...hosted by The Berkeley Electronic Press (bepress) and may not be commercially reproduced without the permission of the copyright holder. http://law.bepress.com/expresso/eps/12 Copyright c 2003 by the author. Change and Authority in Islamic Law: The Islamic Law of Inheritance in Modern Muslim States Abstract In traditional Islamic law, the sole repositories of law were the individual muslim scholars and their schools of law, not the Muslim state. This tradition has continued until today, even in the most modern Muslim states. In light of a fast-paced, modern world and heightened international scrutiny of Islamic law, reforms must be made in the traditional system. This paper suggests that the best reform would be to treat the traditional Islamic law as a common law for all Muslim states. With that foundation, the legislatures of those nations can bring about change in their respective countries, while keeping intact the authenticity and authority of the law. The scholars would be repositories of only this common law, further developing undeveloped principles and issuing opinions with which the legislature can work, and the states would be the repositories of modern state law. It is through this readjustment of the Islamic legal structure that the law will retain any relevance in the lives of its followers. Change and Authority in Islamic Law: The Islamic Law of Inheritance in Modern Muslim States By Yasir Billoo Hosted by The Berkeley Electronic Press Introduction...
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...DESIGNING E-LEARNING IN THE BUSINESS SCHOOLS OF KARACHI Research Project 1 Syed Arsalan Ali GR.No: 211018 In partial fulfillment of the requirement of the degree of Bachelors of Business Administration Under the Supervision of Mr. Riaz H. Soomro Presented to Hamdard Institute of Management Sciences HAMDARD UNIVERSITY, KARACHI Spring 2014 ABSTRACT We know that e-learning is very important factor in teaching of the universities, many universities use e-learning methods in their teaching and many not, by using e-learning methods in the teachings the university can satisfy their students and can generate their more and more revenue. For this study the different business schools of Karachi is selected to find out that at what level university is using e-learning methods in their teaching, for that the questionnaire is generated with the help of which the survey is done from different students of different universities of Karachi. In result there are some areas at which the universities of Karachi is not using e-learning methods for that the recommendation is done in order to improve the performance of that universities, that recommendation can be seen in conclusion of this study. CERTIFICATE This is certified that research work contained in this Research Project 1 entitled “DESIGNINGE-LEARNING IN BUSINESS SCHOOLS OF KARACHI” has been carried out and completed by Syed Arsalan Ali under my direct supervision and guidance at the Hamdard Institute...
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...MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS Fully Accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business Program Overview The PhD in Management Information Systems (PhD in MIS) provides graduates with theoretical knowledge and methodological skills to help them establish successful careers as productive researchers, scientists and scholars at leading universities and research institutes as well as industrial or business organizations. Both the technical aspects and the organizational impact of information management are stressed. The PhD in MIS provides students with: • An interdisciplinary business understanding of how technology can affect an organization’s behavior, structure, and function • A thorough grounding in the fundamental concepts of the design, development, use and application of information and communication technologies in an organizational setting • Original knowledge in IS research Our Faculty Applicants are advised to review the specific research interests of faculty in each area so they may become familiar with the range and scope of research activity and identify a potential adviser within the specialization or combined areas of study. For more information on faculty research, visit go.uic.edu/PhDMIS. NSF IGERT DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP IN ELECTRONIC SECURITY AND PRIVACY The UIC Liautaud Graduate School of Business invites applications for a new interdisciplinary PhD concentration in electronic security and privacy. Candidates will apply for a...
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...Automated Attendance Tracking System A card reader is an automated system that collects class attendance by students swiping their DeVry ID cards for every scheduled lecture and lab session. The card readers are conveniently located in each classroom and lab. Additional individual instructor policies for determining tardiness and absence are outlined in course syllabi. Remember to swipe your card for every class you attend. Many students have shown absences (especially in labs) for classes that they have been attending because they have forgotten to swipe. Please remember to swipe your card for lecture and lab attendance. If you forget to swipe your card, you may request that your instructor submit an 'Attendance Revision Form' to update your attendance. Check with your instructors (or course syllabus) to find out whether or not their attendance recording policy will allow for modifications after the class session has been conducted. Please do not get into the habit of swiping more than one card. It is in your own best interest to be the one in control of your ID card and your attendance record. Swiping your classmates' cards can be considered a violation of Article III of the student code of conduct and is subject to the disciplinary actions outlined in Article V of the Student Handbook. Students are not allowed to use an instructor's ID code or card to record attendance for a class. This is for your protection. If the instructor is running late, please wait for the instructor...
