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Teaching Classes' Relations: A Walkthrough Using UML Arrow Methodology

Object oriented design involves, among other, selecting entities and relationships between them. The past practical experience shows that often, students select inappropriate relations between classes regardless of their formal education. This paper presents a UML arrow methodology for supporting classes' relationship selection using UML notation. The methodology is comprised of...

Tags: Methodology, University Of Haifa, UML, Programming Languages, Ooa/Ood/Oop, Software Development, Software/Web Development

White papers 2007-05-13

Using Data Visualization and Signal Processing to Characterize the Handwriting Process

Disturbances in handwriting legibility and speed are found among elementary school-aged children. The aim of this paper is to present a set of sophisticated analytical tools suitable for visualization and evaluation of handwriting disturbances. The techniques described in this paper provide objective measures for handwriting performance presented in a way...

Tags: Data Visualization, Handwriting, Signal Processing, Disturbance, University Of Haifa, Databases, Enterprise Software, Software, Data Management

White papers 2007-04-25

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World's first self-watering desert plant discovered

For years scientists have wondered how the desert rhubarb manages to grow leaves that reach a diameter of up to one meter while other desert plant species typically have small and spiky leaves. Now, researchers from the University of Haifa-Oranim, have managed to decipher the unique self-watering...

Tags: Desert, Plant, Team Management, Management, Chris Jablonski

Blog posts 2009-07-12

diversITy: the lack of women in the IT industry

This series of entries, called diversITy, will cover a number of topics all concerning the diversity of people within the IT industry. Whether we discuss women in industry, sexual orientation in the workplace, religion or ethnic background; these are all topics which will have an effect on students, if not...

Tags: Gender And Diversity, Human Resources, Information Technology, Women, Zack Whittaker

Blog posts 2008-06-21

Virtual reality used for stroke rehabilitation

There are about 15 million people affected by a stroke each year in the world. About 5 million die and 5 million are left with a permanent disability. For the survivors, it is very difficult to return to a normal activity, such as controlling their movements and becoming again completely...

Tags: Patient, Computer, VR, Virtual Reality, Emerging Technologies, Roland Piquepaille

Blog posts 2008-03-17

A math lab in your cell phone

As most of us are using cell phones today, Israeli scientists have decided to put a math lab in your pocket. They developed a library of math modules which can be installed on almost cell phones available today. So you'll be able to see graphs or solve equations on your...

Tags: Computers &, Internet, Social Sciences, Wireless &, Telecom

Blog posts 2007-07-12

E-jihadists take advantage of net technology good and bad

The arrest of the so-called "jihadist James Bond" is putting the spotlight on how terrorists are using the Internet. Like other criminals, terrorists are taking advantage of zombie techniques, but they're also simply putting the amazing capabilities of Google and Web 2.0 startups to nefarious use, TechNewsWorld reports.Many experts quoted...

Tags: Homeland security, Defense

Blog posts 2007-07-06

Intel Haifa staff work among the chaos

Intel Haifa staff work among the chaosStrategic blunder?Nothing against Israel I actually support Israel in its fight to survive against terrorism and rogue nations...but if I were an Intel executive or board member, I'm not sure I could have seen the proposition of opening a design center and fab in...

Tags: Homeland security, Hamas, Intel Corp.

Discussion threads 2006-07-17