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    Computer Aided Design

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    Thesis: Computer aided design contributes to easy design‚ increases productivity and it also improves the quality of the product‚ and has beneficial medical‚ architectural and engineering applications. I. Contributes to easy design and increases productivity A. Contributes to easy design 1. Rapid prototyping 2. Customized mass production B. Increases productivity 1. Easy design process a. Exchange and control of information b. Time-sharing of workstations 2. Controlled digital design II. Improves the quality

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    bandwidth‚ delay‚ reliability and Load. The metric hop count is used by OSPF (Open Shortest Path First) and RIP (Router Information Protocol)‚ hop count is the number of routers the packet has to cross between source and destination. EIGRP (Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol) uses bandwidth and delay as default metrics but can also be configure to include bandwidth and reliability in this calculation which is a much more precise metric than Hop count. The routers are located in the core layer

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    “Dynamic Tension Through Compression and Expansion” - Interior Architecture MANIFESTATION OF THE THIRD DIMENSION THIRD DIMENSION * The quality of depth or thickness in an object or a space. “Dynamic Tension Through Compression and Expansion” (5th dimension) DYNAMIC * Continuous and productive activity or change TENSION * balance maintained in an artistic work between opposing forces or an elements COMPRESSION * reduce space occupied or space required EXPANSION

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    Preparing a hot breakfast and cleanup was a process that took much longer than it should take in the mornings. I needed to condense food preparation and use less equipment to make breakfast. Included in this report is a flowchart that describes the process for preparing the meal and cleaning the dishes‚ factors that change the process‚ and a metric to determine each step within the process. I needed to take several steps to prepare breakfast‚ clean the cooking equipment and clean the

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    Cams  Drop/Snail A snail/drop cam has a slow rise and then a sudden drop. This is a one-event-per-turn cam with a slow build up to the peak and a rapidly decreasing edge. This cam has one direction only‚ which is counter clockwise.  Pear A pear shaped cam that is made from a circular disc of material‚ which is then elongated to create its shape. This cam will provide a steady rise and fall in the in the follower followed by a period where the follower does not move.  Eccentric An

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    Boolean algebra finds its most practical use in the simplification of logic circuits. If we translate a logic circuit’s function into symbolic (Boolean) form‚ and apply certain algebraic rules to the resulting equation to reduce the number of terms and/or arithmetic operations‚ the simplified equation may be translated back into circuit form for a logic circuit performing the same function with fewer components. If equivalent function may be achieved with fewer components‚ the result will be increased

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    MIS 201 Introduction to MIS UML Class Diagram Exercise #3b Spring 2010 21 March 2010 Flying Fish.com Flying Fish is organizing its corporate information before it creates an extension of their existing business on the Web. Their new business‚ Flying Fish.com‚ will provide fish owners with advice on fish health‚ behavior and nutrition‚ and sell such products as aquariums‚ filters‚ heaters‚ decorations‚ and water treatment aids. The web site will also have capabilities for fish owners

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    describe organizational theory‚ how organizations function‚ and relate to organizational structure‚ culture‚ and design. (1.2) 4. To show how organizational design helps a company gain a competitive advantage‚ deal with contingencies‚ manage diversity‚ increase efficiency‚ increase innovation‚ and effectively manage change. (1.2) 5. To illustrate the consequences of poor organizational design and loss of control over structure and culture. (1.2) 6. To discuss the three approaches of evaluating organizational

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    Essay 1. Aspects of Design Thinking. The two aspects of design thinking that I believe are the most important are: (a) The Design Cycle (b) Principles of Good Design.‚ The Design Cycle. Design activity uses four abstract elements in the design cycle. Exploration‚ Concepts‚ Proposal and Evaluation. These are further described by Donald Schon in his book “ The Reflective Practioner.” Basically Schon shows that the four elements are Naming‚ Framing‚ Moving and Reflecting. Whatever interpretation

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    UML Class Diagrams and Examples Here are some examples of UML class diagrams and explanations of their contents. See if you can interpret the last diagram yourself. Refer to Handout #2 for help with the UML syntax. Example #1: Inheritance – Vehicles This diagram shows an inheritance hierarchy – a series of classes and their subclasses. Its for an imaginary application that must model different kinds of vehicles such as bicycles‚ motor bike and cars. [pic] Notes • All Vehicles

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