as follows, but you do not need to complete all of these. You can also try an idea of your own instead.Add texture or color to the different kinds of bricks.
Change the sizes of the bricks.
Add a manually controlled paddle to the bottom of the screen, using the brick item as a base.

Apply physics laws to the circles. When a circle hits one of the sides of the screen, its progress should be altered in some way. While the circles currently move at a constant speed and have randomized movement once they bounce off one edge of the screen, there are ways you can alter this to make the animation more engaging. Some options you may wish to use for your work are as follows, but you do not need to complete all of these. You can also try an idea of your own instead.Alter the speed of the circle.
Change the angle of trajectory so it follows physics laws instead of taking a randomized pattern. (This means it would continue in the direction it was heading rather than moving backward.)
Add friction to specific surfaces, which would affect the circle and slow its progress once it collided with the surface.

Alter the state of the bricks upon collision. When a circle collides with a brick, you will need to code for an event to occur. This means updating the code to alter the state of the bricks upon collision. Some options you may wish to use for your work are as follows, but you do not need to complete all of these. You can also try an idea of your own instead.Require the brick to take a certain number of hits before it disappears.
Change the color or texture of the brick when it is hit.
Combine both of the previous two options, meaning the brick changes its texture each time it is hit until it disappears. For example, you may choose to add cracks to the texture of the brick until it is “destroyed.”

Alter the state of the circles upon collision. When a circle collides with another circle, you will need to code for an event to occur. This means updating the code to alter the state of the circles upon collision. Some options you may wish to use for your work are as follows, but you do not need to complete all of these. You can also try an idea of your own instead.The two circles combine to become one larger circle.
The circles change their color or texture.
Both circles disappear once hit.
The circles spawn multiple smaller circles.

Explain the changes you made to the code. Discuss the work you completed by focusing on the different tactics you used to create a fully realized 2D animation. What were the changes you chose to make? What was your intent behind them? How did you approach coding to successfully create this outcome?
Create code that follows a logical flow without syntax errors. The code you create has to be executable and all the code that is included needs to be reached by the execution. Note that not everything should be written in a single function and your work should be well-modularized.
Apply coding best practices in your creations. Pay particular attention to the way you format and comment your code. Program code should be easy to read and follow industry standard code formatting practices, such as indentation and spacing. Commenting best practices should be in place to ensure the code is briefly and clearly explained using descriptive comments.
Guidelines for SubmissionSubmit a 100- to 200-word Microsoft Word document along with a completed ZIP folder containing all of your code. Your ZIP folder may include one or multiple CPP files along with Visual Studio project files. It should also include an EXE file, because without this your code will not be able to run. Checking for the EXE can be used as a quick reference on the functionality of your code before you submit.

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Coding Collisions

Computer Science Question. Computer Science Question. Part A
Chapter 7, page 327: Question 9
Chapter 7, page 327: Question 19 (Explain how you came up with your solutions)
Chapter 7, page 327: Question 20
Part B
Coercion (implicit and explicit) are important to understand in programming languages. Install a C/C compiler of your choice for #1 below and a Java compiler of your choice for #2 below.
1.For your C/C compiler, verify whether or not the cast of the integer257 to a char results in an error by stating Yes or No.
§Use explicit type conversion.
§Paste a screenshot of your compiler output into the Word doc.
2.For your Java compiler/interpreter, verify whether or not the cast of the integer 655537 to a char results in an error by stating Yes or No.
§Use explicit type conversion.
§Paste a screenshot of your compiler output into the Word doc.

Computer Science Question

Computer Science Question

ABB200-Tableau. ABB200-Tableau. Intermediate Tableau Assignment:Create a dashboard from the World Bank CO2 dataset discussed in the resources you have watched on Tableau’s Website. Try to be creative as you can to share a unique perspective from the dataset that is different than what was shared in the recorded tutorials on the website.
Note: Repeating exactly what is discussed in videos 14 and 15 is not acceptable. Share your own design and story from what you have learned.
Preferably before you start working or at least before the end of the day make sure to reach to your instructor for consultation on the design and the information the dashboard should convey.
Make sure to upload your .twb file and any additional assets [images] that you used in creating your dashboard. Also, take a screenshot of the dashboard and include it in your submission.
Build a dashboard from CO2 dataset and publish it in Tableau Public site

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bb21-Tableau. bb21-Tableau. Intermediate Tableau Assignment:Create a dashboard from the World Bank CO2 dataset discussed in the resources you have watched on Tableau’s Website. Try to be creative as you can to share a unique perspective from the dataset that is different than what was shared in the recorded tutorials on the website.
Note: Repeating exactly what is discussed in videos 14 and 15 is not acceptable. Share your own design and story from what you have learned.
Preferably before you start working or at least before the end of the day make sure to reach to your instructor for consultation on the design and the information the dashboard should convey.
Make sure to upload your .twb file and any additional assets [images] that you used in creating your dashboard. Also, take a screenshot of the dashboard and include it in your submission.
Build a dashboard from CO2 dataset and publish it in Tableau Public site
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Theory of formal languages. Theory of formal languages. class of languages L and NL has Turing machines that is read only input but is two tape Turing machine
Prove that the modified read-only input, two-tape TM used to model log space algorithms is equivalent to the normal one-tape TM, where equivalent means that they accept the same language. (This proof requires proving two statements.)
Does your answer above still hold if equivalence of two machines additionally requires that they use the same amount of space? Explain why or why not

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Topic 2 – HCI-655 – EHR Technology Platforms. Topic 2 – HCI-655 – EHR Technology Platforms. The purpose of this assignment is to research and become familiar with EHR technology platforms.
In a 750-1,000 word essay, research and explain various EHR technology platforms. Include the following:
Describe two different technology platforms used in leading EHR systems.
Contrast the benefits and challenges for the EHR technology platforms you selected. Include at least two benefits and two challenges for each platform.
Explain why each technology platform you selected was developed.
Identify which current EHR systems use the technology platforms you selected.
Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center. An abstract is not required.
This assignment uses a rubric. Please review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.

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Topic 2 – HCI-655 – EHR Technology Platforms

Topic 2 – HCI-655 – EHR Technology Platforms