Instructions

Create a VBScript script (w2_firstname_lastname.vbs) that takes 3 parameters (numbers)

1) Print the product of three numbers

2) Print the sum of the three numbers

3) Print the average of the three numbers

Optionally, you can save the results into a file “Results.txt” using the redirection operator “>” see sample run below.

4) Make sure to include comment block (flowerbox) in your code.

5) Sample run:-

C:\entd261>cscript.exe w2_sammy_abaza.vbs 2 3 5 > results.txt

Submit your week 2 work in w2_firstname_lastname.txt (Please save the file as a text file and upload the text file here for final review.)

Requirements

Points

Comment block (flowerbox) with Instructions on how to run the code with   examples.

20

Code documentation and comments.

10

Assignment code including creating command line parameter

70

TOTAL POINTS

100

Next Question  

1. There are various selection structures that can be used in programming. What are the different relational operators used in selection structures? Provide an example of an if-then-else statement that can be used in a script that performs a system administration task.

In 2–3 paragraphs for each technique, explain the reasons for using the method and describe effective ways to gather information with the method. Be sure to incorporate the research you conducted to support your ideas.

 Compose a short paper in Microsoft Word on how you feel about communicating through electronic devices. Is it easier than communicating with someone face to face? What do you think are the pros and cons of communicating electronically? What is your opinion on this issue? Make sure to use specific reasons and examples to support your position. If you use sources or direct quotes, be sure to cite them at the end of your paper. 

Please use writing template attached

600 words min

PROJECT 1: RESUME & COVER LETTER

OBJECTIVE
The purpose of this project is to demonstrate your understanding of the following course concepts:

1. Create and save documents.
2. Format documents.
3. Insert text and paragraphs.
4. Format texts and paragraphs.
5. Apply styles.
6. Create and configure document sections.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Apply for a job. To apply for the new job, you will need to create two items: (a) a resume and (b) a cover letter. You may use the templates that are built into Word for your resume or you can create the resume from scratch. Whichever way you choose the document must look professional. The second item, the cover letter, should be a letter to the Human Resources Director at the company you are applying to. This letter should be written in a formal style and should follow the guidelines for a resume cover letter. Review these websites to walk you through writing a resume and cover letter.

Your resume and cover letter must follow these restrictions:

1. Each item must be no more than one page.
2. Both items must have correct spelling and grammar.
3. The job you are applying for must be real (the company does not need to be hiring, but the job you are applying for must be real).
4. The job you are applying for must be realistic for someone of your age and experience (you may not be able to apply to be President of a company, but you can apply for a lower level position). If you are presently working, you may apply for that same position.
5. The information you provide in the resume and cover letter should be real information, correct for you and the job you are applying to.
6. The resume must include the following:

a. Full name, address, and contact information (phone and email).
b. Objective or desired job statement.
c. Education.

7. The resume must include at least 2 of the following 3 categories:

a. Experience (does not have to be a job you previously had, it can be experience doing similar items or items that would help you in this job).
b. Volunteer work.
c. Awards and accomplishments.

8. The cover letter must include the following:

a. Full name, address, and contact information (phone and email) somewhere within the document.
b. Address of Human Resources or Hiring Personnel at the company you are applying to.
c. Paragraph 1 – why you are writing this letter and what job you are applying for.
d. Paragraph 2 – experiences which make you qualified for this job.
e. Paragraph 3 – information about meeting or contacting you for further information.
f. Closing remark including your signature and name.
g. Current date via “Insert date and time.”

You will be graded on including the above items and that you follow these formatting rules:

1. Use easy to read and professional font (such as Times New Roman, Arial, 12 point).
2. Appropriate document theme. No use of colors (except a link to an email address).
3. Proper indentation and alignment of text.
4. Correct use of bold, italics, and underline where necessary.
5. Use heading styles and bullets to organize your information.

SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Please submit the following to your Assignments Folder:

1. The completed Word file.
2. Submit a Project Reflection (see below)

PROJECT REFLECTION
Answer the following questions when you submit your assignments files. 

To complete the assignment, you had to use many different things that you learned both about writing a Resume (Content) and about using the Microsoft Word commands and functions (Formatting).

1. (Content) What elements of a good resume did you use from the Purdue Online Writing lab?
2. (Formatting) What were some of the Microsoft Word commands and functions that you used to make your resume more organized or sophisticated? Some examples of MS Word commands are: headings, margins, bullets/numbering -indenting, etc.

Assignment 1

Q1. There are various languages, some are better for data visualization than others.  Please review the basics of Python, SAS, R, and SQL.  What are the qualities of each language regarding data visualization (select at least two to compare and contrast)?  What are the pros and cons of each regarding data visualization (select at least two to compare and contrast)?

Q2. Kirk (2019) notes the importance of formulating your brief.  What does he mean by this?  Please expand this thought by noting how you would create a vision for your work.  Note any real-world examples to expand upon this thought.

250 words each. There must be APA formatted references (and APA in-text citation) to support the thoughts in the post.

Course Textbook: Kirk, Andy.  Data Visualization: A Handbook for Data Driven Design, Second Edition. Sage, 2019.

Assignment 2

Chapter 2

1. What is the difference between discrete and continuous data?
2. Why is data quality important?

Chapter 3

1. Note the basic concepts in data classification.

Discuss the general framework for classification.

The assignment should be 100-150 words. There must be APA formatted references (and APA in-text citation) to support the thoughts in the post.