Navigation

    Cyberian
    • Register
    • Login
    • Search
    • Categories
    • Recent
    • Tags
    • Popular
    • Pro Blog
    • Users
    • Groups
    • Unsolved
    • Solved
    1. Home
    2. Recent
    • Maintenance activity on SMW5 cable system relating to Power Feed Equipment in TUAS (Singapore)

      zareen

      We have been informed by our upstream providers that they will be conducting a planned maintenance activity on SMW5 cable system relating to Power Feed Equipment in TUAS (Singapore). During this maintenance activity, Singapore- Sri Lanka Segment of SMW5 cable system will be powered down and as a result, Singapore bound capacities will remain unavailable. Singapore bound (East Bound) internet and IP services will be degraded or may be unavailable during the activity.

      Schedule:

      Start Date and Time: 30-Jan-2021 01:00 AM (0100Hrs) PST

      End Date and Time: 30-Jan-2021 05:00 AM (0500Hrs) PST

      Impact: Service degradation or outage may be observed on East Bound destinations

      Affected Service: Service degradation or outage on East bound destinations Internet/IP Services

      We shall remain in your reach for any query or concerns during this time. Your considerate cooperation and patience would be highly appreciated.

      We regret for any inconvenience this might cause you.

      Announcements
    • “Islamophobia and Western Media”

      zaasmi

      The Department of Mass Communication Virtual University of Pakistan has organized a webinar “Islamophobia and Western Media” on January 28, 2021.

      Objectives of Webinar are:

      To talk about the prevalence of Islamophobia discourse in the Western Media.

      To discuss how the Islamophobia in Western media has affected the Muslim identity.

      To explore strategies and tactics to counter the Islamophobia in Western media.

      Guest Speakers will be

      Prof. Dr. Noshina Saleem (Director, Institute of Communication Studies, University of the Punjab).

      Topic: Islamophobia in the Light of Various Scholars’ Perspectives

      Dr. Saeed Ahmad Saeedi (Assistant Professor, Institute of Islamic Studies, University of the Punjab & Senior Analyst 92 News).

      Topic: Islamophobia… Reasons, Impacts and Obviation

      Prof. Dr. Zafar Iqbal, (Chairman, Department of Media & Communication Studies, International Islamic University, Islamabad)

      Topic: Islamophobia: Brief History, Facets and Way to Counter it

      All participants will get free E-certificate

      For registration:

      https://us02web.zoom.us/.../reg.../WN_ZT4CwvgsT-ShnmKvTzXQGA

      General Discussion
    • Which is correct food or foods?

      zaasmi

      plural noun: foods
      any nutritious substance that people or animals eat or drink or that plants absorb in order to maintain life and growth.

      General Discussion
    • SOLUTION

      Tahera Irum

      SEMESTER FALL 2020
      GDB
      Islamic Studies (ISL201)

      OPENING DATE: JANUARY 15, 2021
      CLOSING DATE: JANUARY 19, 2021
      QUESTION
      As per Holy Quran, the human beings are created only for worship and obedience of Allah Almighty. The guided people from human beings are those who know their basic purpose of life and do acts for the sake of obedience of Allah Almighty.
      You have to describe eight acts from your daily life/social life (other than worships), which can cause obedience of Allah Almighty.
      • Write down your answer in the form of points
      • No explanation is required

      (Obedience of Allah Almighty

      4:59) O ye who believe! Obey Allah, and obey the Messenger, and those charged with authority among you. If ye differ in anything among yourselves, refer it to Allah and His Messenger, if ye do believe in Allah and the Last Day: That is best, and most suitable for final determination.

      As per Holy Quran, the human beings are created only for worship and obedience of Allah Almighty. The guided people from human beings are those who know their basic purpose of life and do acts for the sake of obedience of Allah Almighty.
      EIGHT POINTS OF OBEDIENCE OF ALLAH ALMIGHTY:
      ANSWER:
      4:59) O ye who believe! Obey Allah, and obey the Messenger, and those charged with authority among you. If ye differ in anything among yourselves, refer it to Allah and His Messenger, if ye do believe in Allah and the Last Day: That is best, and most suitable for final determination.
      As per Holy Quran, the human beings are created only for worship and obedience of Allah Almighty. The guided people from human beings are those who know their basic purpose of life and do acts for the sake of obedience of Allah Almighty.
      EIGHT POINTS OF OBEDIENCE OF ALLAH ALMIGHTY:

      Respect elders and loves from children. Whoever sees evil in his ruler, let him be patient. Allah does not like lies at all so lies should be avoided. Bow down because even the prophets used to bow down, Allah does not like arrogance at all. When you talk smiling, smiling is also charity. Help the poor, give zakat. This is the command of Allah. Feed the orphans; put your hand of compassion on their heads. Obedience to Allah is also included in removing any problem from the path or clearing the path. Whoever obeys the Prophet (s.a.w) obeys Allah, so let us follow the Sunnah and Hadith of the Prophet (s.a.w).
      ISL201 - Islamic Studies
    • GDB 1 solution

      Hadii Hadia

      Semester fall 2021

      You have to describe eight acts from your daily life/social life (other than worships), which can cause obedience of Allah Almighty.
      By helping others in time of need.
      Obeying our elders and speak respectfully.
      Mercy to youngers.
      Cleaning our surrounding.
      Salam to everyone when we are at home or out.
      Spending money for the sake of Allah.
      Gaining knowledge and passing it on to others.
      Always speak truth.
      Fear dealings with others.
      Forgive and be kind to others.

      ISL201 - Islamic Studies
    • Virtual University must hold exams... (Poll)

      zaasmi
      Virtual University
    • The objective of this assignment is

      zareen

      o Binary Search trees
      o AVL trees
      o Rotation cases of AVL trees
      o Balancing Factor of trees

      CS301 – Data Structures
    • CS301 Assignment 3 Solution and Discussion

      zaasmi

      Re: CS301 Assignment 3 Solution and Discussion

      Assignment No. 03

      SEMESTER FALL 2020
      CS301- Data Structures Total Marks: 20
      Due Date: 21/01/2021
      Instructions
      Please read the following instructions carefully before solving & submitting assignment:
      It should be clear that your assignment will not get any credit (zero marks) if:
      o The assignment is submitted after due date.
      o The submitted assignment is other than .doc/.docx file.
      o The submitted assignment does NOT open or file is corrupted.
      o The assignment is copied (from other student or ditto copy from handouts or internet).
      Uploading instructions

      o For clarity and simplicity, you are required to Upload/Submit only .doc/.docx file.

      Objective
      The objective of this assignment is:
      o Binary Search trees
      o AVL trees
      o Rotation cases of AVL trees
      o Balancing Factor of trees

      For any query about the assignment, contact at [email protected]
      GOOD LUCK
      Marks: 20

      Problem Statement:

      You are required to construct AVL tree from the following data:

      15 ,18 ,12, 8, 54, 5, 14, 13, 9, 61, 20, 17, 21

      Solution Guidelines:

      You need to insert these data items one by one starting from the data item 15 in the same order in which they have written above. Show and perform necessary rotations where needed. In Solution show only the final AVL tree and only those steps in which rotation is applied.

