Course overview (current plan; adjustable) i. Typed lambda calculi and possible worlds models ii. Alternative approaches to meaning iii. Grounded language understanding iv. Question answering: Grounding in databases v. Stochastic lambda calculus vi. Distributional approaches to word meanings vii. Composition in vector-space models 1: tensors viii. Composition in vector-space models 2: recursive...

Neurofibromas of the urinary bladder are an exceedingly rare entity and are considered mostly in conjunction with the disease of neurofibromatosis type 1. The fortuitous discovery of vesical plexiform neurofibromas without other stigmata of the disease is presented in a 57-year-old male patient. The course of his condition, modalities of investigation and a non-precedent treatment plan are demo...

In this paper, using our actual experience as finance faculty, we go over the steps to build and run an Investment Lab at University. First, explain how curriculum may be changed in order accommodate experiential learning opportunity a undergraduate program. We new course oriented towards portfolio management created. Next, describe student body benefit from initiative. Why is needed university...

This article describes the use of four-component instructional design (4C/ID), a model to plan educational interventions for complex learning. This model was used to design a continuing education course on communication skills for health professionals in a context that is hierarchical and communal. The authors describe the 4C/ID model and provide an example of its application in designing the c...

The aim of present study was to compare the dosimetric differences of the radiotherapeutic plans between synchronous and composite planning approaches in sequential intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) for nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC). Twelve patients with NPC treated by sequential IMRT were enrolled. Two planning approaches were used to design sequential IMRT plan. The first was comp...

Many students at German universities have difficulties to cope with the introductory courses on theoretical computer science, which results in very high dropout and failure rates. In the past years we have experimented with a variety of improvements to the theory course held at the University of Potsdam, Germany. During last winter semester we improved the setup of the course by taking into acc...

Fully-automating aircraft flight presents a number of challenges for researchers. Perhaps most important is the criticality of real-time responses -an aircraft cannot remain safe indefinitely once it has left the ground. Additionally, aircraft flight dynamics are complex and not fullyunderstood, so computations are often time-consuming and approximate at best. Current aircraft use low-level con...

When course information is available in the web, students can choose courses seemingly easily. Very little effort is needed to access the information. However, some effort is still required when choosing the appropriate courses among the huge list offered. Some courses are obligatory; some are required for further courses; and some are optional. We have designed a simple, operating system and b...

In this paper we describe and review the course plan and syllabus we use in a course on formal methods in software engineering currently included in the degree in Informatics of the Faculty of Sciences at the University of Bologna. The course matches the theory of formal methods with their practice based on actual tool usage. In fact, the course is centered upon a project whose main goal is to ...

The purpose of this study is to discuss the effect of the intervention of exercise behavior change plan for high school students on study subjects’ social and psychological factors and exercise stages. This research uses the transtheoretical model as the research framework. One experiment group and one control group were used in a quasi-experimental design research. The experimental group accep...