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HKUST - CS - 105
Graphs (BFS & DFS)COMP171 Tutorial 10Graphs Graph G=(V,E)V: set of vertices E: set of edges V={1,2,3,4,5} E={(1,2)(1,5)(2,5)(2,4)(4,5)(2,3)(2,4)} Two standard ways to represent a graphAs a collection of adjacency lists As an adjacen
HKUST - CS - 105
B -Tree+COMP171 Tutorial 9Deficiency of AVL TreePerforms really bad when the data is too huge and cannot be put in the main memory Too much disk access if the data is stored in the diskAccess on disk is much slower than access on main me
HKUST - CS - 105
Tutorial 8: AVL Tree Searching Finding min/max Insertion DeletionAVL TreeAVL Tree is a binary search tree that satisfies For each node, the height of the left and right subtrees can differ by at most 1 Recall that the height of a node is
HKUST - CS - 105
Tutorial 7: Binary Search Tree Short review on binary tree Tree traversals Binary Search Tree (BST) Properties FindKey FindMin/FindMax Insert/Delete For sorting?Short review on binary tree At most two children for each node A root no
Georgia Tech - EAS - 2600
EAS 2600 Lab Fall 2008: Earth Processes Laboratory Information for StudentsRequired Laboratory Material: There is an official lab manual for this course that is required to complete the lab portion of this course. This manual is available for purcha
Georgia Tech - EAS - 2600
EarthProcessesEAS2600 Fall2008Class materials will be posted on t square: https:/t-square.gatech.edu/portal Note, the posted materials should not be considered complete. The posted materials are not a substitute for attending class and reading the
Georgia Tech - EAS - 2600
Lecture3EarthStructure,Plate TectonicsSeismic shadow zonesFigure 7.26Earth's layered structureDiscovering Earths major layers Shadow zone Absence of P waves from about 105 degrees to 140 degrees around the globe from an earthquake Explained
Georgia Tech - EAS - 2600
Lecture5VolcanoesAn oceanic-continental convergent plate boundaryAn oceanic-oceanic convergent plate boundaryA continental-continental convergent plate boundaryConservative margins Transform faultsThe San Andreas fault in southern Californi
Georgia Tech - EAS - 2600
Lecture8RocksTestThursdaySeptember18Chapters7,8,9,10,2,3 andrelevantpartsofChapter1on earthstructure BringyourID OldTestonTsquare NewTestWillhavesomewritten questionsRock cycleShows the interrelationships among the three rock types Earth as a s
Georgia Tech - EAS - 2600
Lecture9WeatheringTestThursdaySeptember18Chapters7,8,9,10,2,3 andrelevantpartsofChapter1on earthstructure BringyourID OldTestonTsquare NewTestWillhavesomewritten questionsMetamorphic rocksMetamorphic textures Foliated texture Minerals are in
Georgia Tech - EAS - 2600
Lecture9WeatheringExam112 10 8 6 4 2 0 40 50 60 70 80 90 100Average=75 StdDev=11ProvidenceCanyon,GeorgiaSoilSoil erosion Soil erosion and sedimentation can cause Reservoirs to fill with sediment Contamination by pesticides and fertilizer
Georgia Tech - EAS - 2600
Lecture11Ice,WindInthespaceofonehundredandseventysixyearstheLower Mississippihasshorteneditselftwohundredandfortytwomiles. Thatisanaverageofatrifleoveronemileandathirdperyear. Therefore,anycalmperson,whoisnotblindoridiotic,cansee thatintheOldOoliti
Georgia Tech - EAS - 2600
Erosional landforms created by alpine glaciersThe Matterhorn in the Swiss AlpsGlaciers: a part of two basic cycles in the Earth systemGlacial deposits Glacial drift All sediments of glacial origin Types of glacial drift Till material that i
Georgia Tech - EAS - 2600
Lecture13GeologicTimeDesertsWind erosion Deflation Lifting of loose material Produces Blowouts Desert pavement AbrasionFormation of a desert blowoutFigure 6.34DesertsTypes of wind deposits Loess Deposits of windblown silt Extensiv
Georgia Tech - EAS - 2600
Lecture14EarthsHistoryRadioactivity and radiometric datingAtomic structure reviewed Nucleus Protons positively charged Neutrons Neutral charge Protons and electrons combined Orbiting the nucleus are electrons negative electrical charges
Georgia Tech - EAS - 2600
