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    This document contains instructions for Lab Assignment 3 in the course CSC305: Programming Paradigms. Students are asked to answer 8 questions using Prolog programming language. The questions involve writing rules and queries to determine student information like who is the coordinator of different programs or who is an excellent or active student. This document also contains instructions for Lab Assignment 4 in the same course. Students are asked to answer 8 questions using Scheme programming language. The questions involve writing programs to perform calculations like converting degrees to radians, determining if a number is even or odd, calculating simple interest, force, energy, and adjusting a measured length based on temperature.

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    This document contains instructions for Lab Assignment 3 in the course CSC305: Programming Paradigms. Students are asked to answer 8 questions using Prolog programming language. The questions involve writing rules and queries to determine student information like who is the coordinator of different programs or who is an excellent or active student. This document also contains instructions for Lab Assignment 4 in the same course. Students are asked to answer 8 questions using Scheme programming language. The questions involve writing programs to perform calculations like converting degrees to radians, determining if a number is even or odd, calculating simple interest, force, energy, and adjusting a measured length based on temperature.

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    This document contains instructions for Lab Assignment 3 in the course CSC305: Programming Paradigms. Students are asked to answer 8 questions using Prolog programming language. The questions involve writing rules and queries to determine student information like who is the coordinator of different programs or who is an excellent or active student. This document also contains instructions for Lab Assignment 4 in the same course. Students are asked to answer 8 questions using Scheme programming language. The questions involve writing programs to perform calculations like converting degrees to radians, determining if a number is even or odd, calculating simple interest, force, energy, and adjusting a measured length based on temperature.

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    Lab Assignment 3

    CSC305: Programming Paradigms


    Logic Programming

    Answer ALL questions. This is a group assignment.


    Provide the answer for the following question by using only PROLOG programming
    language provided in the lab.

    Question 1
    Consider the following facts.

    Add the following rules and get the output by using console.
    1. A student is an excellent student if she/he is a dean list student.
    2. A student is an active student if she/he involves in any committee.
    3. Get who is the DCS coordinator?
    4. Get who is the DICE coordinator?
    5. Get who is the active student in DCS program?
    6. Get who is the excellent student in DCS program?
    7. Get who is the excellent student in DICE program?
    8. Get who is involved in the college committee?
    9. Get who is involved in the seminar committee?

    Lab Assignment 4
    CSC305: Programming Paradigms
    Functional Programming

    Answer ALL questions. This is a group assignment.


    Provide the answer for the following question by using only Scheme programming language
    provided in the lab.

    Question 1

    Explain the use of arithmetic expressions and Input Output in Scheme language. Give an
    example to support your answer. Also show the difference between functional and imperative
    languages in both aspects.

    Question 2

    Write a program that converts degrees to radians using the formula below.

    radians = degrees / 57.3

    Question 3

    Write a program that input an integer and display for the user whether the number is even or
    odd.

    Question 4

    Write a program that calculates simple interest (I = PRT) given the principal, the interest rate
    and period of years.

    Question 5

    Write a program that calculates the current through a resistor given the voltage drop across
    the resistor and the resistance in ohms. Use the formula I = V/R where V is voltage, R is
    resistance in ohms and I is current in amps.

    Question 6

    Write a program that calculates force (f = ma), where F is force in Newton’s, m is mass in
    kilogram and a is acceleration in meter/second.

    Question 7

    Write a program that uses Einstein’s e = mc2 equation to find the amount of energy for a
    given mass.

    Question 8
    Steel manufacturing tapes vary in length slightly depending on the temperature. When they
    are manufactured, they are standardized for 20 degrees Celsius (68 degrees Fahrenheit). As
    the temperature varies above or below 20 degrees C, the tape becomes slightly inaccurate,
    which must be taken into consideration. The formula below will produce a length correction
    given the length measured by the tape and the temperature in Fahrenheit.
    (T = temperature, L = measured length)

    C = 0.0000116 *(T – 20) * L

    The adjusted length can be calculated using the following formula.

    new length = L + C

    Write a function to input the measured length and temperature in Celsius and outputs and
    adjusted length using the formula above.

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