opsimsummary.opsim_out module¶
This module deals with representing the data in an OpSim output (to the extent we will care about it). A description of the OpSim output can be found at (opsim description)[https://www.lsst.org/scientists/simulations/opsim/summary-table-column-descriptions-v335]
- In brief, we will use two tables from the OpSim output:
- A Summary Table which has the desired information
- A Proposal Table which contains a dictionary to interpreting the propID column
- of Summary.
-
class
opsimsummary.opsim_out.
OpSimOutput
(summary, propIDDict=None, proposalTable=None, subset=None, propIDs=None, zeroDDFDithers=True, opsimversion='lsstv3')[source]¶ Bases:
object
Class representing a subset of the output of the OpSim including information from the Summary and Proposal Tables with the subset taken over the proposals
Attributes: - opsimversion: {‘lsstv3’|’sstf’|’lsstv4’}
version of OpSim corresponding to the output format.
- summary: `pd.DataFrame`
selected records from the Summary Table of pointings
- propIDDict: dict
dictionary with strings as keys and integers used in the Summary Table to denote these proposals
- proposalTable: `pd.DataFrame`
the propsal table in the output
- subset: string
subset of proposals included in this class
- propIDs : list of integers
integers corresponding to the subset selected through proposals
- zeroDDFDithers : bool, defaults to True
if True, set dithers in DDF to 0, by setting ditheredRA, ditheredDec to fieldRA, fieldDec. This should only be used for opsimversion=’lsstv3’. For opsimversion=’sstf’ or ‘lsstv4’, this will be set to False despite inputs, since this is already done, and cannot be done with the inputs.
Methods
dropDuplicates
(df, propIDDict, opsimversion)drop duplicates ensuring keeping identity of ddf visits fromOpSimDB
(dbname[, subset, opsimversion, …])Convenience method to instantitate the OpSimOutput class directly from an OpSim output rather than providing the elementary inputs in the class constructor. get_allowed_subsets
()Provide a sequence of implemented subset values get_dithercolumns
(summary, opsimversion[, …])Use a method prescription to obtain dithered values of pointings starting from a fixed pointing. get_opsimVariablesForVersion
([opsimversion])Static method to returns a dictionary for the opsim version where the keys are names of quantities used in this codebase, and the values are the names of quantities in the OpSim output database get_propIDDict
(proposalDF[, opsimversion])Return a dictionary with keys ‘ddf’, ad ‘wfd’ with the proposal IDs corresponding to deep drilling fields (ddf) and universal cadence (wfd) propIDVals
(subset, propIDDict, proposalTable)Parameters: validate_pointings
(summary[, opsimVars, …])Validate a dataframe of pointings for further use. -
static
dropDuplicates
(df, propIDDict, opsimversion)[source]¶ drop duplicates ensuring keeping identity of ddf visits
Parameters: - df : pd.DataFrame
- propIDDict : dict
Returns: - `pd.DataFrame` with the correct propID and duplicates dropped
-
classmethod
fromOpSimDB
(dbname, subset='combined', opsimversion='lsstv3', zeroDDFDithers=True, user_propIDs=None, dithercolumns=None, add_dithers=False, tableNames=('Summary', 'Proposal'), filterNull=False, **kwargs)[source]¶ Convenience method to instantitate the OpSimOutput class directly from an OpSim output rather than providing the elementary inputs in the class constructor.
Parameters: - dbname : string
absolute path to database
- subset : string, optional, defaults to ‘combined’
one of {‘_all’, ‘unique_all’, ‘wfd’, ‘ddf’, ‘combined’} determines a sequence of propIDs for selecting observations appropriate for the OpSim database in use
- opsimversion : {‘lsstv3’|’sstf’|’lsstv4’}
version of OpSim corresponding to the output format.
- zeroDDFDithers : bool, defaults to True
if True, set dithers in DDF to 0, by setting ditheredRA, ditheredDec to fieldRA, fieldDec
- dithercolumns: `pd.DataFrame`, defaults to `None`
a pandas dataframe with the columns ditheredRA, ditheredDec and index obsHistID, when not None this is used to create opsimVars[pointingRA] and opsimVars[pointingDec] deleting the these columns if they existed.
- add_dithers : Bool, defaults to False
if True add dithers by generate ourselves by invoking cls.get_dithers and options through **kwargs. Even if False, becomes True if opsimVars[‘pointingRA’] is not in the list of `summary[columns] so that it needs to be created, and dithercolumns is None.
- user_propIDs : sequence of integers, defaults to None
proposal ID values. If not None, overrides the use of subset
- tableNames : tuple of strings, defaults to (‘Summary’, ‘Proposal’)
names of tables read from the OpSim database
- filterNull : Bool, defaults to False
if True, the summary table should be filtered to rows that do not contain NULL values in the fiveSigmaDepth column.
- kwargs: dict
of options relating to changing the methods of adding dithers. keywords are rng of type np.random.RandomState, ddf_ditherscale, wfd_ditherscale, method. If not provided, the parameters take default values.
-
static
get_dithercolumns
(summary, opsimversion, method='default', ddfId=5, rng=<mtrand.RandomState object>, wfd_ditherscale=1.75, ddf_ditherscale=0.2)[source]¶ Use a method prescription to obtain dithered values of pointings starting from a fixed pointing.
Parameters: - summary : pd.DataFrame
indexed by obsHistID and having the columns fieldRA, fieldDec
- opsimversion : string, defaults to lsstv3
version of the OpSim producing the database.
- method : string
{‘default|FlatSky’} only implemented
- rng : randomState
- kwargs :
-
static
get_opsimVariablesForVersion
(opsimversion='lsstv3')[source]¶ Static method to returns a dictionary for the opsim version where the keys are names of quantities used in this codebase, and the values are the names of quantities in the OpSim output database
Parameters: - opsimversion: string, defaults to `lsstv3`
can be {lsstv3`|`lsstv4`|`sstf}
Returns: - dictionary: key, value pairs where keys are variable names used in `OpSimSummary`
and values are variable names used in the OpSim database with the given version.
Examples
>>> from opsimsummary import OpSimOutput >>> OpSimOutput.get_opsimVariablesForVersion('lsstv4') {'summaryTableName': 'SummaryAllProps', 'obsHistID': 'observationId', 'propName': 'propName', 'propIDName': 'propId', 'propIDNameInSummary': 'proposalId', 'ops_wfdname': 'WideFastDeep', 'ops_ddfname': 'DeepDrillingCosmology1', 'expMJD': 'observationStartMJD', 'FWHMeff': 'seeingFwhmEff', 'pointingRA': 'ditheredRA', 'pointingDec': 'ditheredDec', 'filtSkyBrightness': 'skyBrightness', 'angleUnit': 'degrees'}
-
static
get_propIDDict
(proposalDF, opsimversion='lsstv3')[source]¶ Return a dictionary with keys ‘ddf’, ad ‘wfd’ with the proposal IDs corresponding to deep drilling fields (ddf) and universal cadence (wfd)
Parameters: - proposalDF : pd.DataFrame, mandatory
a dataframe with the Proposal Table of the OpSim Run.
- opsimversion: {‘lsstv3’|’sstf’|’lsstv4’}, defaults to ‘lsstv3’
version of opsim from which output is drawn
- Returns
- ——-
- dictionary with keys ‘wfd’ and ‘ddf’ with values given by integers
corresponding to propIDs for these proposals
-
opsimVars
¶ Dictionary where the keys are names of quantities used in OpSimSummary, and the values are the names of quantities in the OpSim output database used.
-
static
propIDVals
(subset, propIDDict, proposalTable)[source]¶ - subset : string
- must be member of OpSimOutput.allowed_subsets()
- propIDDict : dictionary, mandatory
- must have subset as a key, and an integer or seq of ints as values
- proposalTable : pd.DataFrame
- Dataframe representing the proposal table in the OpSim datbase output
list of propID values (integers) associated with the subset
-
propIds
¶ list of values in propID Column of the Summary Table of OpSim to be considered for this class, either because they were directly provided or through the subset argument.
-
static
validate_pointings
(summary, opsimVars=None, check_anycols=False)[source]¶ Validate a dataframe of pointings for further use. If opsimVars is None then only check that there are no no.nan`s, else check that the table of pointings has the necessary format and units by checking that required columns indicated by `opsimVars exist and have sensible values.
Parameters: - summary: `pd.DataFrame` of pointings
- opsimVars: dictionary, defaults to `None`
should be dictionary for each supported OpSim version availble from OpSimOutput.get_opsimVariablesForVersion(opsimversion)
- check_anycols: Bool, defaults to False
if True, this will check all columns rather than fiveSigmaDepth for nans
Returns: - Bool (True|False) But exits on False.