Exam 2 EAS 2600 Name_MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1) The beginning of the Cambrian period marks an important event in animal evolution - the appearance of organisms with _. A
Georgia Tech - EAS - 2600
Lecture 15 Earth HistoryFigure 12.7Origin of the atmosphere and oceans Water vapor condensed to form clouds and rainwater that formed the oceans About 3.5 billion years ago, photosynthesizing bacteria began to release oxygen Oxygen levels stea
Georgia Tech - EAS - 2600
TestThursdayOctober23Knowandunderstandthesereactions: Photosynthesis CO2+H2O CH2O+O2 Respiration CH2O+O2 CO2+H2O CalciteDissolutionandPrecipitation 2+ CaCO3+CO2+H2O Ca +2HCO3 Beabletoderivetheequationforradioactive decayChapters4,5,6,11,12,13 For
Georgia Tech - EAS - 2600
Lecture16OceanFloorand SedimentsTestThursdayOctober23Knowandunderstandthesereactions: Photosynthesis CO2+H2O CH2O+O2 Respiration CH2O+O2 CO2+H2O CalciteDissolutionandPrecipitation 2+ CaCO3+CO2+H2O Ca +2HCO3 Beabletoderivetheequationforradioactive
UCSD - PHYS - 1al
Physics 1AL IntroductionUNITS & MEASUREMENTFall 2008The purpose of this lab is to familiarize you with some of the standard units and measurements used by scientists. You will measure the length and mass of some objects, then use those measurem
UCSD - PHYS - 1al
Physics 1AL IntroductionPOSITION & VELOCITYFall 2008The purpose of this lab is to help you become familiar with the use of the computer based data acquisition system running sensors that measure position. In later labs, you will use sensors tha
UCSD - PHYS - 1al
Physics 1AL IntroductionACCELERATED MOTIONFall 2008In this lab you will study the motion of an object that travels with a constant acceleration. You will do experiments with an object in free flight and measure the acceleration of gravity. You
UCSD - PHYS - 1al
Physics 1AL IntroductionTesting a Model for FrictionFall 2008The study of physics is an attempt to make sense of the measurements we make. In these labs so far, you have made measurements of distance, speed, acceleration, and you have used theo
Maryland - ECON - 321
ECON321 : Econometrics Lecture 1: Descriptive StatisticsSasan BakhtiariUniversity of Maryland, College ParkSummer 2007 Session II,Statistics and EconometricsWhat is statistics? The science that deals with real world observations. Statistics i
Maryland - ECON - 321
ECON321 : Econometrics Lecture 2 : Probability TheorySasan BakhtiariUniversity of Maryland, College ParkSummer 2007 Session II,Set and Set OperationsA set is a collection of objects : Set of books taught in ECON321 = {Devore,McClave}, Set
Maryland - ECON - 321
ECON321 : Econometrics Lecture 3 : Discrete Random Variables and Probability DistributionsSasan BakhtiariUniversity of Maryland, College ParkSummer 2007 Session II,Random VariableA variable that associates a number with each single outcome in
Maryland - ECON - 321
ECON321 : Econometrics Lecture 4 : Continuous Random Variables and Probability DistributionsSasan BakhtiariUniversity of Maryland, College ParkSummer 2007 Session II,Continuous Probability DistributionThe probability of a single value happenin
Maryland - ECON - 321
ECON321 : Econometrics Lecture 5 : Joint Probability DistributionsSasan BakhtiariUniversity of Maryland, College ParkSummer 2007 Session II,Two Discrete Random VariablesThe joint probability distribution of two variables X and Y is p(x, y ) =
Maryland - ECON - 321
ECON321 : Econometrics Lecture 6 : Point EstimatesSasan BakhtiariUniversity of Maryland, College ParkSummer 2007 Session II,Point EstimatesA Random sample is a sequence X1 , X2 , . . . , Xn of n random variables such that 1. Xi s are independe
Maryland - ECON - 321
ECON321 : Econometrics Lecture 7 : InferencesSasan BakhtiariUniversity of Maryland, College ParkSummer 2007 Session II,Testing HypothesisNull Hypothesis (H0 ): Hypothesis we would like to test for truth. Alternate Hypothesis (H1 ): The hypoth
Maryland - ECON - 321
ECON321 : Econometrics Lecture 8 : Simple Linear RegressionSasan BakhtiariUniversity of Maryland, College ParkSummer 2007 Session II,Linear ModelSo far the mean of sample was treated as a constant so that xi = x + i . where i is the uncertai
