- work that a person is expected to do in a specified time
- The term workload can refer to a number of different yet related entities.
- the amount of labor hours required to carry out specified maintenance tasks.
- a quantitative measure of the learning activities that may feasibly be required for the achievement of the learning outcomes (e.g. lectures, seminars, practical work, private study, information retrieval, research, examinations).
- Review of planned work demand on resources over time spans versus acceptable limits and their availability.
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- ^^1[DSMC] The amount of work in terms of predetermined work units which organizations or individuals perform or are responsible for performing. ^^2[DSMC] A quantitative expression of human tasks, usually identified as standard hours of work or a corresponding number of units.
- The output of a radiation machine or a radioactive source integrated over a suitable time and expressed in appropriate units.
- The quantity of processing to include the machine cycles and the disk I/Os.
- Your workload in your program of study is defined by the number of credit points you enrol for during the academic year. Full-time students generally study about 24 credit points a year, and part-time students about 12.
- For agents, the combination of total conversation (talk) time and after-call work time. For trunks, the combination of ring time, delay time, and conversation time.
- the physical effort needed to do a job.
- The amount of work you have to do for your university course.
- defined as the scan time plus partition costs.
- The percent responsibility an instructor has for teaching the class. If a class has only one instructor then the workload would be 100%. If there are two or more instructors for a class section, the workload must be divided such 50% and 50% or 75% and 25%.
- Often used interchangeably with Call Load. Work load can also refer to non-call activities.
- Approach, Phase/stage definitions (Project (change) activities, Technical delivery activities, Workload estimate/breakdown, Project plan and schedule, Critical path)
- Like ‘service’, the term ‘workload’ is not at all specific in the context of cloud, but it comes up all the time. Unlike ‘dynamic’, I don’t see a lot of misuse of this term, but confusion ensues because of one primary reason. ...
- The combination of frequency, intensity, and duration.
- typical lift. Usually up to 25 percent of the Maximum Load.
- Workload is the stimulus applied to a system, application, or component to simulate a usage pattern, in regard to concurrency and/or data inputs. The workload includes the total number of users, concurrent active users, data volumes, and transaction volumes, along with the transaction mix. ...
- (full time or part time)