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...it provide necessary information for studying and living. Raffles in Ho Chi Minh also has a Library located in the highest floor of the building which provides students all reading materials that imported and updated with the current teaching course and subject. However, the number of students is growing quickly when the books and reading materials are limited. Students are not allowed to borrow the book home and they usually cannot buy the books because of the high cost of copyrighted books Because of that, we write this proposal to suggest about opening an online e- library system for student in Raffles Ho Chi Minh to use books material easily. The system will provide a website for students to read e-books (electronic online books) and reserve to borrow book from the library. The system also control the books logically to make sure it will be returned on time and won’t be lost Moreover, the system provides reference e-books such as Making the Grade, Communication Skills, etc. Books which contain meaningful story relate to the study course will appear in the website also. The e-libraries have the potential to store much more information, simply because digital information requires very little physical space to contain it. As such, the cost of maintaining an e-library is much lower than that of a normal library. Opening...
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...There are seven project that contain electronic government such as Project Monitoring System (SPP II), Electronic Procurement (eP), Generic Office Environment (GOE), E-Syariah, Human Resources Management Information System (HRMIS), Electronic Labour Exchange (ELX) and Eservices. Electronic government Project Progress status Project Monitoring System (SPP II) • web-based application • integration of SPP II system with eSPKB has been rolled out to 3 pilot agencies and rolled out to other agencies will be implemented in staggered manner commencing early 2008 Electronic procurement (eP) • all 28 ministries are using eP system • since year 2001 until 31st October 2007, a total of 1,556 PTJs have been eP enabled. • in year 2007, until 31st October 2007, 5,5152 suppliers are minimum eP enabled. Generic office environment (GOE) • new forms of GOE-EGDMS has been introduced with a more feature that friendly • GOE is to be upgraded to 22 agencies E-Syariah • operation/case registration via MyKad at the front office counter • public can acess E-Syariah Portal by visit the...
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...The University of New South Wales School of Information Systems, Technology and Management INFS5978 Accounting Information Systems (AIS) Assignment 1 - Session 1, 2012 Due Date: To be submitted by Friday 27 April 2012 Due Time: 5:00 pm - electronic copy submission 6:00 pm - hard copy (printed) submission; Weighting: 20% Submit Location: Placed in the Assignment Box – Level 2 Quadrangle Building – West Wing (or handed-in during the Lecture on Monday 23rd April) Word Length: Not to exceed 3,000 words (excluding Bibliography) Cover Sheet: Students must use the attached cover sheet. The assignment will not be marked unless all group members have signed and dated the cover sheet. Late Submission: Late Assignments will incur a penalty of 10% of the maximum mark per day, i.e. 2.0 marks each day, regardless of the mark awarded. An extension may be granted by the Lecturer-in-Charge in exceptional circumstances, in which case documented evidence must be provided. (Please refer to Section 4.5 in Course Outline). Assignment One (1) TOPIC: Refer to the associated Case Study – Globalisation – Australia Takes on the World – adapted from the Text - Chapter 12, Globalisation, Innovation and Organisational Trends, pp. 552 – 554, Baltzan, Phillips, Lynch and Blakey; Business Driven Information Systems and produce a structured narrative (an essay type answer) that answers the following questions: 1. (20 marks) for question 1: Compare and contrast...
