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How to account all the properties in [[Architecture 101]] to allow for measurement, improvement, and innovation. This may include algebra, equations, trigonometry, calculus, statistics, data analysis, data processing, and other definite and unknown quantities. Course material is supported by CAD automation with automated calculators in FreeCAD, various templates and spreadsheets for calculations across all disciplines, finite element analysis, statistical analysis, data collection infrastructures. The goal is [[Time-Binding]] of human knowledge for transparency, re-use, and creativity. | How to account all the properties in [[Architecture 101]] to allow for measurement, improvement, and innovation. This may include algebra, equations, trigonometry, calculus, statistics, data analysis, data processing, and other assessment of both definite and unknown quantities. Course material is supported by CAD automation with automated calculators in FreeCAD, various templates and spreadsheets for calculations across all disciplines, finite element analysis, statistical analysis, CAM and mission planning files, data collection infrastructures, and more. The goal is [[Time-Binding]] of human knowledge for transparency, re-use, and creativity. | ||
Revision as of 21:43, 20 April 2024
How to account all the properties in Architecture 101 to allow for measurement, improvement, and innovation. This may include algebra, equations, trigonometry, calculus, statistics, data analysis, data processing, and other assessment of both definite and unknown quantities. Course material is supported by CAD automation with automated calculators in FreeCAD, various templates and spreadsheets for calculations across all disciplines, finite element analysis, statistical analysis, CAM and mission planning files, data collection infrastructures, and more. The goal is Time-Binding of human knowledge for transparency, re-use, and creativity.