'Concrete example' presentation slideshows

Miles of Tiles

Miles of Tiles. The Exhibit. Miles of Tiles. The Exhibit. Miles of Tiles. The Exhibit. Miles of Tiles. The Exhibit. Miles of Tiles. The Exhibit. Math. Geometry + Nature. Math. Geometry + Nature. Why do bees use hexagons?. Is there something special about them?. Math.

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Threat Modeling

Threat Modeling. Terminology. Protected Resources / Asset: Things to protect (tangible or intangible) Entry/Exit Points: Ways to get at an asset Threat: Risks to an asset Attack / exploit : An action taken that harms an asset Vulnerability : Specific ways to execute the attack

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CCE 285: The Project Approach

CCE 285: The Project Approach. Mondays 6:30-9:00 pm North Seattle Community College, IB 1409 Candice Hoyt, Instructor Course online: http://northseattle.angellearning.com/. Course Basics. Basics: Textbook & Class Sessions. Textbooks for The Project Approach (CCE 285):

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Confluence: Conformity Influence in Large Social Networks

Confluence: Conformity Influence in Large Social Networks. Jie Tang * , Sen Wu * , and Jimeng Sun + * Tsinghua University + IBM TJ Watson Research Center. Conformity. Conformity is the act of matching attitudes , opinions , and behaviors to group norms . [1]

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CSCI 360 Survey Of Programming Languages

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Reading/Writing Workshop Mini-Lesson

Reading/Writing Workshop Mini-Lesson. ARCHITECTURE OF A MINI-LESSON. Focus the Purpose of Lesson. Teacher is on-stage. Teacher focuses the purpose of the lesson for the students with the guiding question/objective.

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Recursion a Wonderful Thing!

Recursion a Wonderful Thing!. By: Mr. Simpson. Introduction. Hi! So you're all set to dive into recursive programming. Well, the following presentation is about the basics. The definition. The meaning. And a small simple example.

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Hypothesis Testing

Hypothesis Testing. Is It Significant?. Questions (1). What is a statistical hypothesis? Why is the null hypothesis so important? What is a rejection region? What does it mean to say that a finding is statistically significant ?

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Test-Taking Strategies

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Our understanding of M-theory is still very incomplete.

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Recitation #9, Section F, 15-213, Sp 06

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Discrete Choice Model

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Jessica Hernandez

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TRUTH ORIGINATES IN OUR EXPERIENCE

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