How I Studied for the CompTIA Security+ Exam (S+)
After publishing my last article on how I got my Network+ exam, my veteran security group members said I should
Computer-Aided Fixture Design
The development of computer-aided fixture design (CAFD) can be traced back to three primary stages of consideration. The first stage
CAD Tutorial: Let's Make a Spur Gear!
I was recently asked to show the steps in using a CAD program to make a simple spur gear. Spur
Axiomatic Design Principles in the Context of Systems Engineering (Part 2 of 2)
Read Part 1 here
STAKEHOLDER REQUIREMENTS DOMAIN
The stakeholder requirements domain is characterized by expressing the customer's needs.
Axiomatic Design Principles in the Context of Systems Engineering (Part 1 of 2)
ABSTRACT
Axiomatic design is the formalized process that allows for universal design axioms to be used by engineers for the
Selective Laser Melting Additive Manufacturing
Selective laser melting (SLM) is a relatively new technology used to form metal products by applying a laser beam to
Why Nuclear-Powered Merchant Ships Probably Aren't Going to Happen
Today I saw a meme floating around suggesting that we deploy a fleet of nuclear-powered merchant ships to solve our
The Hollow Earth Cover-up
Some people believe that the Earth is hollow. Despite seismic testing, the verifiable existence of gravity, and geological testing to
Why do fluorescent lights mess up my WiFi signal?
Recently, a reader emailed me with a question that stumped me for a bit. He had noticed that fluorescent lights
Affordance-based Design vs Algorithmic Design
In classical design theory, algorithms and scoring mechanisms are typically used to identify the ideal path for design decisions. Though
