CZ:Core Articles/Applied Arts and Sciences

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Agriculture - Stage 2

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crop plough crop rotation farm rice irrigation

millet sorghum flax cotton two-crop rotation three-crop rotation rice paddy granary

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agriculture horticulture

maize

wheat

Business - Stage 2

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http://en.citizendium.org/skins/common/images/button_bold.png Profit (now moved to Profit and loss) Goods Services (10) Consumer Cooperative (10) Market Economy

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Capital

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Computers - Stage 4

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10 pointers  Linked list: In computer science, a type of ordered collection in which each item contains a reference to the item that follows it. [e] (10)  Regular Language: In computing theory, one that is accepted by a finite automaton. [e] (10)  Turing Machine: A theoretical computing device, first posited by mathematician Alan Turing, which has been used extensively in analyzing computing problems such as tractability and complexity theory. [e] ** (10)  Interpreter (computer): In computer science, anything that turns one set of instructions into another set of instructions that are then immediately (or nearly immediately) executed. In the abstract sense, "instructions" can be anything, from operating system commands to a specific programming language (such as Python) [e] (10)  Virtual memory: A concept in computer science whereby an operating system can use alternate (usually slower) data storage to impersonate real memory and run programs that ordinarily would not fit into real memory (RAM) [e] (10) 5 pointers  Halting problem: The task to decide whether a certain computer (executing a certain program) will eventually stop. [e] (5)  Database: A collection of computer-readable records, at one or more location, that are organized in some meaningful way beyond simple sequence of creation [e] (5) Threading: Add brief definition or description (5) Liquid Crystal Display: Add brief definition or description (5) Data types: Add brief definition or description (5) includes static vs. dynamic, mention of inference, and other appropriate parts of Wikipedia's Data types, Type system and [[Type theory}} Floating point: Add brief definition or description (5)  Machine learning: Process or technique by which an object modifies its own behavior as the result of its past experience and performance, and/or the self-acquisition of new data. [e] (5) Software testing: Add brief definition or description (5)  String (computing): In computing and more specifically in various programming languages, a variable type that can hold text [e] (5)  Two's complement: Add brief definition or description (5) 2 pointers Binary Tree: Add brief definition or description (2) Priority queue: Add brief definition or description (2) Chomsky hierarchy: Add brief definition or description (2) Depth-first search: Add brief definition or description (2) Dynamic programming: Add brief definition or description (2) Random Access Machine: Add brief definition or description (2) Stacks and queues: Add brief definition or description (2) Cache: Add brief definition or description (2) Process: Add brief definition or description (2) in the context of an operating system SQL: Add brief definition or description (2) Computer Keyboard: Add brief definition or description (2) Computer Mouse: Add brief definition or description (2)  Hard Disk: Add brief definition or description (2) Abstract data type: Add brief definition or description (2)  Alan Turing: British mathematician, code breaker and computer pioneer. [e] (2) ACM: Add brief definition or description (2) EFI: Add brief definition or description (2) Turing Award: Prestigious award in computer science, presented by the Association for Computing Machinery [e] (2)

Theory, algorithms, data structures and Languages B-Tree: Add brief definition or description Red-Black tree: Add brief definition or description Skip list: Add brief definition or description Branch and bound: Add brief definition or description Breadth-first search: Add brief definition or description Decidability theory: Add brief definition or description Finite state machine: Add brief definition or description  Fast Fourier transform: Add brief definition or description Huffman code: Add brief definition or description  Lambda calculus: Add brief definition or description Minimum spanning tree: Add brief definition or description Min cut and max flow: Add brief definition or description Monte Carlo algorithm: Add brief definition or description Order statistics (algorithms): Add brief definition or description i.e. median  Recurrence relation: Add brief definition or description Relational algebra: Add brief definition or description Shortest path: Add brief definition or description (includes Dijkstra's algorithm) Ada programming language: Add brief definition or description Debugging: Add brief definition or description Eiffel programming language: Add brief definition or description Forth programming language: Add brief definition or description Fortran programming language: Add brief definition or description  Haskell programming language: Add brief definition or description ML programming language: Add brief definition or description Object oriented: Add brief definition or description in the context of programming languages Prolog programming language: Add brief definition or description Type inference: Add brief definition or description  ASCII: Add brief definition or description Bit: Add brief definition or description (or should that be redirect to Binary numeral system?) Capatcha: Add brief definition or description Computational Biology: Add brief definition or description  Computer program: Add brief definition or description Linear programming: Add brief definition or description

