Assignment#01

Name: Madan Lal

ID#: CSC-18F-193
Section: 6D
Design Analysis & Algorithm

BS (CS)

Semester: Spring 2021

Submitted to:

Ma’am: Samreen Javed

Q#01: Uses of Design Analysis of Algorithm in different field of life. Eg:
Electronics, Medical, Teaching, Cooking etc.
Algorithms in Healthcare:

Algorithms are already widely used in medicine, formally and informally. For example, if you
have atrial fibrillation, we can use the CHADS-VASC atrial fibrillation risk score calculator to
estimate your risk of developing a stroke and therefore guide preventative treatment; should
you be given anticoagulation, or not?

An example of how iterative changes were made in this particular risk algorithm has been
documented by Professor Lip from the University of Birmingham, emphasizing the importance
of ongoing validation and improvement with larger data sets and more representative
population samples.

In fact, adoption of clinical algorithms is also the consequence of a more informal set of
processes and cultures that influence whether a tool gains sufficient traction within the wider
community. Similarly, even if a tool is widely adopted, the use of the algorithm and any decision
made as a result of that algorithm, in any individual clinical scenario, is usually at the discretion
of the professional at the time; if it is used then it is used to attempt to reduce the uncertainty
about a clinical decision.

2. USES IN ELECTRONIC:

With the increasing complexity of the electronic circuit automatic design, the traditional circuit
design method already more and more with difficulty satisfied this kind of request. But unifies
the programmable component and the evolutionary algorithms hardware may the dynamic
change hardware's structure adapt the adverse circumstance, resume the damage of the
function, the adaptation for the duty change.

3. Uses in Music:

Algorithmic composition is the technique of using algorithms to create music. Algorithms have
been used to compose music for centuries; the procedures used to plot voice-leading in
Western counterpoint, for example, can often be reduced to algorithmic determinacy. The issue
with automated recommendations, though, is that it takes some of the humanity out of
discovery and can influence what we listen to in hazy ways. Algorithms aren’t truly objective,
after all. Embedded in the long strings of equations and code are the conscious and
unconscious biases of its authors.
4. USES IN TEACHING:

Algorithm analysis and design" is one of the core curriculums of computer discipline. Theory
learning and practice of algorithm are more important in the course. Directing some flaws and
problems during the teaching process, combine with our teaching experience, this paper
proposes some reform measures including teaching content, objectives, teaching methods and
assessment methods in order to cultivate students' ability of analysis problem and enhance
their capacity to solve problem.

5. Algorithms in Psychology:

Psychology is an applied science that involves the study of the human mind and how it affects
human behavior. It depends heavily upon experiments, or tests designed to establish rules and
principles regarding how human minds work. Psychologists will observe the way humans
behave by talking to them, listening to them, and watching them under various conditions.
They'll apply algorithms to test for each possible variation in an experiment. They may use
heuristics to try things, but they will generally use algorithms to establish exact conclusions.

For example, suppose that you are afraid of spiders, and you want to know if seeing images of
spiders would cause that fear reaction within you. You don't think so, but you want to be sure.
So you collect a series of spider slides, and you implement an algorithm to do a batch test. You
will end the test if you have a fear reaction to a picture, or if you run out of spider pictures.

Algorithms are often applied to psychological analyses because the nature of an algorithm
means that the psychologist can have confidence in the results. Verification of symptoms,
consistency of effects, and effectiveness of treatments can all be determined and recorded
through the use of specific algorithms.