Must be in C#:

I will not be submitting this work as my own work. I just want help with the problem. This problem has already been submitted and I have done poorly on it and I would like someone to help me do it properly so that I know what to do for future assignments along these lines.

For today’s lab you will be creating a basic inventory system. The inventory system will be for a DVD store. You will have to make a DVD class that has fields to hold a title (string), a price (decimal), and a rating (float).

Your program will connect to the database, that you either set-up in the Database class or by following the directions above, and select 20 DVD’s from the dvd table. The data that is returned from the database will have to be converted into DVD objects that should be placed into a List of DVD’s that will serve as the inventory. The program requires a second list to serve as a shopping cart for the user.

The user will be presented with a menu with the following options: View inventory – displays all of the DVD’s in the store’s inventory. View shopping cart – displays all of the DVD’s in the user’s shopping cart. Add DVD to shopping cart – present the user with a list of DVD’s in the inventory and allow her/him to select one to add to the shopping cart (this removes it from the inventory). Remove DVD from shopping cart – present the user with a list of DVD’s in the shopping cart and allow her/him to select one to remove from the shopping cart (this adds the DVD back into the inventory). Exit – exit the program.

Use the following guidelines for this application:

Classes/Variables

DVD class created

Requires the following fields:

.Title of type string

Price of type decimal

Rating of type float

Should override ToString() to display the DVD’s Title, Price, and Rating.

list of DVD’s called inventory at the top of main

list of DVD’s called shoppingCart below the inventory list

Database

Use file I/O to read in the server’s ip address Because this will be helpful in VFW the file should be:

c:/VFW/connection.txt

the only thing in the file should be the ip address of the server (ex. “192.168.1.1”).)

Connects to the database

Executes a query to get the info for 20 DVD’s from the dvd table. The following information must be a part of the query

DVD_Title

Price

publicRating

Query results converted to DVD objects and placed in the inventory list.

Menu

The following menu functionality should be implemented:

View inventory – list all of the DVD’s in the store’s inventory

View shopping cart – list all of the DVD’s in the shopping cart

Add DVD to cart – user input used to select a DVD to remove from the inventory and add that same DVD object to the shopping cart.

Remove DVD from cart – user input used to select a DVD to remove from the shopping cart and add that same DVD object to the inventory.

Exit – allow the user to quit the program.

The program will continue to run until the user chooses to exit.

Input Validation

All input must be validated

The user must not be able to crash your program

The user should be able to make selections on the main menu by number 1/2/3 or by typing out the option (ex. “view inventory”).

All string comparisons should be case insensitive.

Extra Information

Go back through your code and check for the following:

All variables and methods are named appropriately.

Any information being output to the user should be clear and concise.

The user should be clearly informed of what is occurring throughout the application. When values change or objects are instantiated information about this occurrence should be displayed.

Make sure nothing accesses an object that doesn’t exist.

 

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MUST BE ORIGINAL PAPER – Unit V Scholarly Activity – TWO PAGES NOT INCLUDING TITLE OR REFERENCE

Family, marriage, education, and religion are areas that influence our lives daily. Write an essay answering the following questions. You must apply one of the following in some capacity—conflict, functionalist, or symbolic interactionist perspective:

 How has the institution of marriage changed over time? How could cohabitation and divorce influence this?

 When looking at the family unit, what changes have occurred in the structure of family? How is diversity a factor incurrent family makeup, as opposed to past family structure?

 How do education and religion affect both family and marriage?

Feel free to relate this to your own family structure.Your assignment must be a minimum of two pages. Use APA style when providing in-text citations and references.Information about accessing the Blackboard Grading Rubric for this assignment is provided below.

 

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MUST BE ORIGINAL & PASS SAFE ASSIGN

Assignment 1: Bank of America  

 From the Goldsmith & Carter textbook,  the Bank of America (Chapter 2)  case study for this assignment.

 Write a five to seven (5-7) page paper in which you:

 Outline the talent management program that led to success for the company.Identify strengths of the program and how they led to goal accomplishment.Describe opportunities for improvement in the talent management planning process.

Create at least two (2) more effective approaches to meet the talent management challenges in the future.

