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The document discusses several transistor circuit configurations:
1. A transistor current source that produces a constant current output that is independent of the load resistance. The output current depends on the transistor's base-emitter voltage.
2. A common-emitter amplifier that amplifies signals applied to the base. The voltage gain is determined by the ratio of the collector and emitter resistances.
3. Input networks are needed to bias the transistor in a conducting state and couple input signals. A voltage divider provides DC bias while a capacitor blocks DC and passes AC signals to the base.
Task 4
Jess discusses creating page layouts adhering to a 3x3 grid. For the first layout, Jess found 6 paragraphs and images of Spain to place at the top and bottom to structure the content. Jess used a rectangle frame tool to insert the images and adjust their size to fit the grids. For subsequent layouts, Jess experimented with different pictures and text arrangements. Jess believes the finished layout works because it follows the grids and shows text in columns but could be improved with a custom title, more images, and design elements like pull quotes and drop caps.
Research aims and impact
These three campaigns aim to change attitudes and behaviors through shock. The smoking campaign uses shocking text to discourage smoking and provide resources to quit. The racism campaign features a simple black and white image alongside text appealing to sympathy to change views on racial judgments. The homelessness campaign tells a real scenario story in text and image to challenge judgments of those without housing by encouraging consideration of their circumstances. All three utilize eye-catching colors and design techniques while addressing important social issues through thought-provoking messages.
Task 7
This document contains ideas for promotional materials including flat plans, billboards, posters, leaflets, and copy for different advertising campaigns consisting of 6 short phrases with each repeated once suggesting brainstorming notes.
Font test
This document appears to be testing different fonts as the title simply states "FONT TEST" and there is no other text. It was created by Jess Britton but does not contain any other substantive information. In summary, this document does not have meaningful content to summarize beyond identifying it as a font test created by Jess Britton.
Working%20to%20a%20 brief%20pro forma[1]
The survey results showed that 12 people identified as vegetarian or vegan out of 63 total responses. Most respondents were aged 10-20. When asked about time spent cooking meals, most said up to an hour per day, with some not cooking at all. For homemade vs branded food, most preferred homemade. Common foods eaten included pasta, chicken, pizza, and salad. Italian dishes like pasta dishes were most people's favorite thing to cook. Eating out was not generally difficult for vegetarians and vegans but options were limited.
Evaluation
- The document discusses the design process for a set of recipe cards aimed at a general vegetarian audience.
- Initial designs used brighter colors but didn't work cohesively, so the designs were simplified and a consistent color palette was adopted.
- Images were gathered from online stock photos when suitable photos couldn't be taken, but some stock images didn't match the style.
- Feedback was gathered and the designs were refined to have consistent layouts, fonts, and color schemes to create a cohesive set.
- The final cards follow a simple, easy to read design informed by existing vegetarian recipe cards to appeal to a broad audience.
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Notes6
The document discusses several transistor circuit configurations:
1. A transistor current source that produces a constant current output that is independent of the load resistance. The output current depends on the transistor's base-emitter voltage.
2. A common-emitter amplifier that amplifies signals applied to the base. The voltage gain is determined by the ratio of the collector and emitter resistances.
3. Input networks are needed to bias the transistor in a conducting state and couple input signals. A voltage divider provides DC bias while a capacitor blocks DC and passes AC signals to the base.
Task 4
Jess discusses creating page layouts adhering to a 3x3 grid. For the first layout, Jess found 6 paragraphs and images of Spain to place at the top and bottom to structure the content. Jess used a rectangle frame tool to insert the images and adjust their size to fit the grids. For subsequent layouts, Jess experimented with different pictures and text arrangements. Jess believes the finished layout works because it follows the grids and shows text in columns but could be improved with a custom title, more images, and design elements like pull quotes and drop caps.
Research aims and impact
These three campaigns aim to change attitudes and behaviors through shock. The smoking campaign uses shocking text to discourage smoking and provide resources to quit. The racism campaign features a simple black and white image alongside text appealing to sympathy to change views on racial judgments. The homelessness campaign tells a real scenario story in text and image to challenge judgments of those without housing by encouraging consideration of their circumstances. All three utilize eye-catching colors and design techniques while addressing important social issues through thought-provoking messages.
Task 7
This document contains ideas for promotional materials including flat plans, billboards, posters, leaflets, and copy for different advertising campaigns consisting of 6 short phrases with each repeated once suggesting brainstorming notes.
