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− | '''Title of the script: Design report in Osdag''' | + | '''Title of the script''': '''Design report in Osdag''' |
'''Author''': Anandajith TS | '''Author''': Anandajith TS | ||
− | '''Keywords: | + | '''Keywords:''' Osdag, member design, connection design, steel design optimisation, Tension member, design report, design check, proof-checking, IS 800, video tutorial. |
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'''Title Slide''' | '''Title Slide''' | ||
− | || Welcome to the spoken tutorial on '''‘Design report in Osdag’''' | + | || Welcome to the spoken tutorial on '''‘Design report in Osdag’'''. |
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'''Learning Objectives''' | '''Learning Objectives''' | ||
|| In this tutorial, we will learn how to, | || In this tutorial, we will learn how to, | ||
− | * Save '''design report '''in Osdag | + | * Save '''design report '''in '''Osdag''' |
* Create a user '''profile''' | * Create a user '''profile''' | ||
* Interpret the '''design report''' | * Interpret the '''design report''' | ||
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'''System Requirements''' | '''System Requirements''' | ||
|| To record this tutorial, I am using, | || To record this tutorial, I am using, | ||
− | * '''Windows 11 | + | * '''Windows 11 Operating System''', and |
− | * '''Osdag | + | * '''Osdag version 2021.02.a.a12f''' |
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'''Pre-requisites''' | '''Pre-requisites''' | ||
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− | + | The prerequisite tutorials are available on this website. | |
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|| Point to the '''home page''' of the '''Tension Member Design - Bolted to End Gusset module''' | || Point to the '''home page''' of the '''Tension Member Design - Bolted to End Gusset module''' | ||
− | || Let us switch to the '''home page''' of '''Tension Member Design - Bolted to End Gusset module | + | || Let us switch to the '''home page''' of '''Tension Member Design - Bolted to End Gusset module'''. |
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|| Click on '''File, '''Select''' Load Input.''' | || Click on '''File, '''Select''' Load Input.''' | ||
Select the '''Input file '''and click '''Open '''to load the file. | Select the '''Input file '''and click '''Open '''to load the file. | ||
− | || Load the '''Report hyphen sample hyphen design dot OSI '''file and perform the design. | + | || Load the '''Report hyphen sample hyphen design dot OSI ''' file and perform the design. |
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|| Click on Design button. | || Click on Design button. | ||
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|| Point towards the '''CAD window '''and the '''Output Dock''' | || Point towards the '''CAD window '''and the '''Output Dock''' | ||
− | || We see the '''CAD model''' and '''outputs''' as the design is successful | + | || We see the '''CAD model''' and '''outputs''' as the design is successful. |
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|| Highlight ‘Overall bolted tension member design is safe.’ in the '''Log messages '''window | || Highlight ‘Overall bolted tension member design is safe.’ in the '''Log messages '''window | ||
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|| Please note, '''Osdag '''performs a design multiple times iteratively based on the given inputs. | || Please note, '''Osdag '''performs a design multiple times iteratively based on the given inputs. | ||
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− | || | + | || Cursor near the design. |
|| However, only the latest checks are echoed in the '''design report'''. | || However, only the latest checks are echoed in the '''design report'''. | ||
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|| Only narration | || Only narration | ||
− | || We can create a '''design report '''in two ways. | + | || We can create a '''design report ''' in two ways. |
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|| Point towards the '''Create Design Report''' button | || Point towards the '''Create Design Report''' button | ||
|| By clicking '''Create Design Report '''button at the bottom of the output dock. | || By clicking '''Create Design Report '''button at the bottom of the output dock. | ||
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|| Point towards the '''Create Design Report''' button | || Point towards the '''Create Design Report''' button | ||
− | || Click the '''Create Design Report '''button at the bottom of the output dock. | + | || Click the '''Create Design Report ''' button at the bottom of the output dock. |
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|| Point towards the '''Design Report Summary''' window | || Point towards the '''Design Report Summary''' window | ||
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|| Point towards the '''OK '''button | || Point towards the '''OK '''button | ||
− | || This step is optional, users can skip it by simply clicking the '''OK '''button. | + | || This step is optional, users can skip it by simply clicking the '''OK ''' button. |
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|| Only narration | || Only narration | ||
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|| Point to the summary details. | || Point to the summary details. | ||
− | || Let us go ahead and fill in the summary details | + | || Let us go ahead and fill in the summary details. |
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− | || Type '''IIT BOMBAY '''in the '''Company Name''' field | + | || Type '''IIT BOMBAY '''in the '''Company Name''' field. |
− | || I will type the company's name | + | || I will type the company's name as '''IIT Bombay'''. |
