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Kaplan University - AC420 - 420
Exercise 9-9Name:Insert your answers into the gray-shaded cells of columns E and G. If ananswer is incorrect, the word "wrong" will appear.a. Direct materialsDirect laborManufacturing overheadTotal variable production costDivided by units produced
Kaplan University - AC420 - 420
Lesley ChubickAC420Cost AccountingUnit 7 ProjectToyota and its Organizational CultureToyota Corporation has stated they demonstrate their forward thinking through thecompany history and its reflected in their product and the people that work for the
Kaplan University - AC420 - 420
Chapter 99.b.a. Direct materialDirect laborManufacturing overheadTotal variable production costDivided by units producedVariable production cost per cap$(rounded)Contribution margin per unit:RevenueLess Variable CostsCost of goods soldSelli
Kaplan University - ACCOUNTING - AC330-03
AE6-2Business, Accounting/Business Analysis/Financial Reporting - Year 4Paul's Beauty Salon: Contribution margin in dollars, units and as a ratioIn the month of June, Paula's Beauty Salon gave 4,000 haircuts, shampoos, and permanents at anaverage pric
Kaplan University - ACCOUNTING - AC330-03
AE7-2 (a,b)Gruner Company produces golf discs which it normally sells to retailers for $7.06 each. The cost of manufacturing 19,000 golf discs is:Materials10,058Labor34,026Variable overhead23,112Fixed overhead43,442Total110,638Gruner also incu
UT Dallas - EE - 130
Semiconductor FundamentalsOUTLINE General material properties Crystal structure Crystallographic notationRead: Chapter 1What is a Semiconductor? Low resistivity => conductor High resistivity => insulator Intermediate resistivity => semiconductor
UT Dallas - EE - 130
Lecture #3OUTLINE Band gap energy Density of states Doping Read: Chapter 2 (Section 2.3)Band Gap and Material ClassificationEc EG= ~9 eV Ev EcEG = 1.12 eVEc EvSiSiO2metal Filled bands and empty bands do not allow current flow Insulators have larg
UT Dallas - EE - 130
Lecture #4OUTLINE Energy band model (revisited) Thermal equilibrium Fermi-Dirac distribution Boltzmann approximation Relationship between EF and n, p Read: Chapter 2 (Section 2.4)Important Constants Electronic charge, q = 1.6 10-19 C Permittivity of
UT Dallas - EE - 130
Lecture #6OUTLINE Carrier scattering mechanisms Drift current Conductivity and resistivity Relationship between band diagrams & V, Read: Section 3.1Mechanisms of Carrier ScatteringDominant scattering mechanisms: 1. Phonon scattering (lattice scattering
UT Dallas - EE - 130
Lecture #9OUTLINE Continuity equations Minority carrier diffusion equations Minority carrier diffusion length Quasi-Fermi levels Read: Sections 3.4, 3.5Derivation of Continuity Equation Consider carrier-flux into/out-of an infinitesimal volume:Area A,
UT Dallas - EE - 130
Lecture #13ANNOUNCEMENTS Quiz #2 next Friday (2/23) will cover the following: carrier action (drift, diffusion, R-G) continuity & minority-carrier diffusion eq'ns MS contacts (electrostatics, I-V characteristics) Review session will be held Friday 2/16 a
UT Dallas - EE - 130
Lecture #14OUTLINE pn junction electrostatics Reading: Chapter 5Spring 2007EE130 Lecture 14, Slide 1Qualitative ElectrostaticsBand diagramElectrostatic potential Electric fieldCharge densitySpring 2007EE130 Lecture 14, Slide 2 Find the built-in
UT Dallas - EE - 130
Lecture #17OUTLINE pn junctions (cont'd) Reverse bias current Reverse-bias breakdownReading: Chapter 6.2Spring 2007EE130 Lecture 17, Slide 1Carrier Concentration Profiles: Forward BiasSpring 2007EE130 Lecture 17, Slide 2Carrier Concentration Profi
UT Dallas - EE - 130
Lecture #18OUTLINE pn junctions (cont'd) Deviations from the ideal I-V R-G current series resistance high-level injection Narrow-base diodeReading: Chapter 6.2, 6.3Spring 2007EE130 Lecture 18, Slide 1Effect of R-G in Depletion Region The net gener
UT Dallas - EE - 130
Lecture #19OUTLINE pn junctions (cont'd) Charge control model Reading: Finish Chapter 6.3Spring 2007EE130 Lecture 19, Slide 1Minority-Carrier Charge Storage When VA>0, excess minority carriers are stored in the quasi-neutral regions of a pn junction:
