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		<title>CompInfoFuture Homework 4: Delphi Redux and Project</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[If your Delphi question was done in class on Wednesday 9/9 (i.e. &#8220;today&#8221;), then find the median and the range of the middle 50% of the responses. Using a graphics editor of your choice (even paint works for this), make a graph that is analogous or similar to the one in the lecture notes, showing [...]]]></description>
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<li>If your Delphi question was done in class on Wednesday 9/9 (i.e. &#8220;today&#8221;), then find the median and the range of the middle 50% of the responses. Using a graphics editor of your choice (even paint works for this), make a graph that is analogous or similar to the one in the lecture notes, showing the total range, middle 50% range, and median.
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<li>My topic was not discussed because I was sick with pneumonia. However, I did write down the responses for James Canada&#8217;s question: &#8220;When will there be a move from PCs and laptops to all-in-one devices that have telephone, internet, etc. When will the downfall of the PC happen? When will marketshare of all-in-ones outpace PCs?&#8221;</li>
<li>The middle 50% responses were: 5, 5.5, 7, 8, 12 (I have discarded the &#8220;infinity&#8221; answer). The median is 7 (mean is 7.5). The range is 5 to 12.</li>
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<li>Recall that a project is part of the course, and this project will grow step by step throughout the semester. In other words, you will keep adding to it as we go along, so that in the end it will be a piece of work you can be proud of! Make up a tentative plan for your term project, which will be a paper, software system, combination, skit or musical performance or painting (if you are a fine arts major), or whatever it is. You may analyze the same topic as you used for your Delphi exercise, or change topics but include the Delphi results as an appendix or supplemental report. Also, answer the question, &#8220;What would be a good thing to do next on this project?&#8221;
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<li>For my project, I would like to examine by comparing, contrasting, and extrapolating on the depiction of human-computer interaction in entertainment (movies, books, short stories) and technical literature. The final form of the project will be a multimedia presentation (similar to the one we viewed at the beginning of class) and perhaps an interactive part describing my findings.</li>
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