Before Change
// This is the first time we have seen the gene_id, so we log the its
// reference codon sequence and initialize an allele counts array
self.reference_codon_sequences[gene_id] = self.get_codon_sequence_for_gene(gene_call)
print(self.reference_codon_sequences)
self.SCV_profiles[gene_id] = self.init_allele_counts_array(gene_call)
sequence = gapless_segment.query_sequence if gene_call["direction"] == "f" else utils.rev_comp(gapless_segment.query_sequence)
codon_sequence = [sequence[i:i+3] for i in range(0, len(sequence), 3)]
After Change
sequence = gapless_segment.query_sequence if gene_call["direction"] == "f" else utils.rev_comp(gapless_segment.query_sequence)
codon_sequence = [sequence[i:i+3] for i in range(0, len(sequence), 3)]
codon_sequence_as_index = [self.cdn_to_array_index[cdn] for cdn in codon_sequence]
start_codon = np.min(self.split.per_position_info["codon_order_in_gene"][block_start_split:block_end_split])
end_codon = start_codon + len(codon_sequence)
for seq, pos in zip(codon_sequence_as_index, range(start_codon, end_codon)):
self.SCV_profiles[gene_id][seq, pos] += 1
for gene_id in self.SCV_profiles:
cdn_profile = ProcessCodonCounts(
self.SCV_profiles[gene_id],
self.cdn_to_array_index,


label_eurostat()
has new countrycode and countrycode_nomatch arguments to label with countrycode package and custom_dic argument to add custom dictionary.Added new example data set to reduce repeated downloads from eurostat service
Now label_eurostat()
gives always an error by default, if labelling introduces duplicated labels. A new fix_duplicated
argument is add to fix duplicated labels automatically. (#79, #90)
Shrinked the package tarball size
search_eurostat()
accepts new argument fixed
: if TRUE
(default), pattern
provided will used as is; if FALSE
, pattern
will be interpreted as a true regex pattern.get_eurostat()
returns tibbles (#52)get_eurostat_dic()
and get_eurostat_toc()
return tibblesread_tsv()
is used instead of read.csv()
(#29)harmonize_country_code()
which converts the raw data values from EL to GR and from UK to GB.get_eurostat()
can now get data also from the Eurostat JSON API via get_eurostat_json()
. It also have a new argument type
to select labels for variable values instead of codes.tidyr 0.4.0
(#47).select_time
argument for get_eurostat()
to select a time frequency in case of multi-frequency datasets. Now the get_eurostat()
also gives an error if you try to get multi-frequency with other time formats than time_format = "raw"
. (#30) time
column is also now in ascending order.get_eurostat()
gets a new argument compress_file
to control compression of the cache file. Also cache filenames includes now all relevant arguments. (#28)search_eurostat()
a new type option type = "all"
to search all types.label_eurostat()
new arguments. A code
to retain also codes for spesified colums. A eu_order
to order factor levels in Eurostat order, which uses the new function dic_order()
.label_eurostat_vars(x)
gives labels for names, if x is other than a character or a factor and label_eurostat_tables(x)
does not accept other than a character or a factor.get_eurostat()
a new argument stringsAsFactors
to control the factor conversion of variables.eurotime2date
(and get_eurostat
) convers now also daily data.


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However, if you are a developer or understand some things from there, check out some stuff from here.
#A11Y image tests
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DETAILS
GREEN BUTTONS
| FUNCTION CATEGORIES
|
Functions are categorized so that you might find what you're looking for by browsing. In the example shown, functions related to genes and proteins are gathered together under a single menu. If you were looking for a means of displaying the annotation of a gene, you might guess (correctly) that DESCRIPTION-OF would be appropriate. Mousing over any item with a sideways triangle opens up a submenu that offers more choices. Clicking any item that is not a submenu causes the function to be brought down into the workspace. |
| ALPHABETICAL LIST
|
If you know the name of the function you're looking for, it may be faster to pick it out from the alphabetical list of all functions, using the ALL menu. Functions whose names do not begin with letters (e.g. !, factorial) may be found in the first category, symbols. |
| FUNCTION DOCUMENTATION
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Most items on all the menus are followed by ?. Mousing over the question mark pops up a brief description of the function. Clicking either the question mark or the brief description brings you to a more complete description of how to use the function, usually including examples. |
| FINDING FUNCTIONS
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If you don't know the name of the function, you still may be able to find what you are looking for by describing it in the Help box in the upper right corner of the workspace. Type descriptive words, then press Enter. |


EnrichedHeatmap.Rd
Constructor Method for the Enriched Heatmap
EnrichedHeatmap(mat, col, top_annotation = HeatmapAnnotation(enriched = anno_enriched()), row_order = order(enriched_score(mat), decreasing = TRUE), pos_line = TRUE, pos_line_gp = gpar(lty = 2), axis_name = NULL, axis_name_rot = 0, axis_name_gp = gpar(fontsize = 10), border = TRUE, cluster_rows = FALSE, row_dend_reorder = -enriched_score(mat), show_row_dend = FALSE, show_row_names = FALSE, heatmap_legend_param = list(), ...)
| mat | A matrix which is returned by |
|---|---|
| col | Color settings. If the signals are categorical, color should be a vector with category levels as names. |
| top_annotation | A special annotation which is always put on top of the enriched heatmap and is constructed by |
| row_order | Row order. Default rows are ordered by enriched scores calculated from |
| pos_line | Whether draw vertical lines which represent the positions of |
| pos_line_gp | Graphic parameters for the position lines. |
| axis_name | Names for axis which is below the heatmap. If the targets are single points, |
| axis_name_rot | Rotation for axis names. |
| axis_name_gp | Graphic parameters for axis names. |
| border | Whether show the border of the heatmap? |
| cluster_rows | Clustering on rows are turned off by default. |
| show_row_dend | Whether show dendrograms on rows if hierarchical clustering is applied on rows? |
| row_dend_reorder | Weight for reordering the row dendrogram. It is reordered by enriched scores by default. |
| show_row_names | Whether show row names? |
| heatmap_legend_param | A list of settings for heatmap legends. |
| ... | Other arguments passed to |
The enriched heatmap is essentially a normal heatmap but with several special settings. Following parameters are set with pre-defined values:
cluster_columns
enforced to be FALSE
show_column_names
enforced to be FALSE
bottom_annotation
enforced to be NULL
EnrichedHeatmap
calls Heatmap
, thus, most of the
arguments in Heatmap
are usable in EnrichedHeatmap
such as
to apply clustering on rows, or to split rows by a data frame or k-means clustering. Users can also
add more than one heatmaps by +
operator. Enriched heatmaps and normal heatmaps can be
concatenated mixed.
For detailed demonstration, please go to the vignette.
A Heatmap-class
object.
load(system.file("extdata", "chr21_test_data.RData", package = "EnrichedHeatmap")) mat3 = normalizeToMatrix(meth, cgi, value_column = "meth", mean_mode = "absolute", extend = 5000, w = 50, smooth = TRUE) EnrichedHeatmap(mat3, name = "methylation", column_title = "methylation near CGI")EnrichedHeatmap(mat3, name = "meth1") + EnrichedHeatmap(mat3, name = "meth2")# for more examples, please go to the vignette


“Ukkaṇṭhitopi na vase,
ramamānopi pakkame;
Na tvevānatthasaṁhitaṁ,
vase vāsaṁ vicakkhaṇo”ti.
… Malitavambho thero ….
Dissatisfied, one should not stay;
and even if happy, one should depart.
One who sees clearly wouldn’t stay
in a place that was not conducive to the goal.