UT Dallas - EE - 130
Lecture #23QUIZ #3 Results(undergraduate scores only, N = 39) Mean = 22.1; Median = 22; Std. Dev. = 1.995 High = 25; Low = 18OUTLINE The Bipolar Junction Transistor Fundamentals Ideal Transistor Analysis Reading: Chapter 10, 11.1Spring 2007 EE130 Lect
UT Dallas - EE - 130
Lecture #25OUTLINE BJT: Deviations from the Ideal Base-width modulation, Early voltage Punch-through Non-ideal effects at low |VEB|, high |VEB| Gummel plot Reading: Chapter 11.2Measured BJT Common-Emitter Output Characteristics:Spring 2007EE130 Lectur
UT Dallas - EE - 130
Lecture #26OUTLINE Modern BJT Structures Poly-Si emitter Heterojunction bipolar transistor (HBT) Charge control model Base transit time Reading: Finish Chapter 11, 12.2Spring 2007EE130 Lecture 26, Slide 1Modern BJT StructureBP+polySiEN+ polySi P+p
UT Dallas - EE - 130
Lecture #27OUTLINE BJT small signal model BJT cutoff frequency BJT transient (switching) responseReading: Finish Chapter 12Spring 2007EE130 Lecture 27, Slide 1Small-Signal ModelCommon-emitter configuration, forward-active EB / kT qV mode:I C F I F
UT Dallas - EE - 130
Lecture #29ANNOUNCEMENTS Reminder: Quiz #4 on Wednesday 4/4 No Office Hour or Coffee Hour on Wednesday Tsu-Jae will hold office hour tomorrow (4/3) 11-12 OUTLINE The MOS Capacitor: Structure Energy band diagram Reading: Chapter 16.1-16.2Spring 2007 EE13
UT Dallas - EE - 130
Lecture #30OUTLINE The MOS Capacitor Electrostatics Reading: Chapter 16.3Spring 2007EE130 Lecture 30, Slide 1Bulk Semiconductor Potential, FqF Ei (bulk ) - E F p-type Si: kT F = ln( N A / ni ) > 0 q n-type Si: kT F = - ln( N D / ni ) < 0 qSpring 20
UT Dallas - EE - 130
Lecture #32OUTLINE The MOS Capacitor: Capacitance-voltage (C-V) characteristicsReading: Chapter 16.4Spring 2007EE130 Lecture 32, Slide 1 S and W vs. VG (p-type Si) S:0 2 F2 qN A si 2Cox (VG - VFB ) 1+ s = - 1 2 qN A si 2Cox 2(for VFB < VG < VT )a
UT Dallas - EE - 130
Lecture #33OUTLINE The MOS Capacitor: C-V examples Impact of oxide chargesReading: Chapter 18.1, 18.2Spring 2007EE130 Lecture 33, Slide 1Examples: C-V CharacteristicsCCox QSHF-Capacitor VFB VT VGDoes the QS or the HF-capacitor C-V characteristic
UT Dallas - EE - 130
Lecture #36OUTLINE The MOSFET: Qualitative theory Long-channel I-V ("Square-Law" Theory) Reading: Textbook Chapter 17.2, 18.3.4Spring 2007EE130 Lecture 36, Slide 1Qualitative Theory of the NMOSFETVGS < VT:depletion layerThe potential barrier to ele
UT Dallas - EE - 130
Lecture #38OUTLINEThe MOSFET: Bulk-charge theory Body effect parameter Channel length modulation parameter PMOSFET I-V Small-signal modelReading: Finish Chapter 17, 18.3.4Spring 2007EE130 Lecture 38, Slide 1Problem with the "Square Law Theory"Qinv
UT Dallas - EE - 130
Lecture #39OUTLINEThe MOSFET: Sub-threshold leakage current Gate-length scalingSpring 2007EE130 Lecture 39, Slide 1Sub-Threshold Leakage Current We had previously assumedthat there is no channel current when VGS < VT. This is incorrect. If S > F,
UT Dallas - EE - 130
Lecture #40OUTLINEThe MOSFET: Velocity saturationReading: Chapter 19.1Spring 2007EE130 Lecture 40, Slide 1Velocity SaturationVelocity saturation limits IDSsat in modern MOSFETS Simple model:v= 1+ for < for satsatv = vsatsat sat is the elec
Georgia State - GEOG - 1112
Lecture 21: Mid-latitude Broadleaf ForestsGeorgias Climate_ climate.This climate is usually moist all year. In the summer, moisture comes from the maritime tropical airmasses that occur over warm waters off of the eastern coasts of continents. The war
Rutgers - SCIENCE - 204
Social Evolution Lecture Outline February 1, 20121.How genetic information is stored and preservedcomponents of the cell- cytoplasm, intracellular organelles, mitochondria, nucle usDNA- double stranded molecule, genetic code, primary component of chrom
Rutgers - SCIENCE - 204
Social Evolution Lecture Outline February 20Sperm Competition INTRA sexual selection at the level of the sperm occurs when females mate with multiple males sperm from more than one male occurs in reproductive tract at thesame time retain sperm in re