Maryland - BSCI - 207
Gantt: Lecture Outlines Spring 2006 Text: Karp 4th ed. Cell and Molecular Biology (or equivalents in 3rd edition)Topic 1: Course introduction/cell origin & functions Course Introduction On WebCT: Syllabus, grade scheme, make-up policy. Historical hi
Maryland - BSCI - 207
Topic 3. Molecular structure and assemblyCh. 2, 3What is pH? What are some biological consequences of lower/raising the pH in cells and compartments? Generalities of macromolecular synthesis: monomers, energy input, water removal, polymer formati
Maryland - BSCI - 207
Reaction Rates of Enzymes are Affected by pHConstant: E concentration S concentrationBSCI230-Lecture5Enzymes and MembranesTopic 4-5: Chp. 3, 4GIn the simplest terms the Rx goesSubstrate EnzymeProduct The reaction is better represente
Maryland - BSCI - 207
Examples of Selected Bond EnergiesBSCI230-Lecture-6 Bond Energy = chemical energy required to break 1 mole (6x1023) of bonds, expressed in calories or joules. Recall that: 1 calorie = the amount of energy required to raise 1 g of water 1 degree Cent
Maryland - BSCI - 207
Further Membrane FunctionsBSCI230-Lecture-7 Biomembranes II Selectively Permeable Barrier Transporting Substances Electrical Properties Energy TransductionChp. 4Water moves by osmosis across a membrane more readily than ionsPlant cells
Maryland - BSCI - 207
Review Aids for Lecture 8:Understand compositional differences between glycocalyx, basement membrane, cartilage. How does fibronectin and laminin contribute to embryonic development?EXTRACELLAR MATRICESFunctional role of integrins, importance of
Maryland - BSCI - 207
Lecture 9. Cytoskeleton & Motility Ch. 9 and Metabolism: Glycolysis Ch. 3 p. 108-120. The traits and functions of major cytoskeletal elements Intermediate filaments Microtubules MicrofilamentsThe general mechanism by which molecular motors move alo
Maryland - BSCI - 207
3/2 Lecture 10. Bioenergetics: Fermentation (Ch. 3) Aerobic respiration Review glycolysis, and what can go to aerobic respiration. Formation of ethanol, lactate Review net balance of glucose oxidation by glycolysis Review of general mitochondrial str
Maryland - BSCI - 207
3/7 Lecture 11. Bioenergetics: Proton movementCh. 5Review the relationship of electron transfer along the mitochondrial e- chain and reduction of oxygen to water. Proton pumps: NADH-dehygrogenase complex (Complex I), cytochrome bc complex (Comple
Maryland - BSCI - 207
Evolution of Life Time-Frame Bill. Yr. AgoTime4.5 BYAEventsOrigin of the earthCO2Photosynthesis: energy transductionLecture 12 Chp. 63.5-3.3 BYA 2.8-2.5 BYA 2.2-1.9 BYA 1.9-1.6 BYA 1.5 BYA 1.2 BYA 0.6 BYAFossils resembling prokaryotes B
Maryland - BSCI - 207
Summary of Photoreactions to Photophosporylation, note gain of 2 NADPHEnergy Storage/Energy consumptionLecture 13: Chp. 6, etc.Becker et al. The World of the CellAlternatively ATP can be synthesized by cyclic photophosphorylation (PSI), at the
Maryland - BSCI - 207
3/14 Lecture 13. Energy storage/Energy consumptionCh. 6Review PS I and PS II light reactions. Oxidation and re-reduction. Linear vs. non-linear photophosporylation again. Structural features of a leaf, a chloroplast and where light reactions occ
Maryland - ECON - 441
Copyright 2007 South-Western, a division of Thomson Learning. All rights reserved.Foundations of Modern Trade Theory: Comparative AdvantageChapter 2OverviewQuestions (2) Why does international trade occur? (basis for trade) (3) What is the ex
Maryland - ECON - 441
Copyright 2007 South-Western, a division of Thomson Learning. All rights reserved.Sources of Comparative AdvantageChapter 3OverviewCopyright 2007 South-Western, a division of Thomson Learning. All rights reserved. Chapter 2 shows that t
Maryland - ECON - 441
Copyright 2007 South-Western, a division of Thomson Learning. All rights reserved.TariffsChapter 4Overview The conclusion of the principle of comparative advantage is that free-trade and specialization lead to the most efficient use of world
