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    Faculty Mentor's Research

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    Sara Young 10/16/15 Faculty mentor’s name: Dr. Mainak Chatterjee Department: Department of Computer Science with a secondary appointment in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Office Location: HEC 305 Lab Location (if different than office location): Hec 314 Email: mainak @ eecs.ucf.edu Received Ph.D. from: University of Texas at Arlington Cite one recent publication by your faculty mentor in APA format: Sengupta, S., & Chatterjee, M. (2009). An economic framework…

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    Also it helps your health and helps with not being distracted. Helps your health.People get addicted to technology.That does not help your health because your always on your electronics and not learning a lot of new stuff.Also it can really gets you off topic a lot.It can also help your brain.When your on electronics a lot you learn new habits and don't want to do anything else.We are exposing our brains to an environment and asking them to do things that we were not involved in. …

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    Technology On Children

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    Children these days are always on their tech devices, but should parents limit how much time children spend on their tech devices? Many parents and C.E.O.’s of tech companies think children should have a limit on their tech devices for their children’s health. If children do not get a limit on tech devices they may develop health problems: physically, socially, and emotionally. Children’s health is important. Some physical health problems that come along with being on tech devices are, eye…

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    multitasking abilities have soared; in any case, this shallow thinking is concealing different discoveries. Continually concentrating on a few undertakings without a moment 's delay changes the way individuals think and act. While children who use electronic devices may have the capacity to part their need between numerous assignments, they have got to be not able to concentrate, because of steady blasts of new data (Chahal, et al., 2013). Health Related Issues As Choi & Forster (2013) stated…

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    In this era of technology, I feel a sense of pride in being so closely associated with the field of Electrical and Electronics. Right from my school days I was inevitably enthralled by the functions of electrical and electronics equipment. By the time I was preparing for my 12th board practical examination I had quite figured out what I wanted to be or which one I would choose for something that would make me quite curious and also amaze me to a great extent that I wanted to learn more.…

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    the media, including program and social media. A young child is a human being younger than 12 years old. In other word, young children spend too much time staring at the screen of an electronic device. Should screen time for young children be limited? Many parents are under the belief that technology, and electronic devices are essential for a child’s development. They want their children’s school to include the use of computer in the class room. Wright said: "Differences in learning styles…

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    Innovations of Schooling and Technology According to Bill Gates, “Technology is just a tool in terms of getting the kids working together and motivating them…” because technology is an easy and exciting way to engage the mind (Gates). Technology is a learning curve and some students are more comfortable than others. The age old cursive writing class has given way to a mostly mandated typing class in all but four states (Redford). All across America, we are integrating this super…

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    Computer Education Timeline

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    STUDIES: Business Administration | MAY 1985 | Louisiana Tech University, RESTON, LA | GPA 3.76 Associate OF ARTS, GenerAL STUDIES: BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION | MAY 1984 | Louisiana Tech University, RESTON, LA | GPA 3.76 Military Technical TRAINING Electronic Systems TECHNOLOGY | May 1987 | The Air UniverSity - Community COllege of the Air FORCE | Maxwell AFB, LA | GPA 4.00 L30ZR2825 24, TEMPEST NONSTOP and HIJACK Testing ? 60 HOURS | MAY 1986 | National Cryptologic Center - NSA | LaCkland AFB,…

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    statement paints the picture of what and where the company wants to be (Hofstrand, 2009). The strategic goals are specific indicators that mark your progress in meeting the vision (Hofstrand, 2009). According to Dunn (2010), “objectives include short-term targets for each goal, are measurable, realistic, and feasible” (p.139). Action plans are detailed events that lead to attainment of the stated objectives (Hofstrand, 2009). The steps in the strategic planning process The steps of a…

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    Emp Attack Research Paper

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    Do you think you could live in a world without your phone or computer? What about a world without electrical power at all? Well if an Electromagnetic Pulse, also known as an EMP were to occur, it would change the technology world forever. Such threats are often dismissed as unlikely or a relic from the Cold War. They are not. Solar storms are not infrequent, making it only a matter of time until one impacts our critical infrastructure. And unlike natural phenomena, there is no reliable…

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