'Computing power' presentation slideshows

Key terms

Key terms. Exposure Vulnerability Attack Threat Control Major assets of computing: Hardware, Software, Data. Attacks, Services and Mechanisms. Security Attack: Any action that compromises the security of information.

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CLOUDS

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Moving libraries to Web scale

Moving libraries to Web scale. 14 June 2011. Matt Goldner Product & Technology Advocate. Penetration of internet access. Current library technology infrastructure. End User. Catalog Metadata. OPAC. Circ Data. e-Resources. Electronic Vendor. Institutional Repositories. Metasearch.

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VIRTUAL REALITY AND VIRTUAL IN ACADEMIC

VIRTUAL REALITY AND VIRTUAL IN ACADEMIC . INTRODUCTION . Definition. What is virtual reality(VR)? A computer generated, immersive (or wide field),multi-sensory information program which tracks a user in real time. Virtual Reality. Virtual Environment (VE).

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Pen-Centric Shorthand Handwriting Recognition Interfaces

Pen-Centric Shorthand Handwriting Recognition Interfaces Charles C. Tappert 1 and Jean R. Ward 2 1 School of CSIS, Pace University, New York, USA 2 Pen Computing Consultant, Massachusetts, USA Famous writings throughout history were effectively written in a style of shorthand

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Introduction to CUDA

Introduction to CUDA. CAP 4730 Spring 2012. Tushar Athawale. Resources. CUDA Programming Guide Programming Massively Parallel Processors: A Hands-on Approach - David Kirk. Motivation. Process independent tasks in parallel for a given application.

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Computer System Overview

Computer System Overview. Chapter 1. An Operating System makes the computing power available to users by controlling the hardware Let us review the aspects of computer hardware which are important for the OS. Basic Components. Processor (CPU) Main Memory (aka real memory, aka primary memory)

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Neural Network-based Sleep Wake Classification

Chau Nguyen. Neural Network-based Sleep Wake Classification. Project has a dual objective. The development of an infrastructure for heart monitoring And the use of this infrastructure for sleep-wake classification. An infrastructure for heart monitoring.

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The LHC Computing Grid

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Introduction

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Communication Leaders or Luddites?

Communication Leaders or Luddites?. IABC International Conference Tuesday, June 28, 2005 Hilton Washington DC. Luddites?. Business Communication. How is technology changing our work today? Why? What is in it for you?. The Fireside Chat. "the only thing we have to fear is fear itself" .

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An Introduction to the

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High Performance Computing at UCF

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Microphone suppression of air-blast noise on geophones

Microphone suppression of air-blast noise on geophones. Nathan Babcock and Robert R. Stewart Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences University of Houston. OUTLINE. What is air-noise? Near surface model Ground-to-air conversion How does air-noise affect a geophone?

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Superconductivity at the Nanoscale

Superconductivity at the Nanoscale. D. Stroud and N. Trivedi. Why are nano superconductors useful/important? How is superconductivity at the nanoscale modeled? Behavior or nanoscale superconducting wires and devices. Contact e-mail: trivedi@mps.ohio-state.edu.

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Managing IT Outsourcing

Managing IT Outsourcing. Chapter 9. Outsourcing in Retrospect. Major drivers for outsourcing in the 1990s Cost effective access to specialized skills or occasionally needed computing power or skills Avoidance of building in-house IT skills. Access to special functional capabilities.

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