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Nam, Bo Ra

TECM 2700.007 Stacey Miller

[email protected]

For Fall2013 semester, I learned about Technical Writing.at University of North Texas. In this document,

you can see my 4 assignments.

1) Instructions

2) Design case study

3) Feasibility report

4) Manual

Should you have any questions or require additional information, please contact me via email

[email protected].

Sincerely,

Nam, Bora

Bora Nam

Introduction Welcome to the Lego Land Voyage!

Join us on this journey to build the Lego Land Voyager!

Every ship needs a captain, so let you and your child be the captain of your own ship.

This fun brochure will give you step by step instructions on how to build your very own dream ship.

But the fun wont stop there, you can invite your whole family on this journey.

Group Members Briana McTillmon

Chelsea Schley

Bo Ra Nam

Jessica Martinez

How to Make a Lego Land Voyager

Recommended for kids ages 3 and up.

Caution: When building this structure, make sure to have an adult present.

Choking Hazard: Keep Lego pieces away from small children

Materials When gathering Lego pieces, such as (2x4), refer to Figure 1 below:

Figure 1. Description above

The materials needed to build the Lego

Boat are listed below:

Quantity Materials 1 -Lego Man

-Slim black rod -Gray ladder -Slim black rod with hollow circle -Gray wheel -Yellow flag with pole -2x3 piece -1x2 piece -4x8 piece

2 1x6 pieces 3 none 4 2x2 pieces 5 2x4 pieces

Caution: When building this structure, make sure to have an adult present.

Choking Hazard: Keep Lego pieces away from small children

Instructions How to make the base:

1) Take (4x8) piece and use it as the base.

2) Place 4 (2x4) pieces on top of the base side by side.

3) Place last (2x4) piece on top of the previously placed (2x4) pieces.

4) Place 2 (2x2) pieces next to the

previously placed (2x4) piece.

5) Place (2x2) piece on either side.

6) Place (2x3) next to the previously placed (2x2) piece.

7) Place (2x2) piece directly in front of the previously placed (2x2) piece.


8) Place (1x2) piece next to the previously placed (2x2) piece.

Instructions Continued How to make the deck:

1) Place a (1x6) piece vertically on the opposite end of the previously placed (2x2) piece.

2) Skip 2 lines horizontally.

3) Place the other (1x6) piece parallel

from the first (1x6) piece.

4) Place gray ladder in between the 2 (1x6) pieces.

5) Place the slim black rod with hollow circle into the space into the (1x2) piece.

6) Place slim black rod on the front (2x2) piece.

7) Attach gray wheel to the rod perpendicular to the slim black rod.


8) Place Lego Man behind the gray wheel.

9) Place yellow flag with pole in the far

back corner on either (1x6) piece.


If yes, the Legoland Voyager awaits! Every ship needs a captain, so build your own Legoland Voyager today!

Dont stop there, you can invite your whole family to join in on this adventure together.

Recommended for kids ages 3 and up.

Caution: When building this structure, make sure to have an adult present. Choking Hazard: Keep Lego pieces away from small children.

Ahoy Mateys!!

Are you ready for an adventure?

Best Brand of Paper Towels

Scotty Leigh

BoRa Nam

Darius Terrell

Benjamin Boler

[11/11/13]

Best Brand of Paper Towels of Feasibility Study

Feasibility study Page 3

Introduction

This Feasibility Test will examine the cost difference, strength, absorbency, and how many

sheets come in each roll of 4 brands of paper towels. The paper towel brands we will be testing

are Brawny, Viva, Mardi Gras, and Kirkland. After this test you will be able to distinguish which

brand of paper towels is the best buy.

Overview of the Options and Criteria

Topic

Best brand of paper towels

Options

Brawny

Viva

Mardi Gras

Kirkland premium

big roll towel

Criteria

Cost per roll

Sheets per roll

Absorbency

Durability

Rating/Ranking

system

4: Best 3:Good 2:Normal 1:Bad



Test 1 Method and Results

Compare costs per roll

Cost per roll Sq. Ft per roll Cost per Sq. Ft

Brawny $2.39 46.7 $ 0.051

Viva $2.29 48.3 $ 0.047

Mardi Gras $1.29 47.0 $ 0.027

Kirkland premium big roll

towel

$1.25 85.0 $ 0.015

$0.00

$0.50

$1.00

$1.50

$2.00

$2.50

$3.00

Cost per roll

Brawny

Viva

Mardi Gras

Kirklandpremium big rolltowel

$0.00

$0.01

$0.02

$0.03

$0.04

$0.05

$0.06

Cost per Sq. Ft

Brawny

Viva

Mardi Gras

Kirklandpremium big rolltowel

Results

Brawny was the most expensive brand while it contained the least amount of sq. ft. per

roll. Viva was the second most expensive, Mardi Gras was the third most expensive,

and Kirkland was the cheapest.




