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Introduction to Artificial Intelligence CSCE476/876, Spring 2009: www.cse.unl.edu/~choueiry/S09-476-876/ Send questions

AI Planning. Introduction to Artificial Intelligence CSCE476/876, Spring 2009: www.cse.unl.edu/~choueiry/S09-476-876/ Send questions to cse476@cse.unl.edu Berthe Y. Choueiry (Shu-we-ri) Avery Hall, Room 360 choueiry@cse.unl.edu Tel: +1(402)472-5444. Reading. Required reading

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Experiment 8: Diodes

Experiment 8: Diodes. * Introduction to Diodes * Part A: Diode i-v Characteristic Curves * Part B: Diode Circuits: Rectifiers and Limiters * Part C: LEDs, Photodiodes and Phototransistors * Part D: Zener Diodes. Introduction to Diodes.

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Properties of Scalars and Vectors

Properties of Scalars and Vectors. Vectors. A vector contains two pieces of information: specific numerical value specific direction drawn as arrows on diagrams. Scalars. can be described completely by just one numerical piece of information some are only positive quantities. Vectors.

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What kinds of guidelines do you think are necessary in the following areas on campus?

What kinds of guidelines do you think are necessary in the following areas on campus?. Classrooms and library Bathrooms Cafeteria Front of School /Entryway Hallway Courtyard and Playground During Assemblies. Classroom Expectation. Be Safe Walk Use quiet voice

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Donal Garvey, Director General, CSO, Palermo, 12 November 2004

Statistical Indicators for Broad Policy Purposes in Ireland - Developing the Consensus between Statistics and Politics. Donal Garvey, Director General, CSO, Palermo, 12 November 2004. Presentation Describes.

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AP Statistics Section 14.

AP Statistics Section 14.

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SNOMED Core Structures

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Exponents

Exponents. An exponent is the number of times the base is multiplied by itself. Example 27 can also be written as 3 This means 3 X 3 X 3. 3. Substituting variables for numbers. We can also use variables such as X and Y when using exponents. We can define X and Y as integers.

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Laboratory 1

Laboratory 1. A simple Pitch tuner. Objectives. To lean how to interface analogue signals to digital systems To learn how to process audio signals in embedded systems. Aim To develop a pitch tuner using an embedded system. Signal processing steps. Capture signal by microphone

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Using a Negative Exponent

Strobes. The picture of the golf ball was taken using a strobe light. Each flash of the strobe light lasted about 1 microsecond. How can you write this time in seconds as a power of ten?. 1. 1 microsecond is equal to. second. 1,000,000. EXAMPLE 1. Using a Negative Exponent. SOLUTION.

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Electrostatics

Part 3. Electrostatics. Electric Field vs Gravitational Field. The electric field can push AND pull charges Because there are two types of charges (+ and -) The gravitational field can only pull Only positive masses. Cause of Electric Field. Charges cause an electrical field.

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Arithmetic For Computers

Arithmetic For Computers. Chapter 3. Topics for discussion. Number system: { radix/base, a set of distinct digits, operations} Radix conversion ASCII versus binary representation Signed arithmetic; sign extension Bounds check; validation Addition and subtraction algorithms

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The Social Impacts Of IT

The Social Impacts Of IT.

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