1. Industrial Math Sep 11, 2001 The founder of Industrial Math is Dr. Paul C. Kainen of Georgetown University, and his website there contains information related to http://www.industrialmath.com/

Industrial Math These are the personal and professional pages of Paul C. Kainen. In view of the tragic events of Sept. 11, 2001, I am proposing a coherent technologically based strategy to deal with terrorism . On a related topic, see my WIBFR page. For information on on scientific and technological topics, you are welcome to visit my consulting page. For some pro bono material related to medicine, please see our Math is good medicine page. The WWW is a strange new medium as we all know. For instance, I have a ghost website (which search engines sometimes find) at clark.net, which has since been eaten by Voracious Atlantic. They billed me for the site, in spite of my long-ago cancellation of service. In fact, the bills arrived quite late and then in a stack of ten per month for a while, first-class postage each, rather than one cumulative. Now apparently they are not able to recognize dead accounts and I am unable to remove or edit the files. Like many aspects of the modern world, perhaps our best defense is a sense of humor ;-) The founder of Industrial Math is Dr. Paul C. Kainen

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Consulting by Industrial Math I am interested in projects involving mathematics, optics, computing and especially those requiring the coordination of multiple technologies. My experience and research particularly emphasize the human interface. My background includes mathematical research related to design of networks and my work has been cited in the engineering literature on printed circuit board and VLSI chip design (1968 present); interactive computer display of urban traffic (1976); computer networking and logistics (1977-1981); human-computer interface design (1981-1988); laser display (1981-1983); computer-aided drafting software and hardware (1984-1988); telecommunications and the Internet (1988-1996); neural network theory (1990 present); and mathematical pharmacology (2001). Back to the Industrial Math homepage The founder of Industrial Math is Dr. Paul C. Kainen of Georgetown University, and his website there contains information related to education and international aspects of science and technology. To contact me regarding business-related topics, please write: Dr. P. C. Kainen, 3044 N St., N.W., Washington, DC 20007 USA.

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Deca Scientific Calculator, Industrial Math Math, it’s all relative: Pi = 3.14 The area of a circle can be found by using the formula "Pi x radius² " or by the formula "diameter ² x 0.785" 1.732 is a number used often in three phase calculations. The square root of 3 is 1.732 1.41 is the constant multiplier when determining 45°distance runs from a right angle (90°). For a right angle triangle: A² + B² = C², (Opposite side² + Adjacent side² = Hypotenuse²). The square root of 2 is 1.41 Btu per hour x 0.293 = Watts Kilowatts x 1.341 = Horsepower Kilowatt-hour x 3412.14 = Btu Horsepower x 746 = Watts Horsepower x 550 = Foot-pounds per second Horsepower x 33000 = Foot-pounds per minute Horsepower x 42.4072 = Btu per minute Watts x 0.00134 = Horsepower Watts x 44.2537 = Foot-pound force per minute Watts x 0.0568 = Btu per minute Watts x 3.412 = Btu per hour Watt second x 1 = Joule ELECTRICAL CONDUCTOR EQUATIONS 1 Mil = 0.001 Inches 1 Circular Mil = 0.7854 Square Mil 1.27 Circular Mils = 1 Square Mil Circular Mil of a BUS Bar = (Mils Width x Mils Thickness) ÷ 0.7854

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Graduate Programs in Industrial Math Here are some innovative graduate programs that emphasize skills useful to industry in their programs: The Minnesota Center for Industrial Mathematics The SUNY Stonybrook Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics Rensselar Polytechnic Institute's program in Applied Math The Industrial Applied Mathematics Program at NC State's Center for Research in Scientific Computation The Mathematical Sciences program at the University of Delaware. The Mathematical Sciences program at Clemson University. The Department of Computational and Applied Mathematics at Rice University. The Scientific Computing and Computational Mathematics program and the Mathematical and Computational Science program at Stanford University. Return to Home Page Skills that Sell Market Indicators Job Openings ... Feedback Last modified: Fri Nov 22 13:36:19 1996

