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At M.Kumarasamy College of Engineering (MKCE), we emphasize the significance of engineering ethics in shaping responsible engineers. Engineering ethics guide decision-making, foster professionalism, and ensure societal welfare. Our curriculum integrates these principles, teaching students to consider the long-term impacts of their work. Students are trained in truthfulness, transparency, and ethical communication, while also prioritizing public safety and environmental sustainability. We focus on risk management and encourage innovation in sustainable technologies. Our programs also address contemporary challenges like artificial intelligence and cybersecurity, preparing students to tackle these with ethical responsibility. MKCE nurtures future engineers who lead with integrity and contribute to society’s well-being.
To know more : https://mkce.ac.in/blog/engineering-ethics-and-navigating-the-challenges-of-modern-technologies/
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In a heart-wrenching episode that unfolded recently, an under-construction overbridge in Mizoram gave way, exacting an unforgiving toll of at least 17 lives. This tragic incident inevitably compels us to ponder over the often neglected but indispensable aspects of safety protocols at construction sites and the indispensability of employing materials of the utmost quality. Regrettably, India’s chronicles bear the scars of numerous bridge collapses, shining a glaring spotlight on the pressing need for invigorated measures to thwart such heartrending catastrophes.In recent years, India has witnessed a series of harrowing bridge collapses, triggering both loss of precious life and severe damage to property. The ensuing apprehensions regarding the safety of bridges across the nation demand immediate, introspective contemplation. Among the distressing episodes etched in our collective memory are:
1. Katra Bridge Collapse (2018)
2. Mumbai Bridge Collapse (2017)
3. Uttar Pradesh Bridge Collapse (2016)
4. Andhra Pradesh Bridge Collapse (2015)
5. Assam Bridge Collapse (2014)
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Guys...I'm not dead. See? Here's the evidence. I just completed an internship at an aviation startup that shall remain nameless!
I should explain ORM:
ORM is short for Operational Risk Management. When you are undertaking an "operation," you want to mitigate risks that may arise from the situation and conditions under which you are conducting your....y'know. Your operation. There are several things that can affect an operation and they are all outlined in this comic.
I decided to make a comic to thank my coworkers for my internship experience. In this fictional scenario, we checked all boxes for fulfilling conditions that affect ORM. (This would never happen IRL!)
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SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES AND TOURISM DEVELOPMENT AT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM IBADAN AS A STUDY AREA
SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES AND TOURISM DEVELOPMENT AT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM IBADAN AS A STUDY AREA ABSTRACT This research explores the role of sustainable practices in tourism development, with a focus on the National Museum Ibadan, Nigeria. The study investigates the current sustainable practices at the museum, their impact on tourism development, the challenges faced in integrating sustainability, and…
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The Role of Quantity Surveyors in Public Sector Projects
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The Importance of Software Validation for Medical Devices
In the rapidly evolving field of medical device technology, software plays a crucial role in the functionality, reliability, and safety of medical devices. Ensuring that these software components perform as intended is not just a regulatory requirement but also a critical aspect of patient safety. This brings us to the vital process of software validation for medical devices.
What is Software Validation?
Software validation is a systematic process that ensures a software application meets its intended purpose and user needs within a regulated environment. In the context of medical devices, it involves a series of planned activities to confirm that the software performs as expected and complies with regulatory standards set by bodies such as the FDA, EMA, and other relevant authorities.
Why is Software Validation Crucial for Medical Devices?
1.Patient Safety:
The primary goal of software validation is to ensure patient safety. Medical devices, especially those used for diagnosis, treatment, or monitoring, must perform accurately to prevent any harm to patients. Validation helps in identifying and mitigating risks associated with software failures.
2. Regulatory Compliance:
Regulatory bodies mandate software validation to ensure that medical devices are safe and effective. Compliance with standards such as FDA's 21 CFR Part 820 and ISO 13485 is essential for market approval and to avoid legal repercussions.
3. Quality Assurance:
Validation helps in maintaining the quality of the software. It ensures that the software development process is robust, and that the final product is free from defects. This is crucial for maintaining the device’s reliability over its lifecycle.
4. Cost Efficiency:
Identifying issues early in the software development lifecycle through validation can save significant costs associated with post-market corrections, recalls, and litigations. It is more cost-effective to fix problems before the software is deployed.
Key Steps in Software Validation for Medical Devices
1. Planning
The first step in software validation is planning. A validation plan outlines the scope, approach, resources, and schedule for validation activities. It should also define the criteria for acceptance, roles and responsibilities, and documentation requirements.
