...Practical 5 ________________________________________________________________________ To verify the conservation of spring and gravitational potential energy Objective: * To verify the law of conservation. Apparatus and Materials: 1. Spring 2. plastic / rubber ball 3. Spring holder 4. Metre rule Equipment: 1. Electronic balance Setup: Release h Compress Metre ruler Figure: 5-1 Theory: When spring is compress, the spring store potential energy: The total energy E of a simple mechanical system is the sum of the potential energy PE and the kinetic energy KE. In the absence of friction the total energy E of the system is a conserved quantity so that E = KE + PE. In the absence of friction, if the KE and PE change, they must change so that their sum is equal to the total energy E. In this experiment several simple mechanical systems will be examined for this property. As the spring been release, the potential energy of the spring is converted to kinetic energy and after the ball reach the maximum high, the kinetic energy is equal to zero and transform to Gravitational Potential Energy. at maximum height: Procedure: 1. Measure the mass of the ball, m. 2. Compress the spring downward, record the vertical distance of spring as x and let it go. 3. Measure the maximum height, h the ball can achieve. 4. Repeat the step [2]...
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...Bryce Parker Mrs. Smith English 103-5008 2/18/2016 Timeless What if you could stop time, what would you do? Would you read more books, catch up on television shows, explore the world, contemplate the existence of life or perhaps be deviant? Two groups of people who, I think, would like to experience timelessness are artists and gamers, of which I am both. Not only for the practical reasons of getting things done, but for the quality of the experience each work of art or video game can give. I have a considerable library of games across multiple systems. However, I don't have nearly enough time to play them all, especially in a world where newer games are coming out each day. I have thought of a number of times I wish I had a device like the “Hyperbolic Time Chamber” from the anime series Dragon Ball; which would allow the one that entered it to experience a whole years’ time within the span of a single day. Granted the characters of the series used it to train themselves to fight their newest threat. My purpose would be different, it would give me the time to get though the games I either; found boring at the time, something new came out or have yet to play. Another reason, is to experience full immersion. To be totally entranced within the game, where the world around seems to disappear and the player feels a part of the game; as if they are standing next to the player controlled character or even are the character. Something similar I can compare it to is; when...
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...PRACTICAL TRAINING REPORT (PAC600) SEMESTER AUGUST 2013 – JANUARY 2014 PREPARED BY NORSHAKIRAH BINTI KAMARUDDIN BACHELOR DEGREE (Hons) IN ACCOUNTANCY/AC220 2010791179 FIRM KANEKA (M) SDN BHD, KUANTAN SUBMITTED TO EN MOHD ZULFIKRI BIN ABD RASHID DATE OF SUBMISSION 31 DECEMBER 2013 FACULTY OF ACCOUNTANCY UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA MALAYSIA Kaneka (M) Sdn Bhd STUDENT PROFILE NAME MATRIX NO. ADDRESS HP NO : NORSHAKIRAH BINTI KAMARUDDIN : 2010791179 : D 523 FELDA MELATI JENGKA 11, 26400 BANDAR JENGKA, PAHANG DARUL MAKMUR : 013-9383539 EMAIL ADDRESS : shakira_akiera@yahoo.com Practical Training Report (PAC600) Kaneka (M) Sdn Bhd TABLE OF CONTENTS PARTICULARS Acknowledgement Executive Summary Introduction 1.0 2.0 Background Of The Firm…………………………………............. Summary Of The Job Done……………………………………….. 2.1 Computerize Accounting…………………………………… 2.2 Financial Accounting………………………………………... 2.3 Cost Accounting……………………………………………... 2.4 Administrative……………………………………………. 3.0 Conclusion…………………………………………………………... PAGE 1 2 3 3 4 4 5 Appendices Practical Training Report (PAC600) Kaneka (M) Sdn Bhd ACKNOWLEDGEMENT First of all, I would like to be grateful to Allah S.W.T by reason of giving me chanced to finish my industrial training in fixed period and giving me a good health along this training...
