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How communication is routed through a computer network is the subject of this project, where students implement a second distributed algorithm in which message routing decisions at each node are computed with respect to path distance through a network structure and policies such as business relationships between Internet providers. The Python coding assignment will require solving the Bellman-Ford equation, and students will develop and share topologies to test their solutions.

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Lab 2: Strategy + IS Blueprint analysis

Scenario : You are a consultant for a campus coffee shop called Blue Mug Caf. Sales are steady, but students complain about long lines and wrong orders. Competing options include Starbucks, vending machines, and energy drinks.

Your task: Use what we learned to create a strategy + IS plan.

Deliverable (1 page, in class)

• Five Forces analysis
• Value chain + one improvement per step
• Benchmarking targets (3 metrics)
• Choose a competitive strategy
• Run / Grow / Transform plan
• Quick ethics check (extended value chain)

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Tips:

• Step 1 Define the industry clearly
• Step 2 Porters Five Forces (simple ratings + reasons)
• Step 3 Value Chain (with IS ideas for each primary activity)
• Step 4 Benchmarking (pick 3 metrics and targets)
• Step 5 Choose a Competitive Strategy
• Step 6 Run / Grow / Transform plan (very beginner friendly)
• Step 7 Extended Value Chain + Ethics Check
• Step 8 Final 1-page plan

Choose one organization (real or imaginary):

• a small online store
• a gym
• a coffee shop
• a nonprofit

. Definition

An algorithm is a step-by-step procedure used to solve a specific problem or to perform a task.

It gives clear instructions in a logical order to reach the correct result.

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. Example

Algorithm to make tea:

Take water in a pan

Boil the water

Add tea leaves and sugar

Add milk

Boil for 23 minutes

Pour tea into a cup

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.Characteristics of an Algorithm

An algorithm must have:

1=INPUT Data given to the algorithm

2=OUTPUT Result produced. 3=Definiteness Clear and unambiguous steps

4=Finiteness Must end after limited steps

5=Effectiveness Steps must be simple and executable

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.How Many Types of Algorithms Are There?

Algorithms are classified into different

types based on their working method.

1: Sequential algorithm

Steps are executed one after another in order.

Example:

Adding two numbers

Start

Input A and B

Sum = A + B

Display Sum

Stop

2: Selectional algorithm

Decision-making algorithms using conditions.

Example:

Check even or odd number

Start

Input number N

If N % 2 == 0, print Even

Else print Odd

Stop

3:Iteration (Looping) Algorithm

Repeat steps until a condition is satisfied.

Example:

Print numbers from 1 to 5

Start

Set i = 1

Print i

i = i + 1

Repeat steps 34 until i > 5

Stop

4:Recursive Algorithm

An algorithm that calls itself to solve a problem.

Example:

Factorial of a number

Factorial(5) = 5 4 3 2 1

5:Divide and Conquer Algorithm

Problem is divided into smaller sub-problems, solved separately, then combined.

Example:

Merge Sort

Binary Search

6: Greedy algorithm

Make the best choice at each step.

Example:

Coin change problem

Selection of activities

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.How Does an Algorithm Work?

An algorithm works in three main stages:

1. Input

Data is given to the algorithm

Example: Numbers, values, user input

2. Processing

Logical operations are performed

Example: Calculations, comparisons

3. Output

Final result is displayed

Example: Sum, result, decision

Flow:

Input Process Output

.Example Showing How Algorithm Works

Problem: Find the greater of two numbers

.Algorithm:

.Start

.Input A and B

.If A > B, print A is greater

.Else print B is greater

.Stop

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.Advantages of Algorithms

.Easy to understand

.Helps in program planning

.Reduces errors

.Language independent

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. Disadvantages of algorithm

1=Time Consuming

Writing a detailed algorithm takes a lot of time, especially for big problems.

2=Difficult for Complex Problems

Large and complex problems make algorithms lengthy and hard to understand.

3=No Standard Format

There is no fixed rule or standard format for writing algorithms.

4=Not Visual

Algorithms do not show the flow of control visually like flowcharts.

5=Cannot Be Executed Directly

Algorithms must be converted into a program before execution.

6=Lengthy for Simple Tasks

Even small problems may require many steps, making the algorithm unnecessarily long.

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. Conclusion

An algorithm is the basic foundation of programming that provides a clear, step-by-step method to solve a problem. It helps in understanding the logic of a program before actual coding. Algorithms are language independent, easy to plan, and reduce errors in program development. Different types of algorithms such as sequential, selection, iteration, and recursive are used according to the nature of the problem. Although algorithms may be time-consuming

and lengthy for complex problems, they play a very important role in problem solving and program design.

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Can you go to this website and I will share the log in information, and complete this lab?

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(Lab Activity – Applied Lab: Using Network Sniffers)

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