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PROGRAMMING ASSIGNMENT #5
Write a C program that allows the user to make some banking transactions. The program
should first prompt the user to enter the current balance of his/her bank account (in
dollars and cents, not less than zero). The program should then prompt the user to enter
the number of withdrawals to make, and then the number of deposits to make. For this
assignment, let's set a maximum of 50 deposits and 50 withdrawals, you'll see why as
you read on.   These will be stored in arrays, which you will be studying for this
assignment.  One of your program statements should be:
  float   deposit[50], withdrawal[50];
Using a loop, the program should then prompt the user to enter the amount of the first
deposit (a positive amount to add to the bank account balance), the amount of the
second deposit, the third, & etc., until the number of deposits have been processed
Using a second loop, the program should then prompt the user to enter the amount of the
first withdrawal (a positive amount to subtract from the bank account balance, if
possible), the amount of the second withdrawal, the third, & , etc. until the number of
withdrawals have been processed. Once all deposits and withdrawals have been made, the

program should output the ending balance. 

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Open the provided GEO101_Lab7_Module7_Map in a drawing program such as MS Paint (PC) or an online painting tool like Pixlr. Using the GEO101_Lab7_Module7_WeatherTable:

Fill in the symbols for each city. Sante Fe has been done for you.

Draw isobars for every 4mb of pressure (988, 992, 996, etc.).

Using the correct symbols, draw the positions of the warm and cold fronts.

Save the image for submission.

Assume that the system is moving 300 miles/day due east. Using the bar scale at the bottom of the map, forecast the weather for the following cities in a separate document. You might need an atlas for this part.

Austin, TX

Bangor, ME

Columbia, SC

Denver, CO

Jacksonville, FL

Louisville, KY

Memphis, TN

New York, NY

Pittsburgh, PA






Here are the forecasts:

Austin, Tx: Pressure rising, temperature dropping, possibly into the 60s. Low chance of rain.

Bangor, ME: Looks like the same as today. Some snow possible in the new few days, though.

Columbia, SC: Drier air coming with some warmer temperatures into the 80s

Denver, CO. As low system heads east, temperatures will rise to 60s

Jacksonville, FL. As the high moves off the coast, the pressure with drop, but the temp will stay about the same in the 80s, winds will pick up

Louisville, KY. Rain, rain and more rain is coming. The drizzle today will intensify, winds will increase, but the temperatures in the 60s will stay.

Memphis, TN. After the drenching yesterday, the weather is still unsettled. Temperatures and pressure will be dropping and thunderstorms are ahead.

New York, NY. No real change. Temperature the same, pressure near the same.

Pittsburgh, PA. Pressure dropping, but still clear.

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write a JSP program that generates subtraction quizzes randomly, 

as shown in Figure 43.14a (http://postimg.org/image/ze4uwdhqp/) . The first number must always be greater than or equal to the second number. After the user answers all questions, the JSP displays the result, as shown in Figure 43.14b (http://postimg.org/image/3urelsksf/)

I’m using NetBeans and Glassfish server

There should be 2 JSP files (index.jsp and result.jsp) and javabean class,

Index.jsp displays the quiz and result.jsp displays the results.

a Java Bean sets up all the methods for the random numbers and creates the subtraction problem. The problem is then called in the INDEX.JSP using the “useBean” tag allowing the user to enter their answers. The RESULT.JSP then compares the users entered answers to the actual answer and display Correct or Incorrect and how many were right.

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Create a very basic calculator, map out the numeric keypad (17 buttons) and an EditText view. If text is given, prompt the user with a message that complains about the error.

Toast.makeToast(getApplicationContext() , "error Message" , Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();

The calculator should be able to allow the user to add and subtract. Remember that you want to receive input from the user and display the results.

For this activity, you will be submitting your entire project directory. If you right-click on your project directory you can send everything to the Compressed folder, which will create a zip file.

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1. What are some of the major issues in homeland security? If you were to rank these issues in order , what would that look like? Explain
2. This video, "The Future of Fusion Centers: Potential Promise and Dangers" “covers a debate about the future of fusions centers. What is your perspective on this issue?
3. I think that closing GuantanamoBay presented way more issues than the Administration had considered before they made that promise. Primarily, where do you put these people once the facility is shuttered? Many of these detainees have been held for over a decade, their former lives all but gone. The option to return to their home country doesn't even exist for some of them. I heard a story on NPR last month, I wish I could find it, about a man who was unable to return to his home nation because he was arrested on suspected terrorism charges, they don't want him back regardless of being released when no connection to terrorism was found. He has had to resettle elsewhere after his release. Additionally, lawmakers have nixed any possibility of detainees being transferred to U.S. prisons (http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-30820897). There are other concerns as well, such as detainees becoming radicalized or returning to fight for groups such as Islamic State.
4. Gitmo houses some of the worlds most violent criminals; people who have committed heinous acts against humanity. Today there was a debate in the Senate on this very topic, "Sens.Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire, John McCain of Arizona, Richard Burr of North Carolina and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina have introduced legislation to legally reinstate a ban on detainees being transferred to Yemen during Obama's remaining two years in office" (USNEWS.com). Additionally, the bill would also suspend the transfer of high - or medium-risk terror suspects and to appeal the current legislation in place that allows the administration to transfer suspects to other countries.
These suspects have been detained in Gitmo for a reason. Gitmo has a world wide stigma as "the place where world criminals go to die". Personally, I feel the facility serves an important purpose; to show that America is a World Power with means and ability to strike down anyone who commits an act in the world's playing field that disrupts the pursuit of peace.
1. Fully explain intelligence-led policing and total criminal intelligence. (Provide in-text citations connected to listed source references)
2. On January 22, 2009, President Obama signed an executive order requiring the closing of the detention facilities at the Guantanamo Bay Military Base in Cuba.  To date, the detention facility has not been closed and is still being utilized to detain unlawful, enemy combatants suspected of acts of terrorism. The one year deadline has come and is "long gone", but the facility is still operating. Why do you think that is?
3. Complete Reaction Paper that will consist of a critical analysis of and reaction to one of this module’s assigned full chapters that you select (an introduction to homeland security). In addition, your critique in Reaction Paper 4 must be in full APA style, formatted with in-text citations, and have a minimum of 800 words in length excluding the cover page, abstract page, and reference page. When completing Reaction Paper 4, you should think in terms of providing a critical synthesis and overview, highlighting significant points and facts, and closing with a well-reasoned and informed conclusion. (needs an abstract)
4.  Case brief Ashcroft v kidd

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Write the following method that sorts an ArrayList:
 Public static <E extends Comparable<E>>
 void sort(ArrayList<E> list)

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Burger King investigation of the following:
1.Decreasing Revenue
2.Change in Revenue Mix
3.Significant Change in “food paper & product costs” line item
4.Other significant change in expense
Tim Horton’s
1-Accounts Receivable (note 5)
2-Long term Debt (note 13)
3-Negative common shares (note 18)
4-Accumulatedcomprehensive loss
5-Tim Horton’s/Burger King Ratio Analysis
Deliverables
1 Short summary (approximately a page) of financial statement notes for both Burger King & Tim Horton’s
2 Summary of the results of the financial ratios for both companies