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The document provides guidelines for a group assignment on explaining a data structure in Java. Students must choose a data structure and write a 12-15 page document covering its introduction, uses, implementation, methods, examples, and conclusion in accordance with the specified formatting and submission guidelines.

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Assignment of Java

The document provides guidelines for a group assignment on explaining a data structure in Java. Students must choose a data structure and write a 12-15 page document covering its introduction, uses, implementation, methods, examples, and conclusion in accordance with the specified formatting and submission guidelines.

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Assignment: Data Structures in Java

Your group is given one of the data structures (Set, List, Stack, Queue, Map, or
Tree) and prepare a document that provides an in-depth understanding of the
chosen data structure. Your document should include the following sections:

1. Introduction:
▪ Provide a brief overview of the chosen data structure, explaining its
purpose and fundamental characteristics.
▪ Discuss the importance of data structures in programming and the
benefits of using them.
2. Uses and Applications:
▪ Explore the various use cases and applications of the chosen data
structure.
▪ Provide real-world examples or scenarios where the data structure
is commonly employed.
▪ Discuss why the chosen data structure is suitable for these specific
use cases.
3. Implementation in Java:
▪ Explain how the chosen data structure is implemented in Java.
▪ Describe the key interfaces or classes used for the implementation
and their roles.
▪ Discuss the advantages and limitations of the selected
implementation class(es) of the data structure.
4. Methods and Operations:
▪ Detail the essential methods and operations available for the
chosen data structure in Java.
▪ Explain how each method or operation works, including its purpose
and parameters (if any).
▪ Discuss the time complexity (big O notation) of each method or
operation.
5. Practical Examples:
▪ Provide practical code examples that demonstrate the usage of the
chosen data structure in Java.
▪ Show how to perform common operations such as adding elements,
removing elements, or accessing elements based on the specific
data structure.
6. Conclusion:
▪ Summarize the key points covered in your document, emphasizing
the importance and benefits of understanding and utilizing the
chosen data structure in Java programming.
▪ Offer any additional insights or recommendations for effectively
using the data structure in practical programming scenarios.
Submission Guidelines:

▪ The cover page must include:

• University and department name

• Assignment title

• Course name and course code

• Submission date

• Member's full name and ID number.

▪ Fonts:
▪ The font type should be the same throughout the document:
▪ Use time new romans, Arial, or Verdana font types
▪ Use black text on a white background.
▪ Font size must be 12
▪ Use 1.5 spacing between lines.
▪ Justify all paragraphs
▪ Pages needs to have page number
▪ Assignment:
▪ The assignment must be at least 12 pages and at most 15 pages
including the cover page.
▪ The assignment should be neat and well organized
▪ Check spelling, grammar, and punctuation before submitting.
▪ Use your own words.
▪ No excuse for late submissions.

Submission Deadline: _______________

Evaluation Criteria:

➢ Accuracy and clarity of explanations


➢ Depth of understanding demonstrated
➢ Use of appropriate examples and code snippets
➢ Organization and structure of the document
➢ Language proficiency and writing quality

Plagiarism will not be tolerated. Ensure that all content is original and
properly cited if referencing external sources.

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