Data mining, a discipline sometimes referred to as data or knowledge discovery, constitutes the intricate process of scrutinizing data from diverse angles and condensing it into actionable insights. We have previously delved into this topic […]
July 2009 – Joseph Reynolds As a software engineer, project proposals are available in spades. Learning how to evaluate business needs and technical needs is a basic job prerequisite (Parkinson, 2000). Parkinson explains that there […]
July 2009 – Joseph Reynolds Software Quality Software Quality is a concept has been discussed and defined in a number of excellent books and articles. Granular-Level specific characteristics are numerous, and the weight placed on […]
On occasion we should all read these quotes and realize that humor is rampant! “Computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons.” ~Popular Mechanics, forecasting the relentless march of science, 1949 “I […]
A computer rounding problem that I like to call “The Penny Rounding Problem” has been around for many, many years. At least two movies have been made with this problem a core element: The Office, […]
I first considered aspects of artificial intelligence (AI) in the 1980s while working for General Dynamics as an Avionics Systems Engineer on the F-16. Over the following 3 decades, I continued to follow the concept […]
While watching a TED video about algorithms, mention was made of an unrealistic price on Amazon. Apparently two retailers had an out-of-control computer feedback loop. In the realm of technology, it’s often the minutest details […]
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