News story
Providers can now use a new Skills Funding Service which allows quick access to view and accept contracts and payment information digitally.
The new Skills Funding Service (SFS) will enable:
We have developed the new service with provider feedback in mind, following conversations and surveys with more than 300 providers.
The new service has already been used for issuing and receiving signed electronic versions of ESF contracts for the 2014 to 2020 programme and is now being extended for:
To ensure access to your contracts for these programmes, including being able to make changes and returns, and receive prompt payment for any increases to your 2015/2016 and future 2016 to 2017 contract variations, you will need to ensure your staff register for the contract authoriser role in the Hub role management system by 31 May.
We will soon be contacting colleges’ and other training organisations’ contract authorisers with more information about accessing the new SFS.


quail.
Egg
(pres=[[[]]], rec=[[[]]], features=None, dist_funcs={}, meta={}, subjgroup=None, subjname='Subject', listgroup=None, listname='List')[source]¶Data object for the quail package
An Egg data object contains the data you need to analyze free recall experiments. This can be a single subject’s data, or a group of subjects. An Egg is comprised of a number of fields: the pres field contains the words/stimuli presented to the subject. The rec field contains the words/stimuli recalled by the subject. The feature field is optional, but may contain a dictionary of features for each stimulus. This field is necessary to run the fingerprint analyses. Related to the features is the dist_funcs dictionary (also optional). This dictionary specifies a set of distance functions required for the fingerprint analyses. Finally, the meta field is an optional dictionary that contains any details useful for identifying the egg object
| Parameters: | pres : list (subjects) of lists (study lists) of lists (words) of strings
rec : list (subjects) of lists (study lists) of lists (words) of strings
features : list (subjects) of lists (study lists) of lists (words) of strings
dist_funcs : dict (optional)
meta : dict (optional)
subjgroup : list of strings or ints (optional)
subjname : string (optional)
listgroup : list of strings or ints (optional)
listname : string (optional)
|
|---|
Attributes
| n_subjects | (int) Number of subjects in the egg object |
| n_lists | (int) Number of lists per subject |
| list_length | (int) Number of words in the lists |
| date_created | (time) A timestamp when the egg was created |
Methods
crack ([subjects, lists]) |
Wraps crack_egg function to take an egg and returns a subset of the subjects |
info () |
Print info about the data egg |
save (filepath) |
Save a pickled egg |


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Hmmm.
I don't seem to know what's wrong.
We'll fix it. Hopefully.


Welcome to Threat Stack Python Client’s documentation!¶
The Threat Stack Python Client is a library which allows Python developers to write software that makes use of Threat Stack REST API.
Usage¶
Resource Types¶
- agents
- alerts
- cve vulnerabilities
- rulesets and rules
- servers
For details on each resource please refer to the Threat Stack API documentation.
Create a new client¶
Import and create a new Threat Stack client:
from threatstack import ThreatStack
client = ThreatStack(api_key="<API_KEY>", org_id="<ORG_ID>")
Additional optional parameters can be specified when creating a new client object:
# default api_version: 2
# default http request timeout = 120
client = ThreatStack(
api_key=<"API_KEY>",
org_id="<ORG_ID>",
api_version=[1 or 2],
timeout=<SECONDS>
)
See ‘V1 Client Documentation’ for using the V1 ThreatStack API Client.
Time Ranges¶
Time ranges can be specified when listing resources using the start and end parameters:
now = datetime.now()
one_hour_ago = now - timedelta(hours=1)
alerts = client.alerts.list(start=one_hour_ago, end=now)
for alert in alerts:
details = client.alerts.get(alert["id"])
Agents¶
Listing Agents:
agents = client.agents.list()
# iterate over results
for agent in agents:
print agent["id"]
# query parameters
agents = client.agents.list(type=<"monitor" or "investigate">, hostname=<"hostname">, instanceId="<instanceId">)
Offline Agents:
By default only online agents will be listed.


China say self-confessed spy seeking asylum is fraudster
by The Associated PressPERTH, Australia — China is refuting the explosive claims of a self-confessed spy seeking asylum in Australia, saying he is a convicted fraudster wanted by Shanghai police.
The Nine network newspapers reported that Chinese defector Wang “William” Liqiang has given Australia’s counterespionage agency inside intelligence on how Beijing conducts its interference operations abroad and revealed the identities of China’s senior military intelligence officers in Hong Kong.
Wang claimed he was involved in the kidnapping in 2015 of one of five Hong Kong booksellers suspected of selling dissident materials. The incident has been a reference point for protesters during the ongoing unrest in Hong Kong.
The Chinese Embassy hit back saying Wang was sentenced in October 2016 to prison for fraud and later left for Hong Kong on a fake Chinese passport.
The Associated Press


Spatial analysis showing the pattern of vulnerability distribution across the study area: ( A) Moran scatter plot of the ALVI values; ( B) LISA cluster map; ( C) LISA significance map. The red and blue color areas in map ( B) indicate ‘hot spots’ and ‘cold spots’ of vulnerability distribution, respectively.


Pieter-Steph du Toit wins World Rugby Player of the Year
TOKYO, Nov 3 — South Africa flanker Pieter-Steph du Toit was named World Rugby Player of the Year today, in a clean sweep of the main awards for the World Cup-winning Springboks.
Rassie Erasmus won coach of the year and South Africa took the team of the year award at a glittering ceremory in Tokyo, a day after they lifted the Webb Ellis Cup for the third time. — AFP


