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Digital integrated circuits have ushered in a new era. Very soon nearly all gadgets will be controlled by these wonder chips. So why should the ballot box be spared ?
The Machine
The salient features of this machine are :-
a) There is a control unit which is used by the polling booth in-charge for enabling the voting machine. This can be compared to the issuance of a ballot paper to a voter after his credentials have been verified in the existing system.
b) The electoral symbols and names of the candidates are printed in rectangular spaces on the voting unit. The desired candidate is selected by pressing a switch.
c) For the benefit of the polling booth in-charge, total votes polled during the day are displayed continuously.
d) Results are retrieved by operating a 'result enable' switch. To ensure that result are not known during the voting period the 'result enable' switch is operated by the presiding officer. The biggest advantage of the electronic voting machine is that the results are available immediately at the end of the voting period.
e) Last but not the least the machine has been designed in such a way that multiple voting is not possible. Once the machine is enabled only one vote can be cast.
What else can I help you with?
Who invented the biometric voting machine?
The inventor of the biometric vomiting machine was Titus Munuse. I hope my answer helped! Anni
Voting in early America was restricted to people who?
owned property and thus had a stake in society.
Why is making plans important?
It's important because then whatever your planning for is organised so you know what you will be doing. Hope this helped Thanx for voting this answer ^_^
What is mean by bit strobing in flex ray?
Bit strobing in FlexRay is a process which takes a sample from the bus every cycle of the clock, and besides, it does a majority voting to retrieve the so called voted value. It passes one voted value per sent bit on to the Decoding, the channel idle detection and the wakeup symbol decoding. This means one for every 8 samples in FlexRay.
What are requirement -gathering techniques?
You collect the needed information about the requirements by using various techniques, such as observations, interviews, questionnaires and surveys, focus groups, facilitated workshops, group creativity and decision making techniques, and prototypes. Let us take a detailed look at these tools & techniques. Even though, you might be aware of these things, there is no harm inrevising them again...ObservationsObservation is the technique in which the requirements about a product or process are gathered by directly observing the user who is going to use the product or perform the process.Interviews, questionnaires, and surveysAn interview is typically performed by asking predetermined and on the spot questions and recording the responses of the users/stakeholders. Depending on the situation, interviews may take several forms, such as one on one, multiple interviewees, or multiple interviewers. For example, by interviewing subject matter experts and individuals who ran similar projects before, you may identify and define some features and functions of the project deliverables.When you want to cover a large number of respondents quickly, questionnaires and surveys will be more appropriate. These are based on written sets of questions. It is always easier to have those people answer the questions in one shot than having to meet them all one by one and collecting their response.Focus groupsA focus group is a set of prequalified stakeholders and subject matter experts that are brought together with the purpose of learning about their opinions, expectations, and attitudes about a product, service, or result that will be the output of the project. Generally speaking, a moderator facilitates the interactive discussion to make this experience more conversational than one-on-one interviews.Facilitated workshopsA facilitated workshop is a session that brings together the cross-functional stakeholders to focus on defining product requirements. It generally proves to be an effective technique for quickly defining cross-functional requirements and reconciling differences among the stakeholders regarding the requirements. These workshops also help in developing trust and improving communication among the stakeholders and therefore fostering relationships that will help the project to succeed.Group creativity techniquesThese are group activities organized to identify project & product requirements. Some examples are:• Affinity diagram - In this technique, a large number of ideas are classified into different groups by using some criteria. This facilitates an effective and efficient review and analysis.