      Note: If you show only final tree and do not show the rotation steps then your marks will be deducted.
      Lectures Covered: This assignment covers Lecture # 15-26
      Deadline: Your assignment must be uploaded/submitted at or before January 21 , 2021

      CS301 – Data Structures
    • 5 Tips Super Simple for Sustaining Strong Immune Systems

      Tahera Irum

      Your health is one of the most valuable things you have — if not the most important. Today more than ever, people across the world are practicing gratitude for health while being vigilant about protecting it. Pandemics and viruses aside, there are ways to give your health the right priority it needs no matter what age you are.

      Strong immunity, while crucial to preventing and fighting illness, is also a key component to living a balanced, happy life. How? The habits and practices you can do to support your immunity all lend themselves to a happy, holistic existence. It’s the best of both worlds; being strong and healthy to combat disease and illness and enjoying your body for the life it’s given you.

      What Does “Strong Immune System” Mean?
      Your immune system is exactly that, a system. The human body is made up of 11 separate systems that do their independent parts to keep your body running at its most optimal.

      The primary purpose of your immune system is to protect against pesky, persistent bacteria that want nothing more than to attack your body, breaking it down to make it more susceptible to injury and illness. Your immune system is the gatekeeper for what gets in and what stays out of your body. When it is working, the viruses and toxins don’t have a chance. When it’s not, the floodgates are wide open.

      Your body shows signs of a strong immune system pretty often. One example is when you get a mosquito bite. The red, bumpy itch is a sign of your immune system at work. The flu or a cold is a typical example of your body failing to stop the germs/bacteria before they get in. However, when you recover from the cold or flu, it’s proof that your immune system was able to eliminate the invader after learning about it and reacting to its defense. If your immune system did nothing, you would never get over the cold, or anything else for that matter. When you are sick, your body isn’t able to perform at its full potential.

      Depending on the nature of what’s got you under the weather, a prescription or over-the-counter medication may be needed if your immune system isn’t reacting or responding quickly enough. That too is normal; antibiotics were created for this very reason. The good news is there are many things you can do to keep your immune system strong and healthy.

      How To Boost Immunity
      Living a healthy lifestyle is your single best option to a strong immune system. Every part of your body functions better when it is fueled with healthy foods, a positive environment, and minimal stress. Sound ideal? Here are some easy tips for a stronger immune system that won’t overwhelm you.

      Daily Exercise

      Yes, daily. Just 30 minutes.

      There are numerous benefits to exercise, including prevention of arthritis, diabetes, heart conditions, and more. Exercise has also been shown to enhance and improve different components of the immune system. Exercise also improves your sleep quality and increases immune function. Go for a walk, become a member of a fitness center, find some fun exercises, and commit to a routine. Exercise also doubles as a mood and mental booster — two benefits in one.

      Let the Light In
      Enjoy moderate exposure to sunlight a few times each week. Vitamin D is imperative for strengthening your immune system. If you’re not able to get outside, consider a Vitamin D supplement as a substitute. Fresh air is good for everyone and a change of scenery is always a plus. Of course, with exposure to the sun, it’s also equally as important to wear SPF — and wear it daily.

      Be Mindful

      Keep stress minimal; meditate or pray, and allow your brain some down time. Nothing good ever comes from worrying. Your body will be in a more relaxed state and feel rejuvenated with some peace and quiet. Stress can be an inhibitor of immunity for the way it creeps in and likes to settle, affecting appetite, sleep habits, even daily routines.

      Promote Gut Health
      Your gut knows when you’re happy … in fact, your gut know nearly everything. Keep it in check!

      Foods with good bacteria, like yogurt, have positive health benefits. Probiotics can help your digestive system function normal and stay balanced. After all, 80% of your immune system is located in your digestive system, so it’s best to keep your stomach healthy and happy.

      Get Enough Sleep

      It’s a simple thing, really, getting a good night’s sleep. It’s your body’s chance to rest and recover. Aim for 7-9 good hours each night. Removing distractions, going to bed when you’re tired, and eliminating sugary foods late in the day will help you when you hit the pillow.

      According to the Mayo Clinic, “During sleep, your immune system releases proteins called cytokines, some of which help promote sleep. Certain cytokines need to increase when you have an infection or inflammation, or when you’re under stress. Sleep deprivation may decrease production of these protective cytokines. In addition, infection-fighting antibodies and cells are reduced during periods when you don’t get enough sleep.”

      Little Daily Habits = Long Lasting Effects
      Replacing bad health habits with good ones can help you keep a strong immune system. Here are a few little daily habits you can easily incorporate:

      Wash your hands frequently — and not just during pandemics!
      Eat more fruits and vegetables
      Laugh more
      Reflect on gratitude
      Use sunscreen
      Drink plenty of water
      Monitor your blood pressure
      Take a multi-vitamin
      Have dessert!

      Use these tips to boost your immunity and be well. These habits will also help you to live a happy, healthy life.
      Reff

      Health and Beauty
    • ISL 201 GDB 1 Solution and Discussion

      Tahera Irum

      Question Title: Obedience of Allah Almighty
      Question Description:
      As per Holy Quran, the human beings are created only for worship and obedience of Allah Almighty. The guided people from human beings are those who know their basic purpose of life and do acts for the sake of obedience of Allah Almighty.

      You have to describe eight acts from your daily life/social life (other than worships), which can cause obedience of Allah Almighty.

      Note:

      Write down only points, No explanation is not required.
      Maximum answer limit is 150 words; more than it would not be considered, Follow it strictly.
      Describe the answer in your own words. Cheated or copied material from other students, internet, books or journals etc. will not be accepted.

      ISL201 - Islamic Studies
    • Microsoft’s Windows 10X takes a lot of design cues from Google’s Chrome OS

      zareen

      Windows 10X was originally meant for foldable and dual-screen devices, but last year Microsoft announced it was reworking the software for single screen PCs. The result looks to be an experience that will provide users with access to Microsoft services in a more affordable package.

      We’re expecting the first Windows 10X devices to launch later this year, but an exact timeframe hasn’t been revealed. Similarly, we’re not sure how much these devices will cost, but if we had to venture a guess they’ll be in the $400 to $700 range.

      In Windows Central’s video, we get a good idea of what using Windows 10 will be like, from the reworked taskbar to running progressive web apps (PWA). The video demonstrates some of the software’s settings, the process of installing a PWA, and running apps side-by-side. It’s an interesting glimpse at what Microsoft has planned for those who want a more lightweight, tablet-esque experience.

      Windows 10X isn’t something you’ll be able to upgrade to. Rather, the software will come pre-installed on new machines similar to laptops that run Chrome OS. If you’ve been tempted by a Chromebook but are embedded in Microsoft’s ecosystem, the arrival of Windows 10X will be exactly what you’re looking for.