How much money should you put in a
savings account now that earns 5% a year compounded daily
if you want to have $32,000 in 18 years?
Exponential Functions (Cynthia Young: Section 5.1, Exercise: 59)
Suppose an investor buys land in a rural area
for $1500 an acre and sells some of it 5 years later at $3000 an acre
and the rest of it 10 years later at $6000. Write a function that
models the value of land in that area, assuming the growth rate stays
the same. What would the expected cost per acre be 30 years after the
initial investment of $1500?
Exponential Functions (Cynthia Young: Section 5.1, Exercise: 51)
Exponential functions can be used to model the concentration of a drug in a patient’s body. Suppose the concentration of Drug X in a patient’s bloodstream is modeled by $$ C(t) = C_0 e^{-rt} $$ where ## C(t) ## represents the concentration at time ## t ## (in hours), ## C_0 ## is the concentration of the drug in the blood immediately after injection, and ## r \gt 0 ## is a constant indicating the removal of the drug by the body through metabolism and/or excretion. The rate constant ## r ## has units of ## 1/time ## (1/hr). It is important to note that this model assumes that the blood concentration of the drug ## C_0 ## peaks immediately when the drug is injected.
Exercise: After an injection of Drug Y, the
concentration of the drug in the bloodstream drops at the
rate of 0.020 1/hr. Find the concentration, to the nearest
tenth, of the drug 20 hours after receiving an injection with
initial concentration of 5.0 mg/L.
Exponential Functions (Cynthia Young: Section 5.1, Exercise: 65)
Note: the techniques for solving these kind of equations are given in that book by Cynthia Young
Solve the exponential equations exactly for ## x ##: ## e^{5x - 1} = e^{x^2 + 3} ##
Exponential Functions (Cynthia Young: Section 5.4, Exercise: 17)
Solve the exponential equations exactly for ## x ##: ## 9^x = 3^{x^2 - 4x} ##
Exponential Functions (Cynthia Young: Section 5.4, Exercise: 15)
Solve for ## x ##, exactly if possible. If an
approximation is required, round your answer to three
decimal places. ## e^{x^2 - 1} = 42 ##
Exponential Functions (Cynthia Young: Chapter 5 Practice Test: Exercise: 5)
Solve for ## x ##, exactly if possible. If an
approximation is required, round your answer to three
decimal places. ## ln x + ln(x + 3) = 1 ##
Exponential Functions (Cynthia Young: Chapter 5 Practice Test: Exercise: 15)
Discrete Math: What is the well-ordering principle?
Prove by induction: (All from Apostol Vol 1: I 4.4)
## 1 + 2 + 3 + ... +n = n(n + l)/2. ##
## 1 + 3 + 5 + ... + (2n - 1) = n2. ##
Guess a general law which simplifies the product $$ (1 - 1/4)(1 - 1/9)(1 - 1/16) ... (1 - 1/n^2) $$ and prove it by induction.
Describe the fallacy in the following "proof" by induction:
Statement. Given any collection of n blonde girls. If at least one of the girls has blue eyes, then all n of them have blue eyes.
"Proof." The statement is obviously true when n = 1. The step from k to k + 1 can be illustrated by going from n = 3 to n = 4. Assume, therefore, that the statement is true when n = 3 and let G1 G2, G3, G4 be four blonde girls, at least one of which, say G1 has blue eyes. Taking G1, G2, and G3 together and using the fact that the statement is true when n = 3, we find that G2 and G3 also have blue eyes. Repeating the process with G1, G2, and G4, we find that G4 has blue eyes. Thus all four have blue eyes. A similar argument allows us to make the step from k to k + 1 in general. Corollary. All blonde girls have blue eyes. Proof. Since there exists at least one blonde girl with blue eyes, we can apply the foregoing result to the collection consisting of all blonde girls. Note: This example is from G. Polya, who suggests that the reader may want to test the validity of the statement by experiment.
What is wrong with the following "proof"? Let ## x = y ## Then $$ x^2 = xy \\ x^2 - y^2 = xy - y \\ (x + y)(x -y) = y(x - y) \\ x + y = y \\ 2y = y \\ 2 = 1 $$
Hint: these don't require any equations, just simple arithmetic
http://www.yudkowsky.net/rational/bayes
Suppose that a barrel contains many small plastic eggs. Some eggs are painted red and some are painted blue. 40% of the eggs in the bin contain pearls, and 60% contain nothing. 30% of eggs containing pearls are painted blue, and 10% of eggs containing nothing are painted blue.  A woman in this age group had a positive mammography in a routine screening. What is the probability that she actually has breast cancer?


A wrapper for factor
with enhanced control.
cfactor(x, levels, labels = levels, exclude = NA, ordered = is.ordered(x), nmax = NA, sep = c("-", "to"))
x
might have taken. If missing (the default), the levels are
determined by sorting the numerical elements in x
. This is not as in
factor
. See 'Details'.levels
after removing those in
exclude
), or a character string of length 1.x
, and
will be coerced if necessary.x
. See 'Details' for more information.See factor
.
cfactor
wraps factor
but provides enhanced
control. The enhanced control has the following elements:
NA
s are never produced silently. Empty levels
also produce a warning. If levels
and labels
intersect, a
warning is produced too.
x
. See below.
Levels of the factor or determined by the levels
argument. If
levels
is missing, the order of the levels is determined as
follows:
sep
is set to NULL
: Levels are determined by
sorting the unique values in x
, which is the same behaviour as in
factor
.
sep
is set to NA
, the order is given by first
appearance in x
.
x
contains numbers: Levels are determined
by sorting the numerical values preceeding the separators indicated in
sep
.
x
contains numbers: Levels are
determined by sorting the unique values in x
, which is the same
behaviour as in factor
and corresponds to setting sep
to NULL
.
Apart from the newly introduced argument sep
, cfactor
has
the same arguments and defaults as factor
.
Where levels is not supplied, unique
is called. Since factors typically
have quite a small number of levels, for large vectors x it is helpful to
supply nmax
as an upper bound on the number of unique values.
## Not run: ------------------------------------ # ## create warnings with unused and removed levels # string <- c("a", "b", "c") # cfactor(string, levels = c("b", "c", "d")) ## --------------------------------------------- ## detecting levels: compare factor and cfactor hard_to_detect <- c("EUR 21 - EUR 22", "EUR 100 - 101", "EUR 1 - EUR 10", "EUR 11 - EUR 20") factor(hard_to_detect, ordered = TRUE)#> [1] EUR 21 - EUR 22 EUR 100 - 101 EUR 1 - EUR 10 EUR 11 - EUR 20 #> 4 Levels: EUR 1 - EUR 10 < EUR 100 - 101 < ... < EUR 21 - EUR 22cfactor(hard_to_detect, ordered = TRUE)#> [1] EUR 21 - EUR 22 EUR 100 - 101 EUR 1 - EUR 10 EUR 11 - EUR 20 #> 4 Levels: EUR 1 - EUR 10 < EUR 11 - EUR 20 < ... < EUR 100 - 101


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Research Experience
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I worked on the development of diagnostic devices , mobile and web applications for human embryo quality assessment, and male fertility prediction based on sperm morphology. I played a significant role in ‘Point-of-care ovulation’.
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[describe what costs are and why they are important]
Each input to a gate is given a cost of 1. Recommended for IC design.
Each input to a first level gate is given a cost of 1.
Each term is given a cost of 1. Reduces number of gates used. Recommended for breadboard applications.


EBD - Easton Bible DIctionary
Armour-bearer
ARMOUR-BEARER
"ARMOUR-BEARER "an officer selected by kings and generals because of his bravery, not only to bear their armour, but also to stand by them in the time of danger. They were the adjutants of our modern armies (
Judges 9:54
;
1 Samuel 14:7
;
16:21
;
31:6
).
"ARMOUR-BEARER "an officer selected by kings and generals because of his bravery, not only to bear their armour, but also to stand by them in the time of danger. They were the adjutants of our modern armies (Judges 9:54; 1 Samuel 14:7; 16:21; 31:6).


Obviously he has years of martial experience, and with every hit he shouts a taunt at you, which is really messing with you. You can feel yourself beginning to tire. The hot sand of the stadium floor is beginning to irritate your feet.  What do you do?


