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  • 99 pages 93700090665_tickets
    • 93700090665_tickets
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • B&F
    • FINANCE 101 - Spring 2016
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  • 10 pages GRAPA Quick Interviews PP
    • GRAPA Quick Interviews PP
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • B&F
    • FINANCE 101 - Spring 2016
    • GRAPA Quick Interviews What Company do you work for? What role do you play in your company? How long have you worked in the telecom industry? What do you feel are the biggest challenges? Have you attended a GRAPA training event before? If so, wh at was y
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  • 48 pages metals
    • metals
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • Material Science
    • ME 211 - Fall 2016
    • METALS A wide range of ferrous and nonferrous metals and their alloys are used within the constructionindustry,butiron,steel,aluminium,copper,leadandzincpredominate.Over thepastdecadetitaniumhasfeaturedsignificantlyinconstruction,havingpreviouslybeen used
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  • 43 pages wood
    • wood
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • Material Science
    • ME 211 - Fall 2016
    • WOODPRODUCTS Woodretainsitsprimeimportancewithintheconstructionindustrybecauseofits versatility,diversityandaestheticproperties. TheStudyCentreatDarwinCollege,Cambridge(Fig.1)isaloadbearingmasonryand timberbuildingwhichfeaturestheextensiveuseofEnglishoak,
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  • 34 pages earth
    • earth
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • Material Science
    • ME 211 - Fall 2016
    • EARTHPRODUCTS Originally,brickswerehandmouldedfrommoistclayandthensunbaked,asisstill thepracticeincertainaridclimates.Thefiringofclaybricksdatesbackwellover 5000years,andisnowasophisticatedandhighlycontrolledmanufacturingprocess; yettheprincipleofburningc
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  • 49 pages building materials c.11-paints&varnishes
    • building materials c.11-paints&varnishes
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • Material Science
    • ME 211 - Fall 2016
    • BUILDING MATERIALS COURSE XI paints & varnishes Asst. Prof. Dr. Asutan SARP-YALCIN PAINTS liquid surface coatings which form a thin film (60150 m) on the surface Bauhaus School of Art and Design, Dessau PAINTS Nyhavn, Copenhagen PAINTS Art Deco buildings,
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  • 20 pages concrete&mortars
    • concrete&mortars
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • Material Science
    • ME 211 - Fall 2016
    • CONCRETE&MORTARS Concreteandmortarsarethemixtureofbinders,aggregatesandwater. CEMENT PASTE MORTAR CONCRETE REINFORCED CONCRETE = gel + space = cement paste + fine aggregate = mortar + coarse aggregate = concrete + reinforcement Waterqualityisimportantfors
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  • 20 pages stone
    • stone
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • Material Science
    • ME 211 - Fall 2016
    • STONES Thesignificanceofstoneasabuildingmaterialisillustratedbywidespreadprehistoric evidenceanditssophisticateduseintheearlycivilisationsoftheworld.Theexamplescan beseeninFigures14. Fig 1. The great wall of China. Fig 2. The pyramids of Egypt. Fig 3. Taj
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  • 10 pages binders
    • binders
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • Material Science
    • ME 211 - Fall 2016
    • BINDERS Bindersarematerialswhichbindsand,stoneandotheraggregatestogetherwithinthe manufactureofmortarandconcrete.Theseagentspermitthepreparationofaplastic mixturethathardenstoformasolidmass.Bindingmaterialsare: lime gypsum cement Hydrauliccementsandlim
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  • 8 pages aggregates
    • aggregates
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • Material Science
    • ME 211 - Fall 2016
    • AGGREGATES Aggregatesarethematerialsbasicallyusedasfillerintheproductionofmortarand concrete.Theyarederivedfromigneous,sedimentaryandmetamorphicrocksor manufacturedfrombyproducts(e.g.blastfurnaceslag).Aggregatesformamajor componentofconcretes,typicallyapp
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  • 6 pages fibres
    • fibres
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • Material Science
    • ME 211 - Fall 2016
    • FIBRES Fibresarecontinuousfilamentsordiscreteelongatedpieces,similartolengthsofthread. Fibrescanbeclassifiedasnaturalandmanmadefibres. 1.1Naturalfibres 1.1.1Plantfibres Plantfibresaregenerallybasedonarrangementsofcellulose,oftenwithlignin.Examples include
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  • 3 pages bituminous materials
    • bituminous materials
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • Material Science
    • ME 211 - Fall 2016
    • BITUMINOUSMATERIALS Bitumenandbituminousmaterialshavebeenknownandusedinconstructionworkssince ancienttimes,approximately6000B.C.Asphaltswereusedtopavestreets andpalace floors;asbinderstoholdstoneworktogether;andaswaterproofinginpoolsandbaths. Theasphaltus
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  • 3 pages Lab2
    • Lab2
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • MOBILE PROGRAMMING
    • COMPUTER 205 - Fall 2016
    • Part 1 Dc Analysis Part2 DC analysis
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  • 3 pages con_network.py
    • con_network.py
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • OBJECT-ORIENTED
    • COMPUTER 201 - Fall 2016
    • ' A Convolutional Network implementation example using TensorFlow library. This example is using the MNIST database of handwritten digits (http:/yann.lecun.com/exdb/mnist/) Author: Aymeric Damien Project: https:/github.com/aymericdamien/TensorFlow-Example
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  • 2 pages HW1
    • HW1
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • MOBILE PROGRAMMING
    • COMPUTER 205 - Fall 2016
    • Formal Languages and Automata Theory Homework-I 1. Eachofthefollowinglanguagesistheintersectionoftwosimplerlanguages.In eachpart,constructDFAsforthesimplerlanguages,thencombinethemusingthe constructiondiscussedforgeneratingDFAforunionoperation(Inthebookat
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  • 15 pages mid1
    • mid1
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • COMP
    • COMPUTER 101 - Spring 2016
    • Python Sample Midterm #2 Solution 1.How many times will the following for loop execute and what's the output? for i in range(-1,7, -2): for j in range (3): print(1, j) Prints nothing since loop is not executed at all (Range is not valid) 2) How many times
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  • 3 pages mid
    • mid
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • COMP
    • COMPUTER 101 - Spring 2016
    • 1. Write a Python script that implements a function for computing the factorial of an integer. Your script will call that function and you can set the input inside your script. The factorial is computed for a positive integer as ! = ( 1) . 1 and 0! is 1.