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|| To attach a company logo to the report, click on the '''Browse '''button. | || To attach a company logo to the report, click on the '''Browse '''button. | ||
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− | || | + | || Point to the window. |
|| The '''Open Image''' window opens. | || The '''Open Image''' window opens. | ||
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|| I will browse to the location where my company logo is saved. | || I will browse to the location where my company logo is saved. | ||
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− | || | + | || Point to the image. |
|| The image used should be a PNG, SVG or JPG and preferably smaller in size. | || The image used should be a PNG, SVG or JPG and preferably smaller in size. | ||
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|| Type '''Osdag '''in the '''Group/Team Name''' field | || Type '''Osdag '''in the '''Group/Team Name''' field | ||
− | || I will type the '''Group Name '''as '''Osdag | + | || I will type the '''Group Name '''as '''Osdag'''. |
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|| Type '''Anandajith TS '''in the '''Designer '''field | || Type '''Anandajith TS '''in the '''Designer '''field | ||
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|| Type '''Tension Member Design '''in the Project Title field | || Type '''Tension Member Design '''in the Project Title field | ||
− | || Next, let us specify the project title as '''Tension Member Design | + | || Next, let us specify the project title as '''Tension Member Design'''. |
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|| Point towards the '''Subtitle''', '''Job Number''', '''Client '''and '''Additional Comments''' fields | || Point towards the '''Subtitle''', '''Job Number''', '''Client '''and '''Additional Comments''' fields | ||
− | || I will skip '''Subtitle''', '''Job Number''', '''Client '''and '''Additional Comments''' fields. | + | || I will skip '''Subtitle''', '''Job Number''', '''Client ''' and '''Additional Comments''' fields. |
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|| Click on the '''OK '''button | || Click on the '''OK '''button | ||
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|| Point to the Save File As window. | || Point to the Save File As window. | ||
− | || The '''Save File As '''window will open. | + | || The '''Save File As ''' window will open. |
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|| Browse to the '''Osdag_workspace''' directory | || Browse to the '''Osdag_workspace''' directory | ||
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|| It may take some time to save the design report. | || It may take some time to save the design report. | ||
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− | || Click on the OK button | + | || Click on the '''OK''' button |
|| A message pops up once the report is saved. | || A message pops up once the report is saved. | ||
− | Click the '''OK '''button''' | + | Click the '''OK '''button''' to acknowledge it. |
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|| Only narration | || Only narration | ||
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|| Next, we will review the report and interpret the checks. | || Next, we will review the report and interpret the checks. | ||
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− | || Open the '''tension-member-bolted.PDF '''file in the browser | + | || Open the '''tension-member-bolted.PDF ''' file in the browser |
− | || I have opened the report in the Edge browser. | + | || I have opened the report in the '''Edge browser'''. |
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|| Only narration | || Only narration | ||
− | || You may open the report using any PDF viewer or the browser of your choice. | + | || You may open the report using any '''PDF viewer''' or the browser of your choice. |
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|| Point toward the header of the report | || Point toward the header of the report | ||
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|| '''Page 1''': | || '''Page 1''': | ||
− | Point towards the fields in the '''Input Parameters '''section | + | Point towards the fields in the '''Input Parameters ''' section. |
|| These are all the inputs we defined in the '''input dock '''during the design stage. | || These are all the inputs we defined in the '''input dock '''during the design stage. | ||
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|| The '''Design Status''' reads '''Pass.''' | || The '''Design Status''' reads '''Pass.''' | ||
− | It is marked in green as our design is safe and passes all the checks. | + | It is marked in green as our member design is safe and passes all the checks. |
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|| '''Page 2''': | || '''Page 2''': | ||
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|| Let us go to section 2.2. | || Let us go to section 2.2. | ||
− | From here we see design checks that '''Osdag '''performed during the design stage. | + | From here we see design checks that '''Osdag ''' performed during the design stage. |
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Point toward the '''Check '''column | Point toward the '''Check '''column | ||
− | || The '''Check '''column displays the name of the check that is being performed. | + | || The '''Check ''' column displays the name of the check that is being performed. |
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It is calculated as 35 mm for a bolt of 14 mm diameter. | It is calculated as 35 mm for a bolt of 14 mm diameter. | ||
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Point toward '''35 '''in the '''Provided '''column | Point toward '''35 '''in the '''Provided '''column | ||
|| The provided value is 35 mm, which is equal to the required value. | || The provided value is 35 mm, which is equal to the required value. | ||
