Business Analysis Final Report – Part B (20%)& Oral Presentation (10%)Marking Guide (Business Analysis Final Report for an Organisation + Oral Presentation)Student Name: Student Id: Quality /% of marks allotted [Learning Outcome]MaxRubricgrade (1-5)MarksgainedCommentsPart B: Business Analysis Report – 20%Use Case Description for all SystemsUse-Cases [b, d, e]3Class/Object Diagrams [b, c, d, e]5State-Machine Diagrams (“as-is” BPMNprocesses) … Read more
66 China Communications • April 2020ity of service [1]. Evolved from cloud radioaccess networks, fog radio access network hasshifted the resources computing to the edgenodes, named fog devices (FDs), particularly,to the legacy radio units (RUs). Fog architecture is promoted to meet the rising demand forlow latency applications and higher bandwidthin future networks, that is represented … Read more
Latency-Driven Fog Cooperation Approachin Fog Radio Access NetworksTe-Chuan Chiu , Student Member, IEEE, Ai-Chun Pang , Senior Member, IEEE,Wei-Ho Chung , Member, IEEE, and Junshan Zhang , Fellow, IEEEAbstract—Fog computing, evolves from the cloud and migrates the computing to the edge, is a promising solution to meet theincreasing demand for ultra-low latency services in wireless … Read more
Towards Fog Network Utility Maximization(FoNUM) for Managing Fog Computing ResourcesVladimir MarbukhNational Institute of Standards & Technology100 Bureau Drive, Stop 8910Gaithersburg, MD 20899-8910[email protected]Abstract—Fog computing is an emerging architecture, whichextends the Cloud computing paradigm to the edge of the network,enabling new applications and services, including Internet ofThings (IoT). End users have certain computation tasks, whichcan be completed … Read more
30 I E E E S o f t w a r E P u b l i s h e d b y t h e I E E E C o m p u t e r S o c i e t y 0 74 0 – 74 5 9 / 1 … Read more
Intro to BuddhismDavid QuinterIndian Religious Background to BuddhismVedic Culture (c. 1500-500 BCE)The Aryans (“Noble Ones”) or Indo-AryansContrasting theories on Aryan culture:1) Aryans as migrants from south-central Russia around 1500 BCE (traditional theory)2) Aryan culture as a development from within Indus Valley civilization (newer)but scholars agree on linguistic division between Aryan languages and non-AryanThe Veda or … Read more
David QuinterThe Life Story of the Buddha“Unlike genes, and other nonsymbolic information sources, which are only models for,not models of, culture patterns have an intrinsic double aspect: they give meaning, thatis, objective conceptual form, to social and psychological reality both by shaping themselves to it and by shaping it to themselves.”“The Problem of Meaning… is … Read more
Meditation in Foundational BuddhismSpotlight on the Eightfold PathDavid QuinterMeditation=the second of the three trainings=right effort, mindfulness, and concentration in the eightfold path (#s 6, 7, and 8)Right Effortefforts to abandon and prevent unwholesome mental statesefforts to cultivate karmically good mental statesthe three poisons and their antidotesRemoving the Three Poisons:1) desire 2) hatred 3) delusionCultivating their … Read more
THE BUDDHIST COMMUNITYDavid QuinterTripiṭaka, the “three baskets” of Buddhist scriptures1) vinaya: the rules of monastic discipline and explication of those rules2) sutra: discourses by the Buddha or authorized by the Buddha [or by a buddha in Mahayana]3) abhidharma: scholastic doctrine, elaborations on the teachings of the BuddhaRitual Stages for Becoming a Monk(based on Strong 2008, … Read more
II!I10W~o Is a Buddhist! Charting theLandscape of Buddhist AmericaJAN NATTIERT ments he Christianity study in of theBuddhism and lmerican Judaism inreligious North have long America tapestry, beenisBuddhism recognized still in its infancy. received as basic While scant eleattention-if indeed any at all-in surveys of religion in North Americapublished before 1980.1 Since then the situation has … Read more