Rutgers - SCIENCE - 204
Social Evolution Lecture Outline February 22Mystery of the Extended Post-Reproductive period in Human Females reproductive function ceases somatic functions continue unique in animals? Menopause (average age = 50.5) Grandmothering hypothesis women
Rutgers - SCIENCE - 204
Social Evolution Lecture Outline March 19Conflicts over Miscarriage estimated that 78% of conceptions end in miscarriage most in 1st 12 weeks many before a single period is missed spontaneous abortions when analyzed often have genetic abnormalities
Rutgers - SCIENCE - 204
SocialEvolutionLectureOutlineApril9HOMOSEXUALITYProblemforEvolutionaryTheorystrongexclusivepreferenceforsexualactivitywithsamesexindividualsreducesanindividualsRS!InHumanSocieties24%ofadultmales12%ofwomenhowisitmaintainedatthislevelthroughtime?Ev
Rutgers - SCIENCE - 204
Jaclyn DeMersIntro to World LitVampires PresentationWorks CitedDillinger, Vic. "Carmilla: Le Fanu's Vampiress Before Dracula." - InfoBarrel. Web. 09 Apr. 2012.<http:/www.infobarrel.com/Carmilla_Le_Fanus_Vampiress_Before_Dracula>.Richardson, Beverley
Kaplan University - LS312 - 02
Running Header: SUPREME COURT DECISIONS1Tosha CollinsKaplan UniversityLS305 Constitutional LawUnit 4 AssignmentJudge KentApril 16, 2012Running Header: SUPREME COURT DECISIONS2The Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution states The right of the
Kaplan University - LS312 - 02
Running Header: MIDTERM UNIT 51Tosha CollinsKaplan UniversityLS305 Constitutional LawUnit 5 MidtermJudge KentApril 18, 2012Running Header: MIDTERM UNIT 51.2Three kinds of speech that are not protected under the First Amendmentare clear and pre
Kaplan University - LS312 - 02
Running Header: FREEDOM OF SPEECHTosha CollinsKaplan UniversityLS305 Constitutional LawUnit 2 AssignmentJudge KentApril 2, 20121Running Header: FREEDOM OF SPEECH2The First Amendment of the United States constitution states: Congress shallmake n
Alabama - MANAGEMENT - 585
18:36DefinitionBehaviorsintendedtohavetheeffectofharmingapersonwithinordirectlyrelatedto theorganization,ortheorganizationitselfOutlineTypesofaggressionConsequencesCausesIndividualfactorsOrganizationalfactorsPreventionConsequencesFortheemploye
SUNY Cortland - BIO - 104
Chapter : 6: A Tour of the CellChapter Quiz1. A researcher wants to film the movement of chromosomes during cell division. Whichtype of microscope should he choose and why is it the best choice? (Concept 6.1)a) light microscope, because of its high re
Virginia Tech - ENGE - 1114
Virginia Tech - ENGE - 1114
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRO DUCT.0 043215.00n.625BB2.50R1.00PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTPRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTR1.00n 2.502.50R1.625R1.25n.63.50DRAWNCameronA9/19/2011Virginia Institut
Virginia Tech - ENGE - 1114
_10/3/2011HW6Name:_Problem Statement: HW5 Scholar Problem 2: Use good dimensioning practices to dimension the sketch. 1 block represents 0.4 inches.1 block = 0.4 inchesPRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRO DUCT43213BPRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK
Virginia Tech - ENGE - 1114
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTAR1.25n1.5060PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTPRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTn.50n3.50n.75n4.00n1.25n3.75AVirginia Tech ENGE 1114Team:Drawn By: Cameron WhitingCRN:92683Scal
Virginia Tech - ENGE - 1114
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRO DUCT43213.00R.25n.252.00BPRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTPRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTB.13n .25.18(.25).25(.25).75n.25n.25.25AADRAW N1.06Cameron10/10/ 2011CH ECK
Virginia Tech - ENGE - 1114
Virginia Tech - ENGE - 1114
Exploration of Engineering DesignEngE 1114Teams , Sketching,and TeamingWeek 2 WorkshopEngE 1114, Fall 2011EngineeringEducationDesired Outcomes for todayMeet your Design TeamPractice SketchingIdentify good and bad team experiencesUnderstand cha
