Machine Learning
Exam Memory
- It is about big data of machine learning, and it provides example of the Great Barrier Reef.
- Since the Great Barrier Reef is so big, which stretches over 900km. It’s very difficult to detect every island.
- By accessing big data, we can use mathematics and statistics to make predictions.
Former Civilization
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The first thing I want to argue is that the former civilization is running into pretty profound crisis in its relationships to the rest of nature, which we do and what we have depended on for survival and for flourishing. And this is the most widely and well-recognized in relation to climate change, CO2 emissions, greenhouse gas emissions. But I want to argue the certain dangers in the way that has been presented as the central question that we have to address. Because it interlocked with a number of other crises that is most noticeably as the crisis in access to fresh water, crisis in access to food, biodiversity loss on a huge scale, and associated problems of human in equality not just in a common world, but actually in the kinds of environmental resources, and pleasures that I can enjoy. So all those together, have to be looked at an interconnected set of really deep profound crisis.
Exam Memory:
- The lecture is about nature.
- Firstly, the former civilization is running into pretty profound crisis in its relationships to the rest of nature.
- Secondly, former civilization is in relation to climate change.
- Thirdly, there are certain dangers in the way that has been presented.
- Finally, all those together, have to be looked at an interconnected set of really deep profound crisis.
Health Worker
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According to the World Health Organization, 400 million people worldwide have no access to essential health care. That’s a staggering number of people. Some of those services include things like basic sanitation and clean water, prenatal care, and vaccinations or immunizations for children. Many things contribute to this crisis. Sometimes people live to remotely to get timely care if emergency occurs. Even when living in a city, the patient to doctor ratio can be as high as 50,000 people to just one doctor, making it impossible for that doctor to meet the demands of health care in that area. These are valuable people made in the image of God who are physically suffering. Many of them without a personal relationship with Christ. So we do this with a week of hands-on training, consisting of a variety of topics like basic sanitation and hygiene, taking vital signs, wound care and infection prevention, basic birth assisting and emergency skills. Those who participate in the traning then have practical skills in supplies to care for others in their community in a way that glorifies God and opens the door for sharing the gospel in a new way.
Exam Memory:
- The lecture is about health care.
- There are many people worldwide have no access to essential health care.
- Many things contribute to this crisis.
- Sometimes people live to remotely to get timely care if emergency occurs.
- Also, many people do not have personal relationship with Christ.
- Therefore, we do this with a week of hands-on training, and those who participate in the training then have practical skills in supplies to care for others in their community.
The Melk
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The Melk is not typical of all monasteries for many reasons. Firstly, it is very grand which most especially later foundations aren’t. Secondly, it was founded in the countryside, whereas in 17th and 18th centuries, a good proportion of foundations were made in Towns. Thirdly, it still owns substantial amount of land, because fourthly it lies in the Austrian Republic, the only European country where grand old monasteries have been in continuous existence, since they were founded nine hundred a thousand even in one case twelve hundred years ago.
Exam Memory:
- The lecture is about Melk.
- It is not topical of all monasteries for many reasons.
- Firstly, it is very grand which most especially later foundations aren’t.
- Secondly, it was founded in the countryside.
- Finally, it still owns substantial amount of land.
Education Revolution
Exam Memory:
- Traditionally, teachers use desks, chairs, paper, and pencil to teach children handwriting and reading from paper.
- However, the way of teaching has been radically changed.
- Teachers are using new technology in classrooms.
- Education in the future will be focusing on developing children’s critical thinking skills.
Magnetic and Electric Field
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The lecture is about electro-magnetic induction experiment in 1831.
Key words: relationship between magnetic field and electric field, electirc current, generator, motion, when small coil is moved… etc.