Aiming at the phenomenon that temperature of each dormitory is different in winter due to many factors northern colleges and universities, this paper puts forward a simple convenient measurement device. The device takes an MSP430 single chip microcomputer as control core, collects ambient data through sensor DS18B20, battery voltage with AD, displays collected OLED display screen. At same time,...

according to the structure of education system, the universities accept non-native students who need accommodations. only a few studies have investigated the problems of residents of dormitories. one of the problems is self-alienation. the aim of this study is investigating the of level of self- alienation among girl students in a dormitory and effect of life satisfaction on that. the populatio...

By LEE DORLAND Daily Iowan Report.r The Associated Residence HaUs (ARH) Judicial Board has been temporarily suspended, ARH President Doug Couto, Ba, announced Thursday at a dormitory rules discussion in Hillcrest. All dorm residents \ViIl be without a disciplinary board until the ARH Judicial Committee recommends which student code the board should enforce. The committee plans to recommend .t a...

Courtyard geometry plays an important role in the amount of received solar radiation, also heating and cooling energy consumption of buildings. Considering this geometry for finding its proper proportion and orientation is significant to increase indoor thermal comfort, and as a result reduce the amount of energy consumption. This paper mainly focuses on a dormitory courtyard in Yazd and invest...

The Omicron variant of SARS-CoV-2 rapidly spread worldwide in late 2021–early 2022, displacing the previously prevalent Delta variant. Before 16 December 2021, community transmission had already been observed tens countries globally. However, Russia, majority reported cases at that time sporadic and associated with travel. Here, we report an outbreak a student dormitory Saint Petersburg between...

This paper explores how the social relations embedded in varied gaming spaces affect players’ online gaming experiences, and how gender comes into play in such spatial experiences. Three major sites of online gaming in Taiwan are examined: (1) home as a space of domestic surveillance and discipline; (2) NetCafé as a stigmatized public leisure space; and (3) the student dormitory as gender-segre...