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    Parsons, project risk is typically determined as a measure of possible obstacles to reaching overall project objectives within established cost, schedule, and technical constraints. A comprehensive risk analysis should be implemented for any project and is required as part of an executive proposal review (EPR). The proposal risk evaluation starts by classifying all risks that might affect the project. A standard risk checklist helps this process and addresses the most common risks. Project risk…

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    INTRODUCTION Each organization has a procedure, even if it is called operations or not. The aim or intention of the majority of organisations include the creation of goods and/or services. In order to accomplish this, they have to obtain capital and natural resources. Transform them, which results outputs and transport them to their customers. The word operations include all the actions that are mandatory in order to produce and distribute an organization’s goods or services to its consumer…

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    It happens when the light pulse broadens. When dispersion occurs excessively, the signal transmitted will be hard to read by the receiver. For an example, in a multimode fiber, when the LED or laser light projects down light, there will be a range of light wavelengths present. These wavelengths travel at different speeds than the others. This causes the waveforms to distort and causes errors in reading the signal in the other end of the cable. (Sheldon T.…

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    tools for project management such as: Gantt chart, PERT chart, logic network, product breakdown structure and work breakdown structure. (Duncan, no date) Besides these, the logical framework approach is also widely used by donors and governments in the planning, monitoring and evaluation of development projects. The function of logical framework is to help the project design, implementation and evaluation. (WEDC) The variations of the logical framework are known as Goal Oriented Project Planning…

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    A project can be described as a temporary in the sense that it has a proposed beginning and end in time, and therefore also a proposed scope and resources. And a project is unique in that it is not a routine operation, but a specific set of operations designed to achieve a specific goal. Therefore, project team or teams usually includes people who don’t usually work together – in some cases they can be from different organizations and cut across multiple geographies. Some examples of…

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    Vernacular: A brief in a system of inherited, established or customary patterns of thoughts, forms, and styles. Usually expressed in use of local materials and handed-down building technologies. Critical Regionalism: A particular approach to the making of buildings based on the belief that buildings should respond to and reflect specific local conditions – this can be seen as developing and understanding of a regions ‘deep structure’. However, Vernacular Design Attitudes Critical Regional…

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    The five major management components are listed as Command, Planning, Logistics, Finance and Administrative, and Operations. The first one to discuss is Command this is one section of the overall process, but one of the most important. The command function serves as the initiator of the entire process and delegates the corresponding tasks to the lower functions. The command function is directed by the IC commander known as (Incident Commander) usually the first one on the scene of the disaster.…

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    Chapter 4: The Automated Optical Inspection System 4.1 Automated Optical Inspection (AOI) Defects are always a critical aspect in wafer manufacturing. When it comes to manual defect detection process it’s always a tough story - difficult, time consuming, expensive and may cause a huge loss ratio to the industry. Precise accuracy achieved by a human inspection is often not sufficient and least accurate. Automatic or automated optical inspection (AOI) is a technique used in machines, where…

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    faces a lot of problems on an everyday basic, hence the daqri smart helmet is highly recommended to solve or minimize some of these issues. As the daqri helmet has a lot of features that will either solve or minimize numerous difficulties faced in the world of construction, these include: ● Optical see through display-refers to a display which projected on a glass (or glass like) screen for the user to see what is being shown and still be able to see through it. ● Depth sensor-Intel Real sense…

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    and planning of projects, and hence will impact on other people’s assessment of your reliability and competence as a project manager. • Time estimates often determine the pricing of contracts and hence the profitability of the contract/project in commercial terms.(Heldman 2011:168-169) Time estimates are important as inputs into other techniques used to organize and structure all projects. Using good time estimation techniques may reduce large projects to a series of smaller projects (Liz 2008).…

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