2. Requirement Analysis
Clearly defining software requirements is critical. These requirements should be precise, measurable, and traceable. They serve as a benchmark for validation activities and ensure that the software meets user needs and regulatory standards.
3. Risk Management
Risk management involves identifying potential risks associated with the software, evaluating their impact, and implementing mitigation strategies. Tools like Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) are commonly used to assess risks.
4. Design and Development
During the design and development phase, it is important to follow good software engineering practices. This includes version control, code reviews, and adherence to coding standards. Prototypes and simulations can also be used to validate the design before full-scale development.
5. Verification
Verification involves checking that the software design outputs meet the specified requirements. This can include activities like code inspections, static analysis, and unit testing. Verification ensures that the software is built correctly.
6. Validation Testing
Validation testing is performed to confirm that the software meets the user needs and intended use. This includes system testing, integration testing, and user acceptance testing. It is important to test the software in an environment that simulates real-world use.
7. Documentation
Documentation is a critical component of software validation. It provides evidence that validation activities have been conducted according to the plan and that the software meets all requirements. Key documents include the validation plan, test protocols, test reports, and a validation summary.
8. Post-Market Surveillance
Validation does not end with the release of the software. Post-market surveillance involves monitoring the software’s performance in the field, collecting user feedback, and making necessary updates or corrections. This helps in ensuring ongoing compliance and addressing any emerging risks.
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Thinking abt my dupes some more, and it's such a joy imagining them working together to try and invent new stuff for their needs with their limited resources, especially when it comes to the guys anywhere but the main colony where the only actual scientist lives lol
#rat rambles#oni posting#tbf there is a doctor on one of the other colonies so its a good thing mi-ma has her at least#just the crew all learning to genuinely create for the first time and being estatic as someone makes a toaster or smth for the first time#and then they realize they can fuck around with food too and chefs have to swat everyone away from the stove to hog the creative joys#meanwhile the diggers are just staring with big sad eyes at the engineers and burt begging them to upgrade their mining guns#they wanna have fun with new things too!!! please somehow invent a neutronium blaster that the poor sad diggers can have fun with#meanwhile burt is just sitting there experiencing The Horrors (digging through olivia's database)#well ok several dupes are going through their own personal horrors since theyve yet to reinvent therapy 😔#a good chunk of them are going through the horrors of their primary food source being raw lettus lol#hey this is future them I can imagine theyve been sent duskcaps and pufts and have managed to enjoy a wider diet#and that the main colony have been getting to leech off of the stuffed berries from their teleporter neighbors#the fourth colony I forgot abt when drawing the last drawing have been thriving off of grubberry pie for ages tho theyre living lavish#yes colonizing that planet was an ordeal since its the flipped asteroid but its ok because they survived#and by they I mostly mean quinn they were rly the only one who ever was at risk#just another near death experience to add to their list (most of them were radiation related lol)#that's what happens when you adamantly refuse to use athmo suits and proper radiation shielding while doing space travel#oh also lets imagine that they all eventually got propper spoms set up and cleaned up the hydrogen floating around literally everywhere#and that I fixed my power problems by using the natural gas vents that were very easily available to me#and lets also imagine they managed to set up proper cooling systems and disenfecting systems as well#anyways I need to go shower while I continue to think abt my lovely dupes
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So Venus is my favorite planet in the solar system - everything about it is just so weird.
It has this extraordinarily dense atmosphere that by all accounts shouldn't exist - Venus is close enough to the sun (and therefore hot enough) that the atmosphere should have literally evaporated away, just like Mercury's. We think Earth manages to keep its atmosphere by virtue of our magnetic field, but Venus doesn't even have that going for it. While Venus is probably volcanically active, it definitely doesn't have an internal magnetic dynamo, so whatever form of volcanism it has going on is very different from ours. And, it spins backwards! For some reason!!
But, for as many mysteries as Venus has, the United States really hasn't spent much time investigating it. The Soviet Union, on the other hand, sent no less than 16 probes to Venus between 1961 and 1984 as part of the Venera program - most of them looked like this!
The Soviet Union had a very different approach to space than the United States. NASA missions are typically extremely risk averse, and the spacecraft we launch are generally very expensive one-offs that have only one chance to succeed or fail.
It's lead to some really amazing science, but to put it into perspective, the Mars Opportunity rover only had to survive on Mars for 90 days for the mission to be declared a complete success. That thing lasted 15 years. I love the Opportunity rover as much as any self-respecting NASA engineer, but how much extra time and money did we spend that we didn't technically "need" to for it to last 60x longer than required?