Virginia Tech - ENGE - 1114
WorkshopExploration of Engineering DesignEngE 1114 Week 6Evaluating and Selecting AlternativesEngE 1114, Spring 2011EngineeringEducationTeam Reflection How have you addressed any issues you identifiedin the Week 4 Team Reflection? What do you ne
Virginia Tech - ENGE - 1114
10W-RM9/11/11ENGE1114-HW3Whiting, Cameron1/4Problem #1 Statement: Create a model of the object given and establish at least two parametric relations.Sketch:Objective: To create the model and use parametric equations in the parameters screen.Observ
Virginia Tech - ENGE - 1114
10W-RM9/19/11ENGE 1114 HW4Whiting, Cameron1/4Problem Statement: Create and complete the model in chapter 7 tutorial, and send a screenshot.Sketch:Objective: To create and complete the model from chapter 7.Observations: N/AEquations: N/AVariable
Virginia Tech - ENGE - 1114
10W-RM10/17/11ENGE 1114-HW #8Whiting, Cameron1/1Problem Statement: Construct an algorithm that will indicate whether or not you can afford totake a road trip.Sketch: N/AObjective: To make a clear and well thought out algorithm that will help the u
Virginia Tech - ENGE - 1114
10W-Rachel8/29/2011ENGE1114-HW 1Whiting,Cameron1/ 1PROBLEM STATEMENT: Submit a screen capture of the Chapter 2 tutorial object in isometric view.SCREEN SHOT:
Virginia Tech - ENGE - 1114
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTENGE 1114Homework 5 Problem 11.75n1.001.00.25.50Area: 7.764 in^2Volume: 0.772 in^3.50PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTPRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTPRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCA
Virginia Tech - ENGE - 1114
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT10W-RM 9/26/2011 ENGE 1114 HW5 Problem 2.50.25PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTPRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT1.50.80.69Area: 43.985 in^2Volume: 10.628 in^31.501.50R.503.501.8
Virginia Tech - ENGE - 1114
_10/3/2011HW6Name:_Problem Statement: HW5 Scholar Problem 2: Use good dimensioning practices to dimension the sketch. 1 block represents 0.4 inches.1 block = 0.4 inchesPRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRO DUCT43213BPRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK
Virginia Tech - ENGE - 1114
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRO DUCT43213.00R.25n.252.00BPRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTPRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTB.13n .25.18(.25).25(.25).75n.25n.25.25AADRAW N1.06Cameron10/10/ 2011CH ECK
Virginia Tech - ENGE - 1114
10W RM11/6/2011ENGE 1114 HW 11Whiting, Cameron1/11Problem Statement: Problem 1) Prepare a MatLab program for an algorithm to calculate thetrajectory of a projectile. The user will input the initial velocity in ft/sec^2 and the launch anglein degree
Virginia Tech - ENGE - 1114
10W-RM11/28/11ENGE 1114 HW13 Whiting, Cameron 1/2Problem Statement: Problem 2- : Write a script file that will prompt the user to input the coordinates ofthree vertices that determine a triangle and will calculate and output the area of the triangle.
Virginia Tech - ENGE - 1114
10W-RM12/5/2011ENGE 1114 HW14Whiting, Cameron1/3Problem statement: Write a script file that will determine and output the equation of the best fit(linear) relationship between independent and dependent values and will plot the data and the best fit
Virginia Tech - ENGE - 1114
Virginia Tech - ENGE - 1114
10W-RM9/5/11ENGE 1114 HW 2Whiting, CameronProblem statement: Complete and Submit a screen shot of exercise one on page 3-30.Sketch:Objective: To create a part on Autodesk inventor by using different techniques.Observations: N/AList of Variables an
Rutgers - SOCIOLOGY - 920:103
September 13th 2011- In your personal opinion what are the three most important social problems incontemporary United Statesa) PovertyMedia plays a vital role in determining social problemsPoliticians play a significant/concrete role in defining soci