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The University of Melbourne School of Computing and Information Systems COMP20005 Engineering Computation Assignment 1      1 Learning Outcomes In this assignment you will demonstrate your understanding of loops and if statements by writing a program  that sequentially processes a file of input data. You are also expected to make use of functions and arrays.   2 The Story... The prevalence of smart phones and Internet of Things has accumulated huge volumes of human trajecto ries, that is, sequences of GPS points recording the locations of people or other objects. For example, Uber has recorded 7.6 billion trips in 2022. In this assignment, we are given a set of trajectory data that records people’s locations at different times. The aim is to identify if any of the trajectories is sufficiently similar to a given query trajectory . Such com putations are the basic building block of many location-based applications, such as to find shareable Uber trips (see Figur...

Your Task Assignment: Overall, you will create a partial error-handling dictionary (spellchecker) using a radix tree. You will be using the same dataset as Assignment 1. Users will be able to query the radix tree and will get either the expected key, or the closest recommended key. You will then write a report to analyse the time and memory complexity of your Assignment 1 linked list compared to your radix tree implementation. C Implementation: Your programs will build the dictionary by reading data from a file. They will insert each suburb into the dictionary (either the linked list (Stage 3) or radix tree (Stage 4)) . Your programs will handle the search for keys . There are three situations that your programs must handle: Handle exact matches: output all records that match the key (Stage 3 and 4). Handle similar matches: if there are no exact matches, find the most similar key and output its associated records ( Stage 4 only ). Handle no matches being found: if neither exact n...

Aims to give you experience writing MIPS assembly code to give you experience translating C to MIPS to give you experience with data and control structures in MIPS Getting Started Create a new directory for this assignment called  breakout , change to this directory, and fetch the provided code by running these commands: mkdir -m 700 breakout cd breakout 1521 fetch breakout If you're not working at CSE, you can download the provided files as a  zip file  or a  tar file . This will add the following files into the directory: breakout.s : a  stub  MIPS assembly file to complete. breakout.c : a reference implementation of Breakout in C. breakout.simple.c : a copy of the reference implementation of Breakout, for you to simplify. input.txt : example input file. breakout.mk : a  make  fragment for compiling  breakout.c .

 Project Description • See the canvas for the project description • Progress reports • Confidential evaluation • Specification (how to program, etc.) • Deliverable (what to submit, when, how) • Simulator issues and Easy68k bug report (reported by students from previous class) • Grading standards • Required op-code and EA • Addendum (additional information, will be continuously updated) What is a disassembler? • Disassembler (also called an Inverse Assembler ): – Scans a section of memory, and – Attempts to convert the memory’s contents to a listing of valid assembly language instructions • Most disassemblers cannot recreate symbolic, or label information • Disassemblers can be easily fooled by not starting on an instruction boundary • How it works: – The disassembler program parses the op-code word of the instruction and then decides how many additional words of memory need to be read in order to complete the instruction – If necessary, reads additional instruction words – The di...

  Aims This assignment aims to give you practice in Shell programming generally Introduction You are going to implement simple but functional versions of  give  and  autotest . Your task in this assignment is to write 8 shell scripts named  give-add   give-submit   give-summary   give-status   give-fetch   give-autotest   give-mark   give-rm .