Anyway, all to say, the Soviet Union took a more incremental approach, where failures were far less devastating. The Venera 9 through 14 probes were designed to land on the surface of Venus, and survive long enough to take a picture with two cameras - not an easy task, but a fairly straightforward goal compared to NASA standards. They had…mixed results.
Venera 9 managed to take a picture with one camera, but the other one's lens cap didn't deploy.
Venera 10 also managed to take a picture with one camera, but again the other lens cap didn't deploy.
Venera 11 took no pictures - neither lens cap deployed this time.
Venera 12 also took no pictures - because again, neither lens cap deployed.
Lotta problems with lens caps.
For Venera 13 and 14, in addition to the cameras they sent a device to sample the Venusian "soil". Upon landing, the arm was supposed to swing down and analyze the surface it touched - it was a simple mechanism that couldn't be re-deployed or adjusted after the first go.
This time, both lens caps FINALLY ejected perfectly, and we were treated to these marvelous, eerie pictures of the Venus landscape:
However, when the Venera 14 soil sampler arm deployed, instead of sampling the Venus surface, it managed to swing down and land perfectly on….an ejected lens cap.
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Engineering Success: Mastering Risk Management In Product Design

Effective risk management in product engineering is a vital discipline that identifies, analyzes, and mitigates potential risks throughout the development lifecycle. It safeguards against uncertainties that could disrupt timelines, inflate costs, or compromise quality. In a dynamic environment of technological advancements and evolving market demands, effective strategies anticipate and address diverse risks, turning them into opportunities for growth. Through exploration of best practices and real-life examples, readers gain insight into navigating product engineering uncertainties with confidence and foresight.
Understanding Risks in Product Engineering
Risks in product engineering are potential events or conditions that could hinder project objectives. They encompass various types, including technical, operational, market, and financial risks. Each type requires unique mitigation strategies.
Defining Risks in Product Engineering
Technical risks involve challenges with technology, such as software or hardware issues. Operational risks pertain to project execution processes and logistics. Market risks relate to external factors like market demand and competition. Financial risks involve budget constraints and return on investment considerations.
The Impact of Risks on Projects
Risks can substantially impact product engineering projects. Technical risks may cause development delays, while operational risks can lead to inefficiencies and increased costs. Market risks may result in products that do not meet user expectations, and financial risks could threaten project viability.
Risk Assessment
A Structured Approach: A structured approach to risk assessment is essential for identifying potential threats. This involves system characterization, threat identification, vulnerability identification, control analysis, likelihood determination, impact analysis, risk determination, and control recommendations. This process ensures a thorough understanding of risks and forms the basis for effective risk management strategies.
Risk Identification in Product Engineering
Early detection is crucial for effective risk management. Vigilance should begin at the conceptualization stage, involving thorough market analyses, feasibility studies, and technology assessments.
Understanding market trends and customer preferences is key. This entails analyzing competitors, identifying emerging market needs, and foreseeing shifts in consumer behavior.
Evaluating technical and operational feasibility is essential. This involves assessing available resources, technological capabilities, and logistical aspects to identify potential risks.
Assessing the suitability and scalability of technology is vital. This helps identify risks related to integration, scalability, and technological obsolescence.
Engaging with stakeholders provides diverse perspectives. Stakeholder feedback is crucial for identifying usability and customer experience-related risks.
Various tools aid in risk identification. SWOT analysis recognizes internal and external factors, while risk matrices categorize and prioritize risks based on likelihood and impact.
Risk Analysis and Prioritization
After identifying risks, analyzing their severity and likelihood is crucial. Qualitative methods, such as expert judgment, and quantitative methods, like probability distributions, aid in this assessment. Prioritizing risks based on impact on project objectives, probability of occurrence, time sensitivity, and resource availability ensures focused mitigation efforts. Developing a risk register facilitates ongoing monitoring and management of identified risks throughout the project lifecycle.
Risk Mitigation Strategies in Product Engineering
Once risks are identified and prioritized, the focus shifts to developing mitigation plans. Strategies include risk avoidance, altering plans to eliminate or protect from risk; risk reduction, implementing quality control measures; risk transfer, outsourcing, or purchasing insurance; risk acceptance, when mitigation costs outweigh benefits; and contingency planning, preparing for worst-case scenarios with budget reserves or alternative plans. These strategies aim to reduce the likelihood or minimize the impact of potential risks on project objectives.
