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4-Year Plan ExerciseScience-Pre-Professional Fall I (16 cr.) SpringI (17 cr.) BIO 105 Gen Biology (Gen Ed) ENG 110 College Writing I HPR 105 Creating a Health Active Lifestyle Any MTH course at the 150 level or higher or CS 101 or CS 120 Arts Gen Ed—ART 102, ESS 104, MUS 105, THA 110, etc. CHM 103 General Chemistry I (Gen Ed) CST 110 Public Oral Communication ESS 100 Physical Activities—select a topic of interest ESS 201 First Aid, Safety and CPR Gen Ed Math course—MTH 145 Elem Statistics (Gen Ed and Pre-PT) Any 3-credit SOC course (SOC 225 Racial and Ethnic Minorities is a popular choice) Fall II (15 cr.) BIO 312 Human Anatomy & Physiology I CHM 104 General Chemistry II ENG 200-206 (Literature) HIS 101 The Global Past or 102 Global Transition and Change Fall III (17 cr.) ESS 100 Physical Activities ESS 207 Human Motor Behavior ESS 302 Exercise Physiology ESS 383 Clinical Pathology for Exercise Science PHY 103 Fundamental Physics I (Gen Ed) PSY 100 General Psychology or PSY 212 Lifespan Development or any 3credit PSY course transferred from another intuition satisfies the PSY requirement SpringII (15 cr.) ESS 100 Physical Activities BIO 313 Human Anatomy & Physiology II ESS 100 Physical Activities ESS 281 Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries ESS 303 Biomechanics Any BIO or MIC course excluding BIO 105, 312, and 313 (MIC 100 Microbes and Society is a popular choice) SpringIII (17 cr.) CHE 460 Medical Terminology for Health Ed. ESS 320 Field Experience in Exercise Science ESS 323 Nutrition and Sport PHY 104 Fundamental Physics II 6 Credits of Minor/2nd Major Courses Fall IV (12 cr.) SpringIV (13 cr.) Arts Gen Ed—2 course ESS 100 Physical Activities ESS 368 Strength and Conditioning Techniques and Programs ESS 100 Physical Activities ESS 446 Current Research and Trends in Exercise Science Internat’l Gen Ed #2 6 Credits of Minor/2nd Major Courses 6 Credits of Minor/2nd Major Courses nd
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Example spoof Web exploits (the count listed first) 10 WEB-PHP xmlrpc.php post attempt 131.178.5.110 10 WEB-PHP xmlrpc.php post attempt 132.248.103.108 10 WEB-PHP xmlrpc.php post attempt 151.36.102.85 10 WEB-PHP xmlrpc.php post attempt 159.148.132.143 10 WEB-PHP xmlrpc.php post attempt 193.230.177.34 10 WEB-PHP xmlrpc.php post attempt 195.250.24.66 10 WEB-PHP xmlrpc.php post attempt 195.5.12.239 12 WEB-PHP xmlrpc.php post attempt 200.29.167.105 10 WEB-PHP xmlrpc.php post attempt 200.93.229.210 10 WEB-PHP xmlrpc.php post attempt 201.144.178.179 10 WEB-PHP xmlrpc.php post attempt 201.15.239.10 10 WEB-PHP xmlrpc.php post attempt 201.18.137.170 10 WEB-PHP xmlrpc.php post attempt 202.107.204.207 10 WEB-PHP xmlrpc.php post attempt 202.108.248.58
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Manage your video display and layout Quick Reference for your video, not to view the video shared by others. Participants who Lync Web App Join a Lync Meeting with computer audio don’t share their video can choose to display a static picture instead. If you don’t have Lync 2013, you can join a scheduled Lync Meeting The area of the screen in which the pictures or videos are displayed is from Lync Web App. In the meeting request, click Join Lync Meeting. called the gallery. Type your name in the text box, ensure the option to install the Lync Lync Web App provides a rich video experience for meetings. If you have a camera connected to your computer, click to share your video with others in the meeting. A camera is required only to share Web App plug-in update is selected, and click Join the meeting. The plug-in is required to use computer audio. After it’s installed, you can also share your video and programs. There are two layout options to display the pictures and videos being shared. Gallery View displays all the participant pictures and videos while Speaker View displays the picture or video of only an active speaker. When a sharing session starts, a third layout option called Presentation View is available, which displays only the shared content. Click to choose To speed up your entry into future meetings, select the Remember the layout you want. me check box. Depending on how the meeting was set up, you’ll You can also expand the size of the meeting either wait in the lobby or be admitted to the meeting. If you’re in the window to view the meeting stage in greater lobby, only a presenter can admit you to the meeting. All presenters detail. Click immediately enter the meeting. After you’re admitted to the meeting, to go to the full window mode. To return to the normal window size, click the icon again. you can use your computer’s speakers and mic, or a headset to participate in the meeting. Join a Lync Meeting with phone audio In the meeting request, click Join Lync Meeting. Type your name in the text box, ensure the option to install the Lync Web App Plug-in is not selected, and click Join the meeting. After you’re admitted to the meeting, in the Join Meeting Audio dialog box, click Have the meeting call me to enter a phone number where the conference can © 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. call you, or click I will dial in to the meeting and call one of the phone numbers listed in the meeting invitation.
