cmpe 195B senior design project AND SOFTWARE ENTERPRISE PLATFORM

Description

READ THE FILE WHICH IS THE PROMPT OF THE ASSIGNMENT you can not use Ai or copy and paste from online, you will write your own paper, after you done with paper, send me for the report of the turnitin and ai turnitin for both, it will be checked by turnitin and ai turnitin so pls be aware of these two things, thank you

QUESTION: How many cultural details should I mention, and how do I connect them to innovation?

The best way to approach this is to see your task as making a causal argument: these identified practices (or at times, this identified pattern of authority) in this society are distinctive and so cultural, and the values that we find embodied by or served by those practices have shaped innovation in that culture.

Culture shapes innovation according to (a) the problems are seen and set, (b) how the selected problems are actually addressed by technical means, which reveals decisions and for those decisions that criteria or values that were used/imposed, and (c) any distinctive decisions on the deployment of the technology into society.

So it isn’t that we need an exhaustive list of cultural items – just those that appear to rationalize why the selected culture innovated in the way it did. Ultimately we are using distinctive practices to reveal some primary values carried by the culture, and then showing those values were important in the creation of the innovation.

Rubric

Area V Sr. Project Rubric

Criteria	Ratings	Pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeTechnology and CultureDescribe the selected technology and links into the innovating culture	20 ptsExcellent description.Describes the selected technology, its place of origin, primary actors associated with the invention, and any influential conceptual or empirical foundations.17 ptsVery good description.Has the primary elements (technology, originating locale, primary actors) but does not indicate important conceptual or empirical foundations.14 ptsAdequate description.Missing a primary element (technology, originating locale, primary actors)7 ptsFlawed description.Missing multiple primary elements (technology, originating locale, primary actors) as well as conceptual or empirical foundations0 ptsNo MarksDiscussion is absent or flawed throughout — e.g., the technology itself is named and described, but nothing more	20 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeTechnology as Emblem of CultureEstablish the connection of the selected technology to its originating culture	40 ptsExcellent description.[1] presents cultural elements (cultural practices, distinctive historical matters, distinctive perspectives or understandings of the culture, salient context conditions experienced by the culture and specific to the innovation). [2] also presents evidence (data) and at least 2 sources. [3] also makes a high-quality argument for the way those elements shaped the innovation (we can see them as influential causes for the innovation’s goal-setting, requirements, final form, and/or deployment into practices of the culture)35 ptsVery good description.One of cultural elements, or data and references, is partial; or, the argument for influence is in place but does not clearly establish the way the technology depended in a substantial way on its cultural embedding.30 ptsAdequate description.Cultural elements are minimal; or, there are fewer than two references tied to those cultural elements; or the argument is flawed (gaps or leaps without the connection of culture to people and technology being clear) … in essence, an attempt has been made, and most of the pieces are in place, but they do not line up in a cogent way20 ptsFlawed description.The pieces are mostly in place, but are minimal, and the argument for the dependence of technology on culture is very flawed (unintelligible, wrong, claims without reasons, …)0 ptsNo MarksDiscussion is absent or fails to make a connection of the technology to its originating culture	40 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeSelf-reflection on technology and cultureThoughtful reflection on how the idea that culture is influential for technology innovation may affect one’s career choices and career	40 ptsExcellent reflection.Clear and high-quality attempt to develop implications (of the idea of culture as an environment that is influential for innovation) for the orientation and conduct of one’s future work as an engineer.35 ptsVery good reflection.Implications (of culture as an influence on innovation) are developed in a serious way, but somewhat limited, or some connection to one’s personal image of the career trajectory is weak.30 ptsAdequate reflection.A reasonable attempt has been made to envision a future career and how it might be shaped by the understanding that innovation is culture-relative.20 ptsFlawed reflection.Some, but modest attempt to envision a future in which matters of culture have bearing on the course of one’s career.0 ptsNo MarksReflection is absent, or if present, is rote (“sure, I’ll take account of this”) or generally difficult to see as credible	40 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeGE V ALO4Appraise how the study of creative works of human expression from outside the United States shapes one’s own understanding of cultural experiences and practices.threshold: 3.0 pts	5 ptsExceeds Expectations3 ptsMeets Expectations0 ptsDoes Not Meet Expectations	—
Total Points: 100

pART 2 ENTERPRISE SOFTWARE PLATFORM

Problem 8: Consider the below URL:

https://java-design-patterns.com/patterns/transaction-script/#detailed-explanation-of-transaction-script-pattern-with-real-world-examplesLinks to an external site.

In this URL, there is a Java code that is presented for a Transaction script pattern about booking hotel rooms. A hotel class is included for

1) booking and

2) canceling

hotel room reservations. The bookroom() function should book a hotel room depending on the user’s special requests like:

a) No. of hotel room(s)

b) Room type(s)

c) Dates on which the hotel room(s) must be booked.

d) Date on which hotel booking is made.

The Hotel class has two methods, one for booking and cancelling a room respectively. Each one of them handles a single transaction in the system, making Hotel implement the Transaction Script pattern.

The bookRoom method consolidates all the needed steps like checking if the room is already booked or not, if not booked then books the room and updates the database by using the Data Access Object (DAO).

The cancelRoom method consolidates steps like checking if the room is booked or not, if booked then calculates the refund amount and updates the database using the DAO.

The App.JAVA is the entry point for this application (main function). Implement the JAVA code by writing appropriate App.JAVA file, and the booking and cancelation functions.

Show appropriate outputs (one each for booking and cancellation).

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Descriptive answers are required. Some questions may require you to draw diagrams, which must be drawn using any drawing software you know of (Example. Lucid charts, draw.io). Your textual answers must be typed.

Handwritten answers and hand-drawn diagrams will NOT be accepted and will fetch ZERO score.