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Point toward '''Design Logs''' | Point toward '''Design Logs''' | ||
|| We can interpret log messages to understand how the design was carried out. | || We can interpret log messages to understand how the design was carried out. | ||
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'''Sample Design Examples''' | '''Sample Design Examples''' | ||
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* The '''Osdag '''team at '''FOSSEE '''creates '''sample design examples''' for self-learning | * The '''Osdag '''team at '''FOSSEE '''creates '''sample design examples''' for self-learning | ||
* These examples can be practised using the '''Osdag''' '''software''' | * These examples can be practised using the '''Osdag''' '''software''' | ||
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* For more details, please visit the link below [https://osdag.fossee.in/resources/sample-design https://osdag.fossee.in/resources/sample-design] | * For more details, please visit the link below [https://osdag.fossee.in/resources/sample-design https://osdag.fossee.in/resources/sample-design] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:36, 2 November 2023
Title of the script: Design report in Osdag
Author: Anandajith TS
Keywords: Osdag, member design, connection design, steel design optimisation, Tension member, design report, design check, proof-checking, IS 800, video tutorial.
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Welcome to the spoken tutorial on ‘Design report in Osdag’. |
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Learning Objectives |
In this tutorial, we will learn how to,
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To record this tutorial, I am using,
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Pre-requisites |
To follow this tutorial, you should have,
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Code Files |
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Point to the home page of the Tension Member Design - Bolted to End Gusset module | Let us switch to the home page of Tension Member Design - Bolted to End Gusset module. |
Click on File, Select Load Input.
Select the Input file and click Open to load the file. |
Load the Report hyphen sample hyphen design dot OSI file and perform the design. |
Click on Design button. | Click on the Design button to show the CAD model and outputs. |
Point towards the CAD window and the Output Dock | We see the CAD model and outputs as the design is successful. |
Highlight ‘Overall bolted tension member design is safe.’ in the Log messages window | The Log message indicates that the design is safe. |
Only narration | Let us now save the design report for our design. |
Only narration | Please note, Osdag performs a design multiple times iteratively based on the given inputs. |
Cursor near the design. | However, only the latest checks are echoed in the design report. |
Only narration | We can create a design report in two ways. |
Point towards the Create Design Report button | By clicking Create Design Report button at the bottom of the output dock.
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Click on the file menu and point towards the Create design report option. | By navigating to File menu and selecting Create design report. |
Point towards the Create Design Report button | Click the Create Design Report button at the bottom of the output dock. |
Point towards the Design Report Summary window | The Design Report Summary window opens. |
Point towards the Design Report Summary window. | The summary window collects basic details pertaining to the report and design. |
Point towards the OK button | This step is optional, users can skip it by simply clicking the OK button. |
Only narration | However, it is a good practice to provide a summary to the report. |
Point to the summary details. | Let us go ahead and fill in the summary details. |
Type IIT BOMBAY in the Company Name field. | I will type the company's name as IIT Bombay. |
Only narration | You may type any other name of your choice. |
Click on the Browse button | To attach a company logo to the report, click on the Browse button. |
Point to the window. | The Open Image window opens. |
Browse to the directories and select the IIT BOMBAY logo | I will browse to the location where my company logo is saved. |
Point to the image. | The image used should be a PNG, SVG or JPG and preferably smaller in size. |
Click on the IITB_logo | I will select the logo and click on the Open button below. |
Only narration | You may select any logo of your choice. |
Type Osdag in the Group/Team Name field | I will type the Group Name as Osdag. |
Type Anandajith TS in the Designer field | In the Designer field I will type my name. |
Point to the information. | Users can save the information as a profile to avoid typing it every time. |
Point toward the Save Profile button | This can be done by clicking the Save Profile button. |
Only narration | I will skip this step as I have already saved my profile.
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Point toward the Use Profile button.
Click the User Profile button. |
Let us load the saved profile.
Click the Use Profile button and select the desired profile. |
Point to all the details. | All the details and logo will be automatically loaded. |
Type Tension Member Design in the Project Title field | Next, let us specify the project title as Tension Member Design. |
Point towards the Subtitle, Job Number, Client and Additional Comments fields | I will skip Subtitle, Job Number, Client and Additional Comments fields. |
Click on the OK button | Click on the OK button below to proceed. |
Point to the Save File As window. | The Save File As window will open. |
Browse to the Osdag_workspace directory | I will browse to the Osdag underscore workspace directory on my computer. |
Type tension-member-bolted in the File name field | Define a suitable filename.