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Side Control
Short base, knees in tight to opponenet, cross face, 3 fingers into armpit, underhook elbow on ground into hip hold bicep
Long base, up on toes, keep weight on opponent
Control the hips, elbow into hips, your hip/thigh into other side of hips, when op moves you move with them, locked in tight
Legs stretched out side control, wedges, crossface with palm up under ops shoulder, underhook with palm up to shoulder blade
Elbow into ops hip, your hip into other side of ops hip, switch base to counter the half guard leg snag.
Ops hip control can be with a knee from either leg or your hips, or an elbow/fist.
Push Elbow Over in direction of pass
Get the under hook
Counter Back Take with a Whizzer
Cross Face, good pressure directing ops head away from you
When underneath, stay on your side.
No gi, 90deg limbs, wedges, right hand palm up under ops shoulder, left crossface hand on right hand
Far bar and near snap armbar can be a plan A plan B combo


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My Skills
Able to identify opportunities in small to large data sets for data-driven strategies that fuel growth.
Design and implement statistical & predictive models and cutting edge algorithms in Machine Learning.
Extensive experience working in SCRUM & Agile SDLC. Thrilled to work in a fast-paced environment.
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SQL
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Leaf Group Ltd
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Tata Consultancy Services
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University of Southern California
MS-EE
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Published 1 Paper, Several Projects in Blind Source SeparationITER, S'O'A University
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2009 - 2013Robotics, Signal & Image Processing, Computer Vision
Published 2 Papers on OCR, Several Projects in Robotics & Comp. Vision
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AC2105
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ACCOUNTING FOR DECISION MAKING & CONTROL
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ACTUARIAL ECONOMICS
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2 hr 30 min
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BIOCHEMISTRY I
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MACHINE LEARNING
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2 hr
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NANOSCIENCE & NANOTECHNOLOGY
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2 hr
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CV1012
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FLUID MECHANICS
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2 hr
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MACHINE LEARNING
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STATISTICAL ANALYSIS FOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS I
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2 hr 30 min
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HE2001
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MICROECONOMICS II
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MACROECONOMIC ISSUES & POLICIES IN CONTEMPORARY CHINA
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2 hr 30 min
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
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2 hr 30 min
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MENTAL HEALTH IN THE COMMUNITY
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2 hr 30 min
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HT5102
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LANGUAGE FOUNDATION FOR TRANSLATION
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LOGIC & CRITICAL THINKING
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2 hr
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MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS
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FINANCIAL MATHEMATICS
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INTRODUCTION TO DATA ANALYSIS
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2 hr
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ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS
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2 hr 30 min
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GENETICS & GENOMICS
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DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS
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Tuesday
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9.00 am
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HP2300
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DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
9.00 am
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IM3002
|
COMMUNICATION PRINCIPLES
|
2 hr
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26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
9.00 am
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MA1001
|
DYNAMICS
|
2 hr 30 min
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26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
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9.00 am
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MH4500
|
TIME SERIES ANALYSIS
|
2 hr
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26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
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9.00 am
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MS3014
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ANALYSIS OF MATERIALS
|
2 hr
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26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
9.00 am
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MT4102
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DISTRIBUTION & WAREHOUSING
|
2 hr
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|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
1.00 pm
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BA3203
|
ACTUARIAL ASPECTS OF ASSET VALUATION
|
3 hr
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|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
1.00 pm
|
BF2206
|
WEALTH MANAGEMENT
|
2 hr
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|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
1.00 pm
|
BG4309
|
DRUG DELIVERY & TISSUE ENGINEERING
|
1 hr 30 min
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|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
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1.00 pm
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BR2205
|
INSURANCE PRACTICE
|
2 hr 30 min
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|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
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1.00 pm
|
BS3104
|
PATHOLOGY
|
2 hr 30 min
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26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
1.00 pm
|
CE3005
|
COMPUTER NETWORKS
|
2 hr
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26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
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1.00 pm
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CH4223
|
PETROLEUM REFINING
|
2 hr
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26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
1.00 pm
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CH5202
|
FOOD PHYSICS
|
3 hr
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26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
1.00 pm
|
CY1602
|
MATHEMATICS II
|
2 hr
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|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
1.00 pm
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CZ3006
|
NET CENTRIC COMPUTING
|
2 hr
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|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
1.00 pm
|
EE2010
|
SIGNALS & SYSTEMS
|
2 hr 30 min
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|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
1.00 pm
|
EE3019
|
INTEGRATED ELECTRONICS
|
2 hr
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|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
1.00 pm
|
ES2303
|
INTRODUCTION TO ECOLOGY
|
2 hr
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|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
1.00 pm
|
HC2011
|
TANG POETRY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
1.00 pm
|
HL2015
|
WAR IN LITERATURE & FILM
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
1.00 pm
|
HS2002
|
DOING SOCIAL RESEARCH
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
1.00 pm
|
HS3002
|
UNDERSTANDING SOCIAL STATISTICS
|
2 hr 30 min
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|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
1.00 pm
|
IM2004
|
SIGNALS & SYSTEMS
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
1.00 pm
|
MA2003
|
INTRODUCTION TO THERMO-FLUIDS
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
1.00 pm
|
MA3001
|
MACHINE ELEMENT DESIGN
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
1.00 pm
|
MH1803
|
CALCULUS FOR PHYSICS
|
2 hr
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|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
1.00 pm
|
MH1804
|
MATHEMATICS FOR CHEMISTRY
|
2 hr
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|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
1.00 pm
|
MH3200
|
ABSTRACT ALGEBRA I
|
2 hr
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
1.00 pm
|
MS4612
|
DRUG DELIVERY & TISSUE ENGINEERING
|
1 hr 30 min
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
1.00 pm
|
PH4601
|
PHYSICS OF SEMICONDUCTOR & SPINTRONICS DEVICES
|
2 hr
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
5.00 pm
|
BC2410
|
PRESCRIPTIVE ANALYTICS: FROM DATA TO DECISION
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
5.00 pm
|
CB1103
|
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY FOR ENGINEERS
|
2 hr
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
5.00 pm
|
CE4046
|
INTELLIGENT AGENTS
|
2 hr
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
5.00 pm
|
CH2102
|
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY & SPECTROPHOTOMETRY
|
2 hr
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
5.00 pm
|
CM5091
|
INDUSTRIAL & ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY
|
2 hr
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
5.00 pm
|
CV2014
|
GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING
|
2 hr
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
5.00 pm
|
CV4113
|
HIGHWAY ENGINEERING
|
2 hr
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
5.00 pm
|
CZ4046
|
INTELLIGENT AGENTS
|
2 hr
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
5.00 pm
|
EE5092
|
DIGITAL LIFESTYLE
|
2 hr
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
5.00 pm
|
HE4010
|
SINGAPORE ECONOMY IN A GLOBALIZED WORLD
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
5.00 pm
|
HE5092
|
ECONOMIC THEORY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
5.00 pm
|
HL1005
|
INTRODUCTION TO SINGAPORE LITERATURE
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
5.00 pm
|
HL2027
|
EARLY AMERICAN LITERATURE
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
5.00 pm
|
HL3041
|
GLOBAL CITIES IN WORLD LITERATURE
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
5.00 pm
|
HQ5010
|
INTRODUCTION TO GENDER & DIVERSITY
|
2 hr
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|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
5.00 pm
|
HS2003
|
ECONOMY & SOCIETY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
5.00 pm
|
MA4845
|
ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING IN INDUSTRY 4.0
|
2 hr
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
5.00 pm
|
MA4846
|
PRODUCT DESIGN ENGINEERING
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
5.00 pm
|
MH1820
|
INTRODUCTION TO PROBABILITY & STATISTICAL METHODS
|
2 hr
|
|
26 April 2022
|
Tuesday
|
5.00 pm
|
MH4517
|
DATA APPLICATIONS IN NATURAL SCIENCES
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
AB1301
|
BUSINESS LAW
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
BS1007
|
MOLECULAR & CELL BIOLOGY I
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
CV1011
|
MECHANICS OF MATERIALS
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
CZ2007
|
INTRODUCTION TO DATABASES
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
EE2002
|
ANALOG ELECTRONICS
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
HC2003
|
LITERATURE OF TANG & SONG
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
HL2029
|
AMERICAN MODERNISM
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
HP2600
|
COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
MH1301
|
DISCRETE MATHEMATICS
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
MH3701
|
BASIC OPTIMIZATION
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
MS2016
|
PHASE TRANSFORMATION & KINETICS
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
MS4661
|
APPLICATN OF PATENTS & REGISTERED DESIGN IN ENG RELATED IND
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
AAB20D
|
ECOLOGY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
AC2301
|
PRINCIPLES OF TAXATION
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
BA3204
|
ACTUARIAL MANAGEMENT
|
3 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
BG4313
|
GLOBAL MEDICAL DEVICE REGULATORY OVERVIEW
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
BL5305
|
ADVANCED TAXATION
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
CE1104
|
LINEAR ALGEBRA FOR COMPUTING
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
CH5200
|
FOOD MICROBIOLOGY
|
3 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
CS2021
|
NEWS REPORTING & WRITING
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
CV4111
|
GROUND ENGINEERING
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
CZ1104
|
LINEAR ALGEBRA FOR COMPUTING
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
CZ3007
|
COMPILER TECHNIQUES
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
EE2104
|
DIGITAL ELECTRONICS
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
HE2013
|
INTERNATIONAL TRADE
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
