This assessment is an individual report about the design of an OOP system using Data Structures and Algorithms. The repo
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This assessment is an individual report about the design of an
OOP system using Data Structures and Algorithms. The report should
follow the following structure using the actual case study that
will be available on Moodle (in assessment section) by week 8. 1.
Title Page 2. Executive Summary 3. Introduction 4. Background 5.
Case Study and the Design 5.1 Variables, Ranges and Keys 5.2
Operations and the Justification 5.3 Algorithms and the
Justification 5.4 Modifications 6. Conclusion 7. References CASE
STUDY: This assessment is an individual report. You are required to
design a library system for Kent Institute. Assume that there are:
i. two campuses – Sydney and Melbourne ii. 200 VET level students
iii. 300 Higher Education students iv. 30 professional staff and 40
academic staff You need to decide how many books, journals, DVDs or
other media the library holds. Then specify the range of operations
which will be needed for the library system. For each of these
operations, discuss the most suitable sorting or searching method
and why your chosen algorithm for each operation is the most
appropriate. A nearby University wants to use your system. They
have: • One campus • 25000 undergraduate students • 10000
postgraduate students • 5000 research students • 2000 professional
staff • 4000 academic staff What changes, if any, would you make to
your system for the University to be able to use it effectively and
efficiently? TASKS TO BE COMPLETED Given the above information: a)
Decide the appropriate variables, keys and ranges to be used in the
system. Justify. b) The operations that library system should
support. c) Algorithms for the operations that your system should
support. Also, justify the choice of algorithms. d) Changes for the
larger university, if any, to be made in the original system.
Justify
OOP system using Data Structures and Algorithms. The report should
follow the following structure using the actual case study that
will be available on Moodle (in assessment section) by week 8. 1.
Title Page 2. Executive Summary 3. Introduction 4. Background 5.
Case Study and the Design 5.1 Variables, Ranges and Keys 5.2
Operations and the Justification 5.3 Algorithms and the
Justification 5.4 Modifications 6. Conclusion 7. References CASE
STUDY: This assessment is an individual report. You are required to
design a library system for Kent Institute. Assume that there are:
i. two campuses – Sydney and Melbourne ii. 200 VET level students
iii. 300 Higher Education students iv. 30 professional staff and 40
academic staff You need to decide how many books, journals, DVDs or
other media the library holds. Then specify the range of operations
which will be needed for the library system. For each of these
operations, discuss the most suitable sorting or searching method
and why your chosen algorithm for each operation is the most
appropriate. A nearby University wants to use your system. They
have: • One campus • 25000 undergraduate students • 10000
postgraduate students • 5000 research students • 2000 professional
staff • 4000 academic staff What changes, if any, would you make to
your system for the University to be able to use it effectively and
efficiently? TASKS TO BE COMPLETED Given the above information: a)
Decide the appropriate variables, keys and ranges to be used in the
system. Justify. b) The operations that library system should
support. c) Algorithms for the operations that your system should
support. Also, justify the choice of algorithms. d) Changes for the
larger university, if any, to be made in the original system.
Justify