Sheets per roll

Sheets per roll

Brawny 102 2-ply

Viva 102 1-ply

Mardi Gras 70 2-ply

Kirkland premium big roll towel 80 2-ply

Results

Brawny and Viva were tied for having the most sheets per roll with 102 sheets while Brawny

was 2-ply and Viva was 1-ply. Kirkland contained 80 2-ply sheets, while Mardi Gras contained

the least amount of sheets with 70 2-ply sheets.




Test Absorbency

Figure 1. Test Absorbency

1) pour 1 cups water into bowl

2) used one sheet at a time until water was fully absorbed

Absorbency

Brawny 5 towels

Viva 4 towels

Mardi Gras 12 towels

Kirkland Premium Big roll towel 6 towels

Viva was the most absorbent brand of the four paper towel brands that we used as it only

needed 4 towels to absorb the cup of water. Brawny was the second most absorbent brand as it

used 5 towels to absorb the cup of water. Kirkland was the third most absorbent brand, it used

6 towels to absorb the cup of water. Mardi Gras was by far the least absorbent brand of paper

towel as it needed 12 towels to absorb a cup of water.

Results




Durability Test

1) Stack 5 quarters and place them in the center of the paper towel

2) Pour 1 cup of water continuously onto paper towel until the paper towel rips

Durability

Brawny 8 cups

Viva 10 cups

Mardi Gras 4 cups

Kirkland Premium Big roll towel 10 cups

Our final test was to test the paper towel brands durability. Viva and Kirkland proved to be

the most durable brands as they required 10 cups of water to be poured on them before they

ripped. Brawny came in third place as it required 8 cups of water to be poured before it ripped.

Mardi Gras proved to be the least durable of all the paper towel brands as it only took 4 cups

of water to be poured on it before it ripped.

Results



Conclusions

Cost per roll Sheets per roll Absorbency Durability

Brawny $2.39 102 5 towels 8 cups

Viva $2.29 102 4 towels 10 cups

Mardi Gras $1.29 70 12 towels 4 cups

Kirkland $1.25 80 6 towels 10 cups

Cost per roll Sheets per roll Absorbency Durability Total

Brawny 1 4 3 3 11

Viva 2 4 4 4 14

Mardi Gras 3 1 1 1 6

Kirkland 4 2 2 4 12

We can conclude from the data presented in the four previous tests, that Viva is the best brand

of paper towel, due to ranking second in Cost Per Roll at $2.29, while ranking first in the

categories of Sheets Per Roll, Absorbency, and Durability. The second best brand to select

is the Kirkland brand which tallied a final score of 12 due to it having the lowest price and

displaying excellent strength during durability testing. Brawny fell one point behind Kirkland

with a score of 11, not for being any less of a quality product, but for being far more

expensive. Mardi Gras performed very poorly on every test, coming third in Cost Per Roll,

and finishing last in every test we performed. The quality of Mardi Gras is what you paid for

it, finishing with a score of 6.

Final Analysis & Recommendation

How to make traditional Korean foods

Nam, Bo Ra TECM2700 Miller

Table of contents iii

Table of contents

Table of contents ............................................................................................................................ iii

Introduction ..................................................................................................................................... v

Chapter 1: Korean Thanksgiving day (Chuseok:) .................................................................. 3

Chuseok Ceremony ..................................................................................................................... 3

Ancestor-memorial service ............................................................................................. 3

Ganggangsullae ............................................................................................................... 4

Chuseok Food ............................................................................................................................. 5

Chapter 2: GAL-BI-JIM (Braised Beef Short Rib Casserole) ........................................................ 9

Ingredients................................................................................................................................... 9

How to make GAL-BI-JIM ....................................................................................................... 11

Chapter 3: DONG-GRANG-DDAENG (Beef and pork pancake) ............................................... 17

Ingredients................................................................................................................................. 17

How to make DONG-GRANG-DDAENG ............................................................................... 18

Index .............................................................................................. Error! Bookmark not defined.

Reference ...................................................................................................................................... 27

Introduction v

Introduction

Many Americans and people of other nationalities still do not know about Korea. They

only know North Korea and think of it as a dangerous country. However, some people are

interested in Korea. I will write a manual to teach those who are interested in Korean culture,

especially UNT Korean Culture Exchange members, how to make traditional Korean holiday

foods.

Most Korean food recipes are not written in English, so people who want to make Korean

food have a difficult time. In addition, most Americans are not familiar with the ingredients.

