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Computer Aided Engineering of Cluster Computers

ISPASS 2008 - IEEE International Symposium on Performance Analysis of Systems and software, 2008
There are many scientific and engineering applications that require the resources of a dedicated supercomputer: drug design, weather prediction, simulating vehicle crashes, fluid dynamics simulations of aircraft or even consumer products. Cluster supercomputers can leverage commodity parts with standard interfaces that allow them to be used ...
William R. Dieter, Henry G. Dietz
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Computer-aided requirements engineering

Proceedings of the ACM 1980 annual conference on - ACM 80, 1980
Sometime in the future, Requirements Engineers (also known as Systems Analysts) will replace their present manual methods by a computer aided method (a Requirements Engineering System) just as programmers have replaced manual by on-line programming. The Requirements Engineering System will be part of the (logically) integrated Decision Support System ...
Daniel Teichroew, H. Sayani
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The computer-aided engineer: Prospects and risks

Artificial Intelligence for Engineering Design, Analysis and Manufacturing, 1998
Within the last 20 years, much research and development has been conducted to deliver computer tools to assist engineers in performing their tasks. We are now experiencing the power of worldwide networked computing environments and the ability to easily share large quantities of information over geographically dispersed environments. However, are
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Computer‐Aided Design in Protein Engineering

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1987
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COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN AT ENGINEERS INDIA

Computer-Aided Design, 1982
The paper deals with the activities on CAD applications in EI. EI has prepared a massive plan of computerisation of its key functions to meet the challenge of business and the results achieved in the past one year of its major thrust in CAD are listed. EI approaches this problem with the possibility of establishing a CAD centre and the paper is a case ...
S. Krishnamurti, N. Raman
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Shelley—computer-aided knowledge engineering

Knowledge Acquisition, 1992
Abstract This paper provides an overview of an integrated workbench for knowledge engineering (Shelley). Shelley interactively supports the analysis and design phases of the KADS KBS development methodology. Shelley is different from many other tools supporting knowledge acquisition in two respects: (1) it is based on a methodology for knowledge ...
Anjo Anjewierden   +2 more
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Computer-Aided Design, Computer-Aided Engineering, and Visualization

2009
This chapter is an overview of computer-aided design (CAD) and computer-aided engineering and includes elements of computer graphics, animation, and visualization. Commercial brands of three-dimensional (3-D) modeling tools are dimension driven, parametric, feature based, and constraint based all at the same time.
Gary R. Bertoline   +2 more
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The documentation and checking of computer aided engineering computations

Computers & Structures, 1979
Abstract The increasing use being made of computers in engineering analysis and design leads to special considerations in the documentation of the computations and the procedures to be adopted in checking. This checking may cover both the computations and the computer programs used.
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Computer Aided Engineering

1983
The key to engineering success during the 80’s will lie in the availability of more powerful and sophisticated Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) tools. This need is being driven by several discouraging trends which will force us to increase the effectiveness of engineers; the number of design engineers vs.
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Blackboard architectures in computer aided engineering

Artificial Intelligence in Engineering, 1986
Blackboards (BB) are global memory-resident databases, accessible through a uniform protocol and tailored for expert source cooperation. They have been developed for continuous speech understanding (Hearsay-II~), and successfully used in signal processing (HASP-SIAPZ), civil engineering design (Destiny3), and general expert systems shells (BB14).
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