HL2032
|
AFRICAN LITERATURE
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
HL4009
|
POPULAR LITERATURE & CULTURE
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
HP3802
|
PERSONNEL PSYCHOLOGY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
HS2004
|
CULTURE, SELF & IDENTITY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
MA2001
|
MECHANICS OF MATERIALS
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
MS4013
|
BIOMATERIALS
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
PH1106
|
ELECTRICITY & MAGNETISM
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
PH1802
|
FOUNDATIONS OF PHYSICS II
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
SC1004
|
LINEAR ALGEBRA FOR COMPUTING
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
BF3207
|
ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
BU5241
|
FINANCIAL WELLBEING
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
CE4034
|
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
CH1104
|
MATERIALS & ENERGY BALANCES
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
CM5003
|
FROM ALCHEMY TO CHEMISTRY
|
1 hr 30 min
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
CM5004
|
FROM ALCHEMY TO CHEMISTRY (TEAM PROJECT)
|
1 hr 30 min
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
CM5102
|
FOOD ANALYSIS & SAFETY
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
CZ4034
|
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
EE4534
|
MODERN DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS WITH RENEWABLE RESOURCES
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
EM5107
|
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETY MANAGEMENT
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
HE2011
|
LABOUR ECONOMICS & LABOUR RELATIONS
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
HE4011
|
CURRENT TOPICS IN ECONOMICS
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
HL1003
|
SURVEY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE II
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
HL5001
|
MADNESS IN LITERATURE & FILM
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
HP5006
|
PSYCHOLOGY OF CRISIS STRESS MANAGEMENT
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
HS2019
|
SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
HS3004
|
CITIES & URBAN LIFE
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
HS4039
|
MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
MA0303
|
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
PH1011
|
PHYSICS
|
2 hr
|
|
27 April 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
PH1012
|
PHYSICS A
|
2 hr
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
AB1201
|
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
BS2010
|
BIOIMAGING
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
CE4001
|
VIRTUAL & AUGMENTED REALITY
|
2 hr
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
CH2104
|
HEAT & MASS TRANSFER IN CHEMICAL & BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS
|
2 hr
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
CH2114
|
HEAT & MASS TRANSFER IN CHEMICAL & BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS
|
2 hr
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
CM2062
|
CHEMISTRY & BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORY 2
|
2 hr
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
CZ4001
|
VIRTUAL & AUGMENTED REALITY
|
2 hr
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
EE2005
|
ELECTRICAL DEVICES & MACHINES
|
2 hr
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
EE3010
|
ELECTRICAL DEVICES & MACHINES
|
2 hr
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
EN4102
|
MEMBRANE WATER RECLAMATION TECHNOLOGY
|
2 hr
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
HC1051
|
MODERN CHINESE
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
HL2030
|
POST 1945 AMERICAN LITERATURE & CULTURE
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
HL3007
|
POSTCOLONIAL LITERATURE
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
HP2400
|
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
HS3018
|
SOCIOLOGY OF GENDER
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
MA3002
|
SOLID MECHANICS & VIBRATION
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
MH3400
|
ALGORITHMS FOR THE REAL WORLD
|
2 hr
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
MS4012
|
QUALITY CONTROL
|
2 hr
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
MT3006
|
SHIP CHARTERING
|
2 hr
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
PH4404
|
NANOSCALE PHYSICS
|
2 hr
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
1.00 pm
|
AC2302
|
COMPANY LAW & CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
1.00 pm
|
BR2211
|
FINANCIAL & RISK ANALYTICS I
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
1.00 pm
|
CE1106
|
COMPUTER ORGANISATION & ARCHITECTURE
|
2 hr
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
1.00 pm
|
CE3001
|
ADVANCED COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE
|
2 hr
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
1.00 pm
|
CM4011
|
ADVANCED ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
|
2 hr
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
1.00 pm
|
CZ1106
|
COMPUTER ORGANISATION & ARCHITECTURE
|
2 hr
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
1.00 pm
|
CZ3001
|
ADVANCED COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE
|
2 hr
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
1.00 pm
|
EE1102
|
PHYSICS FOUNDATION FOR ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING
|
2 hr
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
1.00 pm
|
EN2002
|
ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY & MICROBIOLOGY
|
2 hr
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
1.00 pm
|
HA3014
|
SINGAPORE'S FOREIGN POLICY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
1.00 pm
|
HC4035
|
WESTERN INFLUENCES ON MODERN CHINESE THOUGHT
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
1.00 pm
|
HL3037
|
THE ENVIRONMENT & CULTURAL PRODUCTION
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
1.00 pm
|
MA2005
|
ENGINEERING GRAPHICS
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
1.00 pm
|
MA4837
|
NET SHAPE MANUFACTURING
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
1.00 pm
|
MS1018
|
PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS
|
2 hr
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
1.00 pm
|
MS4650
|
FUNCTIONAL NANOSTRUCTURE MATERIALS
|
2 hr
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
1.00 pm
|
PH2102
|
ELECTROMAGNETISM
|
2 hr
|
|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
1.00 pm
|
SC1006
|
COMPUTER ORGANISATION & ARCHITECTURE
|
2 hr
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28 April 2022
|
Thursday
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5.00 pm
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BF2202
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MATHEMATICAL METHODS FOR FINANCE
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2 hr 30 min
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28 April 2022
|
Thursday
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5.00 pm
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BF3212
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TRADE, STRUCTURED & SUPPLY CHAIN FINANCE
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2 hr 30 min
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28 April 2022
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Thursday
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5.00 pm
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BU5201
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BUSINESS FINANCE
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2 hr
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28 April 2022
|
Thursday
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5.00 pm
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CE4067
|
SOFTWARE SECURITY
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2 hr
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28 April 2022
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Thursday
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5.00 pm
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CH4213
|
PHARMACOKINETICS & BIOPHARMACEUTICS
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2 hr
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28 April 2022
|
Thursday
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5.00 pm
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CM5031
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ANALYTICAL & MANUFACTURING TECHNIQUES IN PHARMA INDUSTRY
|
2 hr
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|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
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5.00 pm
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CV1013
|
CIVIL ENGINEERING MATERIALS
|
2 hr
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|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
|
5.00 pm
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CV4119
|
ADVANCED PREFABRICATION & PRECAST CONSTRUCTION
|
2 hr
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28 April 2022
|
Thursday
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5.00 pm
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CZ4067
|
SOFTWARE SECURITY
|
2 hr
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|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
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5.00 pm
|
EE4001
|
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
|
2 hr
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28 April 2022
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Thursday
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5.00 pm
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ES5007
|
CLIMATE & CLIMATE CHANGE
|
2 hr
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|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
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5.00 pm
|
HE5091
|
PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS
|
2 hr 30 min
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28 April 2022
|
Thursday
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5.00 pm
|
HL4030
|
SCOTTISH LITERATURE
|
2 hr 30 min
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|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
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5.00 pm
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IM2001
|
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
|
2 hr
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28 April 2022
|
Thursday
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5.00 pm
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MA4854
|
QUALITY ASSURANCE & MANAGEMENT
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2 hr 30 min
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28 April 2022
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Thursday
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5.00 pm
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MA4872
|
AIRCRAFT RELIABILITY & MAINTAINABILITY
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2 hr 30 min
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|
28 April 2022
|
Thursday
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5.00 pm
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MH4501
|
MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS
|
2 hr
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|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
9.00 am
|
BA3205
|
ACTUARIAL COMPUTING
|
3 hr
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29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
9.00 am
|
BF3201
|
CORPORATE FINANCE & STRATEGY
|
2 hr
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|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
9.00 am
|
BS3028
|
NATURAL PRODUCTS IN MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY
|
2 hr 30 min
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|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
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9.00 am
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CE2100
|
PROBABILITY & STATISTICS FOR COMPUTING
|
2 hr
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|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
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9.00 am
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CH3103
|
CHEMICAL THERMODYNAMICS
|
2 hr
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|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
9.00 am
|
CM1041
|
BASIC PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY WITH LABORATORY
|
2 hr
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29 April 2022
|
Friday
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9.00 am
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CM4042
|
CHEMICAL KINETICS & DYNAMICS
|
2 hr
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|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
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9.00 am
|
CZ2100
|
PROBABILITY & STATISTICS FOR COMPUTING
|
2 hr
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|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
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9.00 am
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EE3014
|
DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING
|
2 hr
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|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
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9.00 am
|
EE4285
|
COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE
|
2 hr
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|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
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9.00 am
|
EE4343
|
RADIO FREQUENCY CIRCUITS
|
2 hr
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|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
9.00 am
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EE4533
|
POWER APPARATUS & SYSTEM PROTECTION
|
2 hr
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|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
