Newton argued that if a cannon could be placed on a hill high enough to be outside the earth's atmosphere, and if the cannon could be made powerful enough, a cannonball could be placed in orbit around the earth.
About 50 years before Newton formulated the law of gravity, Johanne Kepler (1571-1630) had found some rules that could be used to calculate the orbits of the planets
The key word of often appears in application problems involving fractions. When a fraction is followed by the word of, it indicates that we are to find a part of some quantity using multiplication
Learn the units that go with various quantities, express units using their abbreviations, and make new units by combining numerical prefixes with units.
When solving equations, we should simplify the expressions that make up the left and right sides before applying any properties of equality. Often, that involves removing parentheses and/or combining like terms.
Capturing value in the requirements is very important. However, many BAs just ignore it and rather focus on the requirements not the value out of it. In this video, you will learn 10 points which will help you capture value of the requirements ensuring that you will be delivering really what is asked from you in a way that satisfies your stakeholders
A trade-off decision that many solution architects struggle to make is what requirements to compromise if security and performance requirements conflict? Something which I saw many times in my long career. One point of view is that good user experience is linked primarily to the performance of the system since it does make sense to provide good functionality but without a responsive system. On the other hand, some architects would see that providing a maximum level of security would give a better user experience. This may be true, but have they considered system performance while adding all security measures?
