The Empty Notebook Interrogates Itself

The „handlungsorientiert“ Notebook-Seminar

1 Prof Dr.-Ing. Klaus Jobmann, University of Hannover, Institut of Communications Engineering, Appelstr. 9a, 30167 Hannover, GERMANY, [email protected] 2 Jr.-Prof. Dr.-Ing. Kyandoghere Kyamakya, University of Hannover, Institut of Communications Engineering, Appelstr. 9a, 30167 Hannover, GERMANY, [email protected] 3 Dipl.-Ing. Silke Feldmann, Institut of Communications Engi...

The Reverse Engineering Notebook

Software must evolve over time or it becomes useless. Much of software production today is involved not in creating wholly new code from scratch but in maintaining and building upon existing code. Much of this code resides in old legacy software systems. Unfortunately, these systems are often poorly documented. Typically, they become more complex and difficult to understand over time. Thus, the...

The Audio Notebook

This dissertation addresses the problem that a listener experiences when attempting to capture information presented during a lecture, meeting, interview, or conversation. Listeners must divide their attention between the talker and their notetaking activity. A tape recording can capture exactly what and how things are said, but it is time consuming and often frustrating to find information on ...

NIPS.October.Final Notebook

ogy, postulated over one hundred years ago, are finally finding experimental support. Thus, in a seminal article published in 1890, Charles Sherrington suggested that the brain possesses intrinsic mechanisms to regulate the availability of energy substrates in correspondence with local variations of functional activity (see Ref. 15). Although the article focused primarily on blood flow, the not...

NIPS.April.Second Notebook