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I’m studying and need help with a Programming question to help me learn.
Why do we analyze data structures and algorithms?What do we keep track of?How do we do the analysis?
Explain how the growth in N affects our analysis.
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Candidate name:
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Client Project
Workplace context
Date of assessment:
Brief description of task:
Did the candidate perform the following skills:
Review the following information, if applicable
1.
A site where ICT needs and strategic directions of the
organisation are coordinated
2.
Detailed information relating to a strategic organisation plan,
objectives, and direction
3.
Organisational policies and procedures relating to the
implementation of ICT changes
4.
Individual superior in the organisation
5.
Information on current ICT systems and practices in the
organisation including operating systems, hardware, and security
(ICTICT517)
Present the evidence of meeting with client, e.g.
1.
Minutes of meetings
2.
Video or Audio recording
3.
Email communication
4.
Office 365 online meeting screenshot
(ICTICT509)
Evaluate the business requirements
1.
Current business needs
2.
Client expectations brief
3.
Business objectives
4.
Systems, data gathering and appropriate software products.
(ICTICT515)
The candidate’s performance was:
Satisfactory
Feedback to candidate
Ye
s
No
Comments
Not Yet Satisfactory
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theoretical understanding of the observed task.
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