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Back to the Industrial Math homepage There is a disconnect between medicine on one side and mathematics and science, on the other, which may be harmful to the public health. While science and math courses are required for admission to medical school, sadly they are used primarily as a filter. Rather few physicians seem to have a working grasp of mathematical tools and this may impede their access to various scientific and technological innovations. To improve this situation, Industrial Math has put some relevant information on this page. The topics selected arose because of personal involvement with people needing the technologies mentioned. It is hoped that we will at least draw attention to some of the difficulties, and the corresponding opportunities. Cancer is a common disease, yet data on cancer patients, e.g., those taking some particular drug (or combination of drugs) is extremely difficult to get. Unless genetics is really barking up the wrong tree, one should certainly find strong correlations between drug response (e.g., toxicity) and genomic features. One can imagine a powerful NIH-sponsored AI program spending full-time exploring the various patterns. But the data is NOT YET AVAILABLE! Write your congressperson and Senator. This data needs to be online - and soon. Of course, there are issues of privacy involved. Moreover, some pharmaceutical companies may not want to share. However, we feel that the public interest should be given priority and that the government therefore has ``eminent domain'' over this data.

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@import "/drupal/files/css/235b40fcc047709f95ecf9293dab1f67.css"; A-Z Site Index Campus Map Directory WVU Calendar ... Eberly College of Arts and Sciences Main menu Home Webmail Course Listings Graduate ... Workshop Navigation Secure Login (Math Dept Only) blogs Home Industrial Math and Statistics Undergraduate An Interdepartmental Bachelor of Science offered by The Eberly College of Arts and Sciences. Not Just Another Degree What Kind of Job can an IMS Student Get? IMS students can select jobs from many opportunities. Those more interested in the statistics side of the degree will be able to seek jobs as statisticians. About one-fourth of those employed as statisticians work in the federal government in such organizations as the Departments of Commerce, Agriculture, and Health and Human Services. Outside of the government, most statisticians are employed in private industry, especially in the insurance, pharmaceutical, health, manufacturing, research and testing services, and computer and data processing industries. Those more interested in the applied mathematics side of the degree who want to work outside of academics are usually part of interdisciplinary teams that are often divided evenly among mathematicians, computer scientists, and engineers with a smaller proportion of physical scientists. Applied mathematicians and statisticians have found employment in organizations such as:

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Find People Campus Connect Blackboard Ivy Tech Community College ... Apprenticeship Applied Industrial Math BENEFITS TO YOUR ORGANIZATION A well trained, incumbent workforce, capable of handling routine math operations Reduced rejections due to improper interpretation of basic math operations Increased understanding of company quality documents Increased ability to perform basic QC information recording COURSE OBJECTIVES Averages Fractions and decimals Converting fractions to decimals Calculating percentages Basic math concepts and terms Identifying place values of numbers Identifying math terms and symbols Basic arithmetic operations Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division TRAINING DESCRIPTION Applied Industrial Math will focus on typical shop floor applications, so the participants will be able to quickly use their new skills on the job. Each participant will receive a workbook and a scientific calculator to assist them in their studies, along with additional training materials. HOURS Your Applied Industrial Math training is conducted as a 24 hour course, scheduled at your convenience for up to 15 participants. 2.4 IACET Approved CEUs will be awarded upon the successful completion of the course. Pricing includes training administration, instruction, workbook, calculator, completion certificate, and an activity evaluation at the conclusion of training. Request more information online or call 888-999-3639.

