Friday, March 11, 2011

Treibercanon Pixma 5200rwin7

Course program - year acc. 2010-2011


Course of the History of Technology

Year acc. 2010-2011
Prof. Vittorio Marchis

Program

The course runs along the paths of technological culture, focusing on the period that proceeds from the Renaissance to the present day, with a few words to the technology of ancient and medieval world. Alongside the examination of innovative processes in companies led by the new technologies we examine the economic issues, social and cultural techniques that have resulted over the centuries up to affect the same literature and art. In summary, the course could be called a social history of technology where you prefer to view the changes inducted into the society by technology rather than changing "internal" of devices and machines.

subject of the lesson:

1. Technology and society. For an anthropology of technical
2. Archaeology of the technique. The origins: Homo faber
3. Techniques in the Ancient World. Findings and evidence
4. The technique in the Middle Ages. Utopias and innovations.
5. The technique of building from the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Churches and fortifications
6. The Renaissance of machines. Michelangelo by Francesco di Giorgio
7. Communicating technical: "Theaters of Machines" new technologies of the sixteenth century
8. Hydraulics and the birth of a science water. From Leonardo to Belidor
9. The metallurgy of Agricultural and Biringucci to Duhamel du Monceau
10. The new science. Measure to know. From Galileo to Newton
11. The technology of air and fire, Papin, Savery, Newcomen, Watt.
12. The world of silk: from Bologna to Turin, an Italian story
13. The Industrial Revolution in England: the fashion and textile invents change society
14. The Enlightenment and encyclopedias: the adventure of Ephraim Chambers and Denis Diderot ...
15. The industrial exposures: from the Champ de Mars in Paris at the Crystal Palace in London, and beyond
16. The Italian exhibitions. Castello del Valentino in Turin, Italian scenarios
17. Technical education: Treaties technical manuals. The schools of mechanical engineering in England
18. The railways in Europe and in Italy
19. The vocational and technical schools in Italy. The Rise of polytechnics
20. The Italian Renaissance and the Industrial Revolution
21. The industrial innovation. Privileges, deprivation and patents
22. Materials science. From Lavoisier to Justus von Liebig, and over
23. The power: between chemical and mechanical technologies. A. Volta, G. Ferraris, TAEdison
24. Telecommunications: the optical telegraph Chappe telegraph to wireless G. Marconi
25. The science of flight: balloons, airships, airplanes. The Italian case
26. New technologies the building at the end of 900. Cement, iron, glass.
27. Technology and industry. The paradigms of the second industrial revolution
28. Technology and war. The great world wars
29. The machines that count. Processors mechanical, electrical and electronic
30. The techno-science in the twentieth century
31. The conquest of space
32. Androids, robots, cars and people.

Seminars and insights will be developed around the themes:

Literature and technology: the twentieth century
Literature and technology of the twentieth century
Arts and technology: the ways of visual communication

The course exercises but will not provide students with the indicated possible paths be addressed to thematic analysis.

The textbook is the essay by Vittorio Marchis. History machines , Roma-Bari: Laterza, 2010 (3rd ed.) To which joins V. Marchis and F. Niedzwiecki, Materials for a history of techniques , Torino: Celid, 2004.

The final finding of the course will focus on a written test which can be added (to the student's request) an oral test to be developed since the thematic analysis of individual choice.

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Eleven Days Late No Symptoms

Consideration of a March 2011

23 Brunori Christian 164,794

18 Camino Alessio 155,296

24 Colasuonno Riccardo 125,294

nc The Hindi Saleh 164,628

18 Essaidi Noureddine 157,684

nc Jellam Zakaria 165447

23 a brake Maurizio 155263

18 Marcello Alex 139365

18 Matthew Mazzotta 149289

18 Dario Neglia 155290

n Pisasale David 168647

23 Sturdà Germano 164680

n Taata Briand 163158

22 Terrasi Gianluca 163693

nc = not classified
The Registration will take place on Friday, March 4 at 9:30 am on the premises by way of CEMED Cavalli 22 / H, after which time the votes will be recorded electronically in the absence of the student.

Monday, February 21, 2011

Sample Rent To Own Contracts

Consideration of February 15, 2011

Results (30mi votes):

BELLORA Matteo (155,609) 18

BRUNORI Christian (164,794) NC

FIRE Alessio (155 296) NC

Andrea Casartelli (165 713) 27

Saleh EL HINDI (164 628) NC

GARGANO Donato (155 692) NC

GRILLO Antonio ( 168 604) 23

BROKEN Mauritius (155 263) NC

Fabio MANIACS (165 375) 18

Mores Domenico (164 603) 18

NIGRONE David (165,585) 20

PACHECO Alexis (162027) NC

PERINO Luke (162 970) 23

RIZZOTTO Luke (163 843) 18 Saffron

Francis (163,506) 23

SANFILIPPO Peter (165 746) 21

SAFELY Alessandro (164 461) 26

SOTGIU Bruno (162 761) NC

STURDA ' Germano (164,680) NC

Taat Briand (163,158)



NC NC = not classified

Registration will take place on February 23 at 13.30 in Aula 4

After this date, the votes will be recorded electronically in the absence of the student .

from next appealed the exams follow the rules of the course of prof. Vittorio Marchis.

References questions can be found on this blog.

Wednesday, January 19, 2011

A Womans Vegina Imiges

VOTE FOR EXCHANGE? VOTE CHANGE IT!

We are so accustomed to Italy at this (from the sex scandals with ties to the Mafia), which we have now digested the vote to less Meggio or, at worst, the vote to those who gives us something ... But we really want to change the policy of our country? Well ... we start with ourselves! When anyone, at any level (from City Hall to Parliament), we will ask for your vote, andiamogli to ask what he's done so far and what it will do in the future, making the show be put on acts (not words but the written documents ) and the instrument that will ... The talk is always zero! Ask your candidate to show experts who drafted the administrative acts and documents on which they worked! And to the novice candidate, ask their curriculum and what it has done previously for the public interest! Documentatevi topics and promises that will be proposed ... Meditate, check out ... Vote!