      Tech News
    • YouTube Top Creator Tips for 2021 ft.

      zareen

      Creators, happy new year!
      However you felt about 2020, the fact is it’s in the history books. To help you venture into 2021 I asked a few really successful creators for one piece of advice for your channel in the new year.
      Here’s what they had to say.
      My advice is to pre-film your content. You never know when something unexpected is going to pop up in life.
      When things get busy, you’ll be so happy you have a bunch of videos in the bank. One thing that’s really helped Annoying Orange’s longevity is the fact that we stick to a schedule.
      Fans know exactly when they can come to the channel and see new videos and that’s really valuable because it creates a trust with the audience. When you build that expectation and deliver it creates trust, and that trust will keep the audience coming back.
      But it’s important to be consistent in more than just your regular uploads. Try to be consistent with your editing, your content, your style and your overall brand.
      My advice is get others involved. While no one will ever be as passionate or dedicated to your channel as you are
      by getting others involved, whether as employees or even just friends it can help improve your content allow you to focus on the things you’re best at and give you somebody else to hold you accountable when trying to achieve your goals.
      From what I learned in 2020 myself it would probably be don’t put yourself in a box. I was just trying way too hard
      to make sure I was doing exactly what my followers wanted to see exactly what my subscribers wanted to see.
      I was afraid that if I did anything different that they wouldn’t like it.
      But at the end of the day, I didn’t know that until I tried it.
      That risk pays off a lot of times. I watched so many of you put out ridiculous content every single day. However, you take the comments for granted. Get in there, reply, engage, build relationships. This is not just consumption, this is community. You are an influencer. You influence!
      So, when you’re creating your content, think not only about yourself but about others and how you want to influence their life.
      Make sure you’re inspiring them in a way that you would like to see the world evolve into whether you’re making them happy after a long day of work or maybe you’re turning into creatures and monsters to inspire them to be creative.
      That’s what I do! You are an influencer and you will influence the people that watch you.
      Be that good inspiration.
      My advice is to find balance.
      Don’t just work all year.

      Make sure you schedule time in to play and find hobbies. because if you show up to work and you’re burned out your audience will sense it and you’ll struggle to create new, authentic, and exciting content that your audience will love and want to keep coming back for.
      So, take good care of yourself so that you can take great care of your content and it will continue to motivate and inspire your audience.
      My advice is to think big and try not to be discouraged by short-term hurdles. In the long run, the only things that matter are making good content and staying consistent.
      Good luck to you.
      I’ll see you in the frickin’ interwebs.
      I’ll see you out there!
      All right, I’m done.

      General Discussion
    • Are the vaccines halal or not?

      kiran Naqeebi

      Are the vaccines halal or not?
      Gelatin derived from pigs is used as a stabiliser in some vaccines but the consumption of pork is forbidden to Muslims, who make up some 90% of the Indonesian population.And messages have been circulating on social media in Indonesia saying that the Sinovac vaccine contains elements of monkeys.

      President Widodo, a Muslim himself, has said it shouldn’t matter because it’s a heath emergency, but some have been looking for religious guidance.

      The Indonesia Ulema Council or (MUI), whose job it is to decide such things, held long discussions and after an in-depth audit, it announced that the Sinovac vaccine is halal.

      Previously, 30-40% of people surveyed by the Ministry of health had expressed doubts about the Covid-19 vaccine, and 7% said they did not want to be vaccinated.

      Concern about whether the vaccine was halal or not was one of the key reasons, said Dr Nadia.

      “Praise be to God, that has been cleared up,” she said.

      Health and Beauty
    • Q: Who was the first woman to discover the Corona virus?

      Tahera Irum

      The woman who discovered the first human coronavirus was the daughter of a Scottish bus driver, who left school at 16. June Almeida went on to become a pioneer of virus imaging, whose work has come roaring back into focus during the present pandemic.

      :June Dalziel Almeida was a Scottish virologist, a pioneer in virus imaging, identification, and diagnosis. Her skills in electron microscopy earned her an international reputation. In 1964, she was recruited by St Thomas’s Hospital Medical School in London.

      Health and Beauty
    • VU process model

      zareen

      The term process model is used in various contexts. For example, in business process modeling the enterprise process model is often referred to as the business process model.

      software process, software products, e.g. architectural descriptions, source code, user documentation, and the roles of people involved in software engineering. Examples: The waterfall model • The spiral model • “V-Modell (XT)” (dt.)

      The Waterfall model is the earliest SDLC approach that was used for software development. The waterfall Model illustrates the software development process in a linear sequential flow. This means that any phase in the development process begins only if the previous phase is complete.

      The spiral model is a risk-driven software development process model. Based on the unique risk patterns of a given project, the spiral model guides a team to adopt elements of one or more process models, such as incremental, waterfall, or evolutionary prototyping.

      CS619 - Final Project - CS619
    • Marketing & SEO To Get 1 Million+ Views in YouTube

      zareen

      See exactly how you can created a 99% automated YouTube channel that has over 3,000,000+ views, generates passive income in a number of diversified ways, helps him grow his personal brand and generates leads and sales.

      Digital Marketing
    • PM. IMRAN KHAN

      Tahera Irum

      THE ERA OF PM. IMRAN KHAN IS BETTER THAN OTHER.HE TELLS THE REAL MEANING OF DEMOCRACY TO OUR NATION.HE INCREASED THE INTEREST ADOUT POLITICAL ISSUE IN OUR NATION,ABOUT MY KNOWLEDGE BEFORE HIM NO ANYONE WAS INTERESTED IN THESE ISSUES,KNOW I SEE THE LARGE PART OF OUR PEOPLE ARE POLITICALLY EDUCATED.
      ABOUT MY OPINION THE POLITICAL AND ECONOMICAL EDUCATION IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR ANY NATION TO IMPROVE THEIR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AS COPULSORY OTHER KNOWLEDGE IS AS SELECTIVE.

      Star Pakistan
    • Major Highlights of Agriculture Sector of Pakistan in (2019 to 2020)

      Triggered MAN

      Topic :
      Major Highlights of Agriculture Sector of Pakistan in (2019 to 2020)
      Introduction:
      Agriculture constitutes is the largest sector of our economy.

      Majority of the population, directly or indirectly, dependent on this sector.

      It contributes about 24 percent of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and accounts for half of employed labour force and is the largest source of foreign exchange earnings.

      It feeds whole rural and urban population. Realizing its importance, planners and policy makers are always keen to have reliable area and production statistics of agricultural crops well in time.

      Policy makers primarily need accurate and timely statistics for the important crops such as wheat, cotton, rice, sugarcane, maize etc.

      Agriculture contributes 18.5 percent to country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and provides 38.5 percent employment to national labour force.

      But it remains backward sector of the economy while high performing agriculture is a key to economic growth and poverty alleviation.

      Over the last decade, the performance of agriculture sector has fallen short of desirable level, mainly because of stagnant productivity of all important crops.

      Cropped area of the five traditional crops has also largely remained unchanged.

