Card Game Project Requirements:Title ScreenTitle Menu:Run GameRules – How game is played. This should display a string output explaining the game.Run Test ModeObject Oriented Design pieces:Building Card ObjectsBuilding a Deck of Card ObjectsShuffling Card Objects in DeckCreating Player ObjectsMoving cards from Deck to PlayerValidating Card valuesFunctional Design pieces:Test Engine – Used to test pieces of functionality separatelyShould allow for test cases to validate functions are working as expectedGame EnginePregame functions – betting, dealing out cards, number of players. Essentially any thing that needs to happen before game starts.Game workflow – setting which players turn it is, giving player turn choices. If Computer Player exist then logic must be in place to handle Computer players choices.Game Over conditions – What happens at end of gameDesign DocumentationOverview of what program does.Specification of each Object (Card, Deck, Player)Description and workflow for game engine.Complexity requirement:Part of the Program which adds complex logic; Validation of Card values, complex workflow for determining whos turn it is, Decision making for Computer players.Code Standards:Code is ReadableVariable Names are meaningfulCode Tabs Lineup properlyComments are handled appropriatelyI have already done most of the work and the game is running Just want you to finish it up with the menu and everything the task says

Wk 4 Discussion - Data Manipulation [due Thurs]Post a total of 3 substantive responses over 2 separate days for full participation. This includes your initial post and 2 replies to other students.Due ThursdayRespond to the following in a minimum of 175 words:Research data manipulation, efficiency, and memory in programming.Why are data manipulation, efficiency, and memory useful in programming? Provide specific examples for each.Due MondayReply to at least 2 of your classmates. Be constructive and professional in your responses.Wk 4 - Going Green [due Mon]Resource: Assignment Grading GuideComplete the Lab 9-5, "Programming Challenge 1 -- Going Green," of Starting Out with Programming Logic and Design.Note: You are only required to create the flowchart for this activity; however, notice how the pseudocode compares to the given Python code for this assignment.Submit your assignment.Wk 4 - University Project: Using Arrays [due Mon]Assignment ContentThe university updated its website program design request with a few more features to fit its needs.Update the website program to reflect the following changes:Use an array to prompt the user to enter a credit card account numberUse the sequential search algorithm to locate the credit card number entered by the userIf the credit card number is not in the array, display a message indicating the number is invalidIf the credit card number is in the array, display a message indicating the credit card number is validCreate a 1/2- to 1-page document containing pseudocode based on the revised program needs. Add the pseudocode statements to the existing pseudocode program.Create a 1- to 2-page flowchart based on the algorithm for the revised program needs. Add the flowchart structure in the existing flowchart for the program.Submit your assignment.Wk 5 Discussion - Algorithms and Object-Oriented Classes [due Thurs]Post a total of 3 substantive responses over 2 separate days for full participation. This includes your initial post and 2 replies to other students.Due ThursdayRespond to the following in a minimum of 175 words:Read the following pseudocode class definitions:Class PlantPublic Module message()Display "I'm a plant."End ModuleEnd ClassClass Tree Extends PlantPublic Module message()Display "I'm a tree."End ModuleEnd ClassGiven these class definitions, determine what the following pseudocode will display:Declare Plant pSet p = New Tree()Call p.message()Discuss how algorithms address object-oriented classes and objects.Due MondayReply to at least 2 of your classmates. Be constructive and professional in your responses.Wk 5 - University Project: Using Files [due Mon]Assignment ContentResource: Assignment Grading GuideFor completion of the program, use arrays and files.Instead of prompting the user for the prices of the book, update the website program to reflect the following changes:Read the prices into an array from a file using a loopUse a second loop to sum the values stored in the array after the prices of all the books have been readWrite the content of the array to a second fileCreate a 1/2- to 1-page document containing pseudocode based on the revised program needs. Replace the pseudocode statements in the existing pseudocode program.Create a 1- to 2-page flowchart based on the algorithm for the revised program needs. Replace the flowchart structure in the existing flowchart for the program.Submit your assignment.

In 2–3 pages One of the major causes of system performance issues is programs that run in the background and are started when the system starts. These programs are usually installed, so they are started from one of two entries in the system registry: HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Microsoft/Windows/CurrentVersion/Run HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/Microsoft/Windows/CurrentVersion/Run As a network administrator, you would like to gather information about these registry entries for all the computers in the network. You have selected Windows PowerShell to write a script for this task. Your plan will result in a document with a script for the tasks involved. Because there are security issues that prevent executing the scripts on remote computers, the script will be distributed to all users on the network as a download link on the company intranet. For purposes of this exercise, security issues can be ignored, so the script is not required to take security issues into account. Prepare a document to submit your work: Use Word. Title Page Course number and name Project name Student name Date Provide well-documented source code for a Windows PowerShell script that will perform the following tasks: Read the registry entries from both of the locations named in the project description. Compare each entry to a list of acceptable entries. The acceptable entry list is from a text file named "Acceptable_Reg.txt" that will accompany the script when the script is downloaded. Produce a text file report that lists all unacceptable registry entries. Save the report using the computer name as the file name. Transmit the report file to the following intranet address: intranet.xyzcompany.com/bad_reg.aspx In 300 words System administration involves a large number of tasks that require access to network servers and workstation computers. Scripting is commonly used for many of these tasks to reduce the labor and to also reduce the likelihood of mistakes. Many of the tasks require administrative access to the computers, and security must be maintained. Your IT group is currently working on a plan to automate as much of the administration work as possible using scripts, but they want to ensure that the security of all systems is maintained. You have been asked to investigate the issues surrounding security and the use of scripts in a network environment and report your findings to the IT group. Use the Library and Internet to find information about maintaining security when using scripting for system administration in a network environment. As part of your response to the IT group: Identify at least 2 administrative IT tasks where scripting could be used but security would present an issue. Describe a solution for each task that will maintain security and still allow a scripted solution for the task. You are not required to write any scripts for this discussion, but you should discuss how the security issues would be resolved if a script was applied to complete the task. Include at least 1 reference to research sources. Cite all references using APA format. Grammar, spelling, punctuation, and format should be correct and professional.