1) Question #1: Do you notice the difference in how it is explained in non-technical terms? Answer: Yes, I can definitely see the difference when someone is explaining a situation or problem with technical terms as opposed to non-technical terms. 2) Question #2: What strategies does the speaker use to help people who are not “techies” understand the concepts? Answer: I believe the best strategy the speaker used was giving simple examples for concepts that seemed tough to understand. Also, the
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Activity 1 Cell phones – originally these used voice networks. More recently they use voice and data networks. Landline phones – use both voice and data networks. SMS / Text Messaging – uses both voice and data networks Fax Machines – use data networks Pagers – the type of network depends on the type of pager, Fire Dept. pagers use a voice network where other types of pagers would use data networks. VOIP phones – use data networks Skype / Facetime - use data networks Activity 2 How does
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User Understanding User research was performed to understand how the users work with the application. Users from medical practice (pathologist and physician) were recruited for user analysis through contextual inquiry. Our team member prepared pre and post questioners for analysis. Pathologist: They are the primary users of this device. A blood sample of a person is taken and is mixed with reagent that is provided with the device. Then the compound is put for testing. The device performs various
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Task 1: The atomic nucleus 1. Proton or neutron 2. 1.75 for hydrogen and to about 15 for uranium 3. Neutron 4. neutrino 5. A unit of length equal to 10-15 meters. 6. Strong force, weak force and gravity. 7. Equal numbers of protons and neutrons. 8. Protons and neutrons came into being first. 9. They were created inside stars. 10. Nuclear fusion only releases energy when elements are higher than what nuclear fusion produce certain isotopes of lighter elements. 11. 2,8,20,28, 50, 82, 126, 114 and 184
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Transmission: The TCP/IP provides the computer systems with a method of transmitting the data from one computer to another. The data is transferred from the networks and delivered on to the computers. These computers are categorized as hosts in the system. This transmission of data is done in the form of packets. The data transmission is done in a sequence of seven layers. Each of these layers has a specific function. These functions are listed as under: 1. Layer-I known as the Physical Layer
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Assignment 1.1 Long Bone= These are found in the limbs. They have a shaft known as the diaphysis and two expanded ends known as the epiphysis. Axial Skeleton= Portion of the human skeleton that is made up of the bones of the head and the trunk of an organism. Appendicular Skeleton= This is composed of 126 bones in the body. Appendicular means it is joined to something larger. Functionally is it involved in the lower limbs of the axial skeleton and the manipulation of objects in the upper limbs. Short
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3.1.2 Size and Spacing The braille dots of nominal height shall be0.019 inches [0.48 mm] and shall be unvarying within any given transcription. Braille dots base diameter shall be 0.057 inches [1.44 mm]. Cell spacing of dots shall be similar to the following: 1) The same cell is of distance from centre to centre of adjacent dots shall be 0.092 inches. 2) Adjacent cells is of distance from centre to centre of equate dots shall be 0.245 inches. 3) Dots in adjacent lines of line spacing of braille
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a) We expect that the attacker does not attempt to produce a substance's personality, i.e. the attacker does not attempt to assault the objective of authenticity. - For this situation, deferral of messages can't be anticipated. - Eavesdropping is forestalled by "confidentiality", and change of messages (without the receiver seeing) is anticipated by "data integrity". - Deletion of messages can't be anticipated, but you may have the capacity to identify it. Concerning identification of erased
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I’m primarily interested in developing software: it’s a broad field and is constantly increasing in importance as hardware gets faster and it becomes possible to do more. My interest developed over time, but really took off freshman year, when I got an excuse to start a real project and develop a game from scratch in Intermediate Programming. Even though the game was both boring and buggy, it taught me tons of valuable things about creating software. Over the next couple of years, I worked on
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EPS is approximately 98% air captured within a 2% cellular matrix, this causes it to be very lightweight resulting in lower loads applied to the foundation. It has a densities of between 10 and 35kg/m which allows for light and safe construction work. Due to its low weight it is very easy to transport, thus saving a lot of fuel, therby lowering costs. The low weight of EPS also makes it easy to handle on site, especially considering that the lifting of materials with heavy machinery has become an
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