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Vehicle-to-Grid Power: Battery, Hybrid, and Fuel Cell Vehicles as Resources for Distributed Electric Power in CaliforniaWillett Kempton (Principal Investigator) and Jasna Tomic , University of Delaware Steven Letendre, Green Mountain College Alec

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120 Batt power 100 SOCBattery State of charge (%)80604020Power flow to (-) or from (+) Battery (kW)0-20-40-60 12:00 AMRegulationDriveRegulationDriveRegulation8:00 PM 10:00 PM 12:00 AM2:00 AM 4:00 AM 6:00 AM 8:00 AM1

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Press Release(6.3.05) PLEASE DISTRIBUTESustainable BallardsAlliance of Sustainable Alternatives to Petroleum (ASAP) Presents:The Seattle Electric Vehicle to Grid ForumCommunity activists of the non-prot Sustainable Ballard believe that Washin

Western Kentucky University - UNIT - 116

Dr. Neal, Fall 2008MATH 116Equation of a Line given Two PointsTwo points determine a line. So if we have points (x1, y1 ) and (x2 , y2 ), then we can find the equation of the line y = mx + b . First, we need the slope m which is the change in y

Pittsburgh - SOC - 0150

HAILESELASSIE-I (with a few additions by Dr. Brush) ST-Notes, MARCH 16/06 Background on CPG (1860-1935) from Lengermann and Neibrugge-Brantley - In her autobiography, CPG summarized her life: "The one predominant duty is to find one's work and do it,

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Supercourse 2001-2002 Abel Murgio, M.D."Is the CT Scan important at the 24 Hours in Children with Mild Traumatic Brain Injury? International Multicentre Study"Authors:Murgio A.,*Mutluer S., *Fong D., #Hotz G., ^Di Rocco C., ^Herrera EJ., ^Viano JC

Delaware - CIS - 474

http:/www.udel.edu/CIS/474/pconrad/06S/work/activities/A06.htmlA06, CISC474, 06S: Getting Started with JUnit and AntJUnit is a set of Java Classes that allows you to do automated unit testing of Java Software. Automated unit testing is a "big deal

Delaware - CIS - 474

CISC474 - Spring 2006Advanced Web Technologies - Final Exam 5/24/2006Name (as on official roster):Name you go by in class (if different): DO NOT WRITE YOUR NAME ON ANY PAGE EXCEPT THIS ONE! You have two hours minutes You are permitted to use

Delaware - CIS - 474

CISC474 - Spring 2005Advanced Web Technologies - Midterm Exam 2 5/10/2005Name (as on ofcial roster):Name you go by in class (if different):DO NOT WRITE YOUR NAME ON ANY PAGE EXCEPT THIS ONE! You have 75 minutes You are permitted to use one 8.5

Delaware - CIS - 474

Untitled DocumentPage 1 of 1Characteristics of Good Learning Issuesfrom Hal White*, adapted and edited by Phill Conrad".once you have learned to ask questions - relevant and appropriate and substantial questions - you have learned how to learn

Delaware - CIS - 474

CISC 474 (Conrad) E01 practice 1 S05NamePractice Exam 1 for Midterm I, 4/21/04General InstructionsDO NOT WRITE YOUR NAME ON ANY PAGE EXCEPT THIS ONE! You have 75 minutes You are permitted to use one 8.5 x 11 sheet of notes, (both sides) which y

Delaware - CIS - 474

CISC474, Spring 2005Handout 3 (keep in notebook)Student Name _Circle Your Temporary Group NumberTG1 TG7 TG2 TG8 TG3 TG9 TG4 TG10 TG5 TG11 TG6 TG12Solve a small versionWhen considering how to automate solving a large instance of a problem, i

Delaware - CIS - 474

CISC474 - Spring 2005Advanced Web Technologies - Midterm Exam 1 4/14/2005Name (as on ofcial roster):Name you go by in class (if different):DO NOT WRITE YOUR NAME ON ANY PAGE EXCEPT THIS ONE! You have 75 minutes You are permitted to use one 8.5

Delaware - CIS - 474

CISC474, Spring 2005Handout 12 (keep one copy in your notebook, turn one copy per group for a participation grade and attendance check)Your name (or name of person filling out form for group) _ Your Temporary Group NumberTG1 TG6TG2 TG7TG3 T

