Part of the internship documents provided to us by Hensel Phelps was a project checklist. On this checklist, a task was to witness and assist with a concrete pour. Because the largest concrete pour at the dining facility was only four cubic yards, our project manager thought it would be best that we go tour another jobsite to witness the pour. The project chosen for us to assist on was the UT Dell Medical School due to close relationship he had with the area superintendent that once worked at the
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Discussion Health simulation refers to the use of a material (mannequin, procedural simulator), a virtual reality technique or a standardized patient to reproduce situations or environments of care, in order to teach Diagnostic and therapeutic procedures and to repeat processes, medical concepts or decision-making by a health professional or a team of professionals [8 SSIH 2010]. Simulation is increasingly used [9 Scott 2008] in a context of educational reform for medical residents [10 Kolozsvari
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Crane operating is one of the high up, overlooked, passed by, and amazing jobs in America. Just look where technology is now, it's pretty far, but can it replace a crane operator's human skills. Operating a crane requires good hand eye coordination, experience, safety precautions, and a knowledge of the crane limitations. The average age for this job is about 43, but most operators are older and are ready to retire. America is big, but its buildings are as well. They need maintenance that just could
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In today’s educational realm, STEM is a common acronym used in the classroom curriculum. STEM stands for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Additional subjects are beginning to follow including music, English, art, and social studies (Honey, 2014). STEM became an intergraded part of the school system when Common Core started to become mandatory for schools to adopt. The premise behind STEM is to integrate the core subjects with everyday real world experiences to help students
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The objective of this lab is to become familiar with memory mapping for a HCS12 and address decoding. Results: What I found out after doing the lab is that I was able to determine what the CPU’s functions are and how the CPU handles the data. Also, I was able to determine the memory locations/address ranges as asked within our lab. Conclusions: I thought this lab was really awesome because I was able to observe, construct, and become familiarized with how memory mapping works, as well as
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Assignment 1 Tasks Imagine that you have been hired by this company to design and install a computer network. In no more than 1,500 words, write a report that answers the following questions. • Your report should include a brief introduction Al COMPANY - The company – Al has just moved to a new sharing space with an office and a manufacturing area. While most of the employees will be working in the manufacturing space, they would like to install a network with data speed bandwidth of 100 Mbps
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An industrial engineer must have theoretical knowledge and practical experience in order to succeed what is expected from her. In the Department of Industrial Engineering, vast amount of information is loaded to us from every discipline. We have the chance to get theoretical information by our lectures. Nevertheless, in an academic department the opportunity to see the business environment and professionals is limited. Therefore, the summer practice is very crucial for students. In IE 400 Summer
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About 45% of all jobs in the United States are not based on STEM, all of which are to disappear in the near future. Developments in advanced Robotics are going to replace jobs that do not involve technical knowledge (even the professionals aren’t safe!), and truth is that graduates need to be ready for this future. High school students should be taught technology as a gateway course. Technology is a part of STEM education, which is needed in much of the future workforce. By 2018, it is projected
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The Consumer Electronics Expo happened in Las Vegas, Nevada this year. This event is a chance for companies to show off their latest or future technologies. They let visitors see the technologies in action and maybe even get to try them out themselves. The companies hope to have impactful technologies that will make consumers’ lives easier. One of the technologies shown this year was the HiMirror. The HiMirror is a mirror that attaches to the wall and gives daily suggestions on how to take care
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Technology is essential in modern-day civilization, it is the core of everything, it's what makes us. We depend on technology to survive, calculate, communicate and almost everything you can possibly think of, however, technology is making us lazy. We choose to use technology unnecessarily in situations to do things for us that we could do from the top of our heads, or things we could do by simply just moving. The calculator is a great example of how technology is making us lazy. We tend to use
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