      Climate change also poses a serious challenge to Pakistan’s agriculture and threatens country’s water availability and food security.
      The government of Imran Khan is trying its best to help the farmers by providing agriculture inputs at affordable prices and ensuring better prices of their produce.

      To guarantee food security, it is necessary to enhance domestic agricultural production through increased productivity (increasing per acre yield).

      Although Pakistan has rich production potential in agriculture, livestock and fisheries, yet for sustainable economic growth and prosperity, the development of these sectors on long-term basis is of fundamental importance for country’s growth and prosperity.

      This calls for efficient utilization of production resources by adopting modern technologies and establishment of realistic marketing system.

      The Prime Minister’s taskforce on agriculture has taken a holistic view of the issues faced by the agriculture sector and has made some sound recommendations for improving productivity of agriculture sector.

      Tutorials
    • Motivation

      Triggered MAN

      What is motivation?
      Motivation is the process that initiates, guides, and maintains goal-oriented behaviors.

      Motivation involves the biological, emotional, social, and cognitive forces that activate behavior.

      In everyday usage, the term “motivation” is frequently used to describe why a person does something.
      It is the driving force behind human actions.

      Motivation doesn’t just refer to the factors that activate behaviors;

      it also involves the factors that direct and maintain these goal-directed actions (though such motives are rarely directly observable).

      As a result, we often have to infer the reasons why people do the things that they do based on observable behaviors.1

      Types of motivation:
      Different types of motivation are frequently described as being either extrinsic or intrinsic:
      Extrinsic motivations are those that arise from outside of the individual and often involve rewards such as trophies, money, social recognition, or praise.
      Intrinsic motivations are those that arise from within the individual, such as doing a complicated crossword puzzle purely for the personal gratification of solving a problem.