Delaware - CIS - 474

CISC474, Spring 2005Handout 6(turn in one copy per group)Student Name _Your Temporary Group NumberTG1 TG7TG2 TG8TG3 TG9TG4 TG10TG5 TG11TG6 TG12Name of student who is recording:__ Name of student who will present for group if called

Delaware - CIS - 474

CISC474, Spring 2005Name: _ Your Temporary Group NumberHandout 9 (keep in your notebook)TG1 TG6TG2 TG7TG3 TG8TG4 TG9TG5 TG10Prof. Hilfbar has managed to convince the Dean of his college that the problem of scheduling review sessions ar

Delaware - CIS - 474

CISC474, Spring 2005Handout 14 (keep one copy in your notebook, turn one copy per group for a participation grade and attendance check)Your name (or name of person filling out form for group) _ Your Temporary Group NumberTG1 TG6TG2 TG7TG3 T

Delaware - CIS - 474

CISC474, Spring 2005Handout 5(turn in one copy per group)Student Name _Your Temporary Group NumberTG1 TG7TG2 TG8TG3 TG9TG4 TG10TG5 TG11TG6 TG12Name of student who is recording:__ Name of student who will present for group if called

Delaware - CIS - 474

CISC474, Spring 2005Handout 13 (keep in your notebook)Five minute oral presentations on your Hilfbar application design one week from today. Time limit will be strictly enforced so that each group may present within the time permitted. The follow

Delaware - CIS - 474

CISC474, Spring 2005Handout 15 (keep one copy in your notebook, turn in one copy per group for a participation grade and attendance check)Your name (or name of person filling out form for group) _ Your Temporary Group NumberTG1 TG6TG2 TG7TG

Delaware - CIS - 474

CISC474, Spring 2005Handout 7 (keep in your notebook)Student Name _Your Temporary Group NumberTG1 TG7TG2 TG8TG3 TG9TG4 TG10TG5 TG11TG6 TG12Name of student who is recording:__ Name of student who will present for group if called on:

Delaware - CIS - 474

CISC474, Spring 2005Handout 8 (keep one copy in your notebook, hand in one copy per group (for attendance, and class participation grade)Your Temporary Group NumberTG1 TG7TG2 TG8TG3 TG9TG4 TG10TG5 TG11TG6 TG12Name of student who is

Delaware - CIS - 474

CISC474, Spring 2005Name: _ Your Temporary Group NumberHandout 10 (keep in your notebook)TG1 TG6TG2 TG7TG3 TG8TG4 TG9TG5 TG10If youve gotten your Resin server up and running on jaguar.cis.udel.edu (P02.html on the course web site), you

Delaware - CIS - 474

CISC474, Spring 2005Handout 4 (save in notebook)Student Name _Your Temporary Group NumberTG1 TG7TG2 TG8TG3 TG9TG4 TG10TG5 TG11TG6 TG12Prof. Hilfbar thinks some moreProf. Hilfbar realizes that he has access to students schedules th

Delaware - CIS - 474

CISC474, Spring 2005Handout 1 (to save in notebook)Student Name _ (You are not required to hand this in today, but you should save it; you will receive similar handouts throughout the semester. Purchase a three-ring binder, and bring it to each c

Delaware - CIS - 474

CISC474, Spring 2005Name: _ Your Temporary Group NumberHandout 11 (keep in your notebook)TG1 TG6TG2 TG7TG3 TG8TG4 TG9TG5 TG10Here are some pieces of additional information that might help you with the problem introduced on handout 10 (

Delaware - CIS - 474

http:/www.udel.edu/CIS/474/pconrad/06S/topics/java/junit/gettingStarted/gettingStartedWithJunit.txtGetting started with Junit on strauss = I've installed JUnit in /www/htdocs/CIS/software/dist/ The following links have helpful info: * http:/junit.s

Delaware - CIS - 474

Test Infected:http:/www.udel.edu/CIS/software/dist/junit3.8.1/doc/testinfected/testing.htmJUnit Test Infected: Programmers Love Writing TestsTesting is not closely integrated with development. This prevents you from measuring the progress of dev

Pittsburgh - SUPER - 7

D i sa ster Epi demi ol ogy Lessons Fr om Ba mA. Ardalan MD, MPH, PhD student in EpidemiologyDepartment of Epidemiology and Biostatistics Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Iran School of Public Health and Institute of Public Health ResearchE

