Lecture, Week 4

Remember to actively watch and make notes from this week’s lecture before proceeding with the Weekly Writing Assignment and submitting your 500-Word Summary Project.

As discussed in the lecture, the following is a model for the overall structure of your 500-Word Summary project. The lecture includes directions on how to create a post on our OpenLab course site to submit your work. Follow those directions carefully for maximum credit. The 500-Word Summary is due by next Wednesday. For those students who have reached out to me needing more time to complete the project, remember to email me after you have submitted your work so that I can go back and grade it.

Sample 500-Word Summary
(with IEEE in-text citation and Reference, and Lorem ipsum filler text)

TO:       Prof. Ellis
FROM:     Your Name
DATE:     10/6/2021
SUBJECT:  500-Word Summary of Article About Virtual Reality

The following is a 500-word summary of a peer-reviewed article about tracking human bodies in virtual reality. The authors discuss the body tracking software that they developed called Pfinder by showing how the software was developed, tested, and improved. According to the authors, “To  address  this  need  we  have  developed  a  real-time  system called   Pfinder   (“person   finder”)   that   substantially   solves   the problem  for  arbitrarily  complex  but  single-person,  fixed-camera situations” [1, p. 780]. 

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References

[1]     C. R. Wren, A. Azarbayejani, T. Darrell, and A. P. Pentland, “Pfinder: Real-time tracking of the human body,” IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, vol. 19, no. 7, pp. 780-785, July 1997, https://doi.org/10.1109/34.598236.

2 thoughts on “Lecture, Week 4”

  1. TO: Prof. Ellis
    FROM: Brandon Sosa
    DATE: 10/1/2021
    SUBJECT: Expanded Word Summary Introduction

    The purpose of this document is to expand on the definition of my choose word. The word that I will be defining is Central Processing Unit. I will be discussing the origin of the word and when the word was first introduced and who coined it. I will be looking and researching there the dictionary and the references to find interesting information about the word. After, I will organize the information into its perspective category if it belongs in Context or in Definition. Then I will summary everything into a concluding sentence.

  2. To: Prof: J. Ellis
    From: Quazi Hedayet
    Date: 10/06/2021
    Subject: Memo of Expanded Word Summary Definition of Cloud Computing

    The goal of this article is to explore the history of a phrase for Computer System Technology. Here, I will be representing the concept of cloud computing. Cloud computing is related to the key computer system technology, one in which the user’s privacy and security concerns are paramount in the development of a long-term cloud computing solution. In this paper, I’ll go through the definitions of the phrase as well as the context in which it is used.

    Cloud computing, in my perspective, is the supply of a variety of services, including data storage, servers, databases, networking, and software. Cloud computing is incredibly convenient since it eliminates the need for us to be concerned about computer crashes. It saves files and allows access to them via the internet.

    I found my references for my expanded definition research on the CityTech Library website. I am attempting to use a lot of definitions and quotes. I looked up the definition of the term in the Oxford English Dictionary. I also consulted the CityTech Library database for a variety of eBooks and articles. I also intend to conduct additional study and incorporate information from The New York Times.

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