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...Comm 280: Reasoning and Communication Sample Evaluation for a Roundtable Genetic Engineering For the group: I commend you for going first! In general, I was very pleased with the tone that you established for this Roundtable. You really embodied the ...
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Questions Reading 1: Kennedy--Rhetoric in Greece and Rome 1. The distinctive features of Greek and Roman rhetoric, compared to rhetorics from other parts of the world, are the unusual contentiousness of public address in Greece and Rome, the development of judicial rhetoric beyond what is found in other areas, and the resulting creation of a system of rhetorical education that Is distinct from other areas of study. 2. Oral poets believed that their creations were inspired from a source outside themselves, resulting from a lack of conscious reflection about composition, which more rationally can be thought a product of original genius, imitation of traditional themes and poetic technique, an "ear" for what sounded right, and expression of cultural values and assumptions. Greek literature, from the beginning, had a quality that appealed to a common sense of nationality and shared experience. 3. Rather than settling differences peacefully quietly, and the Greeks are argumentative. They were contentious from the beginning, and acceptance and indulgence of open contention and rivalry has remained a characteristic of Western society except when suppressed by powerful authority of church or state. 4. Voting affected rhetorical practice because it provided an answer to how to make a decision in a contentious society, but in the process, also polarized views and encouraged contentiousness. 5. Sophists taught public address in their schools, largely in the form of epideictic speeches. They also converted rhetoric from a conservative force transmitting and enhancing traditional values, to rhetoric as a tool of change. 6. A distinctive feature of rhetoric in Greece was the development of artistic judicial oratory. More importantly, it was the needs of the democratic law courts in Greece that created the discipline of rhetoric as taught and practiced in the West. 7. NOTED!
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Colorado >> COMM >> 3300 (Summer, 2004)
Reading Questions 2: Sophistic Rhetoric I (Gorgias, Poulakos) Poulakos: 1. What is Poulakos\' sophistic definition of rhetoric? Poulakos\' sophistic definition of rhetoric is, \".the art which seeks to capture in opportune moments that which is appropr...
Cornell >> PHYS >> 1112 (Spring, 2008)
P112 Spring 2008 Homework #6 Reading: 5.3, 5.4, 5.5, 14.3 Not all concepts will be covered in class you are responsible for all material in the reading and in the homework problems. 4. The International Space Station (ISS) orbits the Earth in an ap...
Cornell >> PHYS >> 1112 (Spring, 2008)
P112 Spring 2008 Homework #8 Reading: 6.5, 7.2-7.5, 8.1-8.3 Not all concepts will be covered in class you are responsible for all material in the reading and in the homework problems. oxygen atom at an angle of 90 with respect to its original direc...
Cornell >> PHYS >> 1112 (Spring, 2008)
Physics 112 Homework #6 Solutions, Spring 2008 March 3, 2008 Problem 1 At any point in the path of the remote control car\'s motion around the cylinder, it must be 2 accelerating toward the center at aradial = vr in order to stay in a circular path. ...
Cornell >> PHYS >> 1112 (Spring, 2008)
P112 Spring 2008 Homework #7 Reading: 6.5, 7.2-7.5, 8.1-8.3 Not all concepts will be covered in class you are responsible for all material in the reading and in the homework problems. Instructions: IMPORTANT: One learns physics by doing problems, s...
Cornell >> PHYS >> 1112 (Spring, 2008)
P112 Spring 2008 Homework #9 Reading: 8.4-8.6 Not all concepts will be covered in class you are responsible for all material in the reading and in the homework problems. method of a few m/s? (d) What is the magnitude of Jupiter\'s momentum relative ...
Cornell >> PHYS >> 1112 (Spring, 2008)
HW 8 Solutions 1a. The spring constant k is given by F/x = 800/0.2 = 4000N/m. The potential energy is therefore U = 1 kx2 = 80J. 2 1 1 N 1b. U = 2 kx2 = 2 (4000 m )(0.05m)2 = 5J. 2a. The set of points {r|0 r 2fm} are neutral equilibria. The point ...