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...“SAERS” School of Accounting Electronic Research System Tutorial Fall 2011 SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTING ELECTRONIC RESEARCH SYSTEM (SAERS) Welcome to the world of electronic accounting and auditing research. The use of electronic media to research an accounting and/or auditing issue can reduce the research time significantly and thus can make the accountant/auditor more efficient in today's business environment. Efficient and effective accounting or auditing research is often necessary in order to determine the proper recording, classification, and disclosure of economic events; to determine the authoritative pronouncements relating to an issue; or to determine the preferability of alternative accounting principles. By utilizing electronic research tools, the researcher can execute a more comprehensive search in a very timely fashion This retrieval system (SAERS) that you are about to use is a computerized system designed to retrieve from a vast library or collection of data (databases) those authoritative pronouncements which will aid you in the development of a solution to a current practical issue. The purpose of this tutorial on the usage of the School of Accounting's Electronic Research System (SAERS) is to acquaint you with the electronic media that you will utilize throughout your accounting program here at CMU. Many of these electronic tools are also utilized by various accounting organizations that you will be accepting...
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...Case Study #1: "Access Control System" Abstract As the project manager to install an access control system (ACS) in the dormitory of the college, my team will develop a project scope statement that cover all the necessary tasks to completed, along with a timeline to complete all tasks, which the work for each task will be written out. Also, a Gantt chart will be created, that will illustrate the project tasks. Lastly, we will create a system diagram to illustrate all the equipment and connections that are required for this project. Access Control System Project Scope: Install an access control system (ACS) into this small college dormitory. The ACS will automatically unlock the dormitory doors using an electronic proximity reader that has been integrated into the existing security camera system. Conduct a review of the current setup for the camera system installed. Determine the cost/benefit to add facial recognition software to be incorporated with the current security camera system. Locate electronic proximity readers and system software that will adhere to the schools security standards and that will operate with the security camera system installed. Load and configure operating software for the ACS/ Gather all students’ information and personnel authorized building access information into the server, to include current pictures. One system is up, configure the parameters for the system will need to be set, such as: authorized...
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...Background; (2) Organizational Unit Description; (3) Current System Description. Part one, Organizational Background, specifies the history and present structure of the whole organization and its situation. Part two, Organizational Unit Description, describes the structure of the organizational unit and its situation. Part three, Current System Description, narrative flow of the current system and its Data Flow Diagram. Nowadays, computers are very important. People use this modern technology to make their work easier and faster. Persons who are computer-literate enjoy their work because it’s not tiresome and they can finish work in a very short time. The Electronic Records Management System of the Registrar’s Office of West Visayas State University – Janiuay Campus is a records management system that aids the administrative staff conduct their day–to–day business of recording, data organization and account integration. An Electronic Records Management System is a software application for university offices that manages students and faculty data with regards to their records status. It enables students to check their status and get their copy of grades and Transcript of Records easily. The Electronic Records Management System is easy to use. It helps reduce the time spent on administrative tasks and allows the staff to attend to student’s records. It also processes and generates statements by the use of ID number which automatically shows the records status. ...
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...CAPSTONE TITLE PROPOSAL FORM Name of the Proponents: PRONACI JOHNVIC MADRIA Surname First Name Middle Name LOPEZ CHARIZA LYN BARRAMEDA Surname First Name Middle Name FRANCISCO JEROME VALENZUELA Surname First Name Middle Name AMONCIO DOMINIC LEGASPI Surname First Name Middle Name LEE KEVIN DAGDAYAN Surname First Name Middle Name Course: Diploma in Software Engineering Date: January 25, 2013 1. 0 Proposed Capstone Title: Online Grades and Syllabus Monitoring for CIIT College of Arts and Technology (SIS) 2.0 Area of Investigation: 2.1 Field of Investigation PHP Web Programming MS SQL Server 2.2 Brief description of the agency or organization CIIT College of Arts and Technology (formerly Cosmopoint International Institute of Technology) is a proud member of the Cosmopoint Education Group (CEG) based in Malaysia. The company specializes in dynamic ICT-based courses, professional workshops and corporate trainings. In 2008, CIIT opened its latest branch in the ICT capital of the Philippines - Quezon City –The Company aims to bring the top notch ICT education to the Filipino people and to promote strengthen the quality of ICT education. CIIT offers courses in Graphics Design, Multimedia Arts, Software Engineering, Network Design and the latest courses in 3D Animation and Game Development. Their mission is to be a premier...
