Lectures related to Optical Interference: Thin Film Thickness Calculation

Demonstrates launching WinCC OA and executing a synoptic view in a semester project.

Covers memory safety principles and the client/server architecture in system design.

Covers the configuration and management of the GlobalViewer Enterprise system.

Presents a new button for filtering content by location, improving user experience and efficiency.

Covers the basics of robotics, including perception, action, and the sensorimotor loop.

Covers form layout and design in ServiceNow, including customizing behavior and user interface control.

Covers the management of lists in ServiceNow, focusing on incidents, priorities, and group assignments.

Covers the user interface of an LMS and creating content for a flipped classroom.

Explores the basics of Transmission Electron Microscopy, covering user interface, camera settings, sensitivity adjustments, and vacuum supervision.

Explores dislocation motion, thin film growth models, and interface nature in modern technology.

Covers the fundamentals of electromagnetic waves and optics, including interference phenomena, diffraction, refraction, and reflection of light.

Explains the Model-View-Controller (MVC) design pattern using Java code examples.

Covers the Microrécif project, focusing on C++ simulation development and graphical interface implementation using GTKmm.

Covers Aseba Studio interface, features, event programming, and connecting Thymio.

Explores the laws of reflection and refraction in transparent matter, focusing on wave interaction with dielectric slabs.

Explores RTS and MOBA games, focusing on strategy, teamwork, hero selection, and industry impact.

Covers the essential steps for connecting to Zoom and managing virtual meetings effectively.

Explores the learning process of programming Thymio with VPL.

Covers automating babyfoot strategies, improving interfaces, developing tactics, and visualizing game dynamics.

Explores the operation and imaging techniques of Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM), including service mode setup and digital micrograph usage.