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KNR 205: Scientific Principles of Coaching

KNR 205: Scientific Principles of Coaching. Introduction. General course stuff. This is a new course...first for me, first for you, first for the school It is designed for athletic coaching minors, but available to KNR majors Have you had any of these...

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CSE 421 Algorithms

CSE 421 Algorithms. Richard Anderson (for Anna Karlin) Winter 2006 Lecture 1. Course Introduction. Instructor Anna Karlin, karlin@cs.washington.edu Impostor Richard Anderson, anderson@cs.washington.edu Teaching Assistants Lloyd Parlee, parlee@cs.washington.edu

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Final Presentation

Final Presentation. Andres Fausto Stewart Bewley Philip Dawsey Ki Baek Eom. Agenda. Background Objective Timeline Assembly Calibration (Gyroscope & Motors) ADC testing Programming (LabVIEW & BASIC Stamp) Wireless Communication (Bluetooth) Feedback Control

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If you missed the first lecture. . .

If you missed the first lecture. Find the course webpage: http://physwww.mcmaster.ca/~okon/1b03/1b03.html and read the course outline and the first lecture. Log into WebCT and find Physics 1B03. Here you can find out which lab section you are in. Labs start this week.

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CSE 421 Algorithms

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Computer and Data Communications

Computer and Data Communications. Read Chapters 1 & 2. output data. input data. transmitted signal. received signal. input information. Transmission medium. Input device. Output Devices. Transmiter. Receiver. A Communications Model. output information. information :

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CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS CJ210

CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS CJ210. Instructor: Mary Louise Ryan Norwell, J.D. Contact Information. Professor Mary Lou Norwell E-mail: MNorwell@Kaplan.edu Office Hours: Wednesday 9:00-11:00 (EST) AIM: ProfNorwell@aim.com Phone: 708-601-0686. Grading. Discussion Boards:

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CSC 108 Introduction to Computer Programming

CSC 108 Introduction to Computer Programming. Which course should you take? CSC 104 vs CSC 108 vs CSC 148 CSC 104 -- the why and how of computing you don't learn how to program not required for CS program. CSC 108 -- intro to computer programming

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Lecture 1

Lecture 1. CS4705 Introduction to Natural Language Processing. What is Natural Language Processing?. The study of human languages and how they can be represented computationally and analyzed and generated algorithmically The cat is on the mat . --> on (mat, cat)

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