My Ace Presentation

2. Ace (Like Durh)3/1/2010 1 Done By Eagan Chan (4) 1P2 HCI

3. Some Questions To be Answered =) 3/1/2010 2 Done By Eagan Chan (4) 1P2 HCI

4. Question 1- Blue 3/1/2010 3 Done By Eagan Chan (4) 1P2 HCI

5. Green… 3/1/2010 4 Done By Eagan Chan (4) 1P2 HCI

6. Yellow… 3/1/2010 5 Done By Eagan Chan (4) 1P2 HCI a disease involving high fever and jaundice that is common in the tropics Cowardly Manner newspaper articles thought to be sensationalized in order to sell more papers a contract which denies a person the right to join a worker's union a flag flown on a vessel to show that it is under quarantine

7. Pink 3/1/2010 6 Done By Eagan Chan (4) 1P2 HCI

8. I had enough of Colors Move On to Q2? 3/1/2010 Done By Eagan Chan (4) 1P2 HCI 7

10. Color Blind 3/1/2010 9 Done By Eagan Chan (4) 1P2 HCI

11. How they see the world… 3/1/2010 10 Done By Eagan Chan (4) 1P2 HCI

12. Extent of this disability [In Simple Words (My Words) ] Firstly, results found out that men are more likely to get this disability. (20 TIMES because they can be unaffected carriers) Secondly, some people’s condition can be very bad to the extent that they only can see ‘black and white’ (Old Camera). While On the other Hand, people like my classmate Gavyn, his condition is not very critical and he only cannot differentiate some colours. 3/1/2010 11 Done By Eagan Chan (4) 1P2 HCI

13. Driving 3/1/2010 12 Done By Eagan Chan (4) 1P2 HCI

14. An Account of a color-Blind Person (Traffic lights) ‘The spectrum of the red light is predominantly red and being moderately colour-blind for red I find the intensity of the red light diminished. If I am a distance away from the light the amplitude of light is to low for me to see at all and thus can't determine if it is the top, middle or bottom light burning. There just are no light! As I get closer to the light the intensity increases and I start to see the red light. To compensate I watch the other vehicles ahead and on my side and if they start to reduce speed I know there must be a red light ahead. Bear in mind that light intensity decreases by the square of the distance. That is if you double the distance from the light source you only get a quarter of the light.’ 3/1/2010 13 Done By Eagan Chan (4) 1P2 HCI

15. Jobs they cannot Take… 3/1/2010 14 Done By Eagan Chan (4) 1P2 HCI

16. Not to Worry On the positive side, there is some evidence that colour-blind people are much better than average at certain jobs. They are very good at finding green things hidden against green backgrounds - for example grass or leaves. They tend to find things by shape and get less confused by camouflage. Because of this, colour-blind entomologists still catch lots of bugs and in wartime, armies prize their colour-blind snipers and spotters. So, if you are colour blind and have trouble picking strawberries, why not try your hand at green beans or peas instead? You might be surprised at how well you do! 3/1/2010 15 Done By Eagan Chan (4) 1P2 HCI

17. Enough Of Color-Blind Lets Move On To 2(a) 3/1/2010 Done By Eagan Chan (4) 1P2 HCI 16

18. What? What Cat’s eyes? 3/1/2010 17 Done By Eagan Chan (4) 1P2 HCI

19. Ok, But What is It Used For? 3/1/2010 18 Done By Eagan Chan (4) 1P2 HCI

20. But Why Cat’s eyes? 3/1/2010 19 Done By Eagan Chan (4) 1P2 HCI

21. The End (Circle The Ace that I deserve) 3/1/2010 20 Done By Eagan Chan (4) 1P2 HCI