Systems, networking, and misc Computer vision: Add brief definition or description  Geometric computing: Add brief definition or description ** GPL: Add brief definition or description Grid computing: Add brief definition or description Software standards: Add brief definition or description Software verification: Add brief definition or description  Unicode: Add brief definition or description  Bandwidth: Add brief definition or description Throughput: Add brief definition or description FTP: Add brief definition or description  Latency: Add brief definition or description Computer Virus: Add brief definition or description  Ethernet: Add brief definition or description Graphical User Interface: Add brief definition or description Lock (computing): Add brief definition or description Pipelining: Add brief definition or description Semaphore (computing): Add brief definition or description Transactional memory: Add brief definition or description Universal Serial Bus: Add brief definition or description a.k.a. USB  Random Access Memory: Add brief definition or description {{rpl|Wireless Networking]] {{rpl|Cathode Ray Tube]] {{rpl|Memory management unit]] {{rpl|ANSI]] {{rpl|IEEE]] {{rpl|IETF]] {{rpl|ISO]] {{rpl|World Wide Web Consortium]] ** {{rpl|Frances Allen]] {{rpl|Alonzo Church]] {{rpl|Kurt Goedel]] {{rpl|Richard Karp]] {{rpl|Robert Tarjan]]

Not quite important enough?

SMTP several topics to consider at List of topics in software engineering People Ada Lovelace The Anti-Kythera Mechanism Is this really important enough? Warren Schudy 20:22, 8 January 2008 (CST) Theory Planar Graph Probably not important enough Warren Schudy 18:35, 8 January 2008 (CST) Theory Probabilistically checkable proof PCP theorem is important for current research, but maybe not top-100 Warren Schudy 20:22, 8 January 2008 (CST) standards organizations: , WS-I, etc. Languages Erlang programming language Languages OCaml programming language Systems Microprocessor (we already have CPU) Data Fibonacci heap Theory Graph theory (important, but removed from here because it's in the math list. If math removes it from theirs, we should add it back to ours.)

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Theory and Languages Theory Algorithm Theory Big O notation Theory Binary numeral system Theory Complexity of algorithms Theory Computational complexity theory Theory Data structure Theory Markov chain Theory NP complexity class Theory Quantum computation Theory Sorting algorithms Languages C programming language Languages Compiler Languages C_sharp Languages COBOL Languages Javascript Languages Java programming language Languages Perl Languages PHP Languages Programming language Languages Python programming language Languages Ruby programming language Languages List_of_programming_languages

Systems and Networking Network Computer network Network Email Network HTTP Network Internet Systems Assembly language Systems Central processing unit Systems Linux Systems Microsoft Windows Systems MySQL Systems Operating system Systems Software engineering

Misc Artificial intelligence Byte Closed source software Computer science Data compression Digital computer HTML Open source software Parallel computation Software bug Pointer Org Free Software Foundation Org Microsoft Org Google People Donald Knuth People Charles Babbage

Engineering - Stage 2

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Electronics (10) Telecommunications (10) Chemical engineering (10) Milton Beychok. Ok per Anthony Argyriou 23:08, 25 January 2008 (CST) Structural engineering (10) Bioengineering (10) Supten Sarbadhikari (ok. Anthony Argyriou 12:34, 18 January 2008 (CST)) Industrial engineering (5) Nuclear engineering (5) Information theory (5) by User:Fred Cohen. Anthony Argyriou 12:34, 18 January 2008 (CST) Mechanics of solids (5) Elasticity (physics) (5) by Anthony Argyriou 15:57, 2 April 2008 (CDT) Plasticity (5) Strength of materials (5) Internal combustion engine (5) Alternating current (5) Chemical synthesis (5) Irrigation (2) Distillation (2) by Milton Beychok 19:58, 7 February 2009 (UTC) Transport engineering (2) Road (2) Air dispersion modeling (2) by Milton Beychok 19:58, 7 February 2009 (UTC) Military engineering Statics (physics) Dynamics (physics) Direct current Chemical reaction Filter (engineering) Continuum mechanics

Control theory Power system Power engineering Steam engine Metallurgy Soil mechanics Naval architecture Transportation systems Aircraft -by User:Dan Nachbar. Anthony Argyriou 12:34, 18 January 2008 (CST) Circuit theory Digital system Aluminum (or Aluminium) Composite materials Construction ** Manufacturing Mining Insulation (electrical) Insultaion (thermal) Heat transfer Corrosion Combustion Failure (engineering) Factor of safety Surveying Technical drawing (or Technical illustration or Engineering graphics) Audio engineering Broadcast engineering Turbine Vibration Welding *

