Today we went to the Sun’s Melbourne office on St Kilda road to present our SOVoIP project.
In front of SUN's house
This is the first time I tried video conference. Arif gave a presentation on our project and we made a demonstration on the SOVoIP software.
On the presentation
The audience in the Melbourne side included Dr. Tao, from the HPC team, Ashley and Nick, the manager of Melbourne office; on the other side facing the camera are Cristina and her staff from Brisbane office.
At the end of the presentation, people’s opinions focused on “how this system would be attractive comparing to other existing ones”. Yes indeed, business models sometimes are more important than the technical issues. Read more…
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its name is spaghetti monster, or enterprise system
This is a project I have done in RMIT University, which involves a lot of cooperation and interaction between multiple applications, which is so-called “Enterprise System”. The first part of the system is used to serve the University which relies on an old-fashioned system for student administration. As it usually happens in industry, requirements and/or values may change, so you should take this into account and design for flexibility. (This is an instruction in the project description, which is quite useful trying hard to figure out the blueprint.)
Another helpful tool when I was designing the restrictions in the data manipulation is thhe CRUD Management table Read more…
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Hi, this is Jin Li, welcome to my blog. In this blog, I will deliver some experience on programming and other interesting gadgets. Let me try my new plug-in for displaying codes.
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/* HelloWorld.java */
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public class HelloWorld {
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public static void main
(String arg
[]) {
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System.
out.
println("Hello, World!");
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}
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}
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