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E-commerce has exploded in the last 10 years. Find out how e-commerce works and how you can harness the potential of e-commerce, from affiliate programs to CPC links.

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Virtual Warehouse Management System Part

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Why invest in a Point of Sale for your business? The benefits of the proper Point Of Sale are well worth the investment. For this and other information about Point Of Sale's and electronic commerce please visit http://www.mymark.com/blog/jimanderson. Jim Anderson is the CEO of Electronic Commerce International, an ISO based in Las Vegas, NV.

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CAD Design Software | Computer-Aided Design | Autodesk

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Autodesk has a variety of CAD design software, 2D and 3D computer-aided design software often used by architects, mechanics, inventors, engineers, and designers.

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Computer Aided Design (or Drafting), also known as CAD, is a design tool that employs computers to create drawings and models of products while they are in the process of being created. CAD was first created in the early 1960s and today is used to design almost every product on the market in the world. Many types of CAD exist for different applications, and anyone interested in how products are designed may be interested in learning more.

2D CAD

Two-dimensional, or 2D, CAD is used to create flat drawings of products and structures. Objects created in 2D CAD are made up of lines, circles, ovals, slots and curves. 2D CAD programs usually include a library of geometric images; the ability to create Bezier curves, splines and polylines; the ability to define hatching patterns; and the ability to provide a bill of materials generation. Among the most popular 2D CAD programs are AutoCAD, CADkey, CADDS 5, CATIA v4 and Medusa.

2.5 D CAD

In between 2D and 3D CAD is 2.5-D CAD. The models created in this type of CAD are prismatic, that is, they represent the depth of the objects. Like 2D CAD, these objects are made up of geometric objects.

3D CAD

Three-dimensional (3D) CAD programs come in a wide variety of types, intended for different applications and levels of detail. Overall, 3D CAD programs create a realistic model of what the design object will look like, allowing designers to solve potential problems earlier and with lower production costs. Some 3D CAD programs include Autodesk Inventor, CoCreate Solid Designer, Pro/Engineer SolidEdge, SolidWorks, Unigraphics NX and VX CAD.

3D Wireframe and Surface Modeling

CAD programs that feature 3D wireframe and surface modelling create a skeleton-like inner structure of the object being modelled. A surface is added on later. These types of CAD models are difficult to translate into other software and are therefore rarely used anymore.

Solid Modeling

Solid modelling in general is useful because the program is often able to calculate the dimensions of the object it is creating. Many subtypes of this exist. Constructive Solid Geometry (CSG) CAD uses the same basic logic as 2D CAD, that is, it uses prepared solid geometric objects to create an object. However, these types of CAD software often cannot be adjusted once they are created. Boundary Representation (Brep) solid modelling takes CSG images and links them together. Hybrid systems mix CSG and Brep to achieve desired designs.

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Computer Aided Design (or Drafting), also known as CAD, is a design tool that employs computers to create drawings and models of products while they are in the process of being created. CAD was first created in the early 1960s and today is used to design almost every product on the market in the world.

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Complete Denim Fabric Manufacturing Process for Premium Denims

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CAD/CAM in Textile Manufacturing (Preview)

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For more information please go to: http://www.pumpkin-interactive.co.uk/collections/textiles/products/cad-cam-in-textile-manufacturing 27 mins/ KS 3-4 / 2006 CAD/CAM is transforming the modern world of textile design and manufacturing. This resource looks at four areas of the UK textile industry where cutting edge technology is being used: Digital Printing, Embroidery, Knitting and Laser cutting.

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In this segment, we see how 3-D computer design helps students tackle problems from all angles. From ATETV Episode 30. ATETV is a web-based video series and interactive network designed to connect students and professionals with careers in advanced technology. Our video series highlights ATE success stories from community colleges and ATE programs nationwide.

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Candidates should (where relevant);• understand how input, storage and output devices work, what they are usedfor, and their strengths and limitations• be able to discuss the problems caused by errors• be aware of any relevant coding, validation, verification methods andidentify and describe data handling processes associated with these activities• be able to design appropriate field and data structures• be able to describe the purpose and functions of the data held within the file• be able to evaluate suitable HCI’s• be able to discuss changes in working practices, ethical issues and associatedhealth hazards• be able to describe the dangers from computer crimes and the measuresneeded to protect the data• be able to discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using computersystems for each of the application areas.

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Candidates should (where relevant);• understand how input, storage and output devices work, what they are usedfor, and their strengths and limitations• be able to discuss the problems caused by errors• be aware of any relevant coding, validation, verification methods andidentify and describe data handling processes associated with these activities• be able to design appropriate field and data structures• be able to describe the purpose and functions of the data held within the file• be able to evaluate suitable HCI’s• be able to discuss changes in working practices, ethical issues and associatedhealth hazards• be able to describe the dangers from computer crimes and the measuresneeded to protect the data• be able to discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using computersystems for each of the application areas.

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                                                       Topic: Uses of ICT in Business

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                                                       Topic: Uses of ICT in Business

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This topic is the largest within Unit 1 and covers the following:

ICT in Business, Education, Health and the Home. This wall is about ICT in Business