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Business Intelligence technology implementation and report. The students are required to explain and fully report and document their work in a fully detailed technical report as described in steps 1-4 below that demonstrate your knowledge in business intelligence technology. The technology implementation should be also presented during your presentation and you should demonstrate the implementation of the following: 1- Design and Create an excel file that manage the data set for their selected case study 2- Create a Visual Dashboard by connecting the designed excel file with the Tableau software 3- Install and configure Data warehouse using Hadoop, see the following website:  https://hadoop.apache.org/ 4- Download and demonstrate the using of one of the following ETL tools: - Talend Open Source Data Integrator - Scriptella - KETL - Pentaho Data Integrator - Kettle - Jaspersoft ETL - GeoKettle - CloverETL - HPCC Systems - Jedox - Apatar Se...

Huawei i mate 20 Presentation from Amir Akhtar

Purpose:  Teams of approximate 4 students will work together to analyse a new mobile phone from the perspective of a consumer and marketer. The Huawei Mate20 has been making some good gains in the market since its launch. You will be required analyse various buyer behaviour concepts (see required structure) in relation to the iMate 20 and then consider recommendations to competitors of the iMate 20. Students can refer to the following article for details of the iMate 20: https://www.techradar.com/au/reviews/huawei-mate-20. Introduction The purpose of the report is to understand the buyer behaviors with the impact of external and internal influences of the consumers of Huawei iMate 20. The report starts with providing a detailed view of the segmentation, targeting and the positioning of the iMate 20 for better understanding the customers of iMate 20. The report then follows the feature of the iMate 20 that contributes towards the achievement of satisfaction of customers. Th...

write a program that takes as an input a text file. Your program should print all the unique words in the file in alphabetical order. def unique_file(input_filename, output_filename):     input_file = open(input_filename, 'r')     file_contents = input_file.read()     input_file.close()     duplicates = []     word_list = file_contents.split()     file = open(output_filename, 'w')     for word in word_list:         if word not in duplicates:             duplicates.append(word)             file.write(str(word) + "\n")     file.close() unique_file('sample.txt','unique_output.txt') for line in sorted(open('unique_output.txt')):     print(line, end='') Output This is the most import task. you have performed in a while. python rocks yeah.

# sorted.py which takes a list as an input and returns True if the list is sorted and False otherwise one=[1,3,9,8,2] two=[1,2,3,4] # size=len(one) size=len(two) def sorted_or_not(list_val):     if list_val == [] or list_val[size-1:] > list_val[size-2:] :         return True     else :         return False          def main():     if sorted_or_not(two):         print('It has returned True')     else:         print('It has returned False')                  if __name__=="__main__":     main()             # call main function # print("{0:#b}".format(15)) # print(hex(78)) # '0b10110'

The program takes as an input a text file. Your program should print all the unique words in the file and their frequencies in alphabetical order # Python code to find frequency of each word def freq(string):       # break the string into list of words      string = string.split()              str2 = []       # loop till string values present in list str     for i in string:                        # checking for the duplicacy         if i not in str2:               # insert value in str2             str2.append(i)                    for i in range(0, len(str2)):           # count the frequency of each word(present          # in str2) in...

# conversion.py which takes a decimal number as an input, and returns its representation in a given base as a string (i.e. binary, octal, or hexadecimal string). The function uses a look-up table (dictionary) to map decimal integers to digits in the targeted base lookUp = {0 : '0', 1 : '1', 2 : '2', 3 : '3', 4 :'4', 5 : '5', 6 : '6', 7 : '7', 8 : '8', 9 : '9', 10 : 'A', 11 : 'B', 12 : 'C', 13 : 'D', 14 : 'E', 15 : 'F'} def dec_to_bin(x):     return (bin(x)) def dec_to_hex(x):     return (hex(x)) def dec_to_oct(x):     return (oct(x))    def decimalToRep(decNum,typeVal):     if typeVal==2:         string=str(decNum)         st=list(string)         t=[]         b=''         for i in st:             for k,v in lookUp.items():                 if i==...

Part A: Mobile Web Application Evaluation (600 words) Choose two mobile web applications that are of interest to you. Evaluate them in terms of their design and effectiveness at achieving their particular task. Produce a brief report documenting your evaluation of the two mobile web applications. The purpose of the report is to provide a critical evaluation of the nominated mobile web applications and to support your observations and recommendations convincingly. Your answer should include: 1) An overview and description of the nominated mobile web applications. 2) A description of the strengths, weaknesses and gaps of the mobile web applications you have selected. Part B: Mobile Web Application Evaluation Framework (400 words) Based on your assessments of the two apps, create a set of criteria which others could use to assess the ‘quality’ of a mobile web application. For each criterion, explain why you have chosen to include this in your evaluation framework.