Computer Software for Risk Assessment

LHASA UK Ltd. is well established in the field of expert computer systems for chemists and toxicologists. A rule-based expert system approach is currently being used successfully in industry for the prediction of toxicological hazard. Each rule contained in the rule-base describes the relationship between a structural feature or “toxicophore” and its associated toxic effect. These rules are derived by an evaluation of toxicological, mechanistic, and physico-chemical data. New computer software for the risk assessment of chemical toxicity is now being developed as a collaborative project which includes a qualitative assessment of risk for each predicted hazard. This is achieved by an argumentation-based approach using general toxicological and physico-chemical concepts. The results of the assessment are presented to the user in a clear and standardized format. This novel approach improves the assessment of risk under uncertainty and aims to make the nature and potential impact of risks easier to understand.
http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/ci960095h

HUMAN PROBLEM SOLVING

This project is an attempt to build the catalogue for Artificial Intelligence books. I would proudly say I used Internet as a least preferable source for getting information, although I know I could have found many more on internet.What I tried to do was to collect all books that exist in the CUNY (City University of NY) library database. So that it would make students and readers to know range of books that exist in CUNY and also provide them exact location to find those books. Other than that what I tried to do, was to get the reference books usually found at the end of each books as references. This was a much better source as it gave me the exact books related to the research topic.In this assignment I tried to avoid the duplication of records, if in case there exist one, I am sorry for that.\
“Human Problem Solving” Assignment # 2 submitted by Aalia Rafique CIS 718 October 18, 2005

Computer Networks: Prospects for Scientists

Computer networks are an integral part of the rapid expansion of computing. Their emergence depends both on evolving communication technologies, such as packet-switching and satellites, and on diverse experiments and innovations in the software tools that exploit communications. The tools provide computer users with facilities such as electronic mail, access to remote computers, and electronic bulletin boards. Scientists can both adapt and extend tools to meet the communication needs of their work, and several networks are developing to serve particular scientific communities.
http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/abstract/215/4534/843

Computer applications In English language classroom

Internet is very important in the classroom. Because computer application to classroom very useful to study. The students attention convenience and develop skill in thinking processes in teaching and learning easier. Finally students can develop their full potential.