Java Programming Code Computer Science Worksheet
ANSWER
Assignment 1: Reviewing a Quantitative Research Study
Title: [Insert the title of the research study]
Introduction/Background:
- Provide context for the research article.
- Explain what led the author(s) to write the piece.
- Highlight the key concepts explored in the study.
- Discuss any weaknesses in prior research that motivated the current hypothesis or research question.
- Cite relevant sources to support your statements.
Methodology:
- Describe how the data was gathered and analyzed.
- Explain the specific research questions or hypotheses the researcher aimed to explore.
- Discuss the statistical analysis methods employed in the study.
- Cite the sources or methodologies used in the research.
Study Findings and Results:
- Summarize the major findings from the study.
- Mention any limitations or potential biases in the data collection or analysis.
- Provide statistics or significant results from the study.
- Discuss the implications of the findings for the research field.
Conclusions:
- Evaluate the article’s significance in the context of your field of study.
- Assess the research methods used, considering their appropriateness.
- Discuss the readability of the article, including clarity of presentation.
- Analyze the implications of the results for future research or practical applications.
- Consider if the article suggests further study or research directions.
- Reflect on whether you would have chosen different methods based on the article’s content.
- Highlight the strengths and weaknesses of the article concerning statistical analysis and its application.
- Support your assertions with citations from the research and related sources.
References Page:
- List all the sources you have cited in APA format.
Assignment 2: Reviewing a Qualitative Research Study
Title: [Insert the title of the research study]
Introduction/Background:
- Provide context for the research article.
- Explain what led the author(s) to write the piece.
- Highlight the key concepts explored in the study.
- Discuss any weaknesses in prior research that motivated the current hypothesis or research question.
- Cite relevant sources to support your statements.
Methodology:
- Describe how the data was gathered and analyzed in qualitative terms (e.g., interviews, content analysis).
- Explain the specific research questions or hypotheses the researcher aimed to explore.
- Discuss any qualitative analysis methods employed (e.g., thematic analysis).
- Cite the sources or methodologies used in the research.
Study Findings and Results:
- Summarize the major findings from the study.
- Mention any limitations or potential biases in the data collection or analysis.
- Provide illustrative quotes or examples from the qualitative data.
- Discuss the implications of the findings for the research field.
Conclusions:
- Evaluate the article’s significance in the context of your field of study.
- Assess the research methods used, considering their appropriateness for a qualitative study.
- Discuss the readability of the article, including clarity of presentation of qualitative findings.
- Analyze the implications of the results for future research or practical applications.
- Consider if the article suggests further study or research directions.
- Reflect on whether you would have chosen different methods based on the article’s content.
- Highlight the strengths and weaknesses of the article concerning its qualitative analysis and application.
- Support your assertions with citations from the research and related sources.
References Page:
- List all the sources you have cited in APA format.
Remember to adapt the above templates to the specific research studies you choose for your assignments. Additionally, adhere to your institution’s guidelines for formatting and citation style.
QUESTION
Description
Add additional information to the student class below such as name, address, major, and contact information along with all the getters and setters (methods) needed to access all data. Submit your code along with a sample run of your program. Comment all your code. Cite any sources of information you use. Write a note on the process of completing the assignment in a Microsoft Word document.
- // ShowStudent.java
- // client to test the Student class
- class ShowStudent
- {
- public static void main (String args[])
- {
- Student pupil = new Student(); // We need a new student named pupil
- pupil.setIDnumber(234); // We are setting pupil’s ID number to 234
- pupil.setPoints(47); // We are setting pupil’s points to 47
- pupil.setHours(15); // We are setting pupil’s hours to 15
- pupil.showIDnumber(); // We are showing pupil’s ID number
- pupil.showPoints(); // We are showing pupil’s points
- pupil.showHours(); // We are showing pupil’s hourse
- System.out.println(“The grade point average is ” +
- pupil.getGradePoint()); // we are calculating pupil’s GPA
- }
- }
- class Student // this is the student class
- {
- // the private data members
- private int idNumber;
- private int hours;
- private int points;
- // Constructor creates a new student
- Student()
- {
- idNumber = 9999; // a max ID
- points = 12; // starting out assuming 12 points
- hours = 3; // starting out assuming 3 hours
- }
- // end of constructor
- // the public get and set methods fro pulil specific information
- public void setIDnumber(int number) // pass in a number
- {
- idNumber = number; // assign the number
- }
- public int getIDnumber() // return a student ID
- {
- return idNumber;
- }
- public void setHours(int number) // pass in a number
- {
- hours = number; // assign the number to hours
- }
- public int getHours() // return the student’s hours
- {
- return hours;
- }
- public void setPoints(int number) // pass in a number
- {
- points = number; // assign number to points
- }
- public int getPoints() // return the points
- {
- return points;
- }
- // methods to display the fields
- public void showIDnumber()
- {
- System.out.println(“ID Number is: ” + idNumber);
- }
- public void showHours()
- {
- System.out.println(“Credit Hours: ” + hours);
- }
- public void showPoints()
- {
- System.out.println(“Points Earned: ” + points);
- }
- public double getGradePoint() // calculate the GPA with internal data
- {
- return (points * 1.0 / hours);
- // simple integer division will truncate the decimal places
- }
- }
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