      General Discussion
    Log in to post
    • All categories
    • Announcements
    •      Scholarship
    • Comments & Feedback
    • Tech News
    • General Discussion
    •      Good Morning Pakistan
    •      Pakistan Place of Tourism
    •      Star Pakistan
    •      Health and Beauty
    •      Online Shopping
    •      Tutorials
    • Virtual University
    •      Computer Sciences
    •          Web Designing
    •          JavaScript Learning Step by Step
    •      CS101- Introduction to Computer
    •      CS619 - Final Project - CS619
    •      ZOO720
    •      PSYI619 - Internship Report-Psychology
    •      EDU619 - Teaching Practice - Internship Report
    •      TPT620 - Teaching Practice (Long Term)
    •      BT605 - Biosafety & Bioethics
    •      BT403 - Agriculture Biotechnology
    •      CS602 - Computer Graphics
    •      CS609 - System Programming
    •      CS508 - Modern Programming Languages
    •      CS610 - Computer Networks
    •      CS604 - Operating Systems
    •      CS607 - Artificial Intelligence
    •      CS614 - Data Warehousing
    •      MTH601 - Operations Research
    •      CS405 - Database Programming using Oracle 11g
    •      CS605 - Software EngineeringII
    •      CS711 - Software Design
    •      CS001- Computer Proficiency License
    •      ACC311- Fundamentals of Auditing
    •      CS615 - Software Project Management
    •      FIN704 - Managerial Accounting
    •      CS506 - Web Design and Development
    •      STAT730 - Advanced Research Methods
    •      EDU516 - Teaching of English
    •      EDU604 - Comparative Education
    •      EDU713 - Qualitative Research Methods in Education
    •      BNK725 - Credit & Risk Management
    •      MTH101 - Calculus And Analytical Geometry
    •      PSY610 - Neurological Bases of Behaviour
    •      PSY403 - Social Psychology
    •      B.ED. SECONDARY
    •      M.Ed. (Master of Education)
    •      MTH102 - Basic Algebra and Trigonometry
    •      BT101 - Ecology, Biodiversity & Evolution-I
    •      MS CS
    •      CS201 - Introduction to Programming
    •      ENG401 - Introduction to Literature: Short Story and Poetry
    •      MKT731 - Consumer Behaviour
    •      CS408 - Human Computer Interaction
    •      ENG517 - Computer Assisted Language Learning
    •      ISL201 - Islamic Studies
    •      PAK301 - Pakistan Studies
    •      MGT301 - Principles of Marketing
    •      PSY101 - Introduction to Psychology
    •      STA301 - Statistics and Probability
    •      ECO402 - Microeconomics
    •      MGMT631 - Enterprise Resource Planning
    •      PSY505 - Developmental Psychology
    •      VU Notice Board
    •      EDU411 - Teaching of Urdu
    •      CS507 - Information Systems
    •      CS603 - Software Architecture and Design
    •      ENG301 - Business Communication
    •      CS310 - Open Source Web Application Development (PHP, PERL, CGI, Mysql)
    •      CS510 - Software Requirements and Specifications
    •      BT501 - Health Biotechnology
    •      BT604 - Industrial Biotechnology
    •      ECO402 - Microeconomics
    •      ECO603 - International Economics
    •      ENG507 - Phonetics and Phonology
    •      ENG509 - Morphology and Syntax
    •      BIO302 - Molecular Biology
    •      BT201 - Ecology, Biodiversity & Evolution-II
    •      BIO101 - Basic I-Biology
    •      PSY513 - Forensic Psychology
    •      BIO202 – BIOCHEMISTRY-1
    •      BT505 – Biosensors
    •      CS205 - Information Security
    •      ENG508 - Semantics and Pragmatics
    •      ENG516 - Teaching Business Communication
    •      IT430 - E-Commerce
    •      MCM532 - Magazine Journalism
    •      MCM604 - International Communication
    •      MCM610 - Mass Communication Law & Ethics
    •      PSY511 - Environmental Psychology
    •      ZOO506 - Applied Entomology and Pest Management
    •      MGT704 - Organization Theory & Design
    •      MKT530 - Consumer Behaviour
    •      MGMT729 - Crisis Management
    •      MGT504 - Organization Theory & Design
    •      MCM101 - Introduction to Mass Communication
    •      ENG511 - Psycholinguistics
    •      BNK610 - Islamic Banking Practices
    •      ECO404 - Managerial Economics
    •      STA644 - Non-Parametric Statistics
    •      FIN704 - Managerial Accounting
    •      EDU302 - Human Development and Learning
    •      BNK601 - Banking Laws & Practices
    •      ENG513 - Language Teaching Methods
    •      BIF402 - Ethical and Legal Issues in Bioinformatics
    •      BIF602 - Bioinformatics Computing II
    •      BIO301 - Essentials of Genetics
    •      BIO601 - Proteomics
    •      BIT701 - Introduction to Programming
    •      BNKI619 - Internship Report-Banking
    •      BNKI620 - Internship Report-Banking
    •      BT733 - Bioethics, Biosecurity and Biosafety
    •      BIO204 - Principles of Biochemical Engineering
    •      BT504 - Genomics and Proteomics
    •      CS202 - Fundamentals of Front End Development
    •      CS204 - Cyber Law
    •      CS302 - Digital Logic Design
    •      CS403 - Database Management Systems
    •      CS706 - Software Quality Assurance
    •      CS707 - Network Security
    •      CS708 - Software Requirement Engineering
    •      CS709 - Formal Methods for Software Engineering
    •      CS710 - Mobile and Pervasive Computing
    •      CS712 - Distributed DBMS
    •      CS713 - Object Oriented DBMS
    •      CS716 - Advanced Computer Networks
    •      CS721 - Network Performance Evaluation
    •      CS723 - Probability and Stochastic Processes
    •      CS724 - Software Process Improvement
    •      CS311 - Introduction to Web Services Development
    •      EDU402 - Curriculum Development
    •      FIN723 - Taxation Management
    •      EDU433 - Professionalism in Teaching
    •      GSC101 - General Science
    •      MCM301 - Communication skills
    •      BIO502 - Genomics
    •      EDU654 - Addressing problems of learning through technology and pedagogy
    •      EDU510 - Teaching of Mathematics
    •      MGT602 - Entrepreneurship
    •      BT603 - Fermentation Technology
    •      ACC501 - Business Finance
    •      CS409 - Introduction to Database Administration
    •      ECO401 - Economics
    •      ECO402 - Microeconomics
    •      EDU701 - Human Resource Management in Education
    •      FIN625 - Credit & Risk Management
    •      HRM613 - Performance Management
    •      ZOO503 - Zoogeography and Paleontology
    •      ENG001 - Elementary English
    •      ENG101 - English Comprehension
    •      MCD403 - Music Production
    •      MCD501 - TV Direction
    •      MCM311 - Reporting and Sub-Editing
    •      MCM401 - Fundamentals of Public Relations
    •      MCM411 - Introduction to Broadcasting
    •      MCM501 - Advertising for Print and Electronic Media
    •      EDU512 - Teaching of Islamic Studies
    •      ENG514 - Teaching of Listening and Speaking Skills
    •      PHY101 - Physics
    •      MCM515 - Radio News Reporting & Production
    •      MCM601 - Media Management
    •      MGMT723 - Leadership & Team Management
    •      MKT703 - Strategic Marketing Management
    •      EDU405 - Classroom Assessment
    •      EDU406 - Critical Thinking and reflective Practice
    •      EDU602 - Educational Leadership and Management
    •      FIN711 - Advanced Financial Accounting
    •      FIN725 - Credit & Risk Management
    •      CS301 – Data Structures
    •      304 - Object Oriented Programming
    •      EDU710 - Research Seminar
    •      CS502 - Fundamentals of Algorithms
    •      MGT201 - Financial Management
    •      ECO302 - Principles of Microeconomics
    •      CS302 - Digital Logic Design
    •      CS501 - Advance Computer Architecture
    •      CS504 - Software Engineering - I
    •      CS615 - Software Project Management
    •      CS314 - Introduction to Cellular Networks
    •      CS435 - Cloud Computing
    •      CS206 - Introduction to Network Design & Analysis
    •      CS312 - Database Modeling and Design
    •      CS401 - Computer Architecture and Assembly Language Programming
    •      CS402 - Theory of Automata
    •      MTH302 - Business Mathematics & Statistics
    •      CS406 - Web Based Database Applications
    •      CS407 - Routing and Switching
    •      ENG503 - Introduction to English Language Teaching
    •      CS431 - Wireless Communication
    •      CS610 - Computer Network
    •      CS611 - Software Quality Engineering
    •      ENG510 - Sociolinguistics
    •      MCM304 - Mass Media in Pakistan
    •      MGT611 - Business & Labor Law
    •      PHY301 - Circuit Theory
    •      STA631 - Inferential Statistics
    •      MTH304 - Statics
    •      MTH404 - Dynamics
    •      MTH501 - Linear Algebra
    •      MTH701 - Advanced Differential Equations
    •      MTH401 - Differential Equations
    •      CS620 - Modelling and Simulation
    •      MTH301 - Calculus II
    •      CS315 - Network Security
    •      BNK603 - Consumer Banking
    •      BIO102 - Basic II-Chemistry
    •      BIO303 - Biochemistry II
    •      CHE201 - Physical Chemistry
    •      CS411 - Visual Programming
    •      CS420 - Web Development for Portable Devices
    •      CS625 - Professional Practices
    •      ENG501 - History of English Language
    •      ENG520 - Testing and Assessment
    •      ENG521 - Language Classroom Management
    •      MCD402 - Lighting for TV Production
    •      MCD502 - Script Writing
    •      MCM511 - Theories of Communication
    •      MGT711 - Business & Labor Law
    •      MTH7123 - Advanced Fluid Dynamics
    •      MTH603 - Numerical Analysis
    •      MGT604 - Management of Financial Institutions (alt. code=BNK604)
    •      MGT502 - Organizational Behaviour
    •      MTH202 - Discrete Mathematics
    •      PSY515 - Cross Cultural Psychology
    •      PSY407 - Sport Psychology
    •      PSY401 - Clinical Psychology
    •      PAK302 - Pakistan Studies
    •      STA643 - Experimental Designs
    •      MTH001 - Elementary Mathematics
    •      MGT101 - Financial Accounting
    •      EDU205 - Effective Classroom Management
    •      EDU301 - General Methods of Teaching
    •      FIN623 - Taxation Management
    •      MGT520 - International Business
    •      SOC602 - Sociology of Education
    •      MGT401 - Financial Accounting II
    •      ECO406 - Mathematical Economics
    •      STA404 - Regression and Correlation Analysis
    •      STA304 - Applied Statistics
    •      HRM626 - Recruitment and selection
    •      HRM630 - International Human Resource Management
    •      CS601 - Data Communication
    •      CS441 - Big Data Concepts
    •      BNK612 - Financial Jurisprudence in Islam
    •      CS606 - Compiler Construction
    •      ECO606 - Mathematical Economics I
    •      EDU304 - Introduction to Guidance and Counseling
    •      MTH704 - Computational Software’s for Mathematics
    •      ECO704 -Managerial Economics
    •      MCM619 - Final Project-Mass Communication
    •      CS432 - Network Modeling and Simulation
    •      CS703 - Advanced Operating Systems
    •      ECO619 - Final Project - Economics
    •      BIF732 - Advanced Computing Approaches
    •      EDU508 - Teaching of English Language
    •      FIN722 - Corporate Finance
    •      MKT724 - Brand Management
    •      CS701 - Theory of Computation
    •      CS702 - Advanced Algorithms Analysis and Design