Colorado >> COMM >> 3300 (Summer, 2004)
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Colorado >> COMM >> 3300 (Summer, 2004)
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Colorado >> COMM >> 3300 (Summer, 2004)
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UCLA >> MATH >> 32b (Spring, 2008)
MATH 32B PRACTICE MIDTERM October, 22nd, 2007 Problem 1. Consider the integral I = -2 0 f (x, y)dxdy, where f (x, y) = ex -y . Divide the rectangle [-2, 0] [0, 2] into 4 equal squares. Let L be the Riemann sum corresponding to this subdivision and...
UCLA >> MATH >> 32b (Spring, 2008)
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UCLA >> MATH >> 32b (Spring, 2008)
MATH 32B PRACTICE FINAL EXAM Please note: Show your work. Except on true/false problems, correct answers not accompanied by sufficent explanations will receive little or no credit. Please call one of the proctors if you have any questions about a pr...
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UCLA >> MATH >> 32b (Spring, 2008)
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UF >> CHM >> 2045 (Spring, 2008)
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Berkeley >> BIO >> 1A (Summer, 2007)
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Berkeley >> BIO >> 1A (Summer, 2007)
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Berkeley >> CHEM >> 120A (Spring, 2007)
Chem 120A Problem Set 8 Out Monday 04/30/07; revised Wed. 05/02/07; Due Monday 05/07/07 1. a) Determine the ground state electron configurations of NO+ and NO. Compare the bond orders of these two species. b) Determine the bond order for the cyanid...
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Berkeley >> BIO >> 1A (Summer, 2007)
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Berkeley >> BIO >> 1A (Summer, 2007)
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Berkeley >> CHEM >> 120A (Spring, 2007)
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Berkeley >> CHEM >> 120A (Spring, 2007)
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Berkeley >> BIO >> 1A (Summer, 2007)
BIOLOGY 1A online LECTURE Viruses. Last time I just gave an introduction to viruses. To review a little bit, I mentioned that viruses are acellular; they do not consist of cells. Basically, the simplest virus consists of a genome and a capsid (prote...
Berkeley >> CHEM >> 120A (Spring, 2007)
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Berkeley >> BIO >> 1A (Summer, 2007)
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Berkeley >> BIO >> 1A (Summer, 2007)
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Berkeley >> BIO >> 1A (Summer, 2007)
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Berkeley >> BIO >> 1A (Summer, 2007)
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Berkeley >> BIO >> 1A (Summer, 2007)
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Berkeley >> BIO >> 1A (Summer, 2007)
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Berkeley >> BIO >> 1A (Summer, 2007)
BIOLOGY 1A Professor Baxter Lecture 15 / Thursday, 7/20/06 Page 1 of 11 Copyright 2006 by Professor Baxter. BLACK LIGHTNING LECTURE NOTES is the only authorized lecture notes service at the University of California, Berkeley. ANNOUNCEMENTS Just an a...
Berkeley >> BIO >> 1A (Summer, 2007)
BIOLOGY 1A Professor Baxter Lecture 14 / Wednesday, 7/19/06 Page 1 of 11 Copyright 2006 by Professor Baxter. BLACK LIGHTNING LECTURE NOTES is the only authorized lecture notes service at the University of California, Berkeley. LECTURE DNA Structure ...
Berkeley >> BIO >> 1A (Summer, 2007)
BIOLOGY 1A Professor Baxter Lecture 10 / Wednesday, 7/12/06 Page 1 of 10 Copyright 2006 by Professor Baxter. BLACK LIGHTNING LECTURE NOTES is the only authorized lecture notes service at the University of California, Berkeley. ANNOUNCEMENTS There ar...
Berkeley >> BIO >> 1A (Summer, 2007)
BIOLOGY 1A online ANNOUNCEMENTS The handout for the exam will be posted on the website, so you can download it. Really look this over because on Monday, some of you will be going to one location, others will be going to a different location, and so ...
Berkeley >> BIO >> 1A (Summer, 2007)
BIOLOGY 1A Professor Baxter Lecture 08 / Monday, 7/10/06 Page 1 of 12 Copyright 2006 by Professor Baxter. BLACK LIGHTNING LECTURE NOTES is the only authorized lecture notes service at the University of California, Berkeley. ANNOUNCEMENTS The Student...
