Compilers and Data Structures
What software might you want to see?
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Only 4 people answered this question
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2 null
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2 for Kurzeweil
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1 for Dragon Naturally Speaking
How many computer work stations would you
like to see in the space?
Other suggestions for the space included:
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Adjustable computer screen heights
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Low brightness computers
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Standing and sitting computer work stations
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Ergonomic mouse
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Accessible printer
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Staffing to assist with station adaptation as needed
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Over the ear headphones
In this chapter, we delve into the world of compilers, exploring their role in translating source code to target code. The process of compiling, symbol tables, literal tables, and parse trees are discussed in detail, shedding light on their importance in software development. From the basics of what a compiler is to the intricacies of symbol tables and data structures, this chapter provides a comprehensive overview of essential concepts in programming.
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HOW MIGHT YOU USE A DESIGNATED ACCESSIBLE HOW MIGHT YOU USE A DESIGNATED ACCESSIBLE WORK SPACE? WORK SPACE? Using library resources/books, 9 Quiet Study, 7 Group Work, 6 Meeting with a professor or librarian, 4 Use of or trying out assistive technology, 5 Quiet Study Group Work Use of or trying out assistive technology Meeting with a professor or librarian Using library resources/books
What software might you want to see? Only 4 people answered this question 2 null 2 for Kurzeweil 1 for Dragon Naturally Speaking
How many computer work stations would you like to see in the space? #s 3.5 3 2.5 2 1.5 1 0.5 0 1 CPU 2 CPUs 3 CPUs 4+ CPUs #s
What types of furniture would work best for you in What types of furniture would work best for you in an accessible work space? an accessible work space? Other Whiteboard White noise machine An additional non-adjustable table as a workspace Alternative lighting A height adjustable table without a computer A chair without arms A chair with adjustable height arms 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 What types of furniture would work best for you in an accessible work space?
What computer hardware would you like What computer hardware would you like available on the computer(s)? available on the computer(s)? Other, 1, 4% Screen magnifier, 3, 11% Large monitor, 4, 15% Speakers, 1, 4% Dual monitors, 4, 15% Overhead scanner, 4, 15% Curved/ergonomic keyboard, 3, 11% Flatbed scanner, 3, 11% Alternative input device, 1, 3% Large print keyboard, 3, 11% Curved/ergonomic keyboard Large monitor Dual monitors Large print keyboard Alternative input device Flatbed scanner Overhead scanner Speakers Screen magnifier Other
Other suggestions for the space included: Adjustable computer screen heights Low brightness computers Standing and sitting computer work stations Ergonomic mouse Accessible printer Staffing to assist with station adaptation as needed Over the ear headphones
