Project Report On Computer Applications

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Managing the development of major software systems and estimating the cost of that development have always been difficult, but they can be especially challenging in dynamic and continuously evolving government environments. At the same time, advances in computer power, computational analysis, and engineering methodologies are transforming the way new systems are developed.

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I hope this email finds you well! I am a student in your Computer Science 101 lecture (section 001). As the semester is coming to a close I have been thinking about my future in Computer Science (I am currently enrolled in CS201 next semester). Coming into Duke as an athlete, my advisors were hesitant to let me take Computer Science as they thought 1) I wasn’t smart enough and 2) did not have enough time; I had no experience with computer science, but convinced them to let me take it. As I have taken your course, I have grown to love computer science. The idea of being able to intertwine scientific/mathmaatcic principles with personal creativity is so appealing to me. Ideally, I would like to pursue a minor (or even major?) in computer science;

Picture archiving and communication systems (PACS) is a vital part of a healthcare organizations radiology department. These systems have evolved over the years and have proven to be crucial in streamlining patient care. Traditionally, radiologists have dedicated PACS workstations at a healthcare facility where the images are viewed and reports are dictated. Radiology images are stored locally on a server but with the constant increase in volume of medical imaging, data storage can become an issue. With new technologies and the development of a cloud based PACS, storage and retrieval of images can be done efficiently without concern for an overload of data on local workstations or servers. With a

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