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Transcript: Interview what led me to engineering Electrical Engineer Humberto Quinones Company- RTX Corporation phone number- 469-329-6931 Description- Has been engineer for 19 yeas previous comapines- Lockhead martin. Being a thinker is also a strong point of being a Electrical engineer. My other top responce was thinking. ELectrical engineers need too think alot because they are always designing and intergrating new ideas too their design. question 2 Based on my career quiz the strogest point I had was creating. Wich expalins why I wanted too be a Electrical engineer since electrical engineering is all about desinging ,and creating. Question 1 As an electrical engineer who do you turn too when you cant fix or solve a problem or are you on your own? what does a day in work look like. I usually wake up arund 6 in te morning s I can be read and go ofbf too work at 8. When I get too my office the first thing I do is check my email wich takes up an hour of my day. After that througout te day I have meetings , and diffierent apointmets with managers in the building. The last thing i do wicW takes up almost all my day isworing on ether my design or work on my product im designing. When I have a problem I usually alwaysfind a way too fix it. In the rare occasion that I cant fix the problem myself I would usually ask a coworkerof mine ,orif tey cat help tere are always my maagers an peple above mewho arealways available too hep me. question 3 Is there training yall have too do yearly or how do yall stay uptaded with the newest softwares? The way ourcompany does it is every 6 months we have a checkup on anything we need help or dont understand. For our traning every year we have too atted ameeting and they will teac us all te latest softwares and new things we have to do for te year. So yes our system is constantly changing anddevelopingadwe get great traning every year for it Fact 2 Electrical engineers work in alot of diffierent electrical items like phones, circuits, or communicational networks. This means that electrical engineers never stop learning. According too Michigan tech.org "Electrical engineers learn something new 1-2 times a day that will help them through their life." So you never ever stop learning in electrical engineering Fact 4 Fact 3 Electrical engineers have a global impact not just here in the United states. Things like phone communication are one of many ways Electrical engineers have impacted the world in positve ways. According too Aimst university other things that electrical engineers have impacted the world positvaly Electrical engineers highly skilled and educated when going in to applying for there job. In the United States you cant be an electrical engineer without a bachleors degree. So that means when you hear about an electrical engineer you know that they are college ready. Quality Control Processes Fact 1 What led met too electrical engineering? Quality control processes are systematic measures in engineering designed to monitor and evaluate the quality of products during various stages of production. Effective control mechanisms prevent defects, ensuring that final products meet defined specifications. Electrical Engineer Testing and Inspection Protocols Quality Assurance in Engineering Electrical engineering has always caught my eyes because of my uncle Sergio Torres. He always talked about how he shot missles so it was always inspiration from my uncle. I always saw him working on homework growing up and trying his best at University of Texas at Dallas always in the tutouring sectons. People might think that elecrical engineering has always been around in fact electrical engineering is one of the newest form of engineering the oldest being civil engineer. According too britanica.com electrical engineerimg began in 1883 but classes about the study of electrical engineering were being taught at Darmstadt University of Technology in 1853. Testing and inspection protocols ensure that products undergo rigorous evaluations before reaching consumers. These protocols include non-destructive testing, stress testing, and compliance checks that verify product integrity and safety. Quality assurance is a critical aspect of engineering that ensures products are built to meet required standards. Effective quality control processes and protocols are vital to achieving compliance and maintaining continuous improvement. Documentation and Reporting Compliance with Regulations Thorough documentation and reporting are integral to quality assurance in engineering. Accurate records of quality control tests, inspections, and compliance activities provide traceability and support accountability within the process. Compliance with regulations is mandatory for engineering projects to ensure safety and quality. Standards set by organizations such as ISO and ASTM provide frameworks for meeting legal and customer requirements in product manufacturing. Continuous Improvement Strategies Continuous improvement

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Transcript: meets informational needs of constituents has resources to acquire and make accessible appropriate collections has empowered staff with necessary skills produces and uses metrics for rationalized and measurable decision making How to we arrive at this place? Communication what are the questions we ask? vendors/consortia, available materials administration, directions systems staff keep track of and expose purchases Focus on the future Jeanne Shuttleworth leads to rational planning for purchases take risks other things development tiered cataloging approaches creating metrics curious Collection development framework Understand & anticipate the needs of constituents forums for communication create space for mentoring and cross training listen incorporating assessments revealed by feedback (or lack) Fiscal Stewardship how can a department meet these goals ? how does a department meet these Where do we want to be? What does the department look like, to researchers and students public serves administration How well does the department work within the framework of the library, and How are we leaders within the library? Evaluation How do we know if things are working, or not? repetitive and consistent creative grow analyzing metrics inherent skills understand environment create frameworks develop partnerships communicate understanding How do we get there? based on time, cost or use Acquire and make accessible empower Accessibility metrics for decisions regarding resources and staff It starts with staff metrics and assessment detail oriented Departmental Growth Successful Department GOALS University schools and departments student population research population rationalize workflows develop staff use existing systems & services provide responsible fiscal stewardship prompt availability listening creating partnerships having avenues for requests understanding research Acquisitions, Cataloging & Collection Management most basic and complex part of equation vendor services and systems frame of strategic plan new purchases and renewals starts with support of rationalized decision making generated by the ILS, vendors, staff varied and available resources internal library university external vendor consortia local resources What does this mean? How does this support library? How does this suport decision making? change

