Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes Harper's Editor Emeritus Lewis Lapham for a …
Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes Harper's Editor Emeritus Lewis Lapham for a discussion of his career and the history of Harper's Magazine. Lapham compares print to electronic media, analyzes the corruption of language by politics, and reflects on the incompatibility of democracy and empire. He concludes with a devastating critique of the Bush administration and its impeachable offenses. (59 min)
Sample Wrench is an extensive digital audio analysis and editing tool that …
Sample Wrench is an extensive digital audio analysis and editing tool that runs under Windows. Formerly a commercial product for many years, I recently placed this as non-commercial redistributable freeware. It is useful for coursework in electronics, audio, acoustics, music production and the like. Opens and saves .wav and other popular sound files. Waveforms can be viewed in the time domain like a digital oscilloscope and also via 2D and pseudo 3D spectral displays. Features a wide array of editing tools including EQ, filtering, pitch shifting, time compression, spectral warping, etc. Also offers a macro language which allows batch processing and the creation of custom functions.
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Infograph designed to be used in conjunction with the corresponding learning objective. …
Infograph designed to be used in conjunction with the corresponding learning objective. Highlights pros and cons of three social media platforms...Facebook, Instagram, Twitter.
Students learn basic concepts of robotic logic and programming by working with …
Students learn basic concepts of robotic logic and programming by working with Boe-Bot robotsâa simple programmable robotic platform designed to illustrate basic robotic concepts. Under the guidance of the instructor and a provided lab manual, student groups build simple circuits and write codes to make their robots perform a variety of tasks, including obstacle and light detection, line following and other motion routines. Eight sub-activities focus on different sensors, including physical sensors, phototransistors and infrared headlights. Students test their newly acquired skills in the final activity, in which they program their robots to navigate an obstacle course.
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