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    Fuel Tank Case Study

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    4.1. FORWARD This chapter is included the experimental aspects that concerned with current work. A description is indicated for a scaled structure fabricated for the case study. An experimental simulation to the deceleration of the fuel tank with varies oil levels is presented with dynamic test using vibration system analysis. Also amounted test to the scaled structure is also indicated in this chapter. 4.2. SCALED STRUCTURE A scaled structure Have been…

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    3D Animation production workflow In a 3D Animation production workflow, there are three main phases of production. They are: • Pre-Production • Production • Post-Production Pre-Production In the pre-production phase, we do all the planning and preparation for the animation. We need to determine what or how we want our end product to look like. We need to do brainstorming and mind-map down all the ideas. Some of the questions that we need to ask ourselves during this brainstorming session are:…

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    M4d1 Unit 1 Case Study

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    M4D1 I. Why do you think it is much more expensive to fix a security vulnerability late in the software life cycle, compared to early? It is almost always more costly to redo or rework something than to do it correctly in the first place. Years ago when I got my first Solaris system administration job, the Navy had the view that any job the Navy did not have official schools for could be learned via OJT (on the job training). So for my first year, I learned everything I could about…

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    For implementing this project, agile methodology has been used at Happiest Minds Technologies. Agile development methodology follows a linear chronological move towards providing flexibility for varying project requirements, as they occur. The key features of agile methodology are:- 1. Agile methodology segregates the project development life into sprints where each sprint may span into couple of days or months, but not into years 2. The Agile methodology can be measured as a compilation…

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    The waterfall method of development is a sequential design model, used in software development processes. The process flow is downwards like a waterfall, through the phases of concept initiation, analysis, design, construction, testing, production/implementation and maintenance. The Waterfall model is typically associated with the development of software. It can however, apply to projects that do not have a technology/software component. Its origins stem from the hardware domains of…

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    Thought can take time and effort, it can be meticulously simple. Thought can be quick and easy, simply saying the first thing that pops into your mind. Thought can be anything you want, imaginative, serious, etc. In the book Fahrenheit 451, Ray Bradbury shows that everyone is capable of thinking for themselves, some people just don’t want to, or they feel like they don’t have the time. Time is one of the most important things to think, if you don’t have the time to think, you simply won’t. The…

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    Agile SCRUM COLLAPSE Discuss your experience with Agile methods, be sure to include both positive and negatives. Do you think a company should dictate the methodology that is used? Make sure you backup your answer with evidence (examples, lectures, books, outside information). In my past and current jobs in IT field I have experienced agile scrum methodology. It has its pros and cons: PROS • The advantages of the agile methodology that I have encountered are that it helps in a way that the…

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    Report – Investigation into ‘Agile Methodology’ The purpose of this report is to explain the benefits and drawbacks of adopting an Agile methodology, in particular ‘SCRUM’; providing an overview of this framework. In addition, this report will also conclude with a recommendation of actions for the company according to the findings. Agile Methodology: The Agile methodology is created to address and compliment business need for software in shorter timeframes. Using the Agile framework such as…

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    The asynchronous algorithm is thus very similar to the synchronous algorithm, except that we update as much information as possible after each design point is analyzed. The inertia is only applied when design iteration is completed. Of course, this could result in some points of the next design iteration being analyzed before the inertia operator is applied for that design iteration. However, the influence on the overall performance of the algorithm seems to be negligible [24]. IV. PROPOSED PSO…

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    Agile Software Development, 6 Advantages Agile development is a strategy of software development in which the process occurs though short increments. The phases of the development process occur continuously in iterative cycles, involving a requirements phase, design and implementation, testing, and reporting. Stakeholders and designers meet after each increment to discuss what has occurred, re-evaluate requirements and determine priorities. This allows for greater transparency between clients…

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