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Student Slides72 Point Title slide
Title Slides66 Point First-LevelHeading & different
color
Transition all HeadingSlides in like manner but NOT similar to motion of
bullets or steps (This is “dissolve”)
3
Game Development
John Doe
Student
University of North Texas
Graphic onEvery Slide
Radio Frequency Remotes
John DoeStudentUniversity of North Texas
Light Background
and DarkType
Motion Sensors
John DoeStudent
University of North Texas
.
Sans-SerifType
Computer Inefficient Students
Jane DoeStudent
University of North Texas
No transition of effectexcept on headings, sub-
heading, bullets, pie charts or steps.
Alternative Cooling Methods for PC Processors
John Doe, StudentUniversity of North Texas
Cell Phone Malfunction
John DoeElectrical Engineering Major
University of North Texas
Energy Star Products
John DoeElectrical Engineering Major
University of North Texas
HYBRID CARSUNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS
Jane DoeStudent
Military Aircraft Software
By John Doe
Computer Science and Engineering Major
University of North Texas
DarkBackground
and LightType
PurposeSlides
Notice – this slidedissolved similar to
previous slide of similarheading level
Purpose
The purpose is to convince this audience
to protect their car stereos fromburglary.
No bulletsif only
one item
PurposeThe purpose is
to convince this audience to buy the Blackberry phone by RIM limited
Purpose
Purpose is to convince
the audience that wireless
networking eliminates
wiring confusion.
Purpose
The purpose is to convince this audience that the manufacturing of a 5.9 liter engine must be changed for more power.
PurposeTo convince the audience that design of
nitro 2 stroke crankcases is limiting power across the power band production.
Purpose The purpose is to convince the audience
to install Auto-Dimming (electro-chromic) Mirrors.
Purpose
The purpose is to convince this audience of the benefits of collaborative learning.
Purpose
To convince the audience to use a hybrid car.
Purpose
The purpose is to convince the audience to support research concerning nanotubes and their mass production
Purpose
The purpose is to convince the audience to purchase one gaming console over others
Purpose My purpose is to convince you that
more accurate airport metal detectors are needed.
Bar Graphs
DiscreteData
Survey on Public Restrooms with 1000 respondents
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
2000 2001 2002
ExcellentGoodFairPoor
4 itemsMinimum
“Last Mile”
0
5
10
15
20
25
U.S. States
Fib
er
Com
mu
nit
ies
TexasCaliforniaKansasUtahMinnesota
Leading U.S. States with All-Fiber Communities
28 point typeminimum on all
graphics
Who Are Chemists?0 2 4 6 8
AnalyticalChem. Edu.
ComputationInorganicMaterialsOrganic
Org-MetallicPhysical
Areas of study among faculty at University of North Texas
05
1015202530
RecordedCrashes
DWI Speeding
1999 Previous Driving Records of Drivers Involved in Fatal Traffic Crashes
Motorcycles
Passenger Cars
Light Trucks
Large Trucks
Statistics
Number of US outbound travelers by region
0
2000
4000
6000
8000
10000
12000
14000
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002
AsiaCarribeanEuropeSouth America
Analog to Digital
0
100
200
300
400
Subsribers from 1998-2000N.Amer.
AsiaPacificEurope
Rest ofWorld
Line Graphs
ContinuousDate
Data Rate Comparison
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
0 50 100 150 200Range (M)
Rat
e (M
bp
s)
802.11a (5.2MHz)
802.11a (2.4MHz)
802.11g
802.11b
4 itemsMinimum
Test Point Fallacy
Graphical Analysis of Fourier Transform
Pie Charts
Percentages
Robotic Use
3 Years50%
1 Year10%
2 Years30%
< 1 Year10%
Built-up graphics
Automatic timing –Mouse click not used
Price
$0-$5032%
$50-$10027%
$150-$20032%
Other9%
$0-$50$50-$100$150-$200Other
4 SectionsMinimum
Who Are Chemists?
15%13%
28%44%
SyntheticMaterialsResearch andDevelopmentArchitecture &EngineeringOther
Troubleshooting Problems
Students who said they understood troubleshooting instructions:
Sometimes47%
Most of the time23%
All of the time15%
Never15%
Air Pollution Sources
IndustrialEmission
14%
ResidentialWoodstoves
10%
MotorVehicles
57%
OutdoorBurning
6%
Other13%
Whale Population
Gray61%
Humpback27%
Fin7%
Blue5%
Tables
Fluorescent vs. Incandescent
Watts 20W 75W
Light Output(lumens) 1200 1150
Energy cost(@$.10/KW)
$16.00 $60.00
Lamps life (hours) 10,000 1,000
Original lamp cost $8.50 $0.50
Total cost for 8000hrs.
$24.50 $64.00
Economic cost.
StandardDatarate
(Mbps)
Range(meters)
Frequency(GHz)
Completedspec.
Productavailable
802.11 2 200 2.4 1997 1998
802.11b 11 100 2.4 1999 1999
802.11a 24-54 50 5 2002 2002
New Technology
Data Rate Comparison
IntroductionYear Total With
Remote% With Remote
1988 20216355 15258360 75.48
1989 21706124 17983434 82.85
1990 18658103 16577065 88.85
1991 20808396 18540395 89.10
1992 5402874 5141744 95.17
Game Costs
Development:
•Cost of developers
•Distribution
Playing:
•Purchase price
Title: Price: Fee:
Star Wars Galaxies
$45.99
$14.99
Dark Age of Camelot
$16.99
$12.95
Anarchy Online
$19.99
$12.95
Asheron’s Call
$17.94
$9.95
Richter Scale
MagnitudeChange
Ground Motion Change
(Displacement)
Energy Change
1.0 10.0 timesabout 32
times
.5 3.2 times about 5.5
.3 2.0 times about 3
.1 1.3 times about 1.5
Why Do It?
