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ENGG1811 20T3 Assignment 2: Biofuel Production – Simulation and Design Learning Objectives: 1. Applying programming to solve a simple engineering design problem 2. Writing a python program to simulate an engineering system 3. Applying a number of python features, which include array, vectorisation, built-in functions and others 4. Applying good software engineering practices, which includes…
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Please click on the tab ” Make Submission ” and submit the following four files for Assignment-1. Please DO NOT submit any other files. For example, you do not need to submit your modified test files. total_peaks.py max_peak.py peak_list.py peak_list_from_file.py

ENGG1811 Assignment 1: Pattern detection Due date: 5pm, Wednesday of Week-07 . Late Penalty: Late submissions will be penalised at the rate of 10% per day (including weekends). The penalty applies to the maximum available mark. For example, if you submit 2 days late, maximum available marks is 80% of the assignment marks. Submissions will not be accepted after 9am Monday…
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ENGG1811 Assignment 2: Using images to detect surface cracks in concrete Due date: 5pm, Friday 24 April (week 10). Late submissions will be penalised at the rate of 10% per day. The penalty applies to the maximum available mark. Submissions will generally not be accepted after 5pm, Monday 27 April, 2020. Version: v1.03 on 3 April 2020.  

ENGG1811 Lab 07: numpy data analysis Objectives After completing this lab, students should be able to Use numpy to solve some data analysis problems Assessment This lab consists of Part A only.

ENGG1811 Assignment 1: Fault detection Due date: 5pm, Friday 3 April (week 7). Late submissions will be penalised at the rate of 10% per day. The penalty applies to the maximum available mark. Submissions will generally not be accepted after 5pm, Monday 6 April, 2020. Version: v1.03 on 11 March 2020. Updates: (06/03/20) Please note…
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ENGG1811 Lab 02: Introduction to Python Programming Objectives After completing this lab, students should be able to write and run simple Python programs using assignment, mathematical expression, print() and the math library. You will also become familiar with the Spyder software development environment. Marking Scheme

ENGG1811 Sample Mid-term Examination Term 3, 2019 October 14, 2019 Instructions (a) This exam consists of 4 questions. Questions are of equal value. Answer all questions. (b) Time allowed: 50 minutes including 5 minutes of reading time.

ENGG1811 Week 10 Lab Instructions (a) This lab consists of 4 questions. (b) Time allowed: 5 minutes of reading time + 55 minutes of working time. (c) Each question requires you to submit a separate Python program file for marking. Note the following: (i) For each question, an associated test file has been provided to…
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