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Part A:
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Part B:

Name of U of A class: AAST 2023: African American Experience

Instructor: Tremaine Leslie
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Part C:

1. Who is the author?

Martin Gaso, Martin Krajcovic, Luboslav Dulina, Patrik Grznar, Juraj Vaculik
2. What is the name of the theses/dissertion?
Methodology of Creating and Sustainable Applying of Stereoscopic Recording in the
Industrial Engineering Sector
3. What is the year of the theses/dissertion?
2019
4. What institution did the author go to?
University of Zilina
5. What was the purpose of the study?
This article introduces an innovative view on the issue of Stereoscopy’s application as
a tool of advanced industrial engineering. Basic starting points of research have been
the results of stereoscopy applications in other science areas and entertainment
industries, e.g., movies.
6. What was the conclusion of the study?
The main aim of this scientific issue was to propose a methodology to create and
present a stereoscopic recording that could be applied in industrial engineering as a
tool for long time stabilization of work positions. Classical video recording is a
common and used tool for industrial engineering. The biggest disadvantage of
classical video recordings is poor spatial orientation that could result in an incorrect
evaluation of work process key elements. 3D display devices are the ones that
provide better awareness about the spatial workplace arrangement and spatial
human orientation. Stereoscopy is a new tool for an experienced industrial engineer.
It makes an engineer’s work better when it comes to ergonomic studies and in the
following research activities of a workplace’s current state: • Possible workplace
collisions; • Identification of workplace ergonomic problems; • The physical
presence of an ergonomist is not necessary when making an analysis; • The
possibility of repeated operator’s tasks’ observation and detailed observation of
particular tasks; • Possibility to review workplace order; • Possibility to review
whether correct procedures of individual operations are kept; • Possibility to
analyze how human potential could be used more effectively. To sum it up, spatial
recording and image reproduction bring the necessary added value to the
production of ergonomic analysis created due to a video recording. These outputs
make solving work positions suitable for work, which means less worker rotation
and even added value makes working position sustainable for a long time.
7. Why would this particular study be important in your field?
This study would be important because industrial engineering is about efficiency, and
this device would increase efficiency in production.
8. If I were to do a study similar to this one, I would use different types of cameras. This
would allow me the opportunity to see what camera is the best type of camera. I could
also compare cameras to see the differences and similarities in each. I would also make
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it to where any engineer could use this device, not just an experienced engineer. This
would allow beginning engineers to use the device as well.

Part C Step 2:

1. Who is the professor that you are have taken the class with?
Charles Leflar
2. What year did he/she write their dissertation?
1995
3. What is the name of the dissertation?
An investigation of the effect of moral reasoning level on behavior in an agency
setting
4. What institution did the professor go to when he/she published their dissertation?
University of Missouri
5. “This Research Investigated a potential inconsistency between moral reasoning
theory, which predicts that some individuals are less prone to self-serving behavior
than others, and agency theory, which assumes that all individuals are prone to
self-serving behavior.”