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9.00 am
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EN0002
|
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES & SUSTAINABILITY
|
2 hr
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|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
9.00 am
|
EN3004
|
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ENGINEERING
|
2 hr
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|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
9.00 am
|
HA1003
|
INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION & POLICY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
9.00 am
|
HE3014
|
ECONOMICS OF CORPORATE FINANCE
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
9.00 am
|
HL1002
|
SURVEY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE 1
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
9.00 am
|
HL2021
|
LITERATURE OF EMPIRE
|
2 hr 30 min
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|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
9.00 am
|
HL4034
|
BRITISH ASIAN LITERATURE
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
9.00 am
|
HP1100
|
FUNDAMENTALS OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
9.00 am
|
IM3001
|
DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING
|
2 hr
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
9.00 am
|
MA2007
|
THERMODYNAMICS
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
9.00 am
|
MA4813
|
BUILDING SERVICES ENGINEERING
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
9.00 am
|
MH3600
|
KNOTS & SURFACES:INTRODUCTION TO TOPOLOGY
|
2 hr
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|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
9.00 am
|
MS4630
|
PHOTOVOLTAIC DEVICES & ENERGY STORAGE
|
2 hr
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
9.00 am
|
MT4003
|
MARITIME STRATEGY
|
2 hr
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
9.00 am
|
PH3201
|
STATISTICAL MECHANICS I
|
2 hr
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
2.30 pm
|
BF2216
|
TRADE INCOTERMS & SHIP CHARTERING
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
2.30 pm
|
BG2209
|
MECHANICS FOR BIOENGINEERS
|
2 hr
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
2.30 pm
|
BH3301
|
EMPLOYMENT LAW
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
2.30 pm
|
BR3209
|
COMPUTING FOR RISK MANAGEMENT & INSURANCE PRACTICES
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
2.30 pm
|
BS2021
|
RNA STRUCTURES & RNA BASED DRUG DEVELOPMENT
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
2.30 pm
|
CV2019
|
MATRIX ALGEBRA & COMPUTATIONAL METHODS
|
2 hr
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
2.30 pm
|
CZ3003
|
SOFTWARE SYSTEMS ANALYSIS & DESIGN
|
2 hr
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
2.30 pm
|
HC2040
|
UNDERSTANDING CHINA
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
2.30 pm
|
HC3001
|
MODERN CHINESE LITERATURE
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
2.30 pm
|
HE3003
|
THE CHINESE ECONOMY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
2.30 pm
|
HP4105
|
CORRECTIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
2.30 pm
|
HS2014
|
THE CHANGING FAMILY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
2.30 pm
|
HT5301
|
LINGUISTICS, CULTURE & TRANSLATION
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
2.30 pm
|
IM1002
|
ANALOG ELECTRONICS
|
2 hr
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
2.30 pm
|
MA3004
|
MATHEMATICAL METHODS IN ENGINEERING
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
2.30 pm
|
MH2811
|
MATHEMATICS II
|
2 hr
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
2.30 pm
|
MS4662
|
APPRECIATING IP IN RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
|
2 hr
|
|
29 April 2022
|
Friday
|
2.30 pm
|
PS0002
|
INTRODUCTION TO DATA SCIENCE & ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
AC3102
|
RISK REPORTING & ANALYSIS
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
BS4018
|
BIOLOGY OF AGING & NEURODEGENERATION
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
CE2101
|
ALGORITHM DESIGN & ANALYSIS
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
CM3061
|
CHEMISTRY & BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORY 3
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
CV2020
|
WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
CZ2101
|
ALGORITHM DESIGN & ANALYSIS
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
EE3017
|
COMPUTER COMMUNICATIONS
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
HC4042
|
CHINA & GLOBALISATION
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
HE2002
|
MACROECONOMICS II
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
HE3005
|
ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
HL4039
|
ADVANCED STUDIES IN CHILDREN'S LITERATURE
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
IM2003
|
COMPUTER COMMUNICATIONS
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
MA3005
|
CONTROL THEORY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
MA3705
|
AEROSPACE CONTROL THEORY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
MH4601
|
DIFFERENTIAL GEOMETRY
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
MS2018
|
ELECTRONICS & MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
MS4611
|
BIOMEDICAL DEVICES
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
9.00 am
|
PH4605
|
MEDICAL PHYSICS FOR RADIOTHERAPY
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
AC2104
|
ASSURANCE & AUDITING
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
BS2104
|
BIOMEDICAL PHARMACOLOGY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
BS3008
|
COMPUTER AIDED DRUG DISCOVERY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
CE1105
|
DIGITAL LOGIC
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
CH5204
|
QUALITY SYSTEMS OPERATIONS
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
CZ1105
|
DIGITAL LOGIC
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
EE2006
|
ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS I
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
EE4455
|
EMBEDDED SYSTEMS
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
HA2005
|
CONTEMPORARY POLITICAL THEORY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
HC2010
|
CLASSICAL CHINESE FICTION
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
HL3034
|
IRISH WRITING: MODERNISM TO THE CONTEMPORARY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
HP3807
|
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
HS2023
|
ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIOLOGY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
IM2006
|
ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS I
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
IM4756
|
COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
MA2009
|
INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS & ELECTRONIC DEVICES
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
MA5705
|
AIRCRAFT ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS CIRCUITS
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
MH1403
|
ALGORITHMS & COMPUTING
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
MH1810
|
MATHEMATICS 1
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
MH3500
|
STATISTICS
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
MS2014
|
MATERIALS STRUCTURE & DEFECTS
|
1 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
MT2004
|
MATHEMATICS II FOR MARITIME STUDIES
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
PH2301
|
PHYSICAL OPTICS
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
RE1018
|
INTRODUCTORY THERMAL SCIENCES, ELECTRICITY & MAGNETISM
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
1.00 pm
|
SC1005
|
DIGITAL LOGIC
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
BF3203
|
EQUITY SECURITIES
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
CB1117
|
ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
CE4071
|
NETWORK SCIENCE
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
CM4061
|
MATERIALS CHEMISTRY
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
CV3012
|
STEEL DESIGN
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
CZ4071
|
NETWORK SCIENCE
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
EE4614
|
DEVICE PARAMETER EXTRACTION & LAYOUT IMPLEMENTATION
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
EE4791
|
DATABASE SYSTEMS
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
EE5093
|
ENERGY DEVICES FOR SUSTAINABLE URBAN ENVIRONMENT
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
HC2014
|
CHINESE THEATRE & PERFORMANCE
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
HL2028
|
NINETEENTH CENTURY AMERICAN LITERATURE & CULTURE
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
HP5003
|
ARE YOU OKAY? MENTAL HEALTH IN SINGAPORE
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
IM4791
|
DATABASE SYSTEMS
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
MA4808
|
MARINE CONTROL SYSTEMS
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
MA4831
|
COMPUTER-AIDED ENGINEERING
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
MA5105
|
ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT ANALYSIS
|
2 hr
|
|
4 May 2022
|
Wednesday
|
5.00 pm
|
PH4409
|
QUANTUM ELECTRONICS
|
2 hr
|
|
5 May 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
AC3103
|
ACCOUNTING ANALYSIS & VALUATION
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
5 May 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
BG2104
|
ELECTRONICS FOR BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERS
|
2 hr
|
|
5 May 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
BS0005
|
ONE HEALTH
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
5 May 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
CE4123
|
BIG DATA MANAGEMENT
|
2 hr
|
|
5 May 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
CM3011
|
CHEMICAL SPECTROSCOPY & APPLICATIONS
|
2 hr
|
|
5 May 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
CZ4123
|
BIG DATA MANAGEMENT
|
2 hr
|
|
5 May 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
EE3001
|
ENGINEERING ELECTROMAGNETICS
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
5 May 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
EE4109
|
WIRELESS SYSTEM DESIGN
|
2 hr
|
|
5 May 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
EE4530
|
POWER SYSTEM ANALYSIS & CONTROL
|
2 hr
|
|
5 May 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
EE4645
|
MICROFABRICATION ENGINEERING
|
2 hr
|
|
5 May 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
EN4104
|
ENVIRONMENTAL HYDRAULICS
|
2 hr
|
|
5 May 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
HA2004
|
THEORIES IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
5 May 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
HE3007
|
FINANCIAL ECONOMICS
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
5 May 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
IM4455
|
EMBEDDED SYSTEMS
|
2 hr
|
|
5 May 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
MA2004
|
MANUFACTURING PROCESSES
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
5 May 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
MH4310
|
CODING THEORY
|
2 hr
|
|
5 May 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
MS1014
|
MATERIALS CHEMISTRY II
|
1 hr 30 min
|
|
5 May 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
MT1004
|
INTRODUCTION TO METEOROLOGY & OCEANOGRAPHY
|
2 hr 30 min
|
|
5 May 2022
|
Thursday
|
9.00 am
|
PH2101
|
QUANTUM MECHANICS 1
|
2 hr
|
|
5 May 2022
|
Thursday
|
1.00 pm
|
BF2207
|
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
|
2 hr
|
|
5 May 2022
|
Thursday
|
1.00 pm
|
BS4019
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INTERNATIONAL MONETARY ECONOMICS
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BS1006
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EE1003
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INTRODUCTION TO MATERIALS FOR ELECTRONICS
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MICROPROCESSORS
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MACHINE INTELLIGENCE
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MECHANICS OF COMPOSITE MATERIALS
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DISCRETE MATHEMATICS
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ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
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CLINICAL TRIALS
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MS2013
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INTRODUCTION TO POLYMER SCIENCE
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COMPOSITE MATERIALS
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Lorry driver dies in A74 crash with van driver seriously hurt on same road hours later
The tragic driver was killed when his articulated truck hit the central reservation barrier on the A74(M) south of Lockerbie.
by Douglas Barrie, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/douglas-barrie/A lorry driver has died after crashing into a motorway central reservation barrier in Dumfries and Galloway.
The northbound articulated lorry hit the barrier on the A74(M) south of Lockerbie , at Junction 20, and left the road just after 5.45am on Monday.
Both carriageways were closed as emergency services recovered the vehicle, with a crash scene investigation taking place.
The southbound carriageway reopened around midday but the northbound carriageway remained shut.
Inspector Campbell Moffat said: "We are appealing to anyone who may have been on the A74(M) motorway this morning to get in touch if they saw this crash.
"We would also be keen to hear from anyone who may have captured any dashcam footage of the crash, or the northbound lorry just prior to the crash.
"Anyone with any information should call police on the 101 number and quote the reference number 0454 25 November 2019."
A second incident happened near the same junction at 10.05am, with a van driver in a critical condition in hospital after crashing with a lorry near Eaglesfield.
The 34-year-old driver of the Renault Trafic van was taken by air ambulance to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow.
The lorry driver was uninjured.
Officers are appealing for any witnesses to the crash, or anyone who has dashcam footage to contact 101, quoting reference number 0926 of 25th November.


