OpenSource Expert System
For those of you interested in the web-based expert system demo'd in class, you can find the sourcecode and demo of the system at www.openexpert.org.
For those of you interested in the web-based expert system demo'd in class, you can find the sourcecode and demo of the system at www.openexpert.org.
Here is an interesting article that I found on Medical device and diagnostic industry site.
http://www.devicelink.com/mddi/archive/09/02/002.html
According to KP, the desk microphones are now on in the classroom. This will be great for using the video recordings of the lectures, however we need to be aware that the recording is happening. We need to remember to:
* Not cover-up, or brush across, the microphones.
* Keep rustling and noise to a minimum during class
* Be sure you make snarky comments very quietly ;)
Thanks for getting these turned on!
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