Lecture 3

Apr 04, 2014

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A. Dokhane, PHYS487, KSU, 2008. Chapter2- Nuclear Fission. 2. ReviewNeutron ReactionsNuclear FissionThermal NeutronsNuclear Chain ReactionNeutron DiffusionCritical Equation. A. Dokhane, PHYS487, KSU, 2008. Chapter2- Nuclear Fission. 3. Fissionable Materials Mass distribution of fissi

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Lecture 3

Lecture 3. Governing equations for multiphase flows. Continuum hypothesis. Fragmentation mechanisms. Models of conduit flows during explosive eruptions and results. Volcanic plume dynamics in the atmosphere. Dynamics of dispersed systems. Bubbles. Mixture properties:. Particles.

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Lecture 3. Software Engineering Models (Cont.) http://web.uettaxila.edu.pk/CMS/coeSEMms/index.asp. 5. Incremental development.

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Lecture 3. Process Concepts. What is a Process?. A process is the dynamic execution context of an executing program. Several processes may run concurrently, each as a distinct entity with its own state. The process state consists of at least:. the code for the running program

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Lecture 3. Strategic Human Resource Development. Class exercise. Have you ever trained another person? What challenges did you experience? Did you benefit from the training? How did the trainee benefit from the training?. Learning objectives.

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