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Domenico Lanzo - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • ECC - A micro Hardware-In-the-Loop test system
    2009 European Control Conference (ECC), 2009
    Co-Authors: Angelo Palladino, Giovanni Fiengo, Fabio Giovagnini, Domenico Lanzo
    Abstract:

    Automotive companies commonly adopt Hardware-In-the-Loop simulators to develop new control strategies in order to reduce the effort and the cost of the testing phase. The Engine management system is an important component of actual road vehicles, it has a vital impact on fuel economy and reduced emissions. Engine Developer want to run the ECU while monitoring its internal state through special programs, after changing part of ECU code or tables in it, to make sure that every functionality is correct. This work aims at presenting a portable electronic system, suited for HIL simulations and non-regression test. The performances of the proposed electronic device, named Micro Hardware-In-the-Loop system are finally presented through the testing of the Engine management system software of 1.4 liter Fiat SI Engine, showing suitable simplicity and good portability.

Kevin Johnson - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • generation of quiz objects qo with a quiz Engine Developer qed
    IEEE International Workshop on Wireless and Mobile Technologies in Education, 2005
    Co-Authors: Kevin Johnson, Timothy Hall, D Okeeffe
    Abstract:

    This paper introduces a novel open source platform independent quiz Engine Developer (QED). This is a standards compliant (IMS QTI) system which permits the user to develop questions at the lowest level of granularity (termed quiz objects). Quizzes are a natural symbiotic partner to learning and therefore are equally as important to complete the learning experience. These quiz objects are structured similarly to learning objects (IEEE LOM) and similarly this object-orientated approach supports interoperability and reusability by the development of quiz banks that are searchable and shareable between independent Developers. The quiz Engine that has been designed is Web-based, cross platform (mobile & desktop) and feature rich and allows several modes of interaction with the user (e.g. template driven, power user). An important aspect of the system is its ability to search individual quiz objects, which allows greater reuse of questions.

  • WMTE - Generation of quiz objects (QO) with a quiz Engine Developer (QED)
    IEEE International Workshop on Wireless and Mobile Technologies in Education (WMTE'05), 1
    Co-Authors: Kevin Johnson, Timothy Hall, D. O'keeffe
    Abstract:

    This paper introduces a novel open source platform independent quiz Engine Developer (QED). This is a standards compliant (IMS QTI) system which permits the user to develop questions at the lowest level of granularity (termed quiz objects). Quizzes are a natural symbiotic partner to learning and therefore are equally as important to complete the learning experience. These quiz objects are structured similarly to learning objects (IEEE LOM) and similarly this object-orientated approach supports interoperability and reusability by the development of quiz banks that are searchable and shareable between independent Developers. The quiz Engine that has been designed is Web-based, cross platform (mobile & desktop) and feature rich and allows several modes of interaction with the user (e.g. template driven, power user). An important aspect of the system is its ability to search individual quiz objects, which allows greater reuse of questions.

D Okeeffe - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • generation of quiz objects qo with a quiz Engine Developer qed
    IEEE International Workshop on Wireless and Mobile Technologies in Education, 2005
    Co-Authors: Kevin Johnson, Timothy Hall, D Okeeffe
    Abstract:

    This paper introduces a novel open source platform independent quiz Engine Developer (QED). This is a standards compliant (IMS QTI) system which permits the user to develop questions at the lowest level of granularity (termed quiz objects). Quizzes are a natural symbiotic partner to learning and therefore are equally as important to complete the learning experience. These quiz objects are structured similarly to learning objects (IEEE LOM) and similarly this object-orientated approach supports interoperability and reusability by the development of quiz banks that are searchable and shareable between independent Developers. The quiz Engine that has been designed is Web-based, cross platform (mobile & desktop) and feature rich and allows several modes of interaction with the user (e.g. template driven, power user). An important aspect of the system is its ability to search individual quiz objects, which allows greater reuse of questions.

D. O'keeffe - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • WMTE - Generation of quiz objects (QO) with a quiz Engine Developer (QED)
    IEEE International Workshop on Wireless and Mobile Technologies in Education (WMTE'05), 1
    Co-Authors: Kevin Johnson, Timothy Hall, D. O'keeffe
    Abstract:

    This paper introduces a novel open source platform independent quiz Engine Developer (QED). This is a standards compliant (IMS QTI) system which permits the user to develop questions at the lowest level of granularity (termed quiz objects). Quizzes are a natural symbiotic partner to learning and therefore are equally as important to complete the learning experience. These quiz objects are structured similarly to learning objects (IEEE LOM) and similarly this object-orientated approach supports interoperability and reusability by the development of quiz banks that are searchable and shareable between independent Developers. The quiz Engine that has been designed is Web-based, cross platform (mobile & desktop) and feature rich and allows several modes of interaction with the user (e.g. template driven, power user). An important aspect of the system is its ability to search individual quiz objects, which allows greater reuse of questions.

Timothy Hall - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • generation of quiz objects qo with a quiz Engine Developer qed
    IEEE International Workshop on Wireless and Mobile Technologies in Education, 2005
    Co-Authors: Kevin Johnson, Timothy Hall, D Okeeffe
    Abstract:

    This paper introduces a novel open source platform independent quiz Engine Developer (QED). This is a standards compliant (IMS QTI) system which permits the user to develop questions at the lowest level of granularity (termed quiz objects). Quizzes are a natural symbiotic partner to learning and therefore are equally as important to complete the learning experience. These quiz objects are structured similarly to learning objects (IEEE LOM) and similarly this object-orientated approach supports interoperability and reusability by the development of quiz banks that are searchable and shareable between independent Developers. The quiz Engine that has been designed is Web-based, cross platform (mobile & desktop) and feature rich and allows several modes of interaction with the user (e.g. template driven, power user). An important aspect of the system is its ability to search individual quiz objects, which allows greater reuse of questions.

  • WMTE - Generation of quiz objects (QO) with a quiz Engine Developer (QED)
    IEEE International Workshop on Wireless and Mobile Technologies in Education (WMTE'05), 1
    Co-Authors: Kevin Johnson, Timothy Hall, D. O'keeffe
    Abstract:

    This paper introduces a novel open source platform independent quiz Engine Developer (QED). This is a standards compliant (IMS QTI) system which permits the user to develop questions at the lowest level of granularity (termed quiz objects). Quizzes are a natural symbiotic partner to learning and therefore are equally as important to complete the learning experience. These quiz objects are structured similarly to learning objects (IEEE LOM) and similarly this object-orientated approach supports interoperability and reusability by the development of quiz banks that are searchable and shareable between independent Developers. The quiz Engine that has been designed is Web-based, cross platform (mobile & desktop) and feature rich and allows several modes of interaction with the user (e.g. template driven, power user). An important aspect of the system is its ability to search individual quiz objects, which allows greater reuse of questions.