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Transcript: About Me Classes are nothing like the real world Its OK to not know what you want to do Uncertainty is normal What they don't tell you... Agency Life SCU Presentation Opportunity for YOU A little bit about MCA ... We've been around for more than 30 years Boutique, high-tech PR agency Focus on deep-tech B2B Global reach with clients in US, Asia & Europe Working in an agency Faster pace, more variety Multiple companies/clients Supporting voice to reinforce internal contact team Opportunity to work with different account teams and tap various members' skills Recommend for starting PR position Advice from a Graduate Social media Writing/editing company blogs; posting them on MCA blog site Writing press releases Researching information for articles Coverage analysis/tracking client articles in the news Maintaining lists/making sure they are up to date Trade show/event support Briefing books Pitching editors Interested in getting first-hand PR experience? Volunteer with MCA at Display Week, the premier gathering of system integrators, designers, consumers, scientists, engineers and manufacturers in the field of electronic information displays. Responsibilities include: Registration desk support Social Media Write blog posts about the conference (recaps, interesting perspectives) Help decide what could be done differently for next year Day in the life at MCA Communications Major / International Business Minor PR Capstone with Professor Barr Founding member of the Santa Clara University PRSSA Chapter Internship @ end of junior year with MCA Public Relations Hired full-time after graduation in 2013 Get involved! Take classes YOU are interested in Networking is something you should work at (and is really important) Pursue your passion

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Transcript: Afghanistan Presented by PERSON for COMPANY Cultural univerals Cultural univerals Famous Dances Famous Dances A common dance is the Attan. This dance began as a folk Pashunts dance in times of celebration (weddings ,war,ect.). Another one is called Kabul which is very fast ,and has many pauses which dancers must freeze. Different regions can be catorgrized with different ways of dance. In the northern part it is more of Turkish dance,and in the south it is very wild. It is a disgrace for women to dance. They also have the tendency to dance with different props such as sticks. PICTURES PICTURES https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObSl6s8MDsA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLflrGStfaY Hand shake for greeting Men and women can't make eyecontact and shouldn't shake hands, men and men they can make eye contact but not for a long amount of time If someone speaks to you in a socail or public setting it is seen as disrespectful Rules for greeting Rules for greeting Pictures Pictures Fashion Fashion During the Taliban: Men: Lots of coats with different animals furs that are made to last a long time. The name for this look is Perahan Tunban which means pants and dress. Hats were required if you were under the age of 15. Once you got older the turban was required. Women: long dress, long pants, burqa. Young girls under 10 had to wear pants and long sleves at all times. It was againist the law to wear jeans. They were seen as a western thing and you would be thrown in jail ,and punished. Pictures Pictures https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTWndApgV84 After the taliban: Women: very colorful with lots of patterns came with flat shoes, dress, pants, purse, and a head scarf ( this is called a Paizar. Casual they will wear a skirt and jeans, or a Panjabi Men: wear baggy dress and pants, suits, jeans Capan (long coat). Lots of strpped patterns most common is green. They don't like to have pants that show their shape of leg Fashion Fashion Functionalist Latent: clothing to cover our bodies so we aren't always walking around naked. Also to protect us from being to cold, sunburt everywhere, and getting different sticky plants on us. Manifest: show comformity to gender, and country and ecnomic wealth. Functionalist During the Taliban it showed how people were not able to be expressive. It also showed huge gender standerds of women having to be completly clothed and skirts/dresses. After the Taliban it shows the freedom. It also shows still how the Afghan culture is still very much in the sterotype of the way women should dress. Also based on pattern ,or if you are able to afford plastic surgery could show econmomic wealth. Conflict Fashion is seen as a way to express yourself. Depending on the jewlary you put with it or the fabrics this could show wealth. Before the Taliban it showed comformity and repersentaion of the state. It showed that they weren't able to be expressive After the Taliban it still shows a little bit of comformity ,but more freedom to wear colors ,and not having that rule of fashion. Interactionalist Always remove your shoes when entering someones home When eating at someones house a table cloth with be spread on the floor and you will eat on a cushion wait to be seated when you sit don't sit with your feet facing anyone don't eat with your left hand It is typically like a commually Don't eat with your left hand either. Usually food is scouped by hand with the tip of your hand. Leave some food on your plate otherwise the plate will contiue to be filled. Don't put your loaf of bread upside down Don't lick your fingers or blow your nose Rules to eating Rules to eating Pictures Pictures Beauty Beauty cosmetic surgery is big on the nose and stomach. After the fall of the taliban the use of makeup made them feel like they had a new found freedom. Women should only look beautiful for the husband and not others or themselves. Some women that aren't following tradition often will adot western beauty standerdes When they migrate to other nations they will sometimes also skin bleach Beauty Beauty “AFGHAN DANCE.” Easternartists.com, Unkown, www.easternartists.com/DANCE%202%20Afghan.html. Accessed 19 Sept. 2017. “Afghanistan Clothing, Afghan or Afghani Traditional Clothes.” , Afghan or Afghani Traditional Clothes, www.afghanistan-culture.com/afghanistan-clothing.html. Accessed 19 Sept. 2017. Sepehr, Khadija. “Definition of beauty for afghan women.” World Pulse, 21 Jan. 2015, www.worldpulse.com/en/community/users/khadija-sepehr/posts/33247. Accessed 21 Sept. 2017. “Home.” Afghanistan - Language, Culture, Customs and Etiquette, www.commisceo-global.com/country-guides/afghanistan-guide. Accessed 21 Sept. 2017. MLA MLA

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