They can find similar ingredients in regular grocery stores, but I suggest that they go to a local

Asian market and try Asian products. In addition, I heard KCE has many activities to introduce

Korean culture. Some Koreans may bring Korean food to the meetings, and I think making

Korean food is also a good activity for meetings.

I will talk about common ingredients that readers can find, specifically at Hmart. By

elaborating on ingredients and taking pictures, Ill make it easier for them to recognize each step.

In addition, they will be learning a little Korean, too. Last time at a KCE meeting, I heard they

compared and contrasted Koreas Thanksgiving Day with American Thanksgiving Day. I think

making food and eating will be more useful than just listening to a PowerPoint presentation. By

making Korean food, they can have a better understanding of Korean culture. In chapter 1, KCE

members can learn about Korean Thanksgiving day and foods. In chapter 2, I will write a manual

about making two Korean foods. If they follow each step, they can make Korean food easily. I

hope this manual is helpful for KCE members.

CHPTER 1

HOW TO CELEBRATE CHUSEOCK (Korean Thanksgiving Day)

In Chapter 1, you can learn about Korean Thanksgiving day and traditional foods.

Chapter 1 3

Chapter 1: Korean Thanksgiving day (Chuseok:) Chuseok, Korean Thanksgiving day, is one of the biggest national holidays in Korea. The date of

Chuseok is based on the lunar calendar. Koreans go back to their hometown to celebrate together

and eat delicious foods and give thanks to their ancestors.

Chuseok Ceremony Ancestor-memorial service

Figure 1. Foods for ancestors

Koreans perform ancestor-memorial service (Charye: ) in the wee hours on Chuseok.

People usually wear traditional Korean clothes (Han-bok: ) and bow for ancestors, while

filling the table with a lot of foods. The family gives thanks to their ancestors during the

ancestor-memorial service (Wikipedia).

4 How to make Korean Food

Ganggangsullae

Figure 2. Ganggangsullae

Ganggangsullae () is a bountiful harvest and has developed into a cultural symbol for

Korea. Under the full moon, unmarried women make a circle and take hold of each others

hands, singing and dancing all night (UNESCO).

Chapter 1 5

Chuseok Food Chuseok foods are in the following picture:

Figure 3. Chuseok foods

The pictures are, moving clockwise:

Songpyeon () - see top left

Songpyeon is a half-moon-shaped rice cake. It contains different kinds of sweet fillings such as

sesame seeds and sugar, chestnut paste, and black bean.

Gal-bi-jim () - see top right

Gal-bi-jim is one of the most popular Korean dishes. Its made with beef short ribs, and it is

often made for special days such as Korean Thanksgiving day and New Years Day.


Jeon () - see bottom right

Jeon refers to many pancake-like dishes in Korean cuisine. Jeon is made with various ingredients

such as ground or sliced meats, seafood, and vegetables.

Namul () - see bottom left

Namul is a Korean seasoned vegetable dish. To change the name of dish, just add the name of

the vegetable in front of namul. For example, spinach namul ( ). Namul is usually

made with blanched vegetables, sesame oil, sesame seeds, and mixed garlic.

CHPTER 2

HOW TO MAKE GAL-BI-JIM (Braised Beef Short Rib Casserole)

In this chapter, you can see Gal-bi-jim recipe.

Chapter2 9

Chapter 2: GAL-BI-JIM (Braised Beef Short Rib Casserole)

GAL-BI-JIM is one of the most popular Korean dishes. Its made with beef short ribs, and it is often prepared for special days such as Korean Thanksgiving day and New Years Day.

Ingredients You can see the main ingredients in the following picture:

Figure 4. Ingredients for GAL-BI-JIM


In Hmart, you can find Galbi sauce

Figure 5. Galbi sauce

Prepare these ingredients:

- Beef (Cut Short Ribs)

- Gal-bi sauce

- 3 potatoes

- 1 onion

You can add other vegetables such as carrots, chestnuts, and broccoli.

Chapter2 11

How to make GAL-BI-JIM In the meat section, you can find this type of beef. Cut Short Ribs/Stew (). I recommend using this beef.

Figure 6. Beef for GAL-BI-JIM

1) First, put beef in cold water to get rid of blood for 30minutes to 1 hour. If you see blood

in the bottom of bowl, change the water.

Originally, you have to boil beef in a large

pot for 5-10 minutes. Take out the ribs

from the boiling water and wash them with

cold water to remove any unnecessary fat

or floating bubbles. Throw away the

boiling water and clean the pot.

But for this project, I skipped this step.

