Computer Aided Design

The problem of finding out pixels that lie within the solid area and find out those that lie outside the solid area that form a part of the object from those that do not is called scan conversion.

Mass, in architecture, refers to how much weight an object can hold, such as a ceiling beam or a floorboard.

• Data can be represented at its original resolution and form without generalization.

• Graphic output is usually more aesthetically pleasing (traditional cartographic representation);

• Since most data, e.g. hard copy maps, is in vector form no data conversion is required.

• Accurate geographic location of data is maintained.

• Allows for efficient encoding of topology, and as a result more efficient operations that require topological information, e.g. proximity, network analysis.

• Compact data structure; requires less space to store data

You can go to properties and change the color for an individual object or you can set up layers with their own colors and assign the object to a layer.

Yes but you have to install pro software which is £5 pounds ( $7) but this prevents viruses and installs the software quicker and works better. Once Pro Software has been installed you then nedd to sync the conjestion key to ProTic file navigated in the usb tree. Righ click open the file and then click install using Pro software and there you have it.

When you are developing a flowchart, consider how it will be used and the amount and kind of information needed by the people who will use it. This will help you determine the level of detail to include.

-Macro Level. The top leadership may not need the amount of detail

required by the workers in a process. A big picture, or macro-level,

view of the process may be enough for their purposes. Generally, a

macro-level flowchart has fewer than six steps. Think of it as a view of

the ground from an airplane flying 30,000 feet above sea level.

-Mini Level. The term (mini or midi) is used for a flowchart that falls

between the big picture of the macro level and the fine detail of the

micro level. Typically, it focuses on only one part of the macro-level

flowchart. Using the airplane analogy, you see the level of detail as if

looking at the ground from 10,000 feet above sea level.

-Micro level. People trying to improve the way a job is done need a

detailed depiction of process steps. The micro-level, or ground level,

view provides a very detailed picture of a specific portion of the process by documenting every action and decision. It is commonly used to chart how a particular task is performed.

Depends on applicants expertise. If you are a welder, tell them what welding processes you knew, then what welding joint design you can weld and the welding position you can perform.

A few years ago it was around $10,000 per seat.

First : make sure the pic is in RBG mode.

Second : "colorize" it.

That give just one color - so you'll have to sectionalize the picture and change that color ... I suggest you use "curves" to do that.

Any self-modifying code will be practically impossible to debug, as problems would depend on the current state of the code when the bug occurred. Reproducing bugs would be problematic. There may also be security risks or the risk of data corruption.

The function of a SIM card is relatively simple. It's not a super advanced item that controls your phone, rather, it is basically nothing more than a storage device for information useable by yourself and your cellular carrier. It has limited memory to save this information. And this 'storage device' is also the reason you can use someone elses phone, put your SIM card into it and have all of your phone numbers and information about your account on their phone. This is of course unless their cellular provider has SIM-locked their phones. Anyways, long story short

SIM-Card = storage device.

i use cad on the computer dummies

Generally, AutoCAD and other design software will work better on a workstation graphics card than a gaming one, such as the 9300. However, these tend to be more expensive and will perform worse at things such as gaming.

That being said, the 9300 should work fine for most drawings, but very intense and complicated ones may begin to tax the card and the computer may slow down. I run Solidworks and AutoCAD on a 6800 (which is a bit more powerful than the 9300) with no issues for the most part. Solidworks does begin to struggle fairly easily but AutoCAd is a bit less taxing. Id recommend at least a 9500GT for decent performance($50)

try the ATI Firepro V3700 for the lowest cost workstation card ($80)

Yes you will! Just keep your serial number by hand!

it is mostly used by architects in designing models.

noting & drafting

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calculating OTS

Its a convoy of vehicles.

Well, this is an easy question so here's my answer:on your desktop, click anywhere using the right section of the mouse, then click properties, the last option, and click theme on top of what comes up u should see many themes.

Of course! Specially if you are a product designer.

With Computer-Aided-Design software you can create 3D digital models of your designed product.

It helps you to better visualize your concept, see and fix the function or shape errors and improve the overall design. It can also help you to create the parts, joints, the assembly and the technical drawings of the designed product - a necessary step for manufacturing.

It is a very important tool for any professional designer.

Use SCALE command.

implement vhdl code for counter.output of counter pulse is a square wave