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The evaluation of new video endoscopic equipment is also difficult because of the lack of objective standards for performance. Purchasers of equipment are forced to make an essentially subjective decision about image quality. By employing virtual instrumentation, a collaborative team of biomedical engineers, software engineers, physicians, nurses, and technicians at Hartford Hospital (Hartford, CT) and Premise Development Corporation (Avon, CT) have developed an instrument, the EndoTester , with integrated software to quantify the optical properties of both rigid and flexible fiberoptic endoscopes. This easy-to-use optical evaluation system allows objective measurement of endoscopic performance prior to equipment purchase and in routine clinical use as part of a program of prospective maintenance. 

Eckhardt, D.E., Lee L.D. 1985. A theoretical basis for the analysis of multiversion software subject to coincident errors. In IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, SE-11 (72), pp.1511-1517. 

This is an extreme instance of the relativist position. It would, for example, allow British software engineers to work in other coimtries on control systems for gas chambers or record systems intended to ensure that all female children were circumcised. They would not be subject to censure by the BCS because they would be working in a different cultural area and so they adjusted their actions to suit . One does not have to be an ethical absolutist to find this approach distasteful and few would claim that condemning mass killings was cultural imperialism. 

We have seen in the previous chapter that, as well as an obvious moral duty, systems designers and software engineers may have legal responsibilities under statutes such as the Health and Safety at Work Act to ensure that other people are not put at risk by their acts or omissions. Despite its apparently specific subject area, the general approach to safety matters contained in the Health and Safety at Work Act and associated regulations need not be confined to workplace safety. Indeed, the sequence— assess, control and monitor—found in the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations and the European regulations is capable of application to... 

Tucker, A. B., ed. 2004. Computer Science Handbook, 2nd ed. Boca Raton, FL Chapman Hall/CRC Press. Aimed at computer scientists, software engineers, and IT professionals, this edition has broadened its scope, emphasizing a more practical and applied approach to computing. The 70h- new or revised chapters are written by over 150 recognized experts. It provides coverage across all 11 subject areas of the discipline as defined in ACM/IEEE 2001 Computing Curricula 2001. 

Library of Congress Control Number 2013946883 CR Subject Classification (1998) K.6.5, C.2, D.2, H.3, D.4.6, E.3 LNCS Sublibrary SL 2 - Programming and Software Engineering Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013... 

To summarize, science-based learning environments use storyboarding of topics not as a means in itself instead, they address the subject matter via the predictive power of an underlying general engine. As tools that generate real data and with the ability to handle unscripted queries, science-based software environments provide a 2151 century version of the laboratory experience. 

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