    •      BNK611 - Economic Ideology in Islam
    •      MGT713 - Production / Operations Management
    •      MGTE630 - Knowledge Management
    •      MTH633 - Group Theory
    •      CS718 - Wireless Networks
    •      EDU515 - Teaching of Geography
    •      BNK704 - Management of Financial Institutions
    •      ENG518 - Research Methodology in ELT
    •      STA632 - Sampling Techniques
    •      BIF501 - Bioinformatics II
    •      BIF601 - Bioinformatics Computing I
    •      BIF604 - Special Topics in Bioinformatics
    •      BIO734 - Advances in Cell Biology
    •      EDUA519 - Teaching Practice - I
    •      STAT408 - Experimental Design Analysis
    •      MTH621 - Real Analysis I
    •      BIO731 - Advanced Molecular Biology
    •      BT734 - Research Methods in Biotechnology
    •      BT731 - Modern Biotechnology: Principles & Applications
    •      BT735 - Advances in Fermentation Technology
    •      GEN733 - Biometrical Techniques in Genetics
    •      PSY619 - Final Project-Psychology
    •      COM619 - Final Project-Commerce
    •      FIN619 - Final Project-Finance
    •      HRM619 - Final Project-Human Resource Management
    •      MGT619 - Final Project-Management
    •      PAD619 - Final Project-Public Administration
    •      ZOOI620 - Internship
    •      FIN620 - Final Project-Finance
    •      EDU630 - Research Project - Education
    •      ELT620 - Thesis
    •      GEN731 - Advanced Molecular Genetics
    •      SPT730 - Special Topic
    •      EDU511 - Teaching of Islamiat
    •      ACFI619 - Internship Report-Accounting & Finance
    •      BT601 - Virology
    •      PSY406 - Educational Psychology
    •      PSY632 - Theory & Practice of Counseling
    •      ACF619 - Final Project- Accounting & Finance
    •      EDU266 - Teaching of Science
    •      MCD401 - Camera basics, principles and practices
    •      COMI619 - Internship Report-Commerce
    •      ECOI619 - Internship Report - Economics
    •      FINI619 - Internship Report-Finance
    •      FINI620 - Internship Report-Finance
    •      GSC201 - Teaching of General Science
    •      ENG201 - Business and Technical English Writing
    •      BIF401 - Bioinformatics I
    •      MGT501 - Human Resource Management
    •      EDU601 - Philosophy of Education
    •      MCM531 - Community Journalism
    •      MTH721 - Commutative Algebra
    •      EDU501 - School, Community and Teacher
    •      MCM310 - Journalistic Writing
    •      PSC201 - International Relations
    •      PSY510 - Organizational Psychology
    •      ZOO401 - Limnology
    •      ZOO505 - Cell and Molecular Biology
    •      EDU705 - Writing for Research
    •      EDU703 - Organizational Behaviour in Education
    •      EDU509 - Teaching of General Mathematics
    •      BT404 - Food Biotechnology
    •      ZOO502 - Animal Physiology and Behavior
    •      ETH201 - Ethics (for Non-Muslims)
    •      ENG502 - Introduction to Linguistics
    •      BT405 - Nano Biotechnology
    •      CS608 - Software Verification and Validation
    •      BIO203 - Methods in Molecular Biology
    •      BT102 - Microbiology
    •      BT503 - Environment Biotechnology
    •      CHE301 - Analytical Chemistry & Instrumentation
    •      CS725 - Data Mining
    •      EDU430 - ICT in Education
    •      MCM514 - Feature & Column Writing
    •      MCM517 - Online Journalism
    •      PSY404 - Abnormal Psychology
    •      SOC401 - Cultural Anthropology
    •      ENG504 - Second Language Acquisition
    •      ENG515 - Teaching of Reading and Writing Skills
    •      MGT503 - Principles of Management
    •      HRM624 - Conflict Management
    •      PSY514 - Consumer Psychology
    •      PSY512 - Gender Issues in Psychology
    •      PSY408 - Health Psychology
    •      PSY405 - Personality Psychology
    •      PSY402 - Experimental Psychology
    •      MCD503 - TV News and Current Affairs
    •      STA630 - Research Methods
    •      EDU431 - Test Development & Evaluation
    •      STA621 - Time Series Analysis
    •      FIN630 - Investment Analysis & Portfolio Management
    •      MCD404 - Audio-Visual Editing
    •      STA642 - Probability Distributions
    •      BT301 - Introduction to Biotechnology
    •      EDU101 - Foundations of Education
    •      EDU603 - Educational Governance Policy and Practice
    •      MCD620 - Final Project
    •      MGT510 - Total Quality Management (alt. code=MGMT510)
    •      PSY409 - Positive Psychology
    •      SOC101 - Introduction to Sociology
    •      SOC402 - Sociological Perspectives
    •      SOC403 - Gender Studies
    •      SOC601 - Social Policy and Governance
    •      BIO201 - Cell Biology
    •      EDU410 - Teaching of Literacy Skills
    •      ENG505 - Language Learning Theories
    •      ECO303 - Principles of Macroeconomics
    •      EDU201 - Learning Theories
    •      EDU409 - Teaching of Literacy and Language
    •      ELT619 - Teaching Practice
    •      ENG506 - World Englishes
    •      MGT601 - SME Management
    •      MGT610 - Business Ethics
    •      MGT703 - Strategic Management
    •      MTH405 - Elementary Topics in Pure Mathematics
    •      PAD603 - Governance, Democracy and Society
    •      ZOO501 - Developmental Biology
    •      ZOO630 - Research Methods in Biology
    •      MTH100 - General Mathematics
    •      MTH303 - Mathematical Methods
    •      ECO602 - Forecasting & Budgeting
    •      EDU702 - Advanced Educational Leadership
    •      EDUB519 - Teaching Practice - II
    •      HRM617 - Training and Development
    •      HRM627 - Human Resource Development
    •      HRM727 - Human Resource Development
    •      MCD504 - Acting and Performance
    •      MCM431 - Development Communication
    •      MGMT615 - Transportation & Logistics Management
    •      MGMT623 - Leadership & Team Management - MGMT623 (alt. code=HRM623)
    •      MGMT715 - Advanced Transportation & Logistics Management
    •      MGMT725 - Change Management
    •      MGT621 - Administrative Law and Accountability
    •      MTH632 - Complex Analysis and Differential Geometry
    •      SOC302 - Sociological Theories
    •      SOC603 - Sociology of Development
    •      TPTB519 - Teaching Practice - II
    •      URD101 - Urdu
    •      ZOO731 - Advanced Analytical Techniques
    •      ZOO504 - Wildlife
    •      MKT730 - International Marketing
    •      ZOO507 - Principles of Animal Ecology
    •      ZOO510 - Economic Zoology
    •      ECO601 - Business Econometrics
    •      ECO610 - Issues in the Economy of Pakistan
    •      FIN611 - Advanced Financial Accounting
    •      HRM713 - Performance Management
    •      MGT404 - Managerial Accounting
    •      MGMT629 - Crisis Management
    •      MGMT728 - Organizational Development
    •      MKT621 - Advertising & Promotion
    •      MKT725 - Services Marketing
    •      MGT411 - Money & Banking
    •      BIF733 - Bioinformatics I (Essentials of Genome Informatics)
    •      BIO401 - Biostatistics
    •      BIO733 - Applied Biostatistics
    •      BT406 - Research Methodology & Skill Enhancement
    •      BT732 - Genetics & Genomics
    •      MGMT614 - Supply Chain Management
    •      MGMT628 - Organizational Development (alt. code=HRM628)
    •      MGMT630 - Knowledge Management
    •      MGMT714 - Advanced Supply Chain Management
    •      MGMT730 - Knowledge Management
    •      MGT202 - Finance Management
    •      MGT613 - Production / Operations Management
    •      ECO403 - Macroeconomics
    •      MGT111 - Introduction to Public Administration
    •      FIN621 - Financial Statement Analysis
    •      MGT603 - Strategic Management
    •      ENG512 - Bilingualism
    •      BNK613 - Islamic Ethics in Business
    •      MGMT622 - Management Skills
    •      BT302 - Immunology
    •      PSY502 - History & Systems of Psychology
    •      BIF731 - Advanced Bioinformatics
    •      BT401 - Genetic Resources & Conservation
    •      MCM520 - Contemporary Mass Media
    •      MGMT617 - Production Planning and Inventory Control
    •      MGMT625 - Change Management
    •      MGMT717 - Advanced Production Planning and Inventory Control
    •      MKT627 - Sales Management
    •      MTH634 - Topology
    •      SOC301 - Introduction to Social Work
    •      ENG519 - Curriculum Design
    •      MKT529 - Export Marketing
    •      PSY504 - Cognitive Psychology
    •      PSY631 - Psychological Testing & Measurements
    •      BT602 - Seminar-II
    •      EDU404 - Classroom Testing and Assessment
    •      IT619 - Final Project - Information Technology
    •      MGT722 - Management Skills
    •      MGTI620 - Internship Report-Management
    •      ZOO602 - Seminar
    •      BIO503 - Biological Physics
    •      PSC401 - Public International Law
    •      HRM724 - Conflict Management
    •      STA100 - General Mathematics and Biostatistics
    •      BIO732 - Gene Manipulation and Genetic Engineering
    •      BT502 - Seminar-I
    •      CS726 - Information Retrieval Techniques
    •      MKT711- Marketing Research
    •      BT402 - Microbial Biotechnology
    •      MCMI619 - Internship Report-Mass Communication
    •      STA730 - Advanced Research Methods
    •      HRMI619 - Internship Report - Human Resource Management
    •      MGTI619 - Internship Report - Management Selection of Organization
    •      STA406 - Statistical Inference
    •      MTH622 - Vectors and Classical Mechanics
    •      MTH643 - Introduction to MATLAB
    •      MTH201 - Multivariable Calculus
    •      RTS720 - Research Thesis
    •      MKT610 - Customer Relationship Management
    •      MGT211 - Introduction to Business
    •      STA408 - Design and Analysis of Experiments
    •      ECO501 - Development Economics
    •      FIN622 - Corporate Finance
    •      MGT612 - Corporate Law
    •      STAT404 - Regression and Correlation
    •      EDU303 - Child Development
    •      MGT522 - Introduction to Public Policy
    •      MGT402 Cost & Management Accounting
    •      ETH201 - Ethics
    • DigiSkills
    •      Digital Marketing
    •      Freelancing
    •      E-Commerce Management
    •      SEO (Search Engine Optimization)
    •          SEO Glossary
    •      CRW101 - Creative Writing
    •      WPS101 - WordPress
    •      Graphic Design
    •      AutoCAD
    •      Digital Literacy
    •      QuickBooks
    •      Facebook Ads Professional
    • Competition Exam Preparation and Discussions
    •      CSS
    •      PMS
    •      PCS
    •      PPSC
    •      FPSC
    •      SAT
    • Best Naat Shareef
    • e-Commerce Website Reliable Solution
    • Lesson of Humanity
    • Pakistan
    • Cricket Celebrities
    • Google Terms
    •      Adsense
    • administrators
    • Global Moderators
    • Computer Sciences
    • Open Source CMS
    •      Troubleshooting
    •          Magento
    • Development Troubleshooting
    •      Android Development
    • ERPNext
    • Government College University Faisalabad
    •      LLB
    •          ENG322 - English Comprehensive and Composition
    •          HIS - History
    •          ISL - 321Islamic Studies/ Ethics
    •          POL - 301 Principles of Political Science
    •          LAW-304 Law of Torts-I
    •          MTH-421 Mathematics
    •          LAW-302 Legal System of Pakistan
    • Iqra University
    •      Media 101
    • All Topics
    • New Topics
    • Watched Topics
    • Unreplied Topics
    • zareen

