Student Library system design

Electronic download for registered students. 1. Student visit library website. 2. Student search for downloadable resources. 3. Student input his student ID no. and date of birth. 4. Students submit information to library attendant system. 5. Library attendant request student to enter access code. 6. Library attendant forward the information to student database for processing. 7. Student database identify student Account with his Student ID and date of Birth. 8. Student database send access code to students emails on file and store a copy. 9. Students receive access code by email. 10. Student input the access code and submit to library attendant. 11. Library attendant forward t... click for more

Create a ClickOnce web deployment with a Visual.Basic.NET application

Create a ClickOnce web deployment with attached Visual Basic.net application. Be sure to select the web type of deployment.

Java Help 3

A local middle school hired you to write a quiz program that answers questions about Math, Science and the Arts. The program user should be able to select from these topics by entering an option when the program starts. For example, you may use M for Math, S for Science, A for the Arts, and X to exit the program. After the student selects the topic, the program presents a series of questions. The student should answer the question with a one character choice option. The program should provide four options for each question. One option should allow the user to exit from the quiz. Selecting the questions is up to you. If the user responds to a question correctly, the program displays a positiv... click for more

Java Help 4

Java programmers can use class hierarchies for the purposes of inheritance. For example, given a Tree class, we could define Conifer and Deciduous sub classes that inherit from the parent Tree class as you can see here: See attached file for full problem description.

Write a program in Java to simulate the generation of lottery (lotto) numbers.

The Lottery Problem: A lottery requires that you select six different numbers from the integers 1 to 49. Write a Java program that will do this for you and generate five sets of six numbers as a result. For generating random numbers you can use the random() static method of class Math. It returns a double so you will need to cast it as an integer. If you set the range to 49, you can generate a random number between 1 and 49 through: number = (int) ( range * Math.random() ) + 1; Note that you need 5 sets of numbers and in each set you have should have six different numbers. There should not be duplicate numbers within each set. Of course the same number can occur in multiple sets, but w... click for more