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Speciale, forsvaret ved Historiestudiet på Aalborg Universitet.

Software Configuration Management in Agile Development

Software Configuration Management (SCM) is an essential part of any software project and its importance is even greater on Agile projects because of the frequency of changes. In this chapter, we argue that SCM needs to be done differently and also cover more aspects on Agile projects. We also explain how SCM processes and tools contribute both directly and indirectly to quality assurance. We give

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Vad är egentligen socialt arbete? Är det att likna vid en konst där socialarbetaren med fantasi och uppfinningsrikedom skapar relationer till människor som har problem och hjälper dem att hjälpa sig själva? Eller är socialt arbete en profession som baseras på forskning, kunskap och beprövad erfarenhet? Det har länge saknats en grundbok som lyfter fram förhållanden som är specifika för socialt arb

Spatially-Coupled Nearly-Regular LDPC Code Ensembles for Rate-Flexible Code Design

Spatially coupled regular LDPC code ensembles have outstanding performance with belief propagation decoding and can perform close to the Shannon limit. In this paper we investigate the suitability of coupled regular LDPC code ensembles with respect to rate-flexibility. Regular ensembles with good performance and low complexity exist for a variety of specific code rates. On the other hand it can be

Mechanical properties of an acrylic bone cement with a monomer soluble contrast media

The tensile and compressive properties of acrylic bone cement containing iohexol acetate (IHA) were investigated. The IHA monomer was prepared with 4 g of IHA dissolved in 20 ml of palacos monomer, later mixed with 36 g of palacos powder. The ultimate tensile strength (UTS) and ultimate tensile strain of IHA cement was compared with Palacos R. The IHA cement show significantly higher UTS and ultim

The "Mental" in Monumental : Battle Axe Culture in megalithic tombs in southern Sweden

It is reasonable to consider that those who arranged the material accoutrements of mortuary practices, i.e. the burial, were making a more or less conscious statement about cultural identity. At least we archaeologists usually assume this to be so. An interesting case can be found in the mortuary practices ascribed to the Battle Axe culture from the later Middle Neolithic1 (2800–2350 cal BC) in so