      Maintenance activity on SMW5 cable system relating to Power Feed Equipment in TUAS (Singapore)
      Announcements • east bound maintenance activity singapore singapore bound smw5 tuas • • zareen

      1
      0
      Votes
      1
      Posts
      18
      Views

      No one has replied

    • zaasmi

      “Islamophobia and Western Media”
      General Discussion • virtual university of pakistan islamophobia mass communication western media • • zaasmi

      1
      0
      Votes
      1
      Posts
      6
      Views

      No one has replied

    • zaasmi

      Which is correct food or foods?
      General Discussion • • zaasmi

      1
      0
      Votes
      1
      Posts
      11
      Views

      No one has replied

    • Tahera Irum

      SOLUTION
      ISL201 - Islamic Studies • • Tahera Irum

      1
      0
      Votes
      1
      Posts
      20
      Views

      No one has replied

    • Tahera Irum

      ISL 201 GDB 1 Solution and Discussion
      ISL201 - Islamic Studies • solution discussion gdb 1 fall 2020 isl201 • • Tahera Irum

      4
      1
      Votes
      4
      Posts
      1765
      Views

      Triggered MAN

      @zaasmi said in ISL 201 GDB 1 Solution and Discussion:

      @tahera-irum said in ISL 201 GDB 1 Solution and Discussion:

      Obedience of Allah Almighty

      O ye who believe! Obey Allah, and obey the Messenger, and those charged with authority among you. If ye differ in anything among yourselves, refer it to Allah and His Messenger, if ye do believe in Allah and the Last Day: That is best, and most suitable for final determination.

    • zareen

      PM Imran Khan chairs federal cabinet meeting country’s economic and political situation.
      General Discussion • 15-point agenda economic hydrocarbon development multi-storey pm imran khan political situation • • zareen

      3
      0
      Votes
      3
      Posts
      26
      Views

      Triggered MAN

      PM. Imran Khan is our pride in front of the world

    • M

      All Subjects MidTerm and Final Term Solved Paper Links Attached Please check moaaz past papers
      Virtual University • moaaz final term paper solved past papers solved final term paper vu solved paper solved quiz • • moaaz

      24
      3
      Votes
      24
      Posts
      4691
      Views

      Triggered MAN

      @moaaz said in All Subjects MidTerm and Final Term Solved Paper Links Attached Please check moaaz past papers:

