Wall planners

The diagram in Figure 3.1 can be seen in two ways. First, it can be a picture of the real world. The objects represent human instructors, scheduled sessions, and so on. The attributes represent who is really scheduled to do what, as written on the office wall planner and the instructors diaries. An action is an event that has happened in the real world, and, invariably, it can be looked at in more detail whenever we wish. Scheduling a course involves several interactions between participants and resources. 

The occurrence of the schedule course action could represent a dialog between players in the real world. A representative from the client s company contacts the course scheduler in the seminar company, negotiates the dates and fees for a new session of the course, and updates the office wall planner. 

Meetings on a regular basis with time allocated for key members of staff to attend these should be timetabled on a yearly wall planner throughout the year. 

At the end of each week, spend a few moments just listing what has been achieved. So often we make lists of what needs to be done not what has been done. Be kind to yourself, allocate time to think and plan. Use wall planners to plot key pressure points over the year so you are prepared. In particular ... 

Sun, wind, and elements to make windows power-generation sources rather than energy losers will occur in the future. Designers, planners, and window industry visionaries foresee windows as dynamic, integrated, controllable appliances in the walls. Windows of the future may very well be automated home systems that serve many purposes. The technologies listed below are only a few in a list of hundreds that may improve efficiency, performance, and visibility. 

In selecting the finishing materials for floors, walls, and ceilings, utility and cost are major considerations. The type of work to be performed in the laboratory, however, will be the determining factor in making the choice. A planner with ingenuity will find that esthetic needs can also be satisfied at little or no extra cost. With the materials available today, there is no need for a laboratory to look drab or austere. 

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