Use at least five (5) quality academic resources in this assignment. 

Note: Wikipedia and other Websites do not quality as academic resources. Your assignment must follow these formatting requirements:  Be typed, double spaced, using Times New Roman font (size 12), with one-inch margins on all sides; citations and references must follow APA or school-specific format. Check with your professor for any additional instructions.Include a cover page containing the title of the assignment, the student’s name, the professor’s name, the course title, and the date. The cover page and the reference page are not included in the required assignment page length.

 

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Week 10 biology

“Keystone Species, Shrinking Red Knots, and Biomes” 

Our focus this week is on ecology.  Ecology is the study of interactions among organisms and between organisms and their physical environments. For your primary post, respond to one of the following three topics. Also, reply to at least one fellow student on any topic.

Topic 1 :  Keystone Species. Watch the video entitled “Some animals are more equal than others…” (1)* Then completely describe the concept of a keystone species, giving specific examples from the video. 

Topic 2 [articles]: Shrinking Red Knots. Read two of the following three articles about shrinking Red Knots (2)*, (3)*, (4)*, or research additional information on your own. Then, address the following issues:   

· (a) Explain how the lifecycle of the Red Knot depends on hatchlings emerging at the same time as the insects hatch.  

· (b) What are the long-term ramifications of having a mismatch between the bird hatch and the insect hatch? 

· (c) Of the two articles you read, which of them do you feel was most informative?  Why?

Topic 3 [research]: Biomes. The term “biome” is described in the textbook. For this topic, describe the biome where you grew up (or where you currently live). Identify your location, the biome of the region, and describe the major characteristics of that biome. Add enough detail and commentary from your own experience. If you’re really ambitious, you could consider looking up the EPA “ecoregion,” which will give additional details about your region. 

 *References (in Strayer Writing Standards format).

1. HHMI Biointeractive, May 3, 2016, Some animals are more equal than others: keystone species and trophic cascades.,https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1142&v=hRGg5it5FMI

2. Briggs, H. (2016, May 12). Shrinking bird pays the bill for Arctic warming. Retrieved from: http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-36266692

3. Dussault, J. (2016, May 12). Climate change chould be shrinking these arctic birds. The Christian Science Monitor. Retrieved from: http://www.csmonitor.com/Science/2016/0512/Climate-change-could-be-shrinking-these-Arctic-birds

4. Zimmer, C. (2016, May 12). Climate change and the case of the shrinking red knots,. The New York Times. Retrieved from: http://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/17/science/climate-change-bird-red-knots.html?_r=0

Week 11

Course conclusion and Reflection” 

Reflecting on the work that you have done and the articles that you have read and watched, what do you think is the most interesting or useful topic that you explored? Which topic do you wish wasn’t included in the course?

If you could change this course in any way you wanted, what would you like to see?

Business law discussion post

Week 2

 Today, there are several options for people who want to pursue a legal claim.  This includes filing a lawsuit in court, but also includes alternative forms of dispute resolution (referred to as ADR) such as mediation and arbitration.  In both mediation and arbitration, the dispute is resolved outside of court, with the main difference being that mediation requires the parties to voluntarily agree to a resolution, while arbitration requires the parties to abide by the decision of a private arbitrator.

For this discussion, choose one of the disputes listed below and explain whether you think the best way to resolve it is through a lawsuit, mediation, or arbitration.

• A woman is passed over for      promotion and instead the job is award to a man with less      experience.  She believes that this is a case of sex discrimination.
• A truck driver is hit by a      motorist who ran a stop sign and will be in the hospital for several      months and does not have any savings or disability benefits.
• A child is injured when a      very popular folding high-chair collapses, and it appears that the      high-chair was improperly designed and unable to reliably support the      weight of the average infant.

Week 3

This week, we’ll be examining how our legal system protects persons who are injured by the purposeful act of another.  These types of injuries are called intentional torts.  The legal claims of assault, battery, false imprisonment, invasion of privacy and defamation are examples of intentional torts.

For this discussion, choose one of the scenarios listed below and determine the intentional tort that you think applies. Make sure to explain your answer, including the elements of the claim, why you think those elements are or are not present, and what other information you would need to make this determination.

