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Title:
  What Every Engineer Should Know About Technology Transfer
Author:
  Dr. Samuel J. Biondo
Description:
  An IEEE DVP Presentation to Columbia University discussed basics of Technology Transfer, history, implication to economics and policy, relevent laws and etc. Many examples are given to support the topic.
Context of Use:
  Vocational Training, Continuous Formation, Professional Formation.
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  Using Skills Assessment to Manage Engineers
Author:
  William C. Eggers
Description:
  At McDonnell Douglas, a skills assessment process was implemented in the engineering arm of the company eight years ago; this was the first division of the company to realize a need for the process. Initially, skills assessment was used to establish training needs, but eventually was used for career development, work force forecasting, and compensation as well.
Context of Use:
  Professional Level, Vocational Training, Professional Level.
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  Behavioral Testing and Skills Assessment
Author:
  Ronald Page.
Description:
  Because of the high cost of replacing employees, companies should consider screening potential employees using psychometric testing methods. A psychometric test measures a standardized sample of behavior with a numerical scale or category system.
Context of Use:
  Technical School Second Cycle, Vocational Training, Technical School Second Cycle, Professional Level.
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Title:
  Project Scope Creep: Making widgets without wedgies
Author:
  Larry Gibson.
Description:
  Project engineering/management dominates the world of new product and process development. However, this process, which must be based on a reasonably well-developed statement of purpose and specification, continues to deliver less than expected. A major contributor to this shortfall is project scope creep. Scope creep prevents organizations from meeting the criteria within specification, on time, and at cost. However, not recognizing new market requirements can prove equally costly. This article includes a a case study on project scope creep and the problems encountered between marketing and engineering groups.
Context of Use:
  Professional Level.
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  HADES, the Hamburg Design System; Java-based simulation framework for system simulation design
Author:
  b.schultz. m.grove. m. mader.
Description:
  Hades, the Hamburg Design System, is an object-oriented and WWW-enabled simulation framework based on Java language for system simulation and HW/SW cosimulation of digital circuits and systems.The main intent of HADES is to provide a simple, portable design and simulation environment that may be used by students without long training and allows them to "play" with digital circuits.
Context of Use:
  Higher Education, Professional, Technical School Second Cycle, University Postgrade, University Second Cycle, University First Cycle.
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Title:
  Looking for Opportunities to Lead...and More
Author:
  Mike Aucoin.
Description:
  As organizations flatten, opportunities for promotion seem to vanish. However, executives are always looking for eager individuals to solve problems or take on new responsibilities. Success in these areas can lead to formal promotions. Young engineering managers should take on leadership roles whenever the opportunities arise.
Context of Use:
  Professional Level.
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  Weathering the commercial storm:Why everyone should steer clear of the Uniform Computer Information Trnasactions Act
Author:
  Debra Belniak Ruomey.
Description:
  Paper by Asst. State Attorney,Debra Tuomey regarding the lack of protection for consumers and business in downloading software from the internet markets. The author covers warranty and liscensing concerns for business and the independent consumer. Includes current bibliographic resources, considerations for e-commerce development of technology and the right of the market consumer to demand laws that protect both creator and seller of e-commerce materials.
Context of Use:
  University Second Cycle, Others, Professional, University Postgrade.
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Title:
  Understanding Complexity
Author:
  John N. Warfield
Description:
  A PowerPoint presentation, explaining the definition of complexity, defining metrics of complexity, presenting data.
Context of Use:
  University Graduate.
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Title:
  Technologies and Standards in Skills Assessment
Author:
  Hal Gerrish
Description:
  The result of the current trends in employment and employment security is that employees no longer feel any loyalty to their companies. Individuals first identify with teir basic task and their group, and last with the company. With the portability of their skills, they can move from one company to another with ease. Formal certification just reinforces the independence and transferability of their skills.
Context of Use:
  Vocational Training, Professional Level.
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Title:
  Preventing, Managing, and Resolving Ethical Dilemmas in the 21st Century
Author:
  Dr. Samuel J. Biondo
Description:
  Ethical dilemmas are pervasive in and among all societies and cultures. Technological changes have contributed to resolving old dilemmas and creating new ones. This talk discusses the causes of ethical dilemmas, the proven ways to deal with them, and some possible roles of current and future technology for their prevention or resolution. This IEEE DVP Presentation to Delaware IEEE Section discussed the following issues: 1.Ethics in the news 2.a mirror of current values in our society? 3.Ethics the fabric of community life. 4.Does society value ethics? 5.The ABCs of ethics and related concepts 6.Ethical dilemmas 7.Ethical dilemmas in the workplace 8.Ethics in sports-- a breadboard for testing ethical solutions 9.Managing ethical dilemmas
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  Vocational Training, Continuous Formation, Professional Formation.
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