Instrumentation and process control can be traced back many millennia. Some of the early examples are the process of making fire and instruments using the sun and stars, such as Stonehenge. The evolution of instrumentation and process control has undergone several industrial revolutions leading to the complexities of modern day microprocessor-controlled processing. Today’s technological evolution has made it possible to measure parameters deemed impossible only […]

Navreet Mann Professor Stanley November 29, 2012 The Learning Process “Learning to write is a complex process, both individual and social, that takes place over time with continued practice and informed guidance,” is a very complex quote. There is so much meaning and context to this one quote, that can really get the writer thinking. As for myself, I agree with this quote quite a […]

Introduction The selection procedure of HAL is arduous and outdated, specifically with regards to the initial application process which is poorly run through expensive advertising mechanisms. The initial application is done by way of an initial application form assessed by junior personnel, which may not represent the most effective means of screening initial phase applicants. Overburdened personnel and line managers have little time to prepare […]

The Organizational Engineering (OE) Paradigm was structured by Dr. Gary Salton as a field of learning and knowledge in order to allow individuals to obtain information and explore human behavior as a means to appraise, envisage, and understand it. Specifically, the OE Paradigm was founded under the belief that human beings find ways to handle daily undertakings and predicaments through strategic judgments and assessments. Salton […]

How do you record a song? Hmm, well that’s easy. It’s easy if you follow the three steps, of the Redneck Recording Process. First we jam or play what we feel like playing. Jamming is a very unstructured thing. Jamming usually consists of playing the old “guit-fiddle” or (guitar by its normal name), having a good time, watching movies and talking shop. Second we take […]

MINE SWEEPING SYSTEM USING IMAGE Processing Abstractions: Mine sweeping system is entirely designed for observing mines in peculiar user defined country. It uses a Java application from the user country and besides it consists of automaton which plays a cardinal function in the full system. The Java application and the automaton system works together to give an efficient system. The Java application is besides known […]

Increasing concern with fuel consumption leads to widespread interest in lightweight structures for transportation vehicles. Several competing technologies are available for the structural connections of these structures, namely welding, mechanical fastening/riveting, and adhesive technologies. Great interest is dedicated to welding of lightweight structures, particularly because of economic reasons derived of part count reduction, faster and cheaper fabrication, and possible weight gains. However, drawbacks of welding […]

Continuous improvement is a process of the seeking of small improvements in processes and products, with the objective of increasing quality and reducing waste. Continuous improvement is one of the tools that underpin the philosophies of total quality management and lean production. Through constant study and revision of processes, a better product can result at reduced cost. Kaizen (the translation of kai (“change”) zen (“good”) […]