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CPCCBC5006B Apply site surveys and set-out procedures to medium rise building projects Assessment Task 3 Research Report Students are to research using the internet, at least 4 separate businesses that offer the service of site set out and surveying and investigate: e.g. http://www.neillydavies.com/services/engineering-survey/construction-set-out-survey-2/ Range of Services offered Pricing structure Present your findings in a report […]

This course includes 1 media reflection worth 20 points. Throughout this semester, we are going to be discussing various themes associated with women and crime. This will be your opportunity to relate what is going on currently to what we discuss in class. Your reflection will include a 1-3 page summary of an incident and how it relates to class

The parity check matrix of a linear block code C(7, 4) is given asH = (a) Find the generator matrix in systematic form. (b) Find the minimum distance of the code using the parity check matrix. (c) Decide on the error detection and correction capability of this code. (d) Let tc be the number of

The generator polynomial of C(n = 8, k = 4) cyclic code is given asg(x) = x4 + 1 (a) Find the parity check polynomial of this code. (b) Express the data vector d = [1 0 1 1] in polynomial form, and encode the data polynomial using non-systematic and systematic encoding methods. Obtain the

Critical Path Assignment- Fall 2020 Critical Paths are done in multiple ways with one main purpose of assessing what tasks are required, when the task timeline is estimated and finally when the task is completed. It is important to ensure the Critical Path document has an excellent layout, with an engaging formatting scheme to ensure

1.        The polynomial x9 + 1 can be factorized as X9 + 1 = (x + 1)(x2 + x +1)( x6 + x3 +1) The generator polynomial of a cyclic code with block length n = 9 is given as g(x) = x6 + x3 + 1 (a) Determine the value of k. (b) Find the parity check polynomial and generator polynomial of

BSL305 Company Law Final exam online Assessment weighting: 40 % Students must use a Times New Roman 12 size font, double spacing and default Microsoft Word margins. You do not need to use referencing but you must use your own words. Submission The exam must be submitted in LMS as a Microsoft Word file. Do

A cyclic code is used to encode a data polynomial, and the code-wordc(x) = x2 + x4 + 1 is obtained. What can be the parameters of the cyclic code used, and determine a generator matrix for this code. After determining the generator polynomial, find the data-word polynomial which yields the given code-word after encoding

The assessment for this module is a piece of written work (100%), consisting of the following components: 1) Two lesson plans: one lesson plan for teaching listening/speaking; and the other one for teaching reading/writing. 2) You are required to choose authentic (non-textbook) materials for the two lesson plans, together with your designed exercises which help

Due on  Sunday 6th of December 6PM (AEDT)Australian Eastern Daylight Time I’ve already started the case study but cant seem to finish it so please if you can help me out here im struggling with the information so I’ve attached what I have done so far – I need an introduction – These 2 questions