Introduction to Weka & Data Preprocessing | Information Technology

Task

The WEKA GUI Chooser window is used to launch WEKA’s graphical environments. WEKA Explorer is an environment for exploring data with WEKA. In this lab, we will be focusing on creating an ARFF file and reading it into WEKA, and using the WEKA Explorer.

6112ICT/7113ICT | Critical Analysis and Problem Definition Report | Research

Part 1. (20%) A critical analysis of two research papers chosen by the student in her/his topic area

and agreed to by the course convener.   The papers should address research questions relevant to the

student’s intended area of research. The discussion for each paper will be evaluated according to

how the following points are addressed:

FEIT Graduate Attributes | Information technology

Needs, context and systems

Engineering and IT take place within the larger context of society and the environment, which encompasses social, economic and sustainability needs. Graduates should be able to:

1. identify, interpret and analyse stakeholder needs
2. establish priorities and goals
3. identify constraints, uncertainties and risk of the system (social, cultural, legislative, environmental, business, etc).

CIS5200 | Professional Skills for Systems Analysis Assignment 1 Report | Professional Skills

Assignment 1 Details

Students are expected to identify their “real-world” organisation. If some students do not have access to a “real-world” organisation, a fictitious organisation based on a real world organisation will be acceptable.

Finding a “real-world” organisation:

• If you are linked to an organisation (government or private organisation for an example) ask what the need for improving the performance level or the process flow (for example; sales, order, or payment process), choose the highest priority and work around that.

SOC10236 | Assignment 3 Ethics and Sustainability Analysis | Sustainable Futures

Assessment tasks

1. Select one important sustainability issue of global significance and express this issue in no more than one short sentence (2 marks).
   Note: you cannot select ‘climate change’ (or global warming) as your sustainability issue as this is the issue chosen for the demonstration example provided in the online discussion.
2. Describe the main environmental elements of your chosen global sustainability issue   (5 marks).
3. Describe the critical social elements of this global sustainability issue (5 marks)