Figure 7. Boiled beef, You dont need this step


Figure 8. Picture for step 2

2) Throw away blood water and prepare Gal-bi sauce. Use 1 bottle for 2.4kg (5.3lbs) of

beef. I used 2.9lb of beef, so I used half of the bottle.

Do you want to make Gal-bi sauce instead buying it?

If you want to make Gal-bi sauce, you will need the following ingredients.

- 45g Sugar

- 120ml Soy sauce

- 30g Minced garlic

- 100ml Minced onion

- 200ml Water

- 100ml Minced pear

- 30ml Sesame oil

- 1tsp Pepper

Mix all above ingredients.

Figure 9. Homemade Galbi sauce

Chapter2 13

Figure 10. Picture for step 3, 4 and 5

3) Pour sauce on beef and mix with sliced onions and potatoes.

4) Mix well and let marinate for a minimum of one hour (preferably, mixture should be

marinated for 8 hours).

5) After 8 hours, boil it over medium heat for 40 minutes.


Figure 11. GAL-BI-JIM

6) Transfer GAL-BI-JIM to a platter before serving

CHPTER 3

DONG-GRANG-DDAENG (Beef and pork pancake)

In chapter 3, you can see Dong-GRANG-DDAENG recipe.

Chapter 3 17

Chapter 3: DONG-GRANG-DDAENG (Beef and pork pancake)

DONG-GRANG-DDAENG is one of the more popular Korean side dishes. Its made with ground beef, ground pork and some vegetables such as bell pepper, onion, and carrot. It is often prepared for special days such as Korean Thanksgiving day and New Years Day.

Ingredients You can see the main ingredients in the following picture:

Figure 12. Ingredients for DONG-GRANG-DDAENG

You will need the following ingredients for Dong-Grang-Ddaeng.

- 100g Beef ground - 150g pork ground - 2T minced garlic - 2T Sesame - 1T soy sauce - Half tofu - 1T cooking wine - half bell pepper - 1T sesame seeds - 1 Egg - Korean pancake mix - 1Tsp black pepper


How to make DONG-GRANG-DDAENG Follow these steps for making DONG-GRANG-DDAENG:

Figure 13. Picture for step 1 and 2

1) Combine ground beef and ground pork. Add 1T minced garlic, 1T sesame oil, cooking wine, and 1Tsp of black pepper.

2) Mix well and let marinate for 30 minutes.

Chapter 3 19


3) Wrap tofu in towel and wring out any extra moisture.

Figure 15. Picture for step4

4) Chop onion and bell pepper.



5) Add tofu, onion, and bell pepper to meat mixture and mix well.

Figure 17.Picture for step 6

6) Form batter into 1.5 inch diameter patties (approx. 15).

Chapter 3 21

You can find Korean pancake mix () in section 2 at H-mart.

Figure 18. Korean pancake mix at Hmart


7) Cover patties with Korean pancake mix.


Figure 20. Picture for step 8 and 9

8) Crack egg into small bowl and whisk until yolk and whites are combined.

9) Place the patties in the bowl and thoroughly coat with egg.

Chapter 3 23

Figure 21. picture for step 10

10) Place in frying pan and cook on low heat until golden brown on either side.

Figure 22. DONG-GRANG-DDAENG

11) Then serve!

Index 25

Index

Ancestor-memorial service ........................................................................................................................... 3 Chuseok ..................................................................................................................................................... 3, 5 DONG-GRANG-DDAENG ................................................................................................................. 17, 18, 23 Galbijim ......................................................................................................................................................... 5 Gal-bi-Jim ..................................................................................................................................... iii, 9, 11, 14 Ganggangsullae ............................................................................................................................................. 4 Jeon ......................................................................................................................................................... 6, 15 Namul ............................................................................................................................................................ 6 Songpyeon .................................................................................................................................................... 5

Reference 27

Reference

"Intangible Cultural Heritage." RSS. UNESCO, 1 Jan. 2009. Web. 21 Nov. 2013. .

"Jesa." Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation, 19 Nov. 2013. Web. 21 Nov. 2013. .

Instruction assignmentIntroductionGroup MembersHow to Make a Lego Land VoyagerMaterials

Design case studyFeasibility ReportManualTable of contentsIntroductionChapter 1: Korean Thanksgiving day (Chuseok:)Chuseok CeremonyAncestor-memorial serviceGanggangsullae

Chuseok Food

Chapter 2: GAL-BI-JIM (Braised Beef Short Rib Casserole)IngredientsHow to make GAL-BI-JIM

Chapter 3: DONG-GRANG-DDAENG (Beef and pork pancake)IngredientsHow to make DONG-GRANG-DDAENG

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