      Only Mid Term Mega File all Subjects Papers vu

      Final Term Solved Papers Solved Moaaz Past Papers

      Mid term and Final Term Solved Papers Mega Files link

      Past papers Solved Mid and Final term By Waqar

      Mid Term and Final Term Past papers Solved By Moaaz

      Only Final Term Solved Moaaz Past Papers

      Mid Term and Final Term Solved Papers Mega Files link

      Past papers Solved Mid and Final term By Waqar

      Mid Term and Final Term Past papers Solved By Moaaz

    • Hadii Hadia

      GDB 1 solution
      ISL201 - Islamic Studies • • Hadii Hadia

      1
      1
      Votes
      1
      Posts
      64
      Views

      No one has replied

    • zaasmi

      Virtual University must hold exams... (Poll)
      Virtual University • • zaasmi

      1
      0
      Votes
      1
      Posts
      20
      Views

      No one has replied

    • mehwish

      Islamic studies online Test
      ISL201 - Islamic Studies • • mehwish

      3
      1
      Votes
      3
      Posts
      18
      Views

      Tahera Irum

      tum mein sy behtr wo hy jis ny Quran sekha or dusroon ko sikhaya.(Holy Prophet(s.a.w))

    • zareen

      The objective of this assignment is
      CS301 – Data Structures • cs301 avl trees balancing factor of trees binary search trees rotation cases of avl trees • • zareen

      2
      0
      Votes
      2
      Posts
      15
      Views

      zareen

      @zareen said in The objective of this assignment is:

      o Binary Search trees

      Binary Search Tree (BST) –
      BST is a special type of binary tree in which left child of a node has value less than the parent and right child has value greater than parent. Consider the left skewed BST shown in Figure 2.

      Searching: For searching element 1, we have to traverse all elements (in order 3, 2, 1). Therefore, searching in binary search tree has worst case complexity of O(n). In general, time complexity is O(h) where h is height of BST.

      Insertion: For inserting element 0, it must be inserted as left child of 1. Therefore, we need to traverse all elements (in order 3, 2, 1) to insert 0 which has worst case complexity of O(n). In general, time complexity is O(h).

      Deletion: For deletion of element 1, we have to traverse all elements to find 1 (in order 3, 2, 1). Therefore, deletion in binary tree has worst case complexity of O(n). In general, time complexity is O(h).

    • zaasmi

      CS301 Assignment 1 Solution and Discussion
      CS301 – Data Structures • solution discussion assignment 1 spring 2020 cs301 • • zaasmi

      4
      0
      Votes
      4
      Posts
      9
      Views

      zareen

      @zareen
      100% Solution Code

      #include <iostream> using namespace std; /* The Student class */ class Student { private: string firstname, lastname, VUID; int marks; Student *nextStudent; public: // constructor of Student class to initialize data members of class Student(){ VUID = ""; marks = 0; firstname = ""; lastname = ""; nextStudent = NULL; } // Student class method to set VU ID of Student void setVUID(string val){ VUID = val; }; //Student class method to get VU ID of Student string getVUID(){ return VUID; }; // Student class method to set first name of Student void setFirstName(string val){ firstname = val; }; //Student class method to get first name of Student string getFirstName(){ return firstname; }; // Student class method to set last name of Student void setLastName(string val){ lastname = val; }; //Student class method to get last name of Student string getLastName(){ return lastname; }; //Student class method to set the Marks of Student void setMarks(int val) { marks = val; }; // Student class method to get the Marks of Student int getMarks() { return marks; } //Student class method to point current Student to next Student void setNext(Student *nextStudent) { this->nextStudent = nextStudent; } // Student class method to get memory address where pointer is pointing Student *getNext() { return nextStudent; } }; /* The List class */ class List { private: Student * head; Student * current; public: // constructor of list class to initialize data members of class List() { head = new Student(); head->setNext(NULL); current = NULL; } // list class method to add Students into list void add() { Student *newStudent = new Student(); int loc_marks = 0; string loc_vuid = "", loc_fname = "", loc_lname = ""; cout<<"\nEnter VU ID: "; cin>>loc_vuid; newStudent->setVUID(loc_vuid); cout<<"Enter Marks: "; cin>>loc_marks; newStudent->setMarks(loc_marks); cout<<"Enter First Name: "; cin>>loc_fname; newStudent->setFirstName(loc_fname); cout<<"Enter Last Name: "; cin>>loc_lname; newStudent->setLastName(loc_lname); if(head->getNext() == NULL){ newStudent->setNext(NULL); head->setNext(newStudent); current = newStudent; } else{ Student *temp = head; while(temp->getNext() != NULL && temp->getNext()->getMarks() >= loc_marks){ temp = temp->getNext(); } current = temp; newStudent->setNext(current->getNext()); current->setNext( newStudent ); current = newStudent; } }; // list class method to get the information of Student void getInfo() { if (current != NULL){ cout<<"VU ID: "<<current->getVUID()<<endl; cout<<"Marks: "<<current->getMarks()<<endl; cout<<"First Name: "<<current->getFirstName()<<endl; cout<<"Last Name: "<<current->getLastName()<<endl<<endl; } }; // list class method to move current to next Student bool next() { if (current == NULL){ return false; } current = current->getNext(); }; // frient function to list class to show all students in the list friend void showStudents(List list){ Student* savedCurrent = list.current; list.current = list.head; for(int i = 1; list.next(); i++){ list.getInfo(); } list.current = savedCurrent; }; }; main() { int input = 0; List lst; while(input != -1) { cout<<"1. To Add New Student in Ranking"<<endl; cout<<"2. To Display Ranking"<<endl; cout<<"3. To Close"<<endl<<endl; cout<<"Enter Your Choice: (1, 2 or 3) "; cin>> input; if(input == 1) { lst.add(); cout<<"Student's information saved successfully.\n"; } else if(input == 2) { cout<<"\nRanking Chart"<<endl; showStudents(lst); return 0; } else { return 0; } } }
    • zaasmi

      CS301 Assignment 3 Solution and Discussion
      CS301 – Data Structures • solution discussion assignment 3 fall 2020 assignment cs301 • • zaasmi

      3
      0
      Votes
      3
      Posts
      191
      Views

      zareen

      CS301-assignment-no3-Solution.docx

    • Tahera Irum

      5 Tips Super Simple for Sustaining Strong Immune Systems
      Health and Beauty • • Tahera Irum

      2
      1
      Votes
      2
      Posts
      29
      Views

      Tahera Irum

      mint herb is very useful for immune system
      mint kehwa is the best which reduce the weight and it is good for our whole body ,it eliminates the germs that from our body, thats effected our whole body system.

    • zareen

      ISL201 GDB 1 Solution and Discussion
      ISL201 - Islamic Studies • solution discussion fall 2019 gdb 1 isl201 • • zareen

      3
      0
      Votes
      3
      Posts
      414
      Views

      zareen

      https://cyberian.pk/topic/2152/isl-201-gdb-1-solution-and-discussion/4

    • zareen

      FIN725 GDB 2 Solution and Discussion
      FIN725 - Credit & Risk Management • solution discussion fall 2019 fin725 gdb 2 • • zareen

      3
      0
      Votes
      3
      Posts
      15
      Views

      zareen

      @shakil-ahmad-anjum said in FIN725 GDB 2 Solution and Discussion:

      please share material of fin725 for final term

      past paper link already shared
      Mid and Final Past Papers