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ENGR 111 (Fullerton TAMU) Exam #1 List the 7 properties of algorithms. - Answer- 1. Input: An algorithm has input values from a specified set. 2. Output: From each set of input values, an algorithm produces output values from a specified set. The output values are the solution to the problem....

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ENGR 111 (Fullerton TAMU) Exam #1
List the 7 properties of algorithms. - Answer- 1. Input: An algorithm has input values
from a specified set.

2. Output: From each set of input values, an algorithm produces output values from a
specified set. The output values are the solution to the problem.

3. Definiteness: The steps of an algorithm must be defined precisely.

4. Correctness: An algorithm should produce the correct output values for each set
of input values.

5. Effectiveness: It must be possible to perform each step of an algorithm exactly
and in a finite amount of time.

6. Finiteness: An algorithm should produce the desired output after a finite (but
perhaps large) number of steps for any input in the set.

7. Generality: The procedure should be applicable for all problems of the desired
form, not just for a particular set of input values.

Explain the difference between conditional and repetition algorithmic structures. -
Answer- Conditional: If some condition is met, then do X, else do Y.

Repetition (Loops): Repeat X N times or repeat X until condition C is met.

Describe the four most common structures of algorithms. - Answer- 1.
Sequential :First do X, then do Y, then do Z.

2. Conditional: If some condition is met, then do X, else do Y.

3. Repetition / Loops: Repeat X N times or repeat X until condition C is met.

4. Concurrence: Do X and Y at the same time.

What is the input/output flow diagram symbol? - Answer- Rhombus

What is the process instruction flow diagram symbol? - Answer- Rectangle

What is the control flow flow diagram symbol? - Answer- Arrow

What is the conditional test or decision flow diagram symbol? - Answer- Diamond

What is the start/end flow diagram symbol? - Answer- Oval

What symbol is used to represent connectors on/off the page in a flow diagram? -
Answer- Circle/pentagon

, What is the subroutine flow diagram symbol? - Answer- Divided rectangle

What is pseudo code? - Answer- A linear written algorithm (narrative set of
instructions) to solve an engineering problem. Every step included must not be
subject to misinterpretation; clear list of actions and decisions.

Define engineer. - Answer- "Engineers use scientific knowledge to analyze, design
and develop practical systems for the benefit of society."

Define algorithm. - Answer- An algorithm is a well defined sequence of instructions
that describe a process or a systematic generic solution of an engineering problem.

Define a "standard computer." - Answer- It reads input and stores it in memory. It
computes functions of the input using an arithmetic/logic unit, and stores the result in
memory. It produces output.

Define "computation." - Answer- The movement and transformation of data.

Define "application." - Answer- An application is a program designed to perform a
specific function. Applications are usually equipped with a graphical user interface
(GUI)
to facilitate the human-computer interaction.

Define "levels of abstraction." - Answer- The multi-step process in which a user's
interaction with an application (e.g. pressing a button) is transformed into a
sequence of 1s and 0s, the language computers use.

True or false: A bit is a 0 or 1, interpreted from voltage. - Answer- True

Define "bit." - Answer- A 1 or a 0, interpreted from voltage.

True or false: A processor is a circuit that executes instructions. - Answer- True

Define "processor." - Answer- A circuit that executes instructions.

True or false: A memory is a circuit that stores one machine instruction. - Answer-
False

A memory stores 0s and 1s, which may be instructions or data. Also, memory can
store many more than just one instruction.

True or false: An assembler translates an assembly program into machine
instructions. - Answer- True

Define "assembler." - Answer- Translates an assembly program into machine
instructions.

True or false: A high-level language eases a programmer's task of writing complex
programs. - Answer- True

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