Risk Monitoring and Control
In product engineering, effective risk management is a continual process involving ongoing monitoring and control. This includes regular tracking and reviewing of the risk register, establishing KPIs for risk management, maintaining open communication with stakeholders, and adjusting strategies as projects evolve. Feedback loops and post-project reviews provide valuable insights for future risk management endeavors, ensuring continual improvement in managing project risks.
Integrating Risk Management into the Product Engineering Process
Embedding risk management practices throughout the product lifecycle is essential for proactive risk handling. This involves fostering a risk-aware culture and incorporating risk management into every phase, from project planning to design, development, testing, and deployment. Leadership plays a crucial role in promoting risk awareness, while training programs ensure team members possess the necessary skills. Leveraging tools and technologies further enhances risk management efficiency, providing real-time data and analytics to inform decision-making and support all stakeholders.
Learning from Risks: Post-Project Analysis
Post-Project Analysis involves conducting thorough reviews focused on risk management effectiveness. This includes evaluating strategies, documenting lessons learned, and identifying areas for improvement. Insights gained from these reviews can be used to enhance future risk management practices, promote knowledge sharing, and foster a culture of continuous improvement within the organization. Effective risk management is vital for navigating the complexities of product engineering projects and ensuring their success.
Conclusion
Effective risk management in a product engineering services company is a continuous process integrated into every stage of development. It demands diligence, foresight, and adaptability, from identifying risks early to adjusting mitigation strategies. Key aspects include structured risk assessment, embedding risk practices into project phases, leadership's role in fostering a risk-aware culture, and leveraging advanced tools. Post-project reviews are crucial for learning and improvement, contributing to more successful outcomes and increased customer satisfaction in future projects.
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Engineering Ethics and Navigating Challenges of Technologies
At M.Kumarasamy College of Engineering (MKCE), we emphasize the significance of engineering ethics in shaping responsible engineers. Engineering ethics guide decision-making, foster professionalism, and ensure societal welfare. Our curriculum integrates these principles, teaching students to consider the long-term impacts of their work. Students are trained in truthfulness, transparency, and ethical communication, while also prioritizing public safety and environmental sustainability. We focus on risk management and encourage innovation in sustainable technologies. Our programs also address contemporary challenges like artificial intelligence and cybersecurity, preparing students to tackle these with ethical responsibility. MKCE nurtures future engineers who lead with integrity and contribute to society’s well-being.
To know more : https://mkce.ac.in/blog/engineering-ethics-and-navigating-the-challenges-of-modern-technologies/
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I really should write a fic about it. I have so many headcanons and fan dungeons; Icelandic Atlantis dungeon, The Oubliette, Labyrinth dungeon where the demon acts like David Bowie, and (always sunny theme) "Mithrun takes the gang cave diving." which includes Otta getting cockblocked from the hot halfling scuba instructor and the consequences of everyone forgetting to keep reminding Mithrun to equalize his ears when they hurt.
I'm of the opinion that Flamela was Mithrun's second for his first dungeon back, but the party nearly wiped during the dungeon lord fight (half the party died including flamela, Mithrun collapsed from mana depletion, and the last one standing smartly gave him a rapid mana transfer before resurrecting anyone else. That was when the Canaries learned they had to make sure to check his mana reserves before a big fight), and afterwards she was made deputy with her own squad and only sent to baby dungeons and ancient magic investigations.
She has NEVER forgiven Mithrun for that, she got ONE TASTE of everything she wanted and now her job is mostly fucking paperwork!
