A bank embarked on a recruitment campaign of university graduates, and Francis, a recent graduate applied for a position. Francis was interviewed by the bank, and following the interview, the bank offered Francis a position by letter which set out a salary, and a starting date. Francis accepted the position by return mail. A few days after Francis began work for the bank, he was called into the Manager's office and presented with an employment contract that contained a confidentiality clause, and a proviso that either party could terminate the contract on three month's notice, or in the case of the bank, payment of three month's salary and accrued benefits. Francis signed the agreement. Francis worked for the bank for almost fifteen years, moving from the position of trainee through various promotions to the position of Branch Manager of a small branch of the bank. Some month's later, he had a disagreement with the Regional office of the bank over the quality of certain loans he had made to local businesses, and his employment was terminated. On termination, he was paid three month's salary and his accrued benefits. A week later, Francis instituted legal proceedings against the bank for wrongful dismissal. What might be the basis of the claim for wrongful dismissal? What likely response would the bank make to his claim?

A description of 14 typical information processing routines is given here, along with 10 numbered segments from systems flowcharts (Figure 4.14). Match the flowcharting segments with the descriptions to which they correspond. Four descriptions will be left blank. a. Two documents are sent to an external entity. b. Data on source documents are keyed to an offline disk. c. Programmed edits are performed on key input, the data entry clerk investigates exceptions and keys in corrections, and then data on the disk are updated. d. Inputs stored on two magnetic disks are merged. e. The computer prepares a report that is sent to an external entity. f. Output is provided to a display device at a remote location. g. A batch total of input documents is compared to the total reflected on an error and summary report produced after the documents were recorded. h. Data are keyed from a remote location. i. Data on a magnetic tape are printed during an offline operation. j. Data stored on a disk are sorted and placed on another disk. k. A report is printed from the contents of a disk.Question 29 Which of the following statements are true regarding sources of contract law? O A major source of contract law is the common law of contracts. O A major source of contract law is the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) which never takes precedence over the common law of contracts. O The Restatement of the Law of Contracts is law and is employed by lawyers and judges to decide contract disputes.Lab Micro Fall 2019 BONUS #1 (2 points): For all of the following questions, draw the Flowchart corresponding to them by hand then capture it and submit it online. Incorrect flowchart gets 0 points (no partial points). General Notes: 1. If part of the problem needs a loop, then you must draw the loop. 2. If part of the flowchart calls a subroutine, then you must draw the flowchart of the subroutine. 3. All flowchart must be labeled (e.g. main, delayD, operationX, .. etc.) 4. Each step should be unambiguous (i.e. well defined (i.e. cannot be interpreted in two different ways)). Question1 (0.5 points): Draw a flowchart for an 8051 program that adds two 16 bits numbers, call them x, and y, then the result is stored in z. Note: 8051 uses registers of length 8bits, then you have to show how the flowchart deals with this problem (hint: check Lab 2's exercise). Question2 (0.5 points): Draw a flowchart for an 8051 program that reads a list of data from the RAM starting at location S (S E [20H, 7FH]). The list is terminated by the value OH. The program then calculates the difference between number of evens and number of odds in the list (0 is not even nor odd). Question3 (1 points): Draw a flowchart for an 8051 program that works as a vending machine. Each switch connected to port 1 is considered as 50Fils coin. The user should turn switches ON and OFF which correspond to the amount of 50filses he inputted. The program then counts the number of 50Filses and output number of 100Filses to port 2, and number of the remaining 50Filses to port 3. (the program should loop forever). Example: If: Port1: 00111011 ;0+0+50+50+50+0+50+50 = 250Fils Then: Port2: 00000010 ;2x100Fils Port3: 00000001 ;1x50FilsINSTRUCTIONS: All output must be printed and handed in, not posted on Blackboard and not e-mailed to me. Given the database tables below, create the following 4 diagrams using VISIO, MS-Word or another appropriate software package. The diagrams cannot be hand written. o Context Diagram DFD Diagram 0 ERD depicting relationships among the objects listed using crow's foot notation " Specify Primary Keys and Foreign Keys in the ERD using , o Use Case Diagram for the "Customer Places Order" use case . All 4 diagrams must be submitted for consideration to receive any extra credit. Customer Order Orderitem Product Supplier CustomerID OrderID LiOrderitem ProductID SupplierID FName OrderDate OrderID Prod Name SupplierName LName OrderNum ProductID UnitPrice ContactName Address CustomerID Quantity Packaging Contact Title City TotalAmt InventoryQty Address St BooleanPaid SupplierID City Zip St Phone Zip email Phone emailSymbol Purpose Description Flow Ime Used to indicate the flow of logic by connecting symbols. Terminal(Stop/Start) Used to represent start and end of flowchart Input Output Used for input and output operation. Processing Lised for sirthogels operations and data-manipulations. Used to represent the operation in which there are two alternatives, truc and false. On-page Connector Used to join different flowline Off-page Connector Used to connect flowchart portion on different page. Predefined Used to represent a group of statements performing one processing lask. Process Function Q1. Draw a flowchart to add two numbers entered by user. Q2. Draw flowchart to find the largest among three different numbers entered by user