Enterolactone
Uranium
12-19 years 169 .006
20+ years 217 .007
Male 199 .006
Female 238 .007
Mexican Americans
194 .015
Non-Hispanic Blacks
168 .005
Non-Hispanic Whites
241 .007
Concentrations in g/L
Bandwidth Increase
Service Medium Bandwidth
DSL Copper 10 kHz
Cable Modem
Coax 1 GHz
APON / EPON
Fiber 25,000 GHz
Ease of UseF-Prot McAfee Norton Panda
Installation 1:10 1:22 3:30 2:25
Easy to configure
Average Average Easy Average
Tech Support
Average Very
Difficult Average
Average
RegisteringVery Easy
Very Easy
EasyNot
Possible
Connecting for updates
Easy Very Easy
Difficult
Difficult
Analog vs. Digital
Analog Digital
Year put into operation
1983 Late 1980s
Signals Harder to process
Easy to process
Safety Signals can not be encrypted
Signals easily encrypted
Web SiteLinks
Beta VersionThe current working version of the
game can be tested at:http://ibloc.net/eotu
You must USEthe link – not just access it.
Recycling Links
For additional recycling facts, you can visit:
Http://www.p2pays.org/recycleguys
New Technology
Additional Information
Internet
Resources
Earthquakes
Earth Plates Slide
Plate Motion Earth Plates create waves
Bullets must “fly” consistently
from one direction
www.howstuffworks.com
Companies and Software
There are literally 1,000’s of available jobs in engineering.
Monster.com lists 5,000 in the US
Web Site Links
Ford‘s hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) http://www.hybridford.com
Toyota Hybrid System (THS)technology
http://motorshow.toyota-europe.com
Notice – All bullets flyfrom the left for these
slides
Secure 1000 Cont. Already in place
in Orlando AirportSecure 1000 website at
www.dspguide.com/secure.htm
PhotographicInserts
Traditional Mouse
Created in 1980 Transfers information via cable Uses trackball for measuring
movement
Only the bulletsmove.
So What’s the Problem?
Not designed for everyday driving Built high for off-road, not highways Not built to handle like cars
Problems Earthquakes Surface Effects Building Effects
Base
Base box is a 10”*10”*8” aluminum box
Base box is the central housing.
Top Rotational Movement
Top base box rotational movement.
120 tooth gear rotational movement.
ROBOMOW
Battery powered 50,000 Ft.2
Safety features Six distance
sensor Tilt sensors Touch
sensors
New DesignsRecyclers with Bins
Facts Supporting Helmet Use
Helmets can increase the comfort factor and reduce rider fatigue. (5)
Secure 1000
FromRapiscan Security ProductsUses X-ray to detect plastic explosives
and weapons on individual
Functions as:
Productive Ecosystems Biological “Supermarkets” Watershed Ecology
Drawings
Top Base Rod
Top base rod is machined part.
Top base rod is attached to top base.
Wheel Hubs
Center part of the wheel assembly
Differences
SDRAM transfers data in parallel RDRAM transfers data serially
Clip Art
Facts Supporting Helmet Use
Fifty Riders on their own bikes
5 ½ Mile Test Track
Drove the Test Route Three Times
Conclusion
Vision fieldThe retina in the eye.
Brain Stem Damage
Conclusion
Helmets can prevent fatalities by design and by providing comfort and safety.
Birds Ducks Geese Hawks Song Birds
Animation
Wind power generates electricity with…
No cooling water
No water pollution
No wastes
Are You At Risk
YESWhen you use a
cell phone:
a) zapping
b) cooking
c) weakening
What Do They Do
The Hindenburg – a bad guess
Wireless DVD PlayersYour player can work directly to your
computer or you can install an router and network throughout your house
Engine Improvements
http://auto.howstuffworks.com/camshaft2.htm
Environmental Issues
Properties of Clean Energy
Problem
The problem is outdoor motion lights aren’t effective.
Wires vs. Wireless
VS
Enjoy your Home Entertainment Center
Park in line of sight
How Does it Work
2-stroke cycle
Problems
The affect on local economics
Typical Systems
Software Slowdown
John DoeStudent
University of North Texas
Introduction
Managed Code
Signals FadeJohn Doe
Student
University of
North Texas
Associated Cost
Antenna booster…………………$20
Dual Band Phone……………….$100
Nanotube antenna………………$?
Price ComparisonsPrice Comparisons
Small as a grain of rice…
Ozone
Troubleshooting Problems
Myths Against Helmet UseHelmets can cause spinal injuries :
Hangman’s Noose
“Helmet Fulcrum”
Brain Stem Damage
Additional Measures
Reseal
ducts.
Replace
tired unit.
Basics
To get more power an increase in airflow is a must.
Direct Injection
Types of Waves
P Waves
S Waves
Steps Insteadof Bullets
For Instruction
Splicing Fiber
1. Prepare Fiber2. Cleave Fiber3. Fuse / Mechanically join Fiber4. Protect Fiber
Fly in a differentdirection from
bullets
Finding and Deleting Viruses
1. Run thorough scan of computer
2. If found, prompt to delete all viruses
3. Restart computer
Steps for Implementation
1. Present proposal to Congress2. Have the sub-committees agree on
proposal3. Have Congress vote 4. Implement steps 5. Send out equipment to first
responders
ISO Accreditation
1. Company pays fee
2. Registrar inspects
3. If Passing, company name is published in a book
How to Use
1. Pull Safety Pin2. Aim Nozzle3. Depress Lever4. Aim At Fuel Source
Last Slide
Question &Answer Session
Q&A
Q & A
Questions?
Q & A
Questions
Questions and Answers
Questions & Answers
? Questions ?
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