Berkeley >> BIO >> 1A (Summer, 2007)
BIOLOGY 1A online ANNOUNCEMENTS -Normal office hours are in 2084 VLSB. -On Monday, July 17th, there will be the first lecture exam. -Q&A Review: Dr. Baxter, Friday 10am-12pm in 100GpBB. Bring your detailed questions. -Exam Handout on Wednesday Scott...
Berkeley >> EE >> 100 (Fall, 2007)
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Collage of Engineering Department of Electrical Engineering And Computer Science B. E. BOSER Quiz 2 Solution Thursday, 9/6/2007 EECS 42/100 FALL 2007 1. Power(P) = 2*10mA= 20mW Energy= 20mW* 10= 200mJ 2. Element one is absor...
Berkeley >> EE >> 100 (Fall, 2007)
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Collage of Engineering Department of Electrical Engineering And Computer Science B. E. BOSER Quiz 2 Thursday, 9/6/2007 EECS 42/100 FALL 2007 1. One 2V battery supplies 10mA to a circuit. How much energy does the battery supp...
Berkeley >> EE >> 100 (Fall, 2007)
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences B. E. BOSER Quiz 1 EECS 42/100 Name: _SOLUTIONS_ 1. SID: _ 2 3 7 4 12 cos 90 2. 3. x 4 sin 4. tan 5. log 0.01 6. ln 7. Asin 3 8. 9. a) 5 b) 5 ...
Berkeley >> EE >> 100 (Fall, 2007)
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences B. E. BOSER Quiz 3 EECS 42/100 Name: _ SID: _ Section: _ No Calculators 0. Suppose R1 = 4 and R2 = 8. Determine Req. 1 1 1 1 2 8 3 1 4 1 8 3 8 8 ...
Berkeley >> EE >> 100 (Fall, 2007)
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences B. E. BOSER Quiz 4 EECS 42/100 SID: _ a) 30 b) 25 c) 2.5 d) 10 Name: _ 1. What is the value of the equivalent resistance Req of the circuit below? 2. ...
Berkeley >> BIO >> 1A (Summer, 2007)
BIOLOGY 1A online ANNOUNCEMENTS There is a handout. It is a figure that I used on the overhead that is not from your textbook; I took it from another book called Molecular Biology of the Cell, by Albers, et al. I just xeroxed the page in this book, ...
Berkeley >> BIO >> 1A (Summer, 2007)
BIOLOGY 1A online BLACK LIGHTNING ANNOUNCEMENT Dear Subscribers, We are replacing this lecture because the previous lecture that was uploaded to our website had some gibberish imbedded after an equation on the last page only. Please replace your #6 ...
Berkeley >> BIO >> 1A (Summer, 2007)
BIOLOGY 1A online ANNOUNCEMENTS I made a few changes in the next lecture I am going to be giving you today. If you go in your reader to Lecture 4, Membranes, scratch through slides 21 through 26. I redid these and printed them out-there is a handout...
Berkeley >> BIO >> 1A (Summer, 2007)
BIOLOGY 1A online LECTURE Cell Structure. Where we left off yesterday was a structure survey of the major components of the eukaryotic cell. In this lecture, I am also including a few points off and on about prokaryotic cells. Right now, though, we ...
Berkeley >> BIO >> 1A (Summer, 2007)
BIOLOGY 1A Professor Baxter Lecture 03 / Wednesday, 6/28/06 Page 1 of 10 Copyright 2006 by Professor Baxter. BLACK LIGHTNING LECTURE NOTES is the only authorized lecture notes service at the University of California, Berkeley. BLACK LIGHTNING ANNOUN...
Berkeley >> EE >> 100 (Fall, 2007)
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Collage of Engineering Department of Electrical Engineering And Computer Science B. E. BOSER Homework 1 Solution Due Wednesday, 9/5/2007 EECS 42/100 FALL 2007 1. a) n = n AL r 2 L n= .5*1022*pi*(.1*10-1)2*100=1.57*1020 b) nx...
