Computer Science: An Overview (12th Edition)
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Author: Glenn Brookshear, Dennis Brylow
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To get the midterm and final grade:Quizzes and Assignments (60%)Attendance (10%)Major Exam (30%)
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Major Exam ((Major Exam Score/Total number of Items) * 50+50) • 30% Then to get the final rating, divide the midterm average and final average by 2
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L1 is the language of all strings expressed in base 3 and begining with a 1 or 2 that, when interpreted as a decimal integer, is a multiple of 5. For example, strings like 12, 101, 120, 110121 are in the language; strings that begin with 0 or are not multiples of 5 such as 0, 011, 112, 2201 are not in the language. The alphabet is E={0,1,2}. Draw the state transition diagram of a deterministic finite automata (DFA) accepting the language L1. Explain shortly the logic behind your design for this DFA.
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