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Introduction to Computer Science

Problem Set B

Introduction to Computer ScienceProblem Set B

Problem Set B

1 .
Create an algorithm to explain to a robot how to play a game of rock paper scissors. Use computational thinking to break down the problem into smaller parts. Use the following information to guide your thinking.
Task Decomposition Pattern Recognition Abstraction Algorithm
Rock, paper, scissors Actions, choices, timings, winning conditions Identify the different considerations you can group together to form a pattern of what needs to be done. Play the game. Think of the actions you perform. Write your instructions in either pseudocode or a flowchart.
2 .
Create an algorithm to show a robot how to play a game of tic-tac-toe. Use computational thinking to break down the problem into smaller parts. Use the following information to guide your thinking.
Task Decomposition Pattern Recognition Abstraction Algorithm
Tic-tac-toe Moves that can be made, winning conditions Identify the different considerations you can group together to form a pattern of what needs to be done. Play against someone. What strategies do you use in order to win? Write your instructions in either pseudocode or a flowchart.
3 .
Perform some research on the Internet to piece together enterprise architectures for as many industries as you can think of.
4 .
Draw a cloud-native application architecture diagram for the trading business and technical model documented in the previous section of this chapter.
5 .
A company wants to develop a business solution that takes pictures of the license plates of cars that drive too fast through intersections in a given city, sends tickets to the drivers, and manages ticket payments. Draw an innovative cloud mashup application architecture diagram for such a solution. Please note that IoT, machine learning, and blockchain PaaS services should be used as part of your design.
6 .
Document the architecture of a pattern catalog that could be used to provide access to solution architecture diagrams that would help accelerate the creation of mainstream business solutions.
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