Don't show your face and don't put your name or location online? i'm confused by this question.
Answer:
Explanation:
Question One
He could have read other sites with other points of view and summarized that. Most importantly he could have used footnotes that gave credit to every idea that he used.
He could have put the material down and begin to write. The words would have come out in his awkward style. He would still need to footnote the ideas. That is most important.
Question Two
It is both. Plagiarism is a serious crime if it involves many people being affected by what he wrote.
But it is totally unethical at any level. Trying to pass off something that isn't yours is totally unethical. It should never be done. It shames the subject which is shown to be unimportant and it shames the instructor (he knew enough to catch the plagiarism), and it shames the person getting caught.
Answer:
Following are the code in java language
abstract interface PointingDevice // interface PointingDevice,
{
// abstract method getXCoord()
public abstract int getXCoord();
// abstract method getYCoord()
public abstract int getYCoord();
// abstract method attentionRequired()
public abstract boolean attentionRequired();
// abstract method setResolution( )
public abstract double setResolution(double a);
}
Explanation:
In this code we have declared a abstract interface "PointingDevice" which contains the four abstract method getXCoord of type int , getYCoord() of type int , attentionRequired() of type boolean and setResolution() of type double .
These method have only declaration not definition any interface or class which inherit the inteface PointingDevice must define all these four method otherwise it also be abstract .
Answer:
D. Identify the problem.
Explanation:
There are six steps or stages in computer system troubleshooting. They are,
1. Identify the problem: In the stage of troubleshooting, the user is interviewed to get a description of the problem. Reproducing the problem is essential to confirm the described problem of the system before moving to the next stage.
2. Establish a theory of probable cause: when the problem is identified, a list of the possible cause of the problem is made.
3. Test the theory to determine a cause: each items on the list of possible cause of the problem is tested to confirm its actual cause.
4. Resolve the problem.
5. Verify full system functionality
6. Document the findings, actions and outcomes.