Experience
Now
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2019-present
I get Shaolin power!
Back then
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2018
Amongst many fighters of the past was featured in the movie "Ready Player One". Ryu ready always!
-
2017
United with unknown until then to me Power Rangers to defea resurrected M.Bison.Damn good fighters they are, even not knowing karate ways!
Way back then
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2016
In "Street Fighter V" once and for all erased M.Bison from earth and tamed my inner Evil Ryu. Also spent some time on a side-project, mini-series "Street Fighter: Resurrection".
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2014
Filmed in a martial arts tutorial "Street Fighter: Assassin's Fist", revealing to audience forgotten art of Ansatsuken.
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2012
The gods of intenet concluded me in the animated movie "Wreck-It Ralph", but rewarded me with a good drink for it!
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2008
My evil alter ego sneaked out of control and became a boss in "Street Fighter IV".
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2006
Borrowed my famous ripped gi to Soki in "Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams", gods informed me he needed that for the battle.
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1998
Defeated M. Bison in "Street Fighter Alpha 2", bastard wanted to use my heroic body for his evil intentions, but retreated with shame. Also this year I encountered Marvel universe in "Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes" fighter,loyal to my employer, Capcom, of course.
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1997
Reunited with Ken, my friend and opponent in "Street Fighter III". Men's friendship works mysteriously. Also helped with Arika project "Street Fighter EX"
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1996
Took care of villainous Akuma in "Street Fighter Alpha 2". As a freelance on "Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo" tried myself in a new genre, puzzle games. Let the wrath of seven heavens come upon these malicious enigmas, never again!
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1995
Kept fighting in "Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams".
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1994
Screened in a movie "Street Fighter", so that the batllesof past would not be forgotten by millenial generation.
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1991
Was promoted to "Street Fighter II". Didn't stay there for long, celebrations and office dwelling is not for me!
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1987
Started working for Capcom project "Street Fighter". My partner was Ken Masters, the boss'name was Sagat.
Publications
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2011
2011 The true and humble story of me under pseudonim Tyler Wilde in an article "The evolution of Ken and Ryu"
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2003-2018
For 15 years I have published comic books with Udon Entertainment depicting my adventures, bitter lessons and great victories.
Languages
Skills
Character
Likes😃
Dislikes😞
Wants🥺
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Live & Education
Achievments
- #1 in "Top 25 Street Fighter Characters" by IGN
, who also called me "fancy", "icon" and
"a testament to the virtue of simplicity"❤ - #2 in "Top 20 Street Fighter Characters of All Time"
by GameDaily, same council found me
worth of #6 place in "Top 25Capcom
Characters of All Time", which
I proudly share with my partner Ken - I was named "5th Most Powerful Street Fighter
Character" by Screen Rant-san - #71 in "Top 100 Heroes of All Time" by UGO
Networks, also recognized #2 in their list of
"Top 50 Street Fighter Characters" - In a survey of 4000 online matches for Super Street
Fighter IV, I got to be the most popular
character, with 16.6% of players choosing
my side


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The evil dragons were defeated by the courageous warriors.
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Please provide a test for any new feature (see the testing section below).
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