...Green Computing Research Project By James C. Frazier Part1 The purpose of this Green Computing Research Project is to research possible applications of green computing for We Are Big Incorporated. First, I want to define what is Green Computing: Environmental responsibility and sustainability in computing and/or IT systems, including overall energy efficiencies, responsible disposal of electronic waste and recycling programs, telecommuting, virtualization of server resources, thin client solutions, using open source software, and the development of new software to address green computing. In an article Harnessing Green IT: Principles and Practices, by San Murugesan defines the field of green computing as "the study and practice of designing, manufacturing, using, and disposing of computers, servers, and associated subsystems such as monitors, printers, storage devices, and networking and communications systems efficiently and effectively with minimal or no impact on the environment.” The applications being closely researched are as follows: * Data center and overall energy efficiency: Is a basic Energy Star program for organizations and using technology or data centers for multi-user/departmental uses. Cities teaming up with businesses to use tools like smart meters, data visualizations and even mobile technology to promote energy efficiency and urban sustainability. Quoting a report State of the World Report, by Diana Lind...
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...Project selection and integration management Since there were 3 short-list projects can be implemented. We need to compare them and choose one for implementation. First, we will list some criteria for chosen the project to implement. 1. Support key business objectives. As for this, we need the project can present an information which contain the environmental protection information to the customers and community. These environmental protection information or Green information must contain some activities like Recycle, Reduce and Reuse. The majority business objective in this topic is to create a Green image for the airline. So the project should be strong in this criterion. 2. Has strong internal sponsor As for this, if a project can be run successful, the internal support in the company’s different department is required! Like the project 1, we need to have a co-work with Food & Beverage Department. If the FB department dislikes the project then the project won’t be run success. 3. Acceptance of the society. This criterion is important. Some project need customer support so much like project 3. If the customers don’t agree the project, the project will fail. 4. Realistic level of technology. As a project sometimes might need to use some machines and technologies to help it. But may be some technology still not emergence. We might want to have a machine can absorb the rubbish then produce some useful product, but this is impossible in today. So we need to identify the...
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...Green Computing Research Project By James C. Frazier Part1 The purpose of this Green Computing Research Project is to research possible applications of green computing for We Are Big Incorporated. First, I want to define what is Green Computing: Environmental responsibility and sustainability in computing and/or IT systems, including overall energy efficiencies, responsible disposal of electronic waste and recycling programs, telecommuting, virtualization of server resources, thin client solutions, using open source software, and the development of new software to address green computing. In an article Harnessing Green IT: Principles and Practices, by San Murugesan defines the field of green computing as "the study and practice of designing, manufacturing, using, and disposing of computers, servers, and associated subsystems such as monitors, printers, storage devices, and networking and communications systems efficiently and effectively with minimal or no impact on the environment.” The applications being closely researched are as follows: • Data center and overall energy efficiency: Is a basic Energy Star program for organizations and using technology or data centers for multi-user/departmental uses. Cities teaming up with businesses to use tools like smart meters, data visualizations and even mobile technology to promote energy efficiency and urban sustainability. Quoting a report State of the World Report, by Diana Lind, April...
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...1 EBM680 Q1-2016 Green Computing Research Project Introduction: The purpose of this research project (50% of final grade) is to use a structured approach to project management by practicing and executing a series of project related activities throughout the course. You will execute a series of project tasks that fall within the five major phases of a project. These are individual assignments, be sure to show all work and document references. Instructions and grading parameters are detailed below and under each task. You must follow instructions and formatting requirements as listed below and under task assignment Submit using MS Office Products (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Project) as instructed Include a cover page (where indicated) containing the title of the assignment, the student’s name, the professor’s name, the course title, and the date. Be typed, double spaced, using Times New Roman font (size 12), with one-inch margins on all sides; properly document any references used All Assignments are Uploaded via Moodle Site to correct assignment folder Must submit each case study by the assignment due date – or points will be deducted Must be of high quality These are individual assignments – do your own work The specific course learning outcomes associated with these case studies are: Apply the concepts, knowledge and process areas of project management in accordance to the Project Management Institute Project Management Body of Knowledge ...