Pittsburgh - SUPER - 7

Air Safety and TerrorismThomas Songer Mita LovalekarLearning and Performance Objectives Understand the spectrum of safety risk in airline transportation Identify the data sources available for studying airline crashes Identify the potential ris

Delaware - CIS - 181

On dynamic memory and classesWe previously had only discussed dynamic memory in regards to structs and dynamic arrays. However, they can be used (to excellent effect) in classes. Linked List class Dynamic storage class And MoreHowever, y

Delaware - CIS - 181

CISC181: Introduction to Computer Science Syllabus, Summer 2007Instructor: Eric Schrag, schrag@cis.udel.edu Office Hours: Tuesday, 2-4, Pearson 115A TA: Scott Grauer-Gray, sgrauerg@udel.edu Office Hours: TBA http:/www.udel.edu/CIS/181/eschrag/07J/ C

Delaware - LINKEDLIST - 181

Linked List Exercises, #1 Phill Conrad for CISC181, Fall 2004 CIS Dept., University of Delawarec 2004, Phillip T. Conrad, Permission to copy for non-commerical purposes granted provided this copyright notice is maintained; all other rights reserved.

Delaware - CIS - 181

CISC 181 Fall 2004 (Conrad)NamePractice for Midterm IIOctober 24 2004Section (circle one, (2 pts):010 011 012 013 014 015Instructions (for practive questions)These are sample questions from previous exams as well as some new questions of

Delaware - CIS - 181

03/16/07 13:11:361: 2: 3: 4: 5: 6: 7: 8: 9: 10: 11: 12: 13: 14: 15: 16:fillArray.cc1/ fillArray.cc P. Conrad for CISC181, Spring 2007 / Fill an array with random integers between min and max #include <cstdlib> int scaledRand(int min, int max)

Delaware - CIS - 181

Haiku, Hip-Hop and the HeapTeaching deep copy vs. shallow copy, using a Japanese Poetry form and Rap Lyrics.Phill ConradUDAssistant Professor Dept. of Computer and Information Sciences University of DelawareA story.The bug that wrecked the

Delaware - E - 181

03/09/07 00:10:02 1: 2: 3: 4: 5: 6: 7: 8: 9: 10: 11: 12: 13: 14: 15: 16: 17: 18: 19: 20: 21: 22: 23: 24: 25: 26: 27: 28: 29: 30: 31: 32: 33:p01.cc1/ p01.cc Program for E01, 07S, CIS181 / P. Conrad, 03/08/2007 / test a function that calculates d

Delaware - CIS - 181

StacksCISC181 Spring 2004 P. T. Conrad University of Delawarestacks: push and popstack: last in, first out (lifo)only the thing on top of the stack is accessible push: add something on top of the stack pop: remove something from the top of the

Delaware - CIS - 181

CISC 181 sections 010-015, Practice Quiz Q01Name11/09/05ASection 1. Multiple ChoiceThe rst four questions deal with the following program listing:1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34/

Delaware - CIS - 181

CISC 181 sections 010-012, Midterm 1Name10/07/05Please circle your section number: 010 011 012Answer the multiple choice questions on a "Scantron Form" Bubble in ONLY your Unix userid and your answers DO NOT bubble in your id number or section

Delaware - CIS - 181

CISC 181 sections 010-012, Midterm 2Name11/11/05Please circle your section number: 010 (Wed PM) 011 (Mon PM) 012 (Mon AM)Answer the multiple choice questions on a Scantron Form Bubble in ONLY your Unix userid and your answers DO NOT bubble in

Delaware - CIS - 181

CISC 181 sections 010-012, Midterm 2Name11/11/05Please circle your section number: 010 (Wed PM) 011 (Mon PM) 012 (Mon AM)Answer the multiple choice questions on a Scantron Form Bubble in ONLY your Unix userid and your answers DO NOT bubble in

Delaware - CIS - 181

Lecture Overview Linked List quiz Finish last class' topic: Static variables/functions Local/Nested classesString classQuiz! On Linked Lists. 5-10 minutes to take it. One question, worth 10 points Immediate review afterwards by reque

Delaware - CIS - 181

CISC 181 sections 010-018 (Conrad)NameMidterm IIFriday, April 23, 2004010 013 016 Section (circle one, (2 pts): 011 014 017 012 015 018General InstructionsDO NOT WRITE YOUR NAME ON ANY PAGE EXCEPT THIS ONE! You have 50 minutes Pace Yourself