Berkeley >> EE >> 100 (Fall, 2007)
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Berkeley >> EE >> 100 (Fall, 2007)
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences B. E. BOSER Quiz 7 EECS 42/100 SID: _ a) A b) B c) C d) D Name: _ 1. Assume and z1= -10 krad/sec, p1= -100 krad/sec and p2= - 10 Mrad/sec. Choose the cor...
Berkeley >> EE >> 100 (Fall, 2007)
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences B. E. BOSER Quiz 6 EECS 42/100 SID: _ Name: _ 1. What is the value of the equivalent impedance Zeq of the circuit a) 10-6 below? b) j 106 c) -j 106 d) -...
Berkeley >> EE >> 100 (Fall, 2007)
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Berkeley >> EE >> 100 (Fall, 2007)
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences B. E. BOSER Quiz 5 Solutions EECS 42/100 Name: _ 9 SID: _ Section: _ a) 3 b) 3 c) 3 d) 3 a) -3 b) 3 c) 10 d) -10 a) b) c) 2 d) 2 a) -5 b) 25 c) 5 d) Undef...
Berkeley >> CHEM >> 120A (Spring, 2007)
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Berkeley >> EE >> 100 (Fall, 2007)
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences B. E. BOSER Quiz 1 (sample) EECS 42/100 Name: _ SID: _ a) 2 b) 2 c) 9 d) Undefined 1. 3 4 5 5 6 cos 9 7 0 sin 90 2. 3. x 4. tan 5. log 100 6. ln 7...
Berkeley >> CHEM >> 120A (Spring, 2007)
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Berkeley >> EE >> 100 (Fall, 2007)
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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA College of Engineering Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences B. E. BOSER 1. Req= (R2|R3)+R1=(10|10)+5=10 2. I2=(R1/(R1+R2)*3A=1A V2=I2R2=20V 3. Vx=(R3/(R1+R2+R3)*50V=(20/50)*50=20V 4. Quiz 4 solution Tues...
Berkeley >> EE >> 100 (Fall, 2007)
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences B. E. BOSER Sample Quiz 2 EECS 42/100 SID: _ Section: _ Name: _ 1. 4 2. 5 2. 3. 3 9. 4. . 5. | | 6. 5 12 . 10 10 . 7. a) 2 b) 2 c) 2 d) -2...
Berkeley >> CHEM >> 120A (Spring, 2007)
Chem 120A Problem Set 6 Out: Wed. March 28, 2007; Due: Fri. April 6, 2007 1. a) Starting with the radial Schr dinger equation for the hydrogen atom and a guessed solution of the o form R(r) = (1 + br)e-ar find a and b such that this solution works...
Berkeley >> HISTORY >> 134A (Spring, 2008)
UC Berkeley: History 134A Exam I Study Guide Terms: Lecture I: Legacies of the 18thCentury (1/24/08) Cahokia First thriving urban settlement (city) in North America (11th-14th cent.) Population ~ 30,000 People Walled Cities From 3000BCE to 1500CE, c...
Berkeley >> HISTORY >> 134A (Spring, 2008)
History 134A Exam 1 Timeline/Themes Before Age of City 3000BCE-1500AD o Walled Cities 11 -14 o th th City Development [1573] o Laws of the Indies (1573) (1790\'s) o Tontine Coffee House [1791] o Pierrre L\'Enfant [1811] o o 1811 Commissioners\' Plan Gr...
Berkeley >> ANTHRO >> 2AC (Spring, 2007)
Abstract ABSTRACT \"Lithic Analysis: Chipped Stone Tools and Waste Flakes in Archaeology\" by Robert Kelly Lithic analysis is the study of stone tools and waste flakes from their manufacture and maintenance. Stone tools and waste flakes are the earli...
Berkeley >> ANTHRO >> 1 (Spring, 2008)
Anthropology 1 Exam 1 Study Outline I. Chapter 1: Introduction A. Introduction 1. Definitions a) Hominidae-the taxonomic family to which humans belong b) Hominids-a colloquial term for members of the family Hominidae, which includes all bipedal homon...
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