Act 05
Act 05
Act 05
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ACTIVITY 05
ENGINEERING COMMUNICATION
BALLESTEROS, JASPER B.
BSCPE – 1A
November 5, 2024
a. Design Review Sample
Introduction
This design review assesses the current state of the XYZ software project, focusing on its architecture and
user interface design.
Design Specifications
- Architecture: MVC (Model-View-Controller) framework.
- Technologies Used: React for front-end, Node.js for back-end.
- Database: MongoDB.
Evaluation Criteria
1. Usability
2. Performance
3. Scalability
Feedback Section
- Reviewer Comments:
- John Doe: “Consider simplifying the user interface for better usability.”
- Jane Smith: “Performance metrics need to be defined more clearly.”
Action Items
1. Revise UI mockups based on feedback.
2. Define performance metrics by November 10, 2024.
Abstract
This report presents the results of testing a decision tree algorithm on the Iris dataset, demonstrating its
classification accuracy and performance metrics.
Introduction
The purpose of this experiment is to evaluate the effectiveness of decision trees in classifying flower
species based on petal and sepal dimensions.
Methodology
1. Data Collection: Used the Iris dataset from UCI Machine Learning Repository.
2. Implementation: Developed the model using Python’s scikit-learn library.
3. Testing: Split data into training (80%) and testing (20%).
Results
- Accuracy: 96%
- Confusion Matrix:
| Actual \ Predicted | Setosa | Versicolor | Virginica |
| Setosa | 15 |0 |0 |
| Versicolor |0 | 14 |1 |
| Virginica |0 |1 | 14 |
Discussion
The decision tree demonstrated high accuracy, but further tuning may improve performance.
Conclusion
The decision tree is a viable option for classification tasks in similar datasets.
References
1. UCI Machine Learning Repository.
2. scikit-learn Documentation.
c. Proposal Sample
Executive Summary
This proposal outlines a plan to develop a smart home automation system that enhances energy efficiency
and user convenience through IoT technology.
Problem Statement
Many households face high energy costs and lack efficient control over their home devices.
Objectives
1. Develop an IoT-based system to control lighting and temperature remotely.
2. Integrate machine learning to optimize energy usage.
Methodology
- Research existing smart home technologies.
- Design and prototype using Arduino and Raspberry Pi.
- Conduct user testing to gather feedback.
### Timeline
| Phase | Duration |
Budget
- Hardware: $500
- Software Licenses: $200
- Miscellaneous: $100
Conclusion
Approval is sought to proceed with this innovative project that promises significant benefits to users.
Purpose
To provide clear instructions for safely operating the XYZ Oscilloscope in lab experiments.
Scope
This procedure applies to all lab personnel using the XYZ Oscilloscope.
Materials Needed
- XYZ Oscilloscope
- Probes
- Power supply
Procedure Steps
1. Ensure all connections are secure before powering on.
2. Turn on the oscilloscope using the main power switch.
3. Select the appropriate channel and set voltage scale.
4. Connect probes to the circuit under test.
5. Adjust time base and trigger settings as needed.
Safety Considerations
- Always wear safety goggles when working with live circuits.
- Ensure that the oscilloscope is properly grounded.
Introduction
This report provides an update on the progress of the ABC software development project, which aims to
create an inventory management system.