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Point toward the Files of type field | The default and the only file format in which we can save the report is PDF. |
Click on the Save button | Click on the Save button to save the design report. |
Only narration | It may take some time to save the design report. |
Click on the OK button | A message pops up once the report is saved.
Click the OK button to acknowledge it. |
Only narration | We have successfully saved the design report. |
Only narration | Next, we will review the report and interpret the checks. |
Open the tension-member-bolted.PDF file in the browser | I have opened the report in the Edge browser. |
Only narration | You may open the report using any PDF viewer or the browser of your choice. |
Point toward the header of the report | The summary details provided in the profile are printed in the header of the report. |
Point to the details. | This is helpful when we need to share the design reports with other stakeholders. |
Scroll and show the report. | The design report is divided into multiple sections and sub-sections. |
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Point toward 1 Input Parameters |
Section 1 echoes the Input Parameters. |
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Point towards the fields in the Input Parameters section. |
These are all the inputs we defined in the input dock during the design stage. |
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Point toward Detailing - Design Preference field |
Inputs and assumptions from the Design Preference menu are also shown. |
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Point toward 2 Design Checks |
On page 2, we have the Design Checks. |
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Point toward Design Status |
The overall status of the design is marked here. |
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Point toward Pass |
The Design Status reads Pass.
It is marked in green as our member design is safe and passes all the checks. |
Page 2: | If any of the checks fail, the overall status is marked as Fail in red. |
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Point toward 2.1 Selected Member Data |
Section 2.1 shows the Selected Member Data |
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Point toward the Section Size* field in the Selected Member Data |
LC 125 is the selected member for this design.
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Point toward 2.2 Spacing Check |
Let us go to section 2.2.
From here we see design checks that Osdag performed during the design stage. |
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Point to the tables. |
These checks are displayed in a tabular format. |
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Point toward the Check column |
The Check column displays the name of the check that is being performed. |
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Point toward the Required column |
The Required column displays the minimum required value.
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Point toward the Provided column |
Provided column displays the provided values. |
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Point toward the Provided column |
The provided values are higher than the required values.
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Point toward the Remarks column |
Finally, a colour-coded remark is made against the check.
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Keep scrolling through page 3 and page 4:
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Similarly, all the checks pertaining to the design are listed with details. |
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Point toward Min. Pitch Distance (mm) in the Check column |
Let us interpret a design check.
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Page 5, Section 2.4, Bolt Design:
Point toward pmin in the Required column |
The minimum pitch distance required is 2.5 times the bolt diameter or greater. |
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Point toward [Ref. IS 800:2007, Cl.10.2.2] in the Required column |
It is based on clause 10.2.2 of IS 800, 2007. |
Page 5, Section 2.4, Bolt Design:
Point toward 35.0 in the Required column |
Let us look at the minimum required pitch distance.
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Page 5, Section 2.4, Bolt Design:
Point toward 35 in the Provided column |
The provided value is 35 mm, which is equal to the required value. |
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Point toward Pass in the Remarks column |
Thus, the check is marked as Pass as it satisfies the check condition. |
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We see that all the checks are carried out in the similar manner. |
Keep scrolling through page 6 to page 11:
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This makes interpreting the checks very easy. |
Keep scrolling through page 6 to page 11:
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Novice designers can use this report to learn about the design checks. |
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Point toward 3 3D Views |
The 3D and 2D views of the CAD model are also shown as a reference. |
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We have already seen how to save 3D CAD models in the previous tutorial. |
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Point toward Design Logs |
The design logs pertaining to a design session are also printed. |
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Point toward Design Logs |
We can interpret log messages to understand how the design was carried out. |
Only narration | This brings us to the end of this tutorial.
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In this tutorial, we have
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As an assignment, do the following
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The video at the following link summarises the Spoken Tutorial Project.
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The Spoken Tutorial Project team conducts workshops and gives certificates.
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Please post your timed queries in this forum. |
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For any general or technical questions on Osdag, visit the FOSSEE forum and post your question. |
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The Spoken Tutorial project was established by the Ministry of Education, Government of India. |
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This is Anandajith TS, FOSSEE IIT Bombay signing off.
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