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Virginia Military Institute - EE - 422
System Reqmnts Review (SRR) Mission Analysis completed Support strategy defined System options decisions completed Design usage defined Sys performance reqmt definitized Manpower sensitivities completedSystem Des Rvw/ Softwre Spec Rvw (SDR/SS
Virginia Military Institute - EE - 422
Some guidance on parts and parts orders Please refrain from taking parts from labs other than the senior design lab. Inform Gary of any department parts/supplies used so he can restock. You must see Gary to order parts. Get your orders in early and b
Virginia Military Institute - EE - 422
Senior Design Class Activities Course Outline Power Point Presentation. Course administration View first half of Pentagon Wars a movie highlighting poor project management. View second half of Pentagon Wars movie. Used the Working in Teams section of
Virginia Military Institute - EE - 422
STUDENT SURVEY Integrated Product/Process Development Team Selection DataPlease turn-in to your project manager during the first week of class. NAME: _ What do you consider your technical strength?:(circuits, electronics, computers, theory, practice
Virginia Military Institute - EE - 422
Peer/Participant Assessment Form1As a member of a group on a practical exercise, you are asked to individually rate each member of your group. Please enter the group member's name and, on the scale below each question, write in the number which best
Virginia Military Institute - EE - 422
Grading Sheet for Senior Design, EE422 Final PresentationsTeam Team A Team 1 Grading Topics Poor 0 Deliverable Product Package ? System Design (suitability for purpose) Audio Quality of Display Presentation (quality/organization) Supporting Data Pac
Virginia Military Institute - EE - 422
EE 422 Senior Design Final Clearance Sheet TEAM A TEAM 1 PMs initial below Final Report Web Posted Final Presentation Web Posted All lab equipment returned (stuff borrowed from other labs) All parts ordered for restocking (parts borrowed from profs/l
Minnesota - A - 4002
Ast 4002 Spring 2006 Problem Set #5 (discussion: Feb 23rd) 1. Relaxation time scale Two-body relaxation time scale is given by eq.(3.10.17). Violent relaxation takes place on 3 dynamical time scale, which is of the same order as the orbit velocity; t
Minnesota - A - 4002
Ast 4002 Spring 2006 Problem Set #6 (discussion: Mar 2nd) 1. Galaxy visibility function. Using the following relations between the central galaxy surface brightness (I 0 in units of flux, or 0 in mag), limiting surface brightness of observations (I l
Minnesota - A - 4002
Ast 4002 Spring 2006 Problem Set #7 (discussion: Mar 9th) 1. Motion of a star in a Kuzmin (1956) disk. Gravitational potential of a thin disk is sometimes represented by a Kuzmin formula, (R, z) = R2 -GM , + (a + |z|)2where R is the radial (paralle
WVU - PS - 601
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WVU - PS - 601
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WVU - PS - 601
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Minnesota - A - 4002
Ast 4002 Spring 2006 Problem Set #8 (discussion: Mar 23rd) 1. Initial mass function (IMF) or stars. The Salpeter (1955) IMF of stars between 0.2 and 100 M is given by n(M )dM M -2.3 dM , where n(M )dM is the number of stars within interval dM around
Minnesota - A - 4002
Ast 4002 Spring 2006 Problem Set #9 (discussion: Mar 30th) 1. Spiral arms in a Kuzmin disk In problem set #7 you calculated (R), the frequency of the dierential rotation as a function of distance R from the center of the disk, as well as (R), the epi
Minnesota - A - 4002
Ast 4002 Spring 2006 Problem Set #10 (discussion: Apr 6th) 1. Can Type II Supernova expel most of the gas from galaxies? (a) Stars with initial mass above 8M produce supernovae Type II. Using the same Salpeter IMF we had before, calculate the mass of
Minnesota - A - 4002
Ast 4002 Spring 2006 Problem Set #11 (discussion: Apr 13th) 1. Accretion disks around black holes in the AGN We'll calculate the upper limit on the temperature of the inner most portion of the AGN accretion disk. Assume that the radiation coming from
Minnesota - A - 4002
Ast 4002 Spring 2006 Problem Set #12 (discussion: Apr 20th) 1. Gravitational deflection of light Assume that photons are particles of mass m. Using Newtonian mechanics calculate the deflection angle of a photon passing a distance b away from an obje
Minnesota - A - 4002
Ast 4002 Spring 2006 Problem Set #13 (discussion: Apr 27th) 1. Estimating proper sizes of distant galaxies. Calculate the proper (physical) size of a distant spiral galaxy in kpc, from the following observed information: The half width of the 21cm s
Minnesota - A - 4002
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Minnesota - A - 4002
AST 4002 SyllabusAstrophysics II, Galactic and Extragalactic Astronomy, Spring 2007 Professor: Liliya L.R. Williams (Physics 353, 624-1084, llrw@astro.umn.edu) Class Times: M T W Th 1:25-2:15pm, Physics 157 Class Web-page: http:/www.astro.umn.edu/ll
Minnesota - A - 4002
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Rose-Hulman - CSSE - 200930
24 Network Management Network Management9-1Chapter 9 Network ManagementA note on the use of these ppt slides:We're making these slides freely available to all (faculty, students, readers). They're in PowerPoint form so you can add, modify,
Rose-Hulman - CSSE - 200930
24 - Network ManagementNetwork Management9-1Chapter 9 Network Management gA note on the use of these ppt slides:We're making these slides freely available to all ( g y (faculty, students, readers). y ) They're in PowerPoint form so you can a
Harvard - GOV - 2305
Race and Politics Response to Carmines & Stimson and Mendelberg Abby Williamson November 28, 2005 GOV 2305 Response Paper #3 More often than not, race is the "elephant in the room" in discussions of U.S. politics. In their respective works, Carmines
Harvard - GOV - 2305
Clayton Nall Gov 2305 September 26, 2005 Civic Disengagement: Who Is to Blame? The focal point of this week's three readings is Bowling Alone, Robert Putnam's whodunit tale of the decline in American civic engagement. At the center of his heavilyre
CSU Long Beach - CECS - 174
CECS 174 Lab Exercise (9/11/03)Objective: Practice debugging in C+ programming. Hardware and Software: Linux system on the Macintosh computers in ECS-306. Procedure: 1. Log in using your CECS login ID and password. 2. Click Go/Applications/Terminal
Wisconsin - SH - 061128
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Wisconsin - SH - 061128
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Wisconsin - SH - 061128
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Brandeis - CS - 155
This folder contains blender files developed for the CS155 Computer Graphicscourse at Brandeis University in the Fall of 2007.The blender files should have licensing terms in the textarea window.