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  • 2 pages Jawa Hw1
    • Jawa Hw1
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • science
    • ENGINEERNG 101 - Fall 2015
    • Homework: Introduction to Java This document defines homework assignments from the "Java Basics" Course @ Software University. Please submit as homework a single zip / rar / 7z archive holding the solutions (source code) of all below described problems. P
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  • 2 pages hw4_ee304 (1)
    • hw4_ee304 (1)
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • science
    • ENGINEERNG 101 - Fall 2015
    • 1 ) 2) Latency is delay time that response of processor for interrupt. It refers to the number of clock cycles . 3) CMP R0, R1 BGT median1 CMP R1, R0 BGT median2 CMP R2, R1 BGT median3 .median1: CMP R0, R2 BGT median2 .median2: CMP R1, R2 BGT swap B swap2
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  • 1 pages Hw1
    • Hw1
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • science
    • ENGINEERNG 101 - Fall 2015
    • 1.1 a) b) c) d) e) f) Voltage is current multiple resistance. Current is voltage divided resistance. Power is rate of the doing work. Energy is property needed to moving the object. KCL is the sum of voltages in loop. KVL is the sum of the currents in nod
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  • 1 pages Hw2
    • Hw2
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • science
    • ENGINEERNG 101 - Fall 2015
    • 1.1 a) b) c) d) e) f) Voltage is current multiple resistance. Current is voltage divided resistance. Power is rate of the doing work. Energy is property needed to moving the object. KCL is the sum of voltages in loop. KVL is the sum of the currents in nod
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  • 1 pages Hw4
    • Hw4
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • science
    • ENGINEERNG 101 - Fall 2015
    • 1.1 a) b) c) d) e) f) Voltage is current multiple resistance. Current is voltage divided resistance. Power is rate of the doing work. Energy is property needed to moving the object. KCL is the sum of voltages in loop. KVL is the sum of the currents in nod
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  • 1 pages Hw3
    • Hw3
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • science
    • ENGINEERNG 101 - Fall 2015
    • 1.1 a) b) c) d) e) f) Voltage is current multiple resistance. Current is voltage divided resistance. Power is rate of the doing work. Energy is property needed to moving the object. KCL is the sum of voltages in loop. KVL is the sum of the currents in nod
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  • 1 pages Q_3.java
    • Q_3.java
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • OBJECT ORIENTED
    • OOP 201 - Fall 2016
    • import java.util.Scanner; public class Q_3 cfw_ public static void main(String args[])cfw_ int array1[][] = new int [3][3]; int array2[][] = new int [3][3]; int resultArray[][] = new int [3][3]; Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in); System.out.print("fo
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  • 1 pages e4.java
    • e4.java
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • OBJECT ORIENTED
    • OOP 201 - Fall 2016
    • import java.util.Scanner; public class e4 cfw_ public static void main(String [] args)cfw_ Scanner input=new Scanner(System.in); int age=input.nextInt(); switch (age) cfw_ case 1: System.out.println("1 age"); break; case 2: System.out.println("2 age"); br
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  • 1 pages e7.java
    • e7.java
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • OBJECT ORIENTED
    • OOP 201 - Fall 2016
    • import java.util.Scanner; public class e7 cfw_ public static void main(String args [])cfw_ Scanner input=new Scanner(System.in); e6 obje=new e6(); obje.messagefore7("Fadullah");
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  • 1 pages Question3.java
    • Question3.java
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • OBJECT ORIENTED
    • OOP 201 - Fall 2016
    • import java.util.Random; public class Question3 cfw_ public static void main(String args[])cfw_ boolean full = false; Integer array [] = new Integer[10]; Random random = new Random(); int a=random.nextInt(); for (int i=0;i<array.length;i+)cfw_ array[i]=a;
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  • 1 pages Q_2.java
    • Q_2.java
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • OBJECT ORIENTED
    • OOP 201 - Fall 2016
    • package Q_2; public class Q_2 cfw_ public static int counter=1; public static int transporter; public static int[] array2; public static void main(String args[])cfw_ int array [] = cfw_1,2,2,4,7,7,7; array2=new int[7]; int number; for (int i=0;i<array.len
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  • 1 pages e2.java
    • e2.java
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • OBJECT ORIENTED
    • OOP 201 - Fall 2016
    • import java.util.Scanner; public class e2 cfw_ public static void main(String args[])cfw_ Scanner input=new Scanner(System.in); int a=10; int b=a+; int c= +a; /a=12 int d=-a; int e=a-; System.out.println(b); System.out.println(c); System.out.println(d); S
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  • 1 pages e3.java
    • e3.java
    • Abdullah Gul University - Sümer Campus
    • OBJECT ORIENTED
    • OOP 201 - Fall 2016
    • import java.util.Scanner; public class e3 cfw_ public static void main(String [] args)cfw_ Scanner input=new Scanner(System.in); System.out.println("Age"); int age=input.nextInt(); if(age>=18)cfw_ System.out.println("You can vote"); elsecfw_ System.out.p
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