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...Case Study 2: Green Computing Research Project – Part 2 CIS 517 Week 6 As previously stated, the main purpose of the Green Computing Research Project is to research possible applications of green computing for greater efficiency. Furthermore, in our second case study we will focus on documenting the requirements of this project. As well as developing the scope statement for this project. By document the requirements based on the information provided and assumptions that we have made, including a requirements traceability matrix. Secondly, we will a list of questions to ask the company’s CIO, Ben, who is the project sponsor. Lastly, we will describe the potential deliverables and product characteristics through research. Requirements Project requirements provide an obvious tool for evaluating the quality of a project, because a final review should examine whether each requirement has been met. The requirements of this project were discussed by the CIO Ben. These requirements include: * High visibility project team * Outside consultants and other resources * A series of research reports; one for each green computing objectives listed in Part 1 * Final report including all data * Formal project proposals for technological implementations * 20 project ideas; recommend top four * Charts and detailed References. List of Questions * What are the energy efficiency levels of the company’s current data centers? * Are measures currently...
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...head: PROJECT CHARTER Project Charter Name University Professor April 22, 2012 Project Title: Green Computing Research Project – Part 1: Project Integration Management Date of Authorization: April 23, 2012 Project Start Date: April 23, 2012 Project Finish Date: October 22, 2012 Project Manager: Name, (XXX) xxx-xxxx, email Summary Schedule: * Research possible applications of green computing to be delivered as follows: * Data center and overall energy efficiency (deliver on 1st month) * The disposal of electronic waste and recycling (deliver on 2nd month) * Telecommuting (deliver on 3rd month) * Virtualization of server resources (deliver on 4th month) * Thin client solutions (deliver on 5th month) * Use of open sources (deliver on 5th month) * Development of new software to address green computing for internal use and potential sale to other organizations (deliver on 6th month) Project Budget Summary: The firm has been given $500,000 for this project. More funds are available to pay expert consultants for advice, and purchase books and related articles as needed. Project Objectives: The project plan developed as a result of this charter will provide an extensive report, including detailed financial analysis and recommendations on what green computing technologies to implement. Official project request forms for recommended solutions would also be created as part of the project. This...
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...Jan Doe Case Study 1: Green Computing Research Project – Part 1 CIS 517 Professor John Doe April 28, 2013 Project Charter Project Title: Green Computing Research Project Project Date of Authorization: April 28, 2013 Project Start Date: April 28, 2013 Projected Finish Date: October 28, 2013 Budget Information: The firm has allocated US $500,000 for this project. Project Manager: Jan Doe | 555.555.5555 | JDoe@wearebig.com Project Objectives: The objective is to research possible applications of green computing for the following are: * Data center overall energy efficiency * Disposal of electronic waste and recycling * Telecommunicating * Virtualization of server resources * Thin client solutions * Use of open source software * Development of new software to address green computing for internal use and potential sale to other organizations Main Project Success Criteria: Provide an extensive report, including detailed financial analysis and recommendations on what green computing technologies to implement in six-months with US $500,000 budget. Approach: * Select five resources including the Project Manager to work the project full-time for six-months as quickly as possible. Additional resources from other areas will be utilized as-needed to support project as well. * Priority will be given to internal resources and external resources will be considered as long as they can start working quickly. * Allow people...
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...Case Study 1: Green Computing Research Project – Part 1 CIS 517 - IT Project Management Student: Robert Lawson Instructor: Dr. Stephen Huber Project Title: Green Computing Research Project Date of Authorization: October 1 Project Start Date: October 1 Projected End Date: April 1 Project Manager: Ito, 999-9999, ito@wearebig.com ------------------------------------------------- Budget Summary: The firm has allocated $500,000 for this project. It will be used in efforts to assist in achieving the goals that have been set forth in the project objectives. This includes purchasing systems and software to support recommended changes, development life cycle of software, and funding changes related to power optimization within the datacenter (i.e., managed PDUs, etc.). Furthermore, funds will also be used to assist and support telecommuting team members to access resources involved in the project. ------------------------------------------------- Project Objectives: The project objectives are as follows: * Assist in following the company goal of helping improve the environment while increasing revenues and reducing costs. * Research possible applications of green computing. * Provide an extensive report, including financial analysis and recommendations on what green computing technologies to implement. * Discover ways to save power and compute resources. * Minimize the company’s overall carbon footprint, while cleaning, maintaining, and...