Wisconsin - SH - 061128
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SFASU - SPE - 516
Case Study: Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD) Betty Kildahl, age 84 1. At what age were you diagnosed with Age-related Macular Degeneration? Betty was medically diagnosed between the age of 80-81 yrs. She suspected the disease a few years before
SFASU - SPE - 516
Carol Clayton-Bye LA7- 516 Hand Held Magnifiers 1. near tasks 2. reading a newspaper, reading a booklet, reading a price tag 3. A low vision person can function in a store or with materials that are not available in large print. They can see what the
Wisconsin - SH - 061128
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SFASU - SPE - 551
SPE 551 Scenario Material Teaching BrailleCarolann Carolann is a six year old student at Hunt Elementary School in Porter, Texas. She was diagnosed with retinoblastoma at the age of six months, and both eyes have been enucleated. She has participate
Wisconsin - SH - 061128
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Wisconsin - SH - 061128
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Wisconsin - SH - 061128
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Wisconsin - SH - 061128
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Wisconsin - SH - 061128
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Wisconsin - SH - 061128
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Wisconsin - SH - 061128
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Wisconsin - SH - 061128
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Wisconsin - SH - 061128
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Wisconsin - SH - 061128
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Iowa State - CE - 473
CE 573 Groundwater Fall 2007 Comments on homework 11. All groups realized that the total volume out of the well remains constant and considered the total volume out of the region. The well volume is constant because the pumping rate is fixed. You wi
Iowa State - CE - 473
CE 473/573 Groundwater Fall 2007 Comments on homework 210. When the boundary heads are fixed and K is homogeneous, the value of K does not affect the heads; however, by Darcy's law, the flow will double if K doubles since the gradient is unchanged.
Iowa State - CE - 473
CE 473/573 Groundwater Fall 2007 Comments on homework 312. No group solved this problem correctly. All terms except aquifuge belong in the set of aquifers since they all bear water. You could argue that aquitards do not belong in the set of aquifers
Iowa State - CE - 473
CE 473/573 Groundwater Fall 2007 Comments on homework 526 . No problems 28. No problems. Notice that the total ow into the two drains is equal to the ow due to recharge, as it must be by conservation of mass. 29. For problems like part b, I prefer a
Iowa State - CE - 473
CE 473/573 Groundwater Fall 2007 Comments on homework 635. To show that you solved this problem correctly, plot the two numerical solutions along with the analytical solution. Also, remember the advice for choosing the grid spacing: Double the numbe
Iowa State - CE - 473
CE 473/573 Groundwater Fall 2007 Mid-semester evaluationName (optional) 1. Would you like me to re-choose homework teams? a. Yes b. No c. I would rather work alone. 2. Explain how your team solves the homework problems: a. We solve the problems indi
Iowa State - CE - 473
CE 473/573 Groundwater Fall 2007 Group expectationsList the rules and expectations you agree as a team to adopt. You can deal with various aspects of group work that were discussed on the first day: preparing for and attending group meetings, making
Iowa State - CE - 473
CE 473/573 Groundwater Fall 2007 Project guidelines1. Your objective: Teach me something. Try to tell me something interesting about groundwater that I do not already know. 2. Length: 8-15 single-spaced pages (including gures), 1-inch margins, 11-12
Iowa State - CE - 473
CE 573 Groundwater Fall 2007 Homework 1 Due Wednesday September 5These exercises are meant to help you practice the concepts from lecture. Only the exercises with starred numbers (e.g., #4) are mandatory. You will submit the mandatory exercises. The
Iowa State - CE - 473
CE 573 Groundwater Fall 2007 Homework 2 Due Monday September 17You should have enough information to solve these problems. If you have questions about the problems, either email them or ask me on Friday. I have repeated optional problem 9 because we
Iowa State - CE - 473
CE 473/573 Groundwater Fall 2007 Homework 5 Due Wednesday October 17*26. There are no 2's in equation (4.64) of Fetter's book, but there are seven 2's in equation (4.65). Explain where the seven 2's came from. 27. Do problem 13 on p. 149 of Fetter's
Iowa State - CE - 473
CE 473/573 Groundwater Fall 2007 Homework 6 Due Friday October 2632. Investigate the accuracy of dierent nite dierence approximations for the rst derivative. Consider f (x) = sin(x) from 0 x . a. Use a grid with 11 points (i.e., x = /10), and make
Iowa State - CE - 473
CE 473/573 Groundwater Fall 2007 Homework 7 Due Friday November 16*39. A pump test was conducted in a 25-m thick, confined aquifer in which the initial piezometric surface was at elevation 15 m. The well was pumped at 30 L/s, and after one day the p