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22❓ Q1. Explain evolution of the web from Web 1.0 2 Web 4.0.
🔹 Introduction: The World Wide Web hs evolved significantly since its creation. Initially, the web was used only 4 sharing basic information, but over time it hs become a powerful platform 4 communication, business, collaboration, & intelligent services. The development of web technologies is commonly divided into 4 stages: Web 1.0, Web 2.0, Web 3.0, & Web 4.0. Each stage  improvements in technology, interactivity, user participation,

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Tijdvak 1–4 (alleen volgorde gebeurtenissen)
jagers-verzamelaars (nomadisch leven, jacht en verzamelen) → landbouwrevolutie ±10.000 v.Chr. → ontstaan landbouwsamenlevingen met vaste woonplaatsen, voedseloverschot en bevolkingsgroei → eerste steden in Mesopotamië en Egypte → ontstaan schrift voor bestuur en handel → Griekse stadstaten ontstaan → 508 v.Chr. democratie in Athene → bloei van de klassieke Griekse cultuur (filosofie, kunst, wetenschap) → Romeinse republiek → 27 v.

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Piano di marketing

PUNTI DI FORZA
Conoscenza del settore
Localizzazione
Ampiezza e profondità del portafoglio prodotti
MINACCE
Domanda instabile
Concorrenza elevata
Disintermediazione
PUNTI DI DEBOLEZZA
Limitata presenza sui social network
Scarse competenze digitali
Basso livello di innovazione

Sulla base dell'analisi del contesto ambientale i soci dell' ADV Natura&Avventura hanno deciso di attuare una strategia basata sullo
sfruttamento delle opportunità del mercato per ridurre i punti di debolezza della nuova iniziativa

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PRODUCTION

Core system problems persist: Variability, congestion, coordination, flow. 

Production system layouts: Layouts depend on volume, variety, and material flow. And determine how work flows through the system between work centers. 

Product line Layout:(flow lines)FAST, PREDICTABLE, INFLEXIBLE.  Resources arranged in processing order, follows single fixed path, designed for mass production. e.g. automotive assembly & consumer electrics. Pros: large outputs, efficiency. CONS: long switchovers/

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polskio

1. FF   5. PP   9. FP   11.2. PP   13.FP 

2. Paradoks polega na tym, że ludzie wykorzystują różne metody i technologie, aby oszczędzać czas, jednak mimo tych działań mają wrażenie, że ciągle im go brakuje.

3. wiek człowieka, liczba nowych doświadczeń

4. W tekście Hanny Gadomskiej uważność oznacza świadome skupienie się na chwili obecnej i przeżywanie tego, co dzieje się tu i teraz. Dzięki temu człowiek może odczuwać wolniejsze tempo upływu czasu. Natomiast

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448 EX Cheatsheet 2

--------------- LECTURE 4: ------------------ INSPECTION: Experts evaluate interface without involving users. Goal: Identify usability problems early in design. Advantages: Cheap, fast, early design feedback. Disadvantages: Depends on expert judgment, may miss real user issues. ----------- TYPES OF INSPECTION METHODS: 1.) Heuristic Evaluation, 2.) Cognitive Walkthrough, 3.) Pluralistic Walkthrough, 4.) Guidelines Review, 5.) Consistency Inspection. ----------- HEURISTIC EVALUATION: Developed

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Debasish

f) Define (i) Diffusion current (ii) Drift current & (iii) Barrier potential in a pn junction.

Ans:

1. Diffusion Current: Due to the concentration gradient,

majority carriers move across the junction (holes from p-side to n-side and electrons from n-side to p-side). This motion constitutes the diffusion current.

2. Drift Current: The electric field in the depletion region

causes minority carriers to move across the junction (holes from n-side to p-side and electrons from p-side to n-side). This

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Types

Rigid tubing → stationary, straight runs
Flexible hose → movement / vibration

Examples: fuel, oil, hydraulic, oxygen, instrument lines.

Tubing vs Hose

Tubing → OD measurement
Hose → ID measurement

Size units → 1/16 inch

Examples:

  • #6 = 6/16 = 3/8"

  • #8 = 8/16 = 1/2"

Materials

Aluminum

  • low/medium pressure

  • ~1000–1500 psi

Steel (CRES)

  • high pressure

  • 3000+ psi

Titanium

  • stronger

  • lighter

Never used in oxygen systems
→ oxygen reaction / combustion risk


Fabricating

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448 Exam 1

Interaction Design (IxD): Designing interactive products to support the way people communicate and interact in their everyday and working lives. Winograd → “Designing spaces for human communication and interaction. Thackara → Focuses on the why and how of daily interactions. Saffer → “Art of facilitating interactions between humans through products and services.” Key idea: It’s about creating good user experiences, not just working systems. -------- Goal of interaction design: Reduce...

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