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Join a Lync Meeting 1. In the meeting request, click Join Lync Meeting or click Join Online in the meeting reminder. 2. On the Join Meeting Audio window, select one of the options: Lync 2013 Quick Reference Lync ScheduleMeetings a Lync Meeting Use Lync (full audio and video experience) You can use computer audio and video with your computer’s built-in devices, or a headset and camera. You can simply schedule an Lync Meeting by using the Outlook add-in for Lync. 1. Open your Outlook calendar and on the Home tab, click New Lync Meeting. Call me at: Lync calls you at a number you provide. 2. Don’t join audio Select this if you prefer to call in to the meeting audio with a phone. Use the conference numbers and ID in the invitation to dial in. In the meeting request, add recipients, a subject, agenda, and date/time. Do I need a PIN, work number or extension? Not always. Most of the time when you call in to the meeting, you get connected right away. You only need a PIN and extension if: • You’re the leader (Organizer) of the meeting, and calling from a phone that isn’t connected to your account; such as a cell phone. • You’re an attendee, but the meeting is secured and you need to be identified before joining, (referred to as Authenticated caller). When prompted, use your phone dial pad to enter your number and PIN. If you don’t remember your PIN, click Forgot your Dial-in PIN in the meeting request and follow the instructions on the page to reset. © 2013 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. The meeting request contains the meeting link and audio information that the participant can use to join the meeting or conference call. Set meeting options You can customize your meeting options to fit your requirements, meeting type, and the participants. For example, customize access, presenters, video sharing permissions, and so on. In the meeting request, click Meeting Options, then click A new meeting space (I control permissions). • To control meeting access, select an option under These people don’t have to wait in the lobby. • To choose presenters, select an option under Who’s a presenter? • To mute all attendees and prevent them from sharing video, use the options under Do you want to limit participation?
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Join a Lync Meeting 1. In the meeting request, click Join Lync Meeting or click Join Online in the meeting reminder. 2. On the Join Meeting Audio window, select one of the options: Lync 2013 Quick Reference Lync ScheduleMeetings a Lync Meeting Use Lync (full audio and video experience) You can use computer audio and video with your computer’s built-in devices, or a headset and camera. You can simply schedule an Lync Meeting by using the Outlook add-in for Lync. 1. Open your Outlook calendar and on the Home tab, click New Lync Meeting. Call me at: Lync calls you at a number you provide. 2. Don’t join audio Select this if you prefer to call in to the meeting audio with a phone. Use the conference numbers and ID in the invitation to dial in. In the meeting request, add recipients, a subject, agenda, and date/time. Do I need a PIN, work number or extension? Not always. Most of the time when you call in to the meeting, you get connected right away. You only need a PIN and extension if: • You’re the leader (Organizer) of the meeting, and calling from a phone that isn’t connected to your account; such as a cell phone. • You’re an attendee, but the meeting is secured and you need to be identified before joining, (referred to as Authenticated caller). When prompted, use your phone dial pad to enter your number and PIN. If you don’t remember your PIN, click Forgot your Dial-in PIN in the meeting request and follow the instructions on the page to reset. © 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. The meeting request contains the meeting link and audio information that the participant can use to join the meeting or conference call. Set meeting options You can customize your meeting options to fit your requirements, meeting type, and the participants. For example, customize access, presenters, video sharing permissions, and so on. In the meeting request, click Meeting Options, then click A new meeting space (I control permissions). • To control meeting access, select an option under These people don’t have to wait in the lobby. • To choose presenters, select an option under Who’s a presenter? • To mute all attendees and prevent them from sharing video, use the options under Do you want to limit participation?