Font test
This document appears to be testing different fonts as the title simply states "FONT TEST" and there is no other text. It was created by Jess Britton but does not contain any other substantive information. In summary, this document does not have meaningful content to summarize beyond identifying it as a font test created by Jess Britton.
Working%20to%20a%20 brief%20pro forma[1]
The survey results showed that 12 people identified as vegetarian or vegan out of 63 total responses. Most respondents were aged 10-20. When asked about time spent cooking meals, most said up to an hour per day, with some not cooking at all. For homemade vs branded food, most preferred homemade. Common foods eaten included pasta, chicken, pizza, and salad. Italian dishes like pasta dishes were most people's favorite thing to cook. Eating out was not generally difficult for vegetarians and vegans but options were limited.
Evaluation
- The document discusses the design process for a set of recipe cards aimed at a general vegetarian audience.
- Initial designs used brighter colors but didn't work cohesively, so the designs were simplified and a consistent color palette was adopted.
- Images were gathered from online stock photos when suitable photos couldn't be taken, but some stock images didn't match the style.
- Feedback was gathered and the designs were refined to have consistent layouts, fonts, and color schemes to create a cohesive set.
- The final cards follow a simple, easy to read design informed by existing vegetarian recipe cards to appeal to a broad audience.
Pre production idea development
Jess Britton appears to be working in pre-production for an idea development project. Pre-production involves the planning stages of a creative work before full production begins. The document provides Jess Britton's name but does not include any other details about the specific idea, project, or work being developed in the pre-production stage.
Task 3
The document discusses key design elements for laying out pages in publications. It explains that margins create space for text, grids help place elements, and landscape orientation fits double page spreads better. Headlines, pull quotes, and crossheads are used to grab attention and structure information. Cutouts, borders, and baselines organize visuals and text to make pages easier to read. Page numbers and datelines also provide essential contextual information for readers.
Homelessness
This document discusses a campaign to raise awareness and change perceptions of homelessness. It analyzes the campaign's purpose, aims, techniques, and potential impact. The campaign's purpose is to humanize homeless people and change views on how they should be treated. One aim is to alter people's perceptions of the homeless by using a realistic yet anonymized photo and text calling readers to action. The photo's unstaged, poor quality adds authenticity and sympathy. Limited editing maintains anonymity while addressing homelessness generally. The text and photo together aim to make people reconsider ignoring the issue. Evidence suggests the campaign approach helped increase national homeless counts and estimates over time, demonstrating potential impact in bringing needed changes.
Anil Kumar Anisetty
Anil Kumar Anisetty has over 10 years of experience developing and implementing Microsoft Dynamics NAV solutions for clients in Europe and the United States. He holds an MBA in Information Systems and a B.Tech in Computer Science. His experience includes customizing NAV for various industries like food, tires, beds and mattresses, and more. He is proficient in C/SIDE development, NAV upgrades, and SQL Server.
Moodboard
This document provides ideas and plans for designing t-shirt designs based on TV shows. It includes potential phrases, characters, and locations to feature from shows like Supernatural, Criminal Minds, and The Following. The second part discusses plans to design a t-shirt with a peace symbol made of images like flowers. It proposes exporting the design as a PNG file and targeting the design towards a female audience using pastel and fluorescent colors. A schedule is included to plan, draft, and finish the design by Wednesday.
Task 8
This document summarizes the design choices made for a tabloid newspaper front cover assignment. The student looked at real tabloid examples to determine layout and color scheme, using reds, whites, blacks and yellows. They included ads, articles and images on the left page with a large top-right image and text below. The student also used a masthead and sidebar to mimic real tabloids and make the work look professional. Color, images and layout were chosen to accurately reflect real tabloid styles.
The paper
1. The document discusses the economics of information and the role of search in markets. It explains how price dispersion exists when buyers and sellers have imperfect information about prices.
2. A key factor that determines search is the cost of gathering information about prices from different sellers. More sellers generally means higher search costs due to greater price dispersion.
3. Advertising helps reduce search costs by allowing buyers and sellers to more easily identify each other, though advertising itself has limitations and costs that must be considered.
Development of advert powerpoint
1) The document discusses the development of advertising designs for an Irn Bru energy drink. The author created several draft ad designs testing different images, layouts, and slogans.
