Mustang Daily, February 29, 1988

Student newspaper of California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, CA.https://digitalcommons.calpoly.edu/studentnewspaper/4757/thumbnail.jp

Assessing the Changing Employment Profiles in the Telecom Sector: Implications for Education and Training

Telecom sector in India has been growing very fast and changing very rapidly in service delivery mechanisms used, target segments addressed, technogical platforms for service delivery etc. Globally also the growth scenario is very positive. This means that this sector offers employment opportunities that are attractive. In order to exploit these opportunities, the sector needs people with the approppriate employment profiles that match the changing requirements both in atributes and numbers. However, the current education system is not equipped to provide the requisite profiles. This paper identifies and quantifies the skill gap both in terms of focus areas and numbers by segmenting the sector. It suggest directions in which the change must happen. It also reviews innovative approaches in the private and government sector in India and abroad with a view to assess the adapatability of these approaches on a larger scale in India.

Mapping Technological Trajectories as Patent Citation Networks. An application to Data Communication Standards

Technical systems, Technological trajectories, Patents, Network analysis, Data communications

The Courier, Volume 14, Issue 28, May 21, 1981

Stories: New Vote On Union Issue Gooch Takes A Good Look At CD’s Past And Its Future Chap Slezak Signs With L.A. Dodgers Netters Getting Ready For National Tournament People: Bill Gooch Keith Cornille Walter Madey Judy Fuss Rob Sleza

Space Communications: Theory and Applications. Volume 3: Information Processing and Advanced Techniques. A Bibliography, 1958 - 1963

Annotated bibliography on information processing and advanced communication techniques - theory and applications of space communication

Implementation of video teleconferencing for the Republic of China Navy

Teleconferencing has been proposed for the Republic of China Navy (ROCN) to reduce costs and increase productivity, while improving communications. The ROCN?s need for a modern teleconferencing system is due to the continuing threat from Communist China and an ever-increasing number of meetings required for exchange of information and optimal decision making. The basic information concerning teleconferencing technology is discussed. Five categories of teleconferencing systems used throughout the world are described and five kinds of transmission media compared. Human factors system design considerations related to a videoconferencing system in Taiwan are provided. The system design considerations include vision, acoustics, space, temperature, humidity, equipment, and security. A seven-step economic analysis methodology is proposed to evaluate the costs-versus-benefits feasibility of any selected teleconferencing system. This methodology is used to provide evidence that a fiber optics-linked videoconferencing system for the ROCN will be cost effective it is used for at least 35 meetings each year.http://archive.org/details/implementationof1094530683Lieutenant, Republic of China (Taiwan) NavyApproved for public release; distribution is unlimited

"Datum for its own annihilation" : feedback, control, and computing, 1916-1945

Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Program in Science, Technology, and Society, 1996.Includes bibliographical references.by David A. Mindell.Ph.D

Visual communication in urban planning and urban design

This report documents the current status of visual communication in urban design and planning. Visual communication is examined through discussion of standalone and network media, specifically concentrating on visualisation on the World Wide Web(WWW).Firstly, we examine the use of Solid and Geometric Modelling for visualising urban planning and urban design. This report documents and compares examples of the use of Virtual Reality Modelling Language (VRML) and proprietary WWW based Virtual Reality modelling software. Examples include the modelling of Bath and Glasgow using both VRML 1.0 and 2.0. A review is carried out on the use of Virtual Worldsand their role in visualising urban form within multi-user environments. The use of Virtual Worlds is developed into a case study of the possibilities and limitations of Virtual Internet Design Arenas (ViDAs), an initiative undertaken at the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, University College London. The use of Virtual Worlds and their development towards ViDAs is seen as one of the most important developments in visual communication for urban planning and urban design since the development plan.Secondly, photorealistic media in the process of communicating plans is examined.The process of creating photorealistic media is documented, examples of the Virtual Streetscape and Wired Whitehall Virtual Urban Interface System are provided. The conclusion is drawn that although the use of photo-realistic media on the WWW provides a way to visually communicate planning information, its use is limited. The merging of photorealistic media and solid geometric modelling is reviewed in the creation of Augmented Reality. Augmented Reality is seen to provide an important step forward in the ability to quickly and easily visualise urban planning and urban design information.Thirdly, the role of visual communication of planning data through GIS is examined interms of desktop, three dimensional and Internet based GIS systems. The evolution to Internet GIS is seen as a critical component in the development of virtual cities which will allow urban planners and urban designers to visualise and model the complexity of the built environment in networked virtual reality.Finally a viewpoint is put forward of the Virtual City, linking Internet GIS with photorealistic multi-user Virtual Worlds. At present there are constraints on how far virtual cities can be developed, but a view is provided on how these networked virtual worlds are developing to aid visual communication in urban planning and urban design

Англійська мова для студентів електромеханічних спеціальностей

Навчальний посібник розрахований на студентів напряму підготовки 6.050702 Електромеханіка. Містить уроки, що структуровані за тематичними розділами, граматичний коментар, короткі англо-український і українсько- англійський словники та додатки, які спрямовані на закріплення загальних навичок володіння англійською мовою. Акцентований на ɨсобливості термінології, що застосовується у науково-технічній галузі, зокрема, в електромеханіці та виконання запропонованих завдань, що буде сприяти формуванню навичок перекладу з англійської та української мов, сприйняттю письмової та усної англійської мови, вмінню письмового викладення англійською мовою науково-технічних та інших текстів під час професійної діяльності, спілкуванню з професійних та загальних питань тощо