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Time Barbie Tootle Hayes Cape Cartoon Room I Cartoon Room II Suzanne M. Scharer Rosa M. Ailabouni Monday Aug 5th, 2013 10:10-11:50 A1L-A Analog Circuits I Chr: Ming Gu, Shantanu Chakrabartty Track: Analog and Mixed Signal Integrated Circuits A1L-B Low Power Digital Circuit Design Techniques A1L-C Chr: Joanne Degroat Student Contest I Track: Digital Integrated Chr: Mohammed Ismail Circuits, SoC and NoC Track: INVITED ONLY A1L-D Design and Analysis for Power Systems and Power Electronics Chr: Hoi Lee, Ayman Fayed Track: Power Systems and Power Electronics A1L-E Design and Analysis of Linear and Non-Linear Systems Chr: Samuel Palermo Track: Linear and Non-linear Circuits and Systems A1L-F Emerging Technologues Chr: Khaled Salama Track: Emerging Technologies Monday Aug 5th, 2013 13:10-14:50 A2L-A Analog Circuits II Chr: Ming Gu, Shantanu Chakrabartty Track: Analog and Mixed Signal Integrated Circuits A2L-B Low Power VLSI Design Methodology Chr: Genevieve Sapijaszko Track: Digital Integrated Circuits, SoC and NoC A2L-C Student Contest II Chr: Sleiman Bou-Sleiman Track: INVITED ONLY A2L-D Power Management and Energy Harvesting Chr: Ayman Fayed, Hoi Lee Track: Power Management and Energy Harvesting A2L-E Oscillators and Chaotic Systems Chr: Samuel Palermo, Warsame Ali Track: Linear and Non-linear Circuits and Systems A2L-F Bioengineering Systems Chr: Khaled Salama Track: Bioengineering Systems and Bio Chips A4L-A Analog Design Techniques I Chr: Dong Ha Track: Analog and Mixed Signal Integrated Circuits A4L-B Imaging and Wireless Sensors Chr: Igor Filanovsky Track: Analog and Mixed Signal Integrated Circuits A4L-C Special Session: Characterization of Nano Materials and Circuits Chr: Nayla El-Kork Track: SPECIAL SESSION A4L-D Special Session: Power Management and Energy Harvesting Chr: Paul Furth Track: SPECIAL SESSION A4L-E Communication and Signal Processing Circuits Chr: Samuel Palermo Track: Linear and Non-linear Circuits and Systems A4L-F Sensing and Measurement of Biological Signals Chr: Hoda Abdel-Aty-Zohdy Track: Bioengineering Systems and Bio Chips B2L-A Analog Design Techniques II Chr: Valencia Koomson Track: Analog and Mixed Signal Integrated Circuits B2L-B VLSI Design Reliability Chr: Shantanu Chakrabartty, Gursharan Reehal Track: Digital Integrated Circuits, SoC and NoC B2L-D B2L-C Special Session: University and Delta-Sigma Modulators Industry Training in the Art of Chr: Vishal Saxena Electronics Track: Analog and Mixed Signal Chr: Steven Bibyk Integrated Circuits Track: SPECIAL SESSION B2L-E Radio Frequency Integrated Circuits Chr: Nathan Neihart, Mona Hella Track: RFICs, Microwave, and Optical Systems B2L-F Bio-inspired Green Technologies Chr: Hoda Abdel-Aty-Zohdy Track: Bio-inspired Green Technologies B3L-A Analog Design Techniques III Chr: Valencia Koomson Track: Analog and Mixed Signal Integrated Circuits B3L-B VLSI Design, Routing, and Testing Chr: Nader Rafla Track: Programmable Logic, VLSI, CAD and Layout B3L-C Special Session: High-Precision and High-Speed Data Converters I Chr: Samuel Palermo Track: SPECIAL SESSION B3L-D B3L-E Special Session: Advancing the RF/Optical