2) For the second design, the author chose an image representing Scotland to fit the copy. Feedback indicated a more complicated image was needed to engage viewers.
3) One design placed the drink can image over a landscape photo, with the top layer as a clear plastic sheet to reveal the image underneath. The author felt this clearly conveyed the ad's focus.
Hiperinflación
La hiperinflación en Alemania entre 1921-1924 fue causada por la emisión masiva de dinero sin respaldo para pagar las reparaciones de guerra después de la Primera Guerra Mundial. Esto llevó a una devaluación del marco alemán y tasas de inflación anuales superiores al 100%. La hiperinflación finalizó en 1923 con la introducción del rentenmark, respaldado por hipotecas sobre tierras.
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Pre production idea development
Jess Britton appears to be working in pre-production for an idea development project. Pre-production involves the planning stages of a creative work before full production begins. The document provides Jess Britton's name but does not include any other details about the specific idea, project, or work being developed in the pre-production stage.
Task 3
The document discusses key design elements for laying out pages in publications. It explains that margins create space for text, grids help place elements, and landscape orientation fits double page spreads better. Headlines, pull quotes, and crossheads are used to grab attention and structure information. Cutouts, borders, and baselines organize visuals and text to make pages easier to read. Page numbers and datelines also provide essential contextual information for readers.
Homelessness
This document discusses a campaign to raise awareness and change perceptions of homelessness. It analyzes the campaign's purpose, aims, techniques, and potential impact. The campaign's purpose is to humanize homeless people and change views on how they should be treated. One aim is to alter people's perceptions of the homeless by using a realistic yet anonymized photo and text calling readers to action. The photo's unstaged, poor quality adds authenticity and sympathy. Limited editing maintains anonymity while addressing homelessness generally. The text and photo together aim to make people reconsider ignoring the issue. Evidence suggests the campaign approach helped increase national homeless counts and estimates over time, demonstrating potential impact in bringing needed changes.
Anil Kumar Anisetty
Anil Kumar Anisetty has over 10 years of experience developing and implementing Microsoft Dynamics NAV solutions for clients in Europe and the United States. He holds an MBA in Information Systems and a B.Tech in Computer Science. His experience includes customizing NAV for various industries like food, tires, beds and mattresses, and more. He is proficient in C/SIDE development, NAV upgrades, and SQL Server.
Moodboard
This document provides ideas and plans for designing t-shirt designs based on TV shows. It includes potential phrases, characters, and locations to feature from shows like Supernatural, Criminal Minds, and The Following. The second part discusses plans to design a t-shirt with a peace symbol made of images like flowers. It proposes exporting the design as a PNG file and targeting the design towards a female audience using pastel and fluorescent colors. A schedule is included to plan, draft, and finish the design by Wednesday.
Task 8
This document summarizes the design choices made for a tabloid newspaper front cover assignment. The student looked at real tabloid examples to determine layout and color scheme, using reds, whites, blacks and yellows. They included ads, articles and images on the left page with a large top-right image and text below. The student also used a masthead and sidebar to mimic real tabloids and make the work look professional. Color, images and layout were chosen to accurately reflect real tabloid styles.
The paper
1. The document discusses the economics of information and the role of search in markets. It explains how price dispersion exists when buyers and sellers have imperfect information about prices.
2. A key factor that determines search is the cost of gathering information about prices from different sellers. More sellers generally means higher search costs due to greater price dispersion.
3. Advertising helps reduce search costs by allowing buyers and sellers to more easily identify each other, though advertising itself has limitations and costs that must be considered.
Development of advert powerpoint
1) The document discusses the development of advertising designs for an Irn Bru energy drink. The author created several draft ad designs testing different images, layouts, and slogans.
2) For the second design, the author chose an image representing Scotland to fit the copy. Feedback indicated a more complicated image was needed to engage viewers.
3) One design placed the drink can image over a landscape photo, with the top layer as a clear plastic sheet to reveal the image underneath. The author felt this clearly conveyed the ad's focus.
Hiperinflación
La hiperinflación en Alemania entre 1921-1924 fue causada por la emisión masiva de dinero sin respaldo para pagar las reparaciones de guerra después de la Primera Guerra Mundial. Esto llevó a una devaluación del marco alemán y tasas de inflación anuales superiores al 100%. La hiperinflación finalizó en 1923 con la introducción del rentenmark, respaldado por hipotecas sobre tierras.
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