Maryland - ECON - 441
Copyright 2007 South-Western, a division of Thomson Learning. All rights reserved.Nontariff Trade BarriersChapter 5Overview In addition to tariffs, there exists various other forms of trade restrictions that are used in practice. Using stati
Maryland - ECON - 441
Copyright 2007 South-Western, a division of Thomson Learning. All rights reserved.Trade Regulations and Industrial PoliciesChapter 6Overview We will first cover trade policies of the United States as an example of industrial nations trade pol
Maryland - ECON - 441
Copyright 2007 South-Western, a division of Thomson Learning. All rights reserved.Trade Policies For the Developing NationsChapter 7Overview Trade in developing nations have characteristics and issues different than that in industrial nations
Maryland - ECON - 441
Copyright 2007 South-Western, a division of Thomson Learning. All rights reserved.Regional Trading ArrangementsChapter 8Regional integration vs. Multilateralism Regional trading arrangements apply only to their member countries. One of the p
Maryland - ECON - 441
Copyright 2007 South-Western, a division of Thomson Learning. All rights reserved.The Balance of PaymentsChapter 10Second half of the course Our analyses of the international economy so far have focused on the movements of goods and services.
Maryland - ECON - 441
Copyright 2007 South-Western, a division of Thomson Learning. All rights reserved.Foreign ExchangeChapter 11Overview Relative prices of currencies are important in considering international financial transactions. In this chapter, we learn d
Maryland - ECON - 441
Copyright 2007 South-Western, a division of Thomson Learning. All rights reserved.Exchange Rage DeterminationChapter 12Overview Foreign exchange rates are affected by market fundamentals (economic variables) and market expectations. In the s
Maryland - ECON - 441
Copyright 2007 South-Western, a division of Thomson Learning. All rights reserved.Balance-of-Payments AdjustmentsChapter 13Overview The BOP, exchange rates, and the domestic economy are related. Policy goals of the government Internal balanc
Maryland - ECON - 441
Copyright 2007 South-Western, a division of Thomson Learning. All rights reserved.Exchange-Rate Adjustments And the Balance of PaymentsChapter 14Overview Automatic adjustment mechanisms in chapter 13 may come at the expense of domestic recess
Maryland - ECON - 441
Copyright 2007 South-Western, a division of Thomson Learning. All rights reserved.Exchange-Rate Systems and Currency CrisesChapter 15Exchange rate practices Exchange rate flexibility differ widely among countries (Table 15.1). The choice of
Maryland - ECON - 470
Adam Smith Adam Smith, Wealth of Nations, 1776Compensating DifferentialsRead pages: 239-246The wages of labour vary with the ease or hardship,the cleanliness or dirtiness, the honorableness or dishonorableness of the employment.Job Selection
Maryland - ECON - 470
Detecting Discrimination Labor market discrimination is said to exist if individual workers who have identical productive characteristics are treated differently because of the demographic groups to which they belong. Does labor market discriminati
Maryland - ECON - 470
EITC Budget ConstraintEarned Income Tax CreditPredictions and Evidence Ch6 pp.201-20329,666 W N = 0.84W Yearly Income ($) 16,297 13,750 $2,547 10,047 7,500 $2,547 24 leisure (hours/day) W N = 1.34W WN = W Unmarried, One Child, 2003Zone 1 For a
Maryland - ECON - 470
Labor Demand Elasticities What is the magnitude of the employment response to a change in the wage rate?Labor Demand ElasticitiesCh4 pp.93-112 This responsiveness will be measured using the concept of elasticity.Own-wage Elasticity of Demand
Maryland - ECON - 470
HOURS OF WORK AND THE FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT: A STUDY OF RETAIL AND WHOLESALE TRADE, 1938-1950DORA L. COSTAAssociate Professor of Economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Faculty Research Fellow at the National Bureau of Econo