• Brainstorming - This is a creative technique generally used in a group environment to gather ideas as candidates for a solution to a problem or an issue without any immediate evaluation of these ideas. The evaluation and analysis of these ideas happens later. This is one of the most widely used techniques where you let everyone come up with creative ideas and then consolidate/analyze them to choose the best suggestions. There are two specific kinds of brainstorming, which are:o Idea/mind mapping - This is an individual brainstorming technique in which a multitude of ideas are mapped around a central or key concept in order to expose commonalities and differences among ideas and generate new consolidated ideas. Mapping also helps in classifying ideas into groups by discovering relationships among them. In addition to project management, this technique is also used in other areas, such as personal, family, and education. It helps in summarizing, clarifying, and revising ideas.o Nominal group technique - This is the brainstorming technique with voting. The voting process is used to rank the ideas generated by brainstorming for further brainstorming or for prioritization.• Delphi technique - This refers to an information-gathering technique used for experts to reach a consensus while sharing their ideas and preferences anonymously.Group decision-making techniquesGroup decision making is, in general, a process used to collectively assess and evaluate multiple alternatives in terms of expected outcomes. The decisions usually result in taking specific actions. This general technique can also be used to identify/generate, classify, and prioritize project requirements, including the product requirements. To reach a group decision, multiple methods are available. Some are:• Dictatorship - One person has the authority to make the decision. While this expedites the decision making, it may not be the most effective decision-making method. This is usually because, people don't like to be told what needs to be done in a one way traffic kind of environment• Unanimity - This is opposite of dictatorship. A decision is accepted only if everyone agrees.• Majority - A decision must be supported by more than 50 percent of the members of the group. Like a usual election• Plurality - The alternative supported by largest number of members wins even if this number does not make a majority. This situation arises when there are more than two alternatives. Plurality with two alternatives is simply a majority method.PrototypesA prototype is a working model of a product put together without developing the actual product. Organizations usually make prototypes for developing proof of concept. Prototypes can also be used to collect requirements by experimenting with the prototype and by letting stakeholders experiment with it and offer feedback. A prototype is more tangible than the abstract idea of a product. Prototypes can be improved and modified based on feedback from the stakeholders. In this way, prototypes support the progressive elaboration process of developing requirements
What does evm means?
Electronic Voting machine
In which state was the electronic voting machine first introduced in India?
Electronic voting machines were first introduced in Kerala.
What is full form of EVM?
Dummy Electronic Voting Machine Dummy EVMs campaigns to educate the voters about how to vote and the voting procedure. We deal in wholesale dummy EVM’s and supplies all over India. Dummy Electronic Voting Machine is a low-cost answer for exhibition/demonstration of voting to candidates. Whether you can do voting and check the procedure of voting. For More Information Visit - www[dot]dummyevm[dot]com
In India who invented the electronic voting machine?
S.Raga Ragarajan
How can you make working model of electronic voting machine?
Soap
What is the machine we used to vote?
A voting machine is a machine used to record votes in an election without paper. There are different types of voting machines, such as: Mechanical voting machines: These use levers, dials, balls, buttons, or tokens to record votes mechanically. Optical scanning machines: These use a scanner to read marks on paper ballots and record votes electronically. Direct-recording electronic (DRE) machines: These use a touch screen or a keypad to record votes directly into a computer memory.
How can you make working model of electronic voting machine for free?
Study the electronic voting machine and for free you can make a working model. Mechanical skills and direction following is required. Use old parts laying around to build the model and this will cut out any cost.
What is the full form of evm?
evm stands for Electronic Voting Machine which is used for casting votes in elections.
How does the use of electronic voting machine act as a double edged sword?
While there are many precautions taken, there is a chance of electronic voting machines being hacked. Potentially, someone could change the results of an election.
What are some benefits and weaknesses of electronic voting?
Electronic voting goes faster and is efficient when it works. However there have been problems with electronic voting and issues raised as to the accuracy.
What was one concern addressed by the Help America Vote Act?
electronic voting.
How do you vote in Brazil?
The politicians each get a number (eg our current president, Dilma, had the number 13). They all get their time on tv to talk about their platforms, have debates, etc. Everyone over 18 gets a card in the mail with voting info (not voting is against the law). On the day of voting you go to your station and vote in an electronic ballot machine. If you live in the middle of nowhere in some tiny village they bring the electronic machine to you by boat/plane/car/etc. By the end of voting time that day the winner is announced.
