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What is Optimization? Optimization problem: Maximizing or minimizing some function relative to some set, often representing a range of choices available in a certain situation. The function allows comparison of the different choices for determining which might be “best.” Common applications: Minimal cost, maximal profit, best approximation, optimal design, optimal management or control, variational principles. Definitions of Operational Research ·          “OR is concerned with scientifically deciding how to best design and operate man-machine system usually requiring the allocation of scare resources.” – Operations Research Society, America ·          “OR is essentially a collection of mathematical techniques and tools which in conjunction with system approach, are applied to solve practical decision problems of an economic or engineering nature’’. – Daellenbach and George ·          “OR utilizes the planned approach (updated scientific method) a

                                                E-Commerce Question Bank What is the difference between e-commerce and  e-business portal? Discuss the seven unique features of E-commerce technology? Discuss E-commerce I and II? Contract their pros and cons? Discuss evolution of Internet in detail? Discuss C2C model in detail? What do you understand by  EDI? Explain working of EDI with example? How can EDI be used by a Manufacturing company Courier Company Discuss potential limitations of e-commerce in detail? What are the basic components of  EDI? How does it work? What are the benefits of the EDI? What are possible challenges? What is information symmetry? Give examples of B2C,B2B,C2C,P2P? How are the Internet and the web similar to or different from other technologies that have changed commerce in the post? Discuss key technologies of WWW? What are be

                                                         Question Bank      Optimization Theory What is operations research? Explain the scope of OR. List the phases of OR and explain them. Define the following:             a. Feasible region.             b. Feasible solution.             c. Optimal solution.                   d. Unbounded solution. e.        Artificial variable. What is the difference between feasible solution and basic feasible solution? Define What are the two forms of a LPP? Explain in detail. What do you mean by standard form of LPP? What do you mean by canonical form of LPP? What are the limitations of LPP? What are the slack and surplus variables? What is meant by optimality? What are the methods used to solve an LPP involving artificial variables?      Explain various steps of the simplex method involved in the computation of an optimum solution to a linear pr

Roll NO. Assignment 4501 Google Adword Services 4502 Google Adsense Services 4503 Tableau 4504 Online Blogging 4505 Online Advertising 4506 Data Visualization 4507 Online Article Writing 4508 Online Ad earnings 4510 Amazon web services 4512 Cloud Computin 4513 Cryptography

Roll No. Assignment 4501 OT Applications 4502 LPP sofware 4503 IPP Software 4504 Operational Research software 4505 Transportation Problem solving using a tool 4506 Web Application of LPP 4507 Assignment Problem solving using a Tool 4509 Advertising Applcation of OT 4511 Developing PERT chart using a tool 4512 OT Applications 4513 Developing Gnatt chart using a tool 4514 Queuing Problem Solver 4516 Inventory Problem Solver

Steps 1. Go to https://console.developers.google.com 2.  Create a new Project 3. Go to  API and select Analytics API  (used in this e.g.) 4. Go to Consent Screen and fill the appropriate product name and save 5. Go to credentials and creat a new client ID Make sure u enter the website URL properly 6. Now run the following R script R Script require(RGoogleAnalytics) client.id="xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" client.secret="xxxxxxxxxxxx" token <- auth="" client.id="" client.secret="" p="">ValidateToken(token) query.list <- init="" p="" start.date="2014-01-01">                   end.date = "2014-02-10",                    dimensions="ga:date,ga:pagePath,ga:hour,ga:medium",                    metrics = "ga:sessions,ga:pageviews",                    max.results=500,                    sort="-ga:date",                    filters="ga:mediu

JAVA BEANS JavaBeans can be understood as java classes that can be easily reused and composed together into an application. Any java class that follows certain design conventions can be used as a javaBean component. JSP directly supports javaBean components using JSP elements. One can easily create and initialize the value of the Beans and set their properties. ·        useBean:    A JSP action element <jsp:useBean> initiates a JavaBean object into the JSP page.    Syntax: <jsp:useBean id=”object_name” class=”class_name” scope=”page|request|session|application” | /> ·        setProperty:  The <jsp:setProperty> action tag assigns a new value to the specified property of the specified bean object. Syntax: <jsp:setProperty name=”obj_name” property=”prop_name”  value=”prop_value”/> ·        getProperty:  The <jsp:getProperty> action element retrieves the value of the specified property of the specified bean ob