Signal processing by User:Hendra I. Nurdin. Anthony Argyriou 12:34, 18 January 2008 (CST) Digital signal processing Z-transform Kalman filter Otto cycle Diesel cycle Carnot cycle Inductor Capacitor Diode Vacuum tube (note - expand to own article from Electronic switch) Relay (electrical) Potentiometer Operational amplifier Karnaugh map Analog filter Digital filter Butterworth filter

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Civil engineering Mechanical engineering Electrical engineering Materials science Geotechnical engineering Environmental engineering Thermodynamics

Automobile Bicycle Ship Robotics Concrete Steel

Transistor Resistor Integrated circuit Firearm

Food Science - Stage 2

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Aspartame Butter Culinary art Cooking utensils Diet (10) Food additive Food allergies and food sensitivities Food chemistry Food irradiation Food poisoning Food processing Food safety Healthy diet Ice cream Junk food (10) Monosodium glutamate Organic food (10) Pasteurization Preservative Saccharin Veganism

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Cuisine

Vegetarianism

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Healing Arts - Stage 2

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Alternative medicine Ayurveda Holistic health Naturopathy Reiki Phytotherapy (Herbalism will redirect, but phytotherapy is the MeSH term) Feng Shui

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Yoga Acupuncture

Homeopathy

Chiropractic

Health Sciences - Stage 2

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Reminder: 5 10-point articles, 10 5-point articles, 18 2-point articles, and 66 1-point articles.

•  Health: Add brief definition or description
• Medicine: Add brief definition or description
• Acid-base physiology (human): Add brief definition or description
• Adrenocorticotropic Hormone: Add brief definition or description
• Albinism: Add brief definition or description
•  Alzheimer's disease: Add brief definition or description
• Arterial system: Add brief definition or description
•  Auditory system: Add brief definition or description
•  Blood: Add brief definition or description
• Bone: Add brief definition or description
• Capillary: Add brief definition or description
• Collagen: Add brief definition or description
•  Dementia: Add brief definition or description
• Depression: Add brief definition or description
• Diabetes: Add brief definition or description (10)
•  Diabetes mellitus type 2: Add brief definition or description
• Digestion: Add brief definition or description
• Down syndrome: Add brief definition or description
• Egg (biology): Add brief definition or description
• Endocrine system: Add brief definition or description
•  Eye: Add brief definition or description
•  Gene therapy: Add brief definition or description
• Genetic fingerprint: Add brief definition or description
•  Heart: Add brief definition or description
•  Human Immunodeficiency Virus: Add brief definition or description
• Hypertension: Add brief definition or description
• Immune system: Add brief definition or description
• Intestine: Add brief definition or description
• Karyotype: Add brief definition or description
• Klinefelter syndrome: Add brief definition or description
• Lung: Add brief definition or description
•  Liver: Add brief definition or description
•  Malaria: Add brief definition or description
• Muscle: Add brief definition or description
• Non disjunction: Add brief definition or description
•  Obesity: Add brief definition or description
• Organ (anatomy): Add brief definition or description
•  Pharmacy: Add brief definition or description
• Protease inhibitors: Add brief definition or description
• Reproductive system: Add brief definition or description
• Respiration (physiology): Add brief definition or description
• Skeleton: Add brief definition or description
•  Skin: Add brief definition or description
•  Smoking cessation: Add brief definition or description
• Sperm: Add brief definition or description
• Testes: Add brief definition or description
• Tumor: Add brief definition or description
• Turner syndrome: Add brief definition or description
•  Vaccine: Add brief definition or description
• Viral diseases: Add brief definition or description

Journalism - Stage 2

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History of journalism** Broadcast Journalism Copyrighting Editing Copy Writing news Reporting news Citizen journalist

Ethics in Journalism**

Columbia Journalism Review National Association of Black Journalists

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Editing

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Library and Information Science - Stage 2

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Decimal System Card Catalogue Index file Reference Library of Congress

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Librarian

Encyclopedia

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Media - Stage 2

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This is where to put everything about movies and actors...

Copyright License Royalties Magnetic tape Video cassette DVD CD Newspaper Printing Press

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Television

Book

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Military - Stage 2

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Navy Soldier

Military strategy Logistics (military) Tank (military) artillery bomb machine gun edged weapon armor

Taiping Rebellion Boxer Rebellion Napoleonic Wars Russian Civil War Indian Mutiny Wars of Vietnam Wars of Afghanistan Wars of Iraq

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Military Army War Firearm sword

Tactics gunpowder

World War II World War I American Civil War