Math Applications Video Games MATH110 Fall Term 2014 MW 7 05 8 45 Old Main Lab Professor Patrick M Kelly Office 402 Old Main Phone 824 2174 E mail pkelly mercyhurst edu Emailing will always be the best way of contacting me Please feel free to email me any time and I should typically be able to get back to you within a few hours Note Also though if you re emailing me for any reason other than turning in an assignment please do not include an attachment
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Web Tools for Creative Problem Solving Erkki Rautama University of Joensuu Finland lt erkki rautama joensuu fi gt Erkki Sutinen University of Joensuu Finland lt erkki sutinen joensuu fi gt Jorma Tarhio Helsinki University of Technology Finland lt jorma tarhio hut fi gt Abstract We consider how to support creative problem solving with the Web We present an easy to use approach to employ Web browsers and telephones for collaborative brainstorming The advantage
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8 Hints for Solving Common Debugging Problems with Your Logic Analyzer Application Note 1326 oft Agilent Technologies Table of Contents Hint 1 Acquiring data from a multiplexed address data bus Hint 2 What to do when your target system is functioning normally but the data you capture does not appear to be valid Hint 3 Using a golden trace to troubleshoot unexpected system changes Hint 4 Using PC hosted mode to remotely control your logic analyzer
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Solving a maximization problem with R User guide By Maria Corina Greab Laura Montenovo and Maria Pugliesi 1 Introduction The aim of this user guide is to solve an optimization problem to display graphically the solutions and to suggest to users some helpful commands and tricks The guide is intended for those users having at least a little bit of grasp with the basics of R 2 Inputing the data Consider a function f such that f x y 2 x y7 2 x 7 y x y We must find