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...Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) RFID RFID stands for Radio frequency identification. It is a technology that uses communication via radio waves to exchange data between a reader and an electronic tag attached to an object, for the purpose of identification and tracking. It's grouped under the broad category of automatic identification technologies. RFID is fast, reliable, and does not require physical sight or contact between reader/scanner and the tagged item RFID is also called dedicated short range communication (DSRC). History Invented in 1948 by Harry Stockman. Initial application was during World War II-The United Kingdom used RFID devices to distinguish returning English airplanes from inbound German ones. RADAR was only able to signal the presence of a plane, not the kind of plane it was.. Came into commercial use only in 1990s. Identification * Assign IDs to objects * Link the ID to additional information about the object * Link the ID to complementary info * Find similar objects Components A basic RFID system consists of three components: * An antenna or coil * A transceiver (with decoder) * A transponder (RF tag) * The antenna emits radio signals to activate the tag and to read and write data to it. * The reader emits radio waves in ranges of anywhere from one inch to 100 feet or more, depending upon its power output and the radio frequency used. When an RFID tag passes through the electromagnetic zone...
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...B.GOPINATH ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEER OBJECTIVE To pursue a career in an organization that would mould me into a consummate professional both in my approach and in my attitude and thus resulting in the mutual development of both the organization and myself. EDUCATIONAL PROFILE Course Aggregate BE Electronics and Communication Engineering 6.75 CGPA Bharath Niketan Engineering College, Anna University,Chennai. 2008 – 2012. Higher Secondary Certification 70% JRK Matric. Hr. Sec. School,kattankulathur. Secondary School Certification 63% St.Josephs Matric. Hr. Sec. School,Maraimalainagar . SUBJECTS OF INTEREST • Digital Electronics • Embedded system • Micro Processor 8051 COURSE UNDERTAKEN • PG Diploma course in Embedded System for a period of six months at Accel IT Academy,Chennai. INDUSTRIAL TRAINING ATTENDED • Undergone Inplant Training at “VEE EEE Technologies”, Chennai for a period of five days. CO CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES • Presented a Project entitled “Contactless AC Main Voltage indicator” Organized by Cauvery College of Engineering & Technology, Trichy and Bharath Niketan Engineering College, Aundipatty. SOFTWARE DEXTERITY |Programming Languages | C, C++...
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...Associate Level Material Appendix B Office Comparison Interviews One of the reasons that procedures vary for handling patient records is the volume of patients seen on any given day. By comparing and contrasting record management systems in different sized facilities, you will have information to contribute to several activities in this course. By Week Four you should have completed three interviews, which you may conduct in person or by phone. You need to use the list of questions in the table on the next page to gather information about each of the following: • A small medical facility—an office for one or two doctors • A medium-sized facility—a clinic where several doctors work in partnership • A large facility—a hospital or medical center People will be more likely to cooperate if you disclose that the information you want is related to schoolwork, you will not take up much of their time, and none of the information is confidential. Consider introducing yourself with something like the following: Hello, my name is ________ and I need some general information about filing systems for a school assignment. Would it be possible to speak to the person in charge of filing patient records for a few quick questions, or may I call back at another time? If the facility needs proof that you are a student, you must provide your instructor with a name and e-mail address to send a permission notice, and then allow three days for your instructor to send the...
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...org | |Status: |Proposed: |January 17, 2010 | | |Approved: |TBA | [pic] MARLBORO CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Information Technology Security Plan January 17th, 2010 Table of Contents Introduction................................................................................................................ 3 Information Technology Security Safeguards........................................................... 4 Physical Security....................................................................................................... 5 Personnel Security..................................................................................................... 5 Data Communications Security................................................................................. 5 Phone System Security.............................................................................................. 5 System Access...
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