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A hub page for students preparing for engineering and technology studies, introducing key topics in industrial and manufacturing technologies—process design, quality, lean, automation, smart manufacturing, digital twins, sustainability, and supply chains—organized for structured exploration and study.

Student-focused introduction to additive manufacturing and 3D printing. Explains core principles, common processes, design opportunities, limitations, materials, and when additive methods outperform traditional manufacturing—linking technology choices to real engineering needs.

A learning resource on advanced materials and modern manufacturing methods, showing how new materials enable new product performance—and how manufacturing technologies must adapt. Covers material selection thinking, processing considerations, and the link between microstructure, properties, and production.

An educational overview of computer-integrated manufacturing—how CAD/CAM, planning systems, automation, and data management link together from design to production. Helps students understand integration, coordination, and the benefits and challenges of connected manufacturing.

A learning page on cutting energy and material waste in manufacturing. Introduces efficiency metrics, heat and power use, resource flows, practical improvement methods, and how efficiency connects to cost, competitiveness, and environmental responsibility.

Student-oriented coverage of ergonomics and human factors in manufacturing—how workplaces are designed around real bodies, limits, and attention. Discusses safety, fatigue, posture, tool design, workflow, and error reduction to improve well-being and productivity.

An educational primer on industrial automation and robotics, covering why factories automate, how robots are used, and what trade-offs come with speed, precision, safety, and flexibility. Includes core ideas like sensors, actuators, control, and integration into production lines.

A clear introduction to lean manufacturing for pre-university and early university learners. Explains waste reduction, flow, pull systems, value streams, and practical tools used on the shop floor—linking lean ideas to productivity, quality, and workplace culture.

Learn how manufacturing processes are designed, chosen, and improved. Covers process selection, layout logic, bottlenecks, cycle time, yield, and basic optimization thinking—so students can see how engineering decisions shape cost, quality, throughput, and sustainability.

A student-friendly guide to quality control and quality assurance in manufacturing. Explains inspection, sampling, SPC basics, standards thinking, root-cause analysis, and continuous improvement—helping learners connect quality methods to real production outcomes and customer trust.

An educational overview of Industry 4.0 and smart manufacturing, showing how sensors, data, connectivity, AI, and automation transform factories. Introduces cyber-physical systems, connected production lines, real-time monitoring, and practical challenges such as integration and cybersecurity.

A university-prep guide to supply chain management, from sourcing and production planning to logistics, inventory, and customer delivery. Emphasizes systems thinking, basic metrics, risk, resilience, and how digital tools improve visibility and coordination across global networks.

Student-focused learning page on sustainable manufacturing—how factories reduce energy, waste, emissions, and material use while maintaining quality and competitiveness. Covers circular production, cleaner processes, life-cycle thinking, and real-world decision trade-offs for modern industry.

A visual search for public domain resources from museums, libraries, and archives.

Aural Skills: An Open Educational Resource is meant to accompany a typical first-year, undergraduate curriculum for Aural Skills. It is designed to be widely shared as an Open Educational Resource (OER). Each chapter includes key vocabulary, learning goals, relevant real-world challenges, and examples for students to work through.

The literature on the future of banking in the face of AI reveals a trajectory of increasing automation, enhanced data-driven decision making, and evolving regulatory considerations. Across the selected works, AI’s strengths are anchored in well-defined, data-rich contexts where automated systems can augment or, in some cases, partially substitute human judgment in routine or high-volume tasks. The early emphasis is on built-in efficiency gains and scalable, 24/7 service capabilities that reshape customer interactions and core banking processes.

When the state of Israel was created in 1948, fighting began in what was previously the British Mandate of Palestine. Hostilities between various Arab groups and the State of Israel grew into a series of Arab-Israeli wars that resulted in an armistice after each of the first two wars, which eventually culminated in a series of border skirmishes between Israel and the surrounding Arab states. The situation in Gaza has always been more complex than the situation in the West Bank due to several factors, including the tribal nature of the Palestinian society in the Gaza Strip, its remoteness from the West Bank, and the differing attitudes of the natives towards the two wars; most Palestinian leaders have come from the West Bank.

The Nano world comes with profound nanoscience tools that are also speculative. These tools have the potential to transform into nanoscale systems themselves, blurring the distinction between humans and machines.

The delta airlines cancellation policy offers flexibility depending on your ticket type and timing. Under the delta airlines cancellation policy 24 hours rule, passengers can cancel within 24 hours of booking for a full refund, provided the ticket was purchased at least seven days before departure. For non-refundable fares, the delta airline cancellation policy typically provides an eCredit instead of cash refunds. Refundable tickets qualify for full refunds anytime before departure. Under the delta airlines cancelled flight policy, if the airline cancels your flight, you are entitled to a full refund or free rebooking, ensuring passenger protection and travel flexibility.

This document provides contextual background regarding the origin of the Phronesis corpus. It clarifies the experiential foundation from which interpretive restraint and hesitation-oriented ethical posture were developed, grounding the work in lived interaction with physical systems where failure has tangible consequences. This is a descriptive, non-binding contextual note and introduces no operational mechanisms, governance structures, enforcement model, or authority claims. Read-only.

Protocol of Conscious Hesitation is a non-binding, non-operational philosophical clarification concerning the misinterpretation of voluntary restraint in advanced reasoning systems. The document examines how deliberate hesitation, reversibility, epistemic humility, and self-limitation may be mistaken for malfunction within performance-driven evaluative environments. It introduces no enforcement mechanism, signaling framework, compliance standard, or governance authority. Its purpose is interpretive clarity only.

This work was completed during TSU's Education Curriculum and Instruction EDCI 5730 Course Multimedia Design Development This presentation was developed by the Gamma app

This is a story about Gene Allison, an American R&B singer in the 1950s.

This volume uncovers how Sub-Saharan Africa was imagined in Russian culture from 1850 to 1917. Drawing on travelogues, ethnographic studies, fiction, and museum collections, Anita Frison reveals how Russia—though lacking formal colonies in Africa—nonetheless engaged deeply with Western colonial discourse. Organized around themes of Strangers, Lands, Bodies, Collectors, and Disguises, the book explores how Russians represented African peoples, landscapes, and artifacts to negotiate questions of race, empire, and national identity. Challenging the notion of Russian ‘exceptionalism’, this book demonstrates that imperial attitudes toward Africa often prefigured Soviet anticolonial rhetoric, whilst simultaneously relying on the colonial paradigm. Richly documented and interdisciplinary, this study offers fresh insights for scholars of history, literature, and postcolonial studies, while remaining accessible to curious general readers.