Delaware - CIS - 181

Intro to Data Structures ConceptsWe've been working with classes and structures to form linked lists a linked list is an example of something known as a data structure. Data Structures are used to store and make use of data in a computer effici

Delaware - CIS - 181

Lab02, CISC181, Summer 2007Due Date: June 26, 8pm.For this week's lab work, you will be working on use of arrays, file I/O, function overloading, and pointers/dynamic memory as discussed in the second week of class. Please name your files in the f

Delaware - CIS - 181

Lab04, CISC181, Summer 2007Due Date: July 17, 8pm.For this week's lab work, you will be working on use of classes, operator overloading, dynamic memory, and the "Big Three" as discussed in class. Please name your files in the following formatting:

Delaware - CIS - 181

Homework 1 CISC181-040-07J 35 points 1. You are working on your Unix station, where you have uploaded a picture (titled "cake.jpg") from your birthday party into the folder /home/pictures. You are currently in that directory. Give a sequence of comma

Delaware - CIS - 181

Lab03, CISC181, Summer 2007Due Date: June 26, 8pm.For this week's lab work, you will be working on use of structs, classes, file I/O, function overloading, and pointers/dynamic memory as discussed in the second week of class. Please name your file

Delaware - CIS - 181

Type Expressions The following questions deal with this code excerpt: / quiz question #include <iostream> using namespace std; struct Point3D { double x; double y; double z; int grayValue; }; int main(int argc, char*argv[]) { int *a; int b; int c; do

Delaware - PROJ - 181

CISC181, Spring 2007, Lab 5/Project 2IntroductionIn this project, you build on project 1, using linked lists embedded in classesIn this project you will first work through some source code examples provided by the instructor to understand how to w

Delaware - CIS - 181

General UpdatesThe Wiki is now back up to date. I have also added a working link to the lecture slides online. Whenever you notice something missing that you think should be there, or any sort of error, please email me immediately. Which leads

Delaware - CIS - 181

Today's Lecture OverviewUnix: File info and chmod, chgrp, chown, etc. Using the tar command Returning arrays from a function A closer look at function parameters and the notion of overloading ArraysC+: File InfoWe discussed previ

Delaware - CIS - 181

Lecture OutlineC+ Error correction C-String review Dynamic Memory and Pointers Structs Linked ListsError Correction in my slidesLast class I said that this was a legal way to define 3 int pointers:int* p1, p2, p3;That is wrong! Thi

Delaware - CIS - 181

CISC 181: Introduction to Computer ScienceAn introduction to the language of C+ for students with programming experience. Meeting times: Tuesday/Thursday, 4:30 - 6:15PM Lab time: Tuesdays, 6:30 8:00 PM TA: Scott Grauer-Gray Instructor: Eric Schrag

Pittsburgh - WOL - 1

Advanced Microeconomic Theory II, 2008 Spring TA : Wooyoung Lim13.Discussion on 11th Homework(a) The set of strategy for bidder i is the set of functions from the valuation space to the real number. That is Si = {bi () : [0, v] R} (b) Focus o

Delaware - HHMI - 3

HEALTHCARE DISPARITIES In our July meeting we had a great discussion about the socio-economic problems associated with healthcare disparities. For our next meeting we will ask the question about the validity of race based medicine. Central to this di

Delaware - HESC - 690

Introduction A common method of analyzing gait symmetry involves the symmetry index,SI =(X R - X L ) * 100% first proposed by Robinson et al [1]. XR, the value for the right leg, 0.5( X R + X L )and XL, the value for the left leg, refer to dist

Pittsburgh - SUPER - 7

PATHOGENESIS OF AIDShow does HIV cause AIDS?Neal Nathanson, MD Emeritus Professor Department of Microbiology University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine1PATHOGENESIS OF AIDShow does HIV cause AIDS?Definitions Structure of HIV HIV entry an

Pittsburgh - EPI - 2670

The Global Burden of InjuriesThomas Songer, PhD University of PittsburghThis lecture outlines the importance of injuries in a global context. Upon completing the lecture, the reader should be able to: 1. Describe the leading causes of mortality a

Pittsburgh - EPI - 2670

The National Violent Death Reporting System (NVDRS)Thomas Songer, PhD, MSc, MPHUniversity of PittsburghThis lecture outlines the National Violent Death Reporting System; an emerging surveillance system in the United States. The slides borrow heav