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...Case Study 2: Green Computing Research Project- Part 2 Requirements Traceability Matrix Project Name: Green Computing Research Project Project Manager: Requirement No. | Name | Category | Source | Status | 1 | Data Center | Building | | | 2 | PC computers and laptops | Hardware | | | 3 | Recycling | Building | | | 4 | Virtualization and Cloud Computing | Hardware | | | 5 | Solar Computing | Energy Source | | | 6 | Electricity output | Energy Source | | | 7 | Office material and resources | Operation | | | 8 | Power management | Energy Source | | | 9 | Work from home | Operation | | | 10 | Days and hours of work | Operation | | | 11 | Environmentally friendly market | Operation | | | 12 | Government benefits | Operation | | | 13 | Open Source Software | Software | | | 14 | User support and training | Operation | | | Questions to the Sponsor(s) About the Scope What would the sponsor(s) like to come out of this research project? What are the desired timeframes for the project? What resources are going to be available or brought in to assist with the project? What green technologies and areas are the sponsor(s) looking to implement and change? How has the organization handled changes and upgrades in the past? How much support and training will there be for the users for new hardware and software? What will be the estimated budget and end date? Scope Statement The scope statement is an agreement among...
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...Candy Chromatography Abstract: The experiment is about is the green color in skittles and m and m s different .the hypothesis for this project is the skittles have more candy than the m and m s and because m and ms has nuts .the materials for this project is 2green skittles,2green m and m s ,aluminum foil,water,dropper,toothpick,pencil,2cofee filters,scissors,metric ruler, salt,2glasses,2mini binder clips, and 2straws.we are testing if the color in skittles and m and m s are darker or not. Question: How are the green colors in m and m s and skittles different? Hypothesis: I am trying to find out if the green color in skittles and m and m s are different or not. Introduction: Candy chromatography is how far a color travels .I’m going to make filter paper strips cut out rectangles make tiny pencil dots ,start removing the candies dyes drop 2 separate drops of water on a piece of foil. Materials * 2 green Skittles * 2 green M&M’s * Aluminum foil * Water * Dropper * Toothpicks * Pencil (not a pen!) * At least 2 coffee filters * Scissors * Metric ruler * Salt * 2 tall clear glasses or jars. * 2 mini binder clips (if you don’t have binder clips around, you can use tape) * 2 straws or skewers (or two more pencils if you are using tape) Procedure: 1. Make your filter paper...
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...Excel Project Report Introduction: This project report is about the project we did on M&Ms. My hypothesis for this project is that bags of equal weight should have the same amount of candies in it. All the colors aren’t represented equally because there are 6 different colors so there must be more of that color in each bag. The color distribution doesn’t remain constant because the little bag will have less candies and the bigger bag will have more candies for each color. Data Collection: This project we are doing is on M&Ms. We opened the mini bags of M&Ms and recorded how many of each color there were and recorded it in the table under bag1. Then we went to 5 other peoples M&Ms and recorded how much M&Ms were there for each color and recorded those under bags 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. Then I put that information in 3 different graphs. My Table of the Data: Colors Blue Brown Green Orange Red Yellow Total Ba Ba Ba Ba Ba Ba Avera g 1 g 2 g 3 g 4 g 5 g 6 ge 5 0 5 3 0 3 1 6 4 6 4 6 0 0 2 0 3 2 4 5 2 4 2 0 2 4 3 6 2 3 2 0 4 1 5 4 2 1 1 7 4 1 9 3 0 0 1 7 4 2 5 5 1 2 18 Data Analysis: My dat ta reveals that every color r doesn’t have the e same am mount for that co olor there e are all d different. . Only a fe ew bags have the same amoun nt of that t color as the othe er bag. ta shows s that the e average amount of yellow w M&Ms is about 2. My dat The av verage am mount for r Red is 1. The ave erage am mount for r orange is 4. The av...
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...Architectural Layer Standards The CAD Layer Guidelines are organized as hierarchy. This arrangement accommodates expansion and addition 0f user-defined extensions to the layer list. Layer names are alphanumeric and use abbreviations that are easy to remember. This legibility is particularly important when CAD files are distributed among architects, consultants, and clients. Layer names consist of a Discipline Code-Major Group-Minor Group-Status Field. The format for the CAD Standard is as follows: Discipline Code Discipline is the primary method of classification for layer names. The discipline code provides a path back to the originator of the data and provides a logical categorization of CAD information. The discipline code is intended primarily to identify the author of the graphic information. Thus, a structural column placed by an architect would be A-COLS rather than S-COLS. The existence of both sets of information can in fact indicate the need for coordination. The Discipline Code is a one or two-character field with the second character either a hyphen or a user-defined modifier. The discipline codes are listed below. A Architectural M Mechanical C Civil P Plumbing E Electrical Q Equipment F Fire Protection R Resource G General S Structural H Hazardous Materials T Telecommunications I Interiors X Other L Landscape Z Contractor/shop Drawings Major Group The Major Group designation identifies the building system. This field must contain...
