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Lecture 6

Lecture 6. Announcements. Next week will be great!. Three major things are happening next week: Zynga guest lecture Your game pitches (more details later) Christina Paxson. Feedback for M 1. Some of you had stacking shapes The stack probably exploded eventually

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Physical Science

Physical Science. Chapter 11: Sound. Sound Waves. Sound waves are a type of compressional wave which require a medium to travel. The study of sound is called acoustics .

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Review: Search problem formulation

Review: Search problem formulation. Initial state Actions Transition model Goal state Path cost What is the optimal solution? What is the state space?. Review: Tree search. Initialize the fringe using the starting state While the fringe is not empty

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SP1. Using Representations and Models

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MFS605/EE605 Systems for Factory Information and Control

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Excel Tutorial 4: Enhancing a Workbook with Charts and Graphs

Excel Tutorial 4: Enhancing a Workbook with Charts and Graphs. Objectives. Create an embedded chart Create and format a pie chart Work with chart titles and legends Create and format a column chart. Objectives. Create and format a line chart Modify a chart data source

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Estimating Software: Calculating Cost, Price, and Bid Price

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Descriptive Statistics

Descriptive Statistics. Two Branches of Stats. Descriptive Statistics describe the data collected Inferential Statistics draw inferences about the population from which the sample was drawn. Choosing a Statistic.

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GIS-based 3D modelling for landslide hazard assessment:

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3. The reconstruction of phylogeny

3. The reconstruction of phylogeny. The first Darwinian principle told that every phylogenetic tree has one common ancestor . Phylogen e tic analysis is the study of taxonomic relationships among lineages . Phylogenetic systematics Cladistics (greek ?????? : branch). Numerical taxonomy.

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Graphing

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Fourth Lecture Static Characteristics of Measurement Systems ( continued )

Instrumentation and Product Testing. Fourth Lecture Static Characteristics of Measurement Systems ( continued ). Repeatability Repeatability is used for expressing the precision of an instrument. BS 5233 defines repeatability as follows:

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Excel Problem Solving

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Numerical Measures of Variability

Numerical Measures of Variability. Measures of Variability. Measures of Variability are a set of characteristics that examine the dispersion or spread of the distribution that the researcher may be interested in.

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A.P. Chemistry

A.P. Chemistry. Spontaneity, Entropy, and Free Energy. 16.1 Spontaneous Processes and Enthalpy First Law: Energy cannot be created nor destroyed. ( The energy of the universe is constant.) Spontaneous Processes - processes that occur without outside intervention

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Statistical Diagrams

Statistical Diagrams. Construction & Analysis. Bar Charts. Y axis. These statistical diagrams are used for discrete data. Step 1 : Use a ruler and create x and y axes. X axis. Step 2: Label the x axis with data labels. Step 3: Insert the y axis data values and label.

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Cumulative Frequency and Box Plots

Cumulative Frequency and Box Plots. Learning Objectives. To be able to draw a cumulative frequency curve and use it to estimate the median and interquartile range and draw a box plot. Does anybody remember how to draw a Cumulative Frequency Diagram?. Cumulative Frequency Curves

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Combustion Analysis

Combustion Analysis. The composition of a substance is often determined by using a specified reaction to break down the substance into known measurable compounds. Organic compounds are often analyzed by combustion. 1. Define combustion.

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BONDING UNIT TIER3

BONDING UNIT TIER3. Apply electronegativity values and the position of two elements on the periodic table to determine the type of dominant bonding that occurs; ionic, polar covalent or nonpolar covalent

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L 1-2 Making Bar Graphs

L 1-2 Making Bar Graphs. Objectives: You will learn to display and analyze data using bar graphs and line graphs. You will learn to compare numbers within the same graph. . Graphs are a useful way to organize information.

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