• A group of people      protesting a company’s employment practices in the lobby of a building is      surrounded by private security guards hired by the company.
• A teenager sends a joking      message to his best friend telling him that there is a bomb in his      basement.
• You accidently leave your      personal journal at the local coffee shop.  Another customer finds it      and shares your innermost secrets on his blog, but never identifies you as      being the writer of the journal.
• At a family reunion at      your parents’ home, you see Dave, a second cousin, place a very expensive      bottle of wine in a duffle bag and quickly walk out of the backdoor.       You quickly go to your father and tell him that Dave stole wine from the      family wine cellar and your father calls the police.  In reality,      your mother told Dave to pick any bottle of wine as a belated birthday      present.

Week8

The responsibility of the directors of a corporation is to provide a return to shareholders on their financial investment in the corporation . . . in other words, shareholders expect to make money on their investment.  Corporations such as Facebook, Google, and Apple are financed through the sale of billions and billions of dollars in shares purchased by investors.  Sometimes, however, the duty to maximize profits runs contrary to legal, but still questionable, business opportunities.

Assume that you’re the director of one of the corporations listed below and have been presented with the business opportunity described in the scenario.  Would you advise the corporation to accept the opportunity?  Make sure to fully explain your answer, considering both the financial return expected and any related ethical concerns.

• ToyCo has just been      informed that it’s wooden trains produced in China contain lead paint and      can no longer be sold in the United States.  However, a distributor      offers to negotiate a deal with a foreign company to sell the trains in a      South American country that has no laws addressing the presence of lead      paint in children’s toys.
• BabyHealth is seeing      decreasing sales of its powdered infant formula in the United States due      to more and more mothers choosing to breastfeed their babies.  In an      effort to offset these losses, BabyHealth chooses to sell their formula in      third world countries.  However, it is widely known that the water      sources in these countries is often contaminated and not boiled prior to      use.
• After producing 10 million      versions of its new smartphone, PhoneLand discovers that due to a      manufacturing oversight, 5 of the phones may catch fire if left in a car      on a hot day.  While the worst case financial impact from the phones      catching fire is 10 million dollars in damages, recalling and repairing      the phones will bankrupt the company. 

Week9

Consumer protection is an important issue, but how much responsibility should the government have in protecting consumer? There are many products that pose a health hazard yet are legal. Choose one of the following examples and explain whether or not you think that the government should ban the product.

• Cigarettes
• Beer, wine or liquor
• Fast food

Week10

The goal of intellectual property law is to encourage innovation.  Individuals and companies will be far less likely to create new or improved products, services, and works such as movies and albums if others can readily copy and profit from their efforts.

Choose one of the scenarios below and determine which type of intellectual property law applies and whether it would, in fact, provide any remedy.  Remember to identify and explain the elements necessary to claim protection as intellectual property, why you think those elements are or are not present, and what other information you would need to make this determination.

• William Writer has      developed a great idea for a novel. It will feature a young magician named      Henry Pryor who attends a special high school for magicians. Henry has      many interesting friends and even searches for the Philosopher’s Rock.
• Karen Kitchens is a      fantastic cook. Her best dish is fried chicken. Her fried chicken is so      good that her friends suggest she start a restaurant. After some thought      Karen agrees. She plans to open Kitchen’s Fried Chicken, but because the      name is a bit long she decided to shorten it to KFC. Her sign will be red      and white and feature an image of Karen’s father, a white-haired old man      with a goatee.
• Sandy Secretary works for a      huge cola company. The company is famous for its secret formula that it      has used for over 100 years. One day while looking for something in the      boss’s office, Sandy finds a piece of paper that lists the secret formula.      Sandy secretly makes a copy of the secret formula and offers to sell it to      a competitor.

Week 11

Law is always evolving.  It slowly changes over time in response to its environment.  In business, new types of products, services and practices drive the development of law as it is forced to adapt to situations we can’t even think about today.  A great example is the “gig” economy created by companies such as Uber and Lyft and their “do it yourself” ride service.

What new developments do you think will present the need to rethink and re-evaluate how business law concepts apply today or in the future?

 

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