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15. M 475 - Industrial Math - Alexiades Industrial Mathematics Modeling Math 475 section 001 – Spring 2011 TR 940 1055, Ayres 112; Course Announcement ( . http://www.math.utk.edu/~vasili/475/

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17. Fields Institute - Industrial Math Seminars The Fields Institute Industrial Mathematics Seminar Series Thursday, March 11, 1999 500 730 p.m. Room 230, The Fields Institute SCHEDULE. 500 - 600 p.m. http://www.fields.utoronto.ca/programs/cim/98-99/industrial_seminars/Mar.html

Home About Us Centre for Mathematical Medicine Mathematics Education ... Search COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL MATH October 31, 2010 The Fields Institute Industrial Mathematics Seminar Series Thursday, March 11, 1999 5:00 - 7:30 p.m. Room 230, The Fields Institute SCHEDULE 5:00 - 6:00 p.m. Artificial Intelligence "Deep Blue: IBM's Massively Parallel Chess Machine" Gabriel M. Silberman, IBM Centre for Advanced Studies, IBM Toronto Laboratory 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. "Some Lessons from Deep Blue" Monty Newborn, McGill University ABSTRACTS "Deep Blue: IBM's Massively Parallel Chess Machine" Gabriel M. Silberman, IBM Centre for Advanced Studies, IBM Toronto Laboratory IBM's premiere chess system, based on an IBM RS/6000 SP scalable parallel processor, made history by defeating world chess champion Garry Kasparov. Deep Blue's chess prowess stems from its capacity to examine over 200 million board positions per second, utilizing the computing resources of a 32-node IBM RS/6000-SP, populated with 512 special purpose chess accelerators. In this talk we describe some of the technology behind Deep Blue, how chess knowledge was incorporated into its software, as well as the attitude of the media and general public during the match.

18. Industrial Math And Statistics | Department Of Mathematics The Industrial Mathematics and Statistics curriculum includes the following required background courses (19 hours) MATH 155, 156, 251, 261, and STAT 215. http://www.math.wvu.edu/drupal/node/25

@import "/drupal/files/css/235b40fcc047709f95ecf9293dab1f67.css"; A-Z Site Index Campus Map Directory WVU Calendar ... Eberly College of Arts and Sciences Main menu Home Webmail Course Listings Graduate ... Workshop Navigation Secure Login (Math Dept Only) blogs Home Industrial Math and Statistics Undergraduate An Interdepartmental Bachelor of Science offered by The Eberly College of Arts and Sciences. Not Just Another Degree What Kind of Job can an IMS Student Get? IMS students can select jobs from many opportunities. Those more interested in the statistics side of the degree will be able to seek jobs as statisticians. About one-fourth of those employed as statisticians work in the federal government in such organizations as the Departments of Commerce, Agriculture, and Health and Human Services. Outside of the government, most statisticians are employed in private industry, especially in the insurance, pharmaceutical, health, manufacturing, research and testing services, and computer and data processing industries. Those more interested in the applied mathematics side of the degree who want to work outside of academics are usually part of interdisciplinary teams that are often divided evenly among mathematicians, computer scientists, and engineers with a smaller proportion of physical scientists. Applied mathematicians and statisticians have found employment in organizations such as:

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Industrial Math I Outline of Instruction Madison Area Technical College Course Information Title Industrial Math I Number - Developer - Lyle Hanson Development Date - Organization - Madison Area Technical College Division - Arts and Science Department - Mathematics Instructional Area - Mathematics Instructional Level - Associate Degree Potential Hours of Instruction - Total Credits - Instruction Type Periods Outside Hours Credits Classroom presentation Course Description A review of basic arithmetic, measurement and units, basic algebra, applied geometry, and introduction to trigonometry. The course begins with review of the arithmetic of fractions, decimals, percentages and the use of a scientific calculator. The metric and British system of measurement is covered along with the use of approximate numbers. The basic concepts of algebra are then reviewed with the goal of using these techniques to solve linear equations and inequalities with a single variable. Basic geometry is reviewed with the emphasis on computation of areas, perimeters, and volumes for special plane and solid geometric forms. The course concludes with the review of angle measurement and introduction of right angle trigonometry.

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