elf drama i just made up
#god and dont even get me started on halfpast-contrast and i's Dungeon Lord Kabru AU#it's Kabru and Mithrun’s dynamic plus the two of them playing death note style mind games with each other#Kabru shows up the second the squad shows up in his dungeon to keep an eye on them#and Mithrun agrees to hire him as a mountain guide because Kabru is acting immediately Suspicious#the dungeon is called Talung Peak and has high altitude mountain climbing as most of its environmental hazards#the demon is an emotionally manipulative mother figure posing as a local monkey god#and gives Kabru a town like Utaya as a secret first floor#which of course REAL adventurers and merchants then flock to and populate#Mithrun makes Kabru instantly obsessed with him#because when Kabru shows him one of the shrines with a little statue of a small monkey and says its the local mountain god#and people leave small offerings like beads or coins and pray for what they want the mountain to provide#MITHRUN PULLS OUT HIS GLASS EYE PUTS IT IN THE DISH AND WHISPERS “You already know what I want” in the statue's ear#cause he fucking knows the demon's game#its maybe one of the best pieces of mithrun character writing I've ever done#he forgot to put his glove back on afterwards and walked off to go investigate the town with his fingers at risk of frostbite#kabru had to tell him to but it back on while still reeling from fishing Mithrun's EYE out of the offering dish#the only thing that would make it better is if we had a good Laios rper#so when the demon fucking Chimerafies Mithrun to “give him” to Kabru#Laios can O.O while Kabru’s fucking horrified#(Mithrun’s fine the Canaries reverse engineer shifter tattoos and manage to make them mostly work#since Mithrun’s chimera is more human than white dragon and giant canary#cause of course Kabru wouldn't want him if he was Mostly Monster and the demon knows that#the only problem is he now has some Dragon Desires especially in chimera form#so while yes now he does have the desire to eat#hes only hungry for raw meat so its still a big problem)#ALSO go check out halfpast-contrast's awesome dungeon meshi emoji packs!!!#its the pinned post on their blog!!!#the animated one of Mithrun giving a thumbs up and then fading away is my favorite thing of a time
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Mars ♂ in Houses
Mars in 1st House
You are bold, combative and impatient by nature. You can tend to act first and think later, or jump to conclusions too quickly. Not content with just watching life from the side-lines, you need to have direct experiences. Equally, you can be headstrong and inconsiderate; wanting things your own way or not at all. Physically, you should enjoy good stamina and body strength. However, with your tendency to impulsiveness, there may be accidents and injuries.
Mars in 2nd House
Impulse buying is not unknown to you! A certain amount of your energy and drive is directed at making or spending money. On occasion, you may be prepared to take financial and business risks. You can get a rush from wheeling and dealing. Less positively, there can be conflicts over money or possessions.
Mars in 3rd House
Your thinking is quick and sharp and you like to participate in active discussions and debates. At times, your verbal manner can be too abrupt or cutting for others. Arguments and disputes with neighbors or siblings are possible. Some care is necessary when driving or undertaking short journeys.
Mars in 4th House
A fine line exists between your home being a place of high activity or a battlefield. You like to dominate your domestic scene and in extreme cases can come across to your family as a hothead or bully. Equally, a dominant parent can cause friction within the family. You have to watch how you express your physical energies around your home, as accidents are possible.
Mars in 5th House
A born romantic, you are ardent, passionate and enthusiastic about pursuing the object of your affection. Likewise, suitors can be just as ardent and determined in their pursuit of your affections. You have a competitive spirit and may excel in a sport or recreational activity. There can be a tendency to take risky gambles.
Mars in 6th House
You are an energetic and industrious worker. If you employ others, you need to be aware of potential conflicts and losses through staff. There can be accidents at work and danger to your health through impatience or impulsiveness. You may be susceptible to burns, bruises and fevers.
Mars in 7th House
You are drawn to energetic and enthusiastic people. Direct and competitive in your relationships, you need a partner that you can spar with. Quarrels and disagreements are frequent in your personal unions. Other people can annoy or irritate you if they interfere in your life. Partnerships tend to be made and broken quickly and impulsively.
Mars in 8th House
You have strong survival instincts and react quickly to threatening or risky situations. You can act recklessly and defiantly, yet you instinctively know how far to take things. Facing perilous situations can give you an adrenalin rush. You are prone to arguments over money and shared resources with personal or professional partners. Problems or disputes may arise over legacies and inheritances.
Mars in 9th House
You have an enthusiasm for learning and acquiring knowledge. However, you are not a person who just sits back and accepts what you're told or taught; you tend to challenge ideas and outlooks. Travel interests you and can broaden your horizons, however, you may need to take care physically when overseas. Legal conflicts are possible.
Mars in 10th House
You have high ambition, coupled with a strong desire and drive to do the best you can professionally. You are motivated by the urge to achieve goals and vocational aspirations. Competitive and energetic, you may do well in careers associated with the military, engineering, sport or corporate management. Be aware, that an over-estimation of yourself or the misuse of your energy can damage your reputation. You may experience conflicts with authority figures.
Mars in 11th House
You are motivated to make friends and to join clubs or societies. Your friends tend to be boisterous and energetic. Arguments and conflicts are likely between you and your friends. You need to be careful with regard to the company you keep, as others can lead you into trouble. Consequently, some of your friendships are frequently tested or deemed to be more demanding than they are worth.
Mars in 12th House
You may find it difficult to keep motivated or to take action when required. You can benefit from taking time out to recharge your batteries. Secretive behavior can create difficulties. Be aware that there is a danger of being exploited or undermined by others.
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