Devices and Circuits Frontiers of Solar Energy Chr: Mona Hella, Nathan Neihart Chr: Michael Soderstrand Track: RFICs, Microwave, and Track: SPECIAL SESSION Optical Systems B5L-A Nyquist-Rate Data Converters Chr: Vishal Saxena Track: Analog and Mixed Signal Integrated Circuits B5L-B Digital Circuits Chr: Nader Rafla Track: Programmable Logic, VLSI, CAD and Layout B5L-C Special Session: High-Precision and High-Speed Data Converters II Chr: Samuel Palermo Track: SPECIAL SESSION B5L-D Special Session: RF-FPGA Circuits and Systems for Enhancing Access to Radio Spectrum (CAS-EARS) Chr: Arjuna Madanayake, Vijay Devabhaktuni Track: SPECIAL SESSION B5L-E B5L-F Analog and RF Circuit Memristors, DG-MOSFETS and Techniques Graphine FETs Chr: Igor Filanovsky Chr: Reyad El-Khazali Track: Analog and Mixed Signal Track: Nanoelectronics and Integrated Circuits Nanotechnology C2L-A Phase Locked Loops Chr: Chung-Chih Hung Track: Analog and Mixed Signal Integrated Circuits C2L-B Computer Arithmetic and Cryptography Chr: George Purdy Track: Programmable Logic, VLSI, CAD and Layout C2L-C Special Session: Reversible Computing Chr: Himanshu Thapliyal Track: SPECIAL SESSION C2L-D Special Session: Self-healing and Self-Adaptive Circuits and Systems Chr: Abhilash Goyal, Abhijit Chatterjee Track: SPECIAL SESSION C2L-E Digital Signal Processing-Media and Control Chr: Wasfy Mikhael, Steven Bibyk Track: Digital Signal Processing C2L-F Advances in Communications and Wireless Systems Chr: Sami Muhaidat Track: Communication and Wireless Systems C3L-A SAR Analog-to-Digital Converters Chr: Vishal Saxena Track: Analog and Mixed Signal Integrated Circuits C3L-B Real Time Systems Chr: Brian Dupaix, Abhilash Goyal Track: System Architectures C3L-C Image Processing and Interpretation Chr: Annajirao Garimella Track: Image Processing and Multimedia Systems C3L-D Special Session: Verification and Trusted Mixed Signal Electronics Development Chr: Greg Creech, Steven Bibyk Track: SPECIAL SESSION C3L-E Digital Signal Processing I Chr: Ying Liu Track: Digital Signal Processing C3L-F Wireless Systems I Chr: Sami Muhaidat Track: Communication and Wireless Systems C5L-A Wireless Systems II Chr: Sami Muhaidat Track: Communication and Wireless Systems C5L-B System Architectures Chr: Swarup Bhunia, Abhilash Goyal Track: System Architectures C5L-C Image Embedding Compression and Analysis Chr: Annajirao Garimella Track: Image Processing and Multimedia Systems C5L-D Low Power Datapath Design Chr: Wasfy Mikhael Track: Digital Integrated Circuits, SoC and NoC C5L-E Digital Signal Processing II Chr: Moataz AbdelWahab Track: Digital Signal Processing C5L-F Advances in Control Systems, Mechatronics, and Robotics Chr: Charna Parkey, Genevieve Sapijaszko Track: Control Systems, Mechatronics, and Robotics Monday Aug 5th, 2013 16:00-17:40 Tuesday Aug 6th, 2013 10:10-11:50 Tuesday Aug 6th, 2013 13:10-14:50 Tuesday Aug 6th, 2013 16:00-17:40 Wednesday Aug 7th, 2013 10:10-11:50 Wednesday Aug 7th, 2013 13:10-14:50 Wednesday Aug 7th, 2013 16:00-17:40 B3L-F Carbon Nanotube-based Sensors and Beyond Chr: Nayla El-Kork Track: Nanoelectronics and Nanotechnology 5
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