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    TECHNICAL PRESENTATION Computer-aided design Computer-aided design (CAD) is the use of computer technology for the design of objects‚ real or virtual. CAD often involves more than just shapes. As in the manual drafting of technical and engineering drawings‚ the output of CAD often must convey also symbolic information such as materials‚ processes‚ dimensions‚ and tolerances‚ according to application-specific conventions. CAD may be used to design curves and figures in two-dimensional ("2D")

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    The 7‚000 employee at Cadence Design Systems didn’t need to see their company’s name on Fortune magazine’s most recent great places to work list to know they had it good. The salaries and perks were generous enough to keep about 40 percent of the staff happily in place for more than a decade—a remarkable retention rate for a company located in the hiring hotbed of Silicon Valley. A volunteer with the Anti-Cruelty Society.An employee at SSPR‚ a Chicago-based public relations firm‚ spends time with

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    natural selection‚ diversification and the general thesis of mutation and change over a long period of time‚ the theory still contained gaps that were left unreciprocated. Then came along a new theory to challenge the heavyweights; enter “intelligent design.” Intelligent design’s essential claim is that life as we know it could not have occurred through a seemingly random natural process. It proposes that only through the wisdom and regulation of a supreme benevolent higher power could explain the vast

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    “The differences between art and design lie not so much in how they look as in what they do” Michael Brady How far do you agree with this statement? NAME: KWOK MING TSUN (CYRUS) STUDENT ID: KWO09280548 CLASS: 16 TUTOR: MARK UNWIN SUBMIT DATE: 4/11/2009 Since people started to debate the differences between art and design‚ there have been two different conclusions. For example‚ if you have an armchair but is only for decoration‚ would you say it is a piece of furniture or a piece of art?

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    The Art of Design in the Hospitality Industry Abstract Interior design has only just recently become an essential part of the hospitality industry. It gives a sense of brand identity in some cases and in some cases‚ the design of a hotel may be the sole reason for choosing a certain hotel above others. Thanks to the internet and social media‚ it has become increasingly easy for customers to make known what they like and don’t. Design is an important factor when it comes to guests choosing

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    Examine the ways in which the design argument provides evidence for the existence of God The design argument is an explanation used by theists to prove the existence of God. It is also called the teleological argument. The word teleological comes from the Greek word teleos which means ‘end’ or ‘purpose’. The argument uses observation of the natural world to provide evidence of design and uses this evidence to back up the existence of God as what has been designed needs a designer. As the argument

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    Activity 5.5a CAD Model Features Part 1 Introduction In order to use CAD effectively as a design tool‚ the designer must have the skills necessary to create‚ edit‚ and manipulate a 3D model of a part in order to create a realistic representation of an imagined object. In this activity you will build on the CAD skills that you learned in Activity 5.2b Introduction to CAD Skills. You will learn about and use additional tools and features available in most CAD programs and apply your new CAD skills

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    websites as to “How can the visuals of a website impact the user’s interactivity?” in terms of looking at the site in terms of visual elements such as colour‚ images‚ video‚ and animation and so on. In order to gather my primary research data I had to design an activity and so I chose a few good and bad sites in terms of its visuals for my audience to take part and then fill out a questionnaire after they review each site. I also designed an experiment which included five people to take part in a small

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    Hardware Design Some Important terms: 1) HDL: Hardware Description Language e.g. VHDL and Verilog This is the language in which the design is coded. The design code is in a specific format called RTL design. 2) RTL: Register Transfer Logic The way the design is coded. 2a) flip flop: One unit for 1 memory retention. 3) Test bench: This is the program that tests the design. It applies the stimulus to the design and compares the actual output with the expected output. If the actual output is

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    SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING ACHIEVING FAULT-TOLERANCE IN OPERATING SYSTEM DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION Introduction Fault-tolerant computing is the art and science of building computing systems that continue to operate satisfactorily in the presence of faults. A fault-tolerant system may be able to tolerate one or more fault-types including - i) transient‚ intermittent or permanent hardware faults‚ ii) software and hardware design errors‚ iii) operator errors‚ or iv) externally induced upsets or physical

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