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...Agenda CMC support Introduction to Communication Science and Technology ICST: Week 07, Spring 2012 ICST: Week 07, Spring 2012 – simple rules of UID UI examples User-Centered UID principles ‐User‐Centered Design‐ 1 2 CMC Support: Rules 1. Strive for consistency — consistent sequence of actions — identical terminology — limited use of exceptions CMC Support: Rules (cont-d) 4. Design dialogs to yield closure — group of actions: “begin-middle-end” — end means “drop from the user’s mind” 2. Enable frequent users to use shortcuts ICST: Week 07, Spring 2012 5. Offer error prevention and handling — prevent serious errors — serious errors should not change the system state, or — the system should give instructions how to restore the state 3. Offer informative feedback — modest for frequent actions — more substantial for major actions — visual 3 ICST: Week 07, Spring 2012 — abbreviations, special keys, hidden commands, macros 6. Permit easy reversal of actions — encourages exploration — gives feeling of safety 4 CMC Support: Rules (cont-d) 7. Adapt type of control — users usually want to be “in charge” — make the user the initiator rather than the responder Examples: Inconsistent UI 8. Reduce short-term memory load ICST: Week 07, Spring 2012 ICST: Week 07, Spring 2012 5 — simple displays — reduce window-motion frequency — prompt access to command syntax, forms, abbreviations, codes — provide necessary information — recognition...
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...Scientific Method Sharon Childers Unit 1 Individual Project May 5, 2013 Biology American Intercontinental University Biology is the study of life. When studying Biology one will study the way organisms live and their lives. How are humans created? How are cell formed? What is DNA made of? All of these questions are some form of Biology. Even the color of certain birds is a part of Biology. When dealing with the Sciences you will come across the Scientific Method. This method consists of: Question, Hypothesis, Research, Experiment, Analysis and Conclusion. Below we will discuss a question and complete the steps of the Scientific Method to come up with an answer to the question. Question Do ruby-throated hummingbirds prefer some colors more than others when visiting flowers? Hypothesis In my opinion I believe hummingbirds prefer bright colors opposed to darker colors. The hummingbird has a red throat so considering that I would think they prefer red or something similar to red when it comes to picking flowers to visit. Research Ruby-throated Hummingbirds are primarily in the United States. These small birds are hard to find in the sky because they are only 2-3 in and can flap their wings 53 times in one second. That’s kind of hard to believe or even imagine. When it comes to the type of feeder a hummingbird feeds on doesn’t really matter. They tend to eat from any kind of feeder. When it comes to flowers they prefer, red and yellow are their preference...
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...1. Compositional Theories of Art Composition: An orderlyarrangement of elements using the principles of design. 2. Rule of Thirds Imagine a grid that splits the frame into thirds both vertically and horizontally. Place the subject along those gridlines. The intersections of the lines are especially compelling places to position your subject.The Biglen Brothers Racing (1873) Thomas Eakins 3. Rule of Thirds Imagine a grid that splits the frame into thirds both vertically and horizontally. Place the subject along those gridlines. The intersections of the lines are especially compelling places to position your subject.The Biglen Brothers Racing (1873) Thomas Eakins 4. The GoldenRectangleBased on theGolden Ratio,aka the DivineProportion, amathematicallydevelopedformula,observed oftenin nature andapplied toarchitecture andin art. 5. The Mona Lisa (1503-1519) Leonardo da Vinci 6. The Rule of Odds Having an odd number of things in a composition means your eye and brain cant pair them up or group them easily. Theres somehow always one thing left over, which keeps your eyes moving across the composition.Portrait of Charles I, King of England (1635-1636) Anthony van Dyck 7. Leading Lines Lines that guide a viewer’s eyes around, or through, the artwork are called leading lines.Provencher’s Mill at Moret (1883) Alfred Sisley 8. Strong Diagonal A strong diagonal is a form of a leading line. It can transform a boring composition into a dynamic one.Portrait of Dr....
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