'State change' diaporamas de présentation

95-733 Internet Technologies

95-733 Internet Technologies. Lecture 1: Introduction. Course Web Site. http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/~mm6. Prerequisites. The ability to program in Java Enthusiasm for programming Interested in web technologies. Specific Technologies. Netbeans and Glassfish

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Systems Analysis II Extending the requirements models

Systems Analysis II Extending the requirements models. INFO 355 Glenn Booker. Requirements?. This is to refine our initial development of system requirements New uses for the activity diagram State diagram. Use Case descriptions.

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Shared-memory Architectures

Shared-memory Architectures. Adapted from a lecture by Ian Watson, University of Machester. Overview. We have talked about shared-memory programming with threads, locks, and condition variables in the context of a single processor.

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Building Biological Systems from Standard Parts

Building Biological Systems from Standard Parts. Tom Knight MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory IGEM Headquarters Ginkgo Bioworks Inc. A Scientist discovers that which exists; an Engineer creates that which never was. -- Theodore von Karman.

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Windows Kernel Internals Common Coding Errors

Windows Kernel Internals Common Coding Errors. David B. Probert, Ph.D. Windows Kernel Development Microsoft Corporation. Improving Software Resilience. Resilient to: Attacks from malicious users Resource limitations like low memory

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Biotic Responses to shifting Ecological Drivers in a Desert Community

Biotic Responses to shifting Ecological Drivers in a Desert Community. S.K. Morgan Ernest Dept of Biology & Ecology Center, Utah State University @ skmorgane. Static Mentality. Dynamic Reality. Shifting Ecosystems: Regime Shifts e.g. Scheffer et al. (2001) Nature. Shifting Drivers.

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Matter:

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Sequential Logic

Sequential Logic. Combinatorial components: the output values are computed only from their present input values. Sequential components: their output values are computed using both the present and past input values.

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Power Mode Definitions and User Interfaces

Power Mode Definitions and User Interfaces. US TAG - TC 108 / October 4, 2002 Bruce Nordman Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory http://eetd.LBL.gov/Controls. LBNL: What We Do. U.S. Department of Energy National Laboratory Related to TC 108:

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Quantum transport phenomena with the edge channels in topological superconductors

@Nagoya U. Sept. 5, 2009. Quantum transport phenomena with the edge channels in topological superconductors. Naoto Nagaosa Department of Applied Physics The University of Tokyo and Cross-Correlated Materials Research Group, RIKEN Collaborators: Y. Tanaka, T. Yokoyama, A.V. Balatsky

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Fair and High Throughput Cache Partitioning Scheme for CMPs Shibdas Bandyopadhyay Dept of CISE

Fair and High Throughput Cache Partitioning Scheme for CMPs Shibdas Bandyopadhyay Dept of CISE University of Florida. Outline. Motivation and Problem Statement Existing Solutions What we propose to achieve Feasibility Study Potential Impact Conclusion. Motivation.

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What weapon can you make from potassium, nickel, and iron?

What weapon can you make from potassium, nickel, and iron?. A KNiFe !!!. Journal:. Please answer the following questions in your journal What was the most difficult part of the atomic structure unit for you? What is your specific plan to prepare for your test next week?

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CPIS 357 Software Quality & Testing

CPIS 357 Software Quality & Testing. I.Rehab Bahaaddin Ashary Faculty of Computing and Information Technology Information Systems Department Fall 2010. Chapter 1 :Basic Concepts and Preliminaries. Lecture Objectives The Quality Revolution Software Quality Role of Testing

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U.T. Pan Am PMU

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Activity Recognition : Techniques and Approaches

Activity Recognition : Techniques and Approaches. Prafulla Nath Dawadi Cpts 540 Artificial Intelligence. Contents. Introduction Sensor Techniques Application Conclusion. Introduction. What is Activity Recognition? Recognizing daily activities of human

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Activity Recognition : Techniques and Approaches

Activity Recognition : Techniques and Approaches. Prafulla Nath Dawadi Cpts 540 Artificial Intelligence. Contents. Introduction Sensor Techniques Application Conclusion. Introduction. What is Activity Recognition? Recognizing daily activities of human

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Heat in Changes of State

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Enthalpy ( ? H)

Enthalpy ( ? H). Calorimetry. the measurement of heat flow in/out of a system performed in a calorimeter the heat released by the system is equal to the heat absorbed by the surroundings enthalpy ( ? H) is the heat content in a system heat (q) = enthalpy change ( ? H).

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AEP IOP Suggestions

Greg Steinmetz 11/11/2009. AEP IOP Suggestions. IOP Suggestions. Include a state change in a recipient system of a command/control message For example, issuance of a disconnect would show the meter disconnect Participation from a wider array of vendors and utilities

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