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...[pic] PHARMACEUTICS 1 BATCH: 5 WEEK: Date: 18 September 2013 Time: 2.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. PRACTICAL 1 FUNDAMENTALS OF WEIGHING AND MEASURING Student Name: ___________________________________________________________ Matrix Number: __________________________________________________________ Learning Outcomes: Upon completing this practical session, students will be able to: 1. Perform correct weighing techniques using different types of balances. 2. Measure the correct volume of liquids using suitable volumetric apparatus. 3. Understand and apply the concepts of Sensitivity Requirements (SR) and Minimum Weighable Quantity (MWQ) of a balance. Apparatus: 1. Triple Beam Balance 2. Electronic Balance 3. Weighing Paper/Weighing Boat/Parchment Paper 4. Beaker 50 ml/100 ml/250 ml 5. Measuring Cylinder 50 ml/100 ml 6. Spatula 7. Pellet Knives 8. Glass Rods Chemicals: 1. Copper Sulphate Powder 2. White Soft Paraffin 3. Glycerin 4. Distilled Water PRINCIPLES OF WEIGHING 1. Check weighing scales before you start working. Weighing scale must be balanced before you begin your work. 2. Place the weighing scale on a flat surface. Make sure the table top is clean and neat. 3. Make sure the weighing balance is freely suspended while weighing the substances. 4. Weighing pans on the weighing scales must be cleaned before and immediately after use. 5. All substances must be weighed on a clean weighing boat or paper, or parchment...
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...happiness, according to Aristotle is through reason. Aristotle starts off by saying that what makes humans unique from other animals is our ability to reason. It is through reason that we can become more like the “Gods” and come closer to living Aristotle’s view of the good life. Aristotle separates reason into two distinct categories: practical reason and theoretical reason. Practical reason can be thought of as the ability, through contemplation, to decide what one ought to do. Theoretical reason, on the other hand, can be viewed as reasoning that is directed at answering questions that are, coincidentally enough, theoretical. By theoretical I mean questions that are concerned with explaining and predicting what is going on around us. Going back to Aristotle’s assertion that reason is what separates us from lower beings, we can see that he is probably referring more to theoretical reason as opposed to practical reason. Any animal can exercise practical reason in determining what to do to survive, but can an animal reason theoretically? Aristotle says no and that is what separates human beings from animals. It is through reason, both practical and theoretical, that we develop virtue. According to Aristotle, virtue is the next step towards eudaimonia and it is developed through the exercise of reason. Just like with reason, Aristotle separates virtue into two categories. The first form of virtue is moral virtue. Moral virtue is excellence in...
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...The Practical Impacts After September 11 Terrorist Attack In the article, How We've Changed Since 9/11, by Jennie Wood stated that ever since September 11 terrorist attack, the most obvious changes Americans have faced have been at the airport. Traveler must check in at least two hours in advance before their departure. There are restrictions on what passengers can bring. Anything that is liquid has to be a certain size and need to be placed in clear, sealed bags. No food or bottled water is allowed through security check. Passengers are selected at random for more intense screenings. You cannot protect against every single thing unless you want no freedom. Therefore this emphasis on freedom in the USA that has led to the latest round of highly-publicised controversy over airport screening procedures. TSA's aim to replace all passenger-screening units with advanced imaging technology (AIT) equipment. These machines use either backscatter X-ray or millimetre-wave technology to provide a graphic image of a passenger's body beneath clothing, which can detect both metallic and non-metallic threats, including weapons and explosives. Passengers who object to the machines on privacy grounds can opt for an enhanced pat-down instead, although this can be much more intrusive. I experienced a pat-down in the airport last summer and nothing were left untouched. It was very uncomfortable. In the article, Eleven Years After 9/11, Flying is safe, Routine, and Annoying, according to Daniel...
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...situation that prevails on our planet all the time and it does not make the headlines (Singer 160).” Yes, the factors listed are tough to combat; therefore, the issue of poverty should be taken more seriously. The constant debate between the rich and the poor are leaving many nauseated on an ethical roller coaster. Much of the Nation and the World are succumbing to poverty like a deadly plague devouring everything in sight. Poverty is a very serious problem; therefore, steps should be taken immediately to do more than what's being done. One necessary and extremely important step is to address some of the causes. When trying to uncover some causes of something of this magnitude, many factors need to be considered. In his book Practical Ethics, Peter Singer addresses the issue of Relative...
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...You and your students may be familiar with the observation that colour leaks out of beetroot when it is cooked. Many cookbooks suggest that beetroot should be cooked with their outer skins on, and with a minimum amount trimmed from the top (by the leaves) and tail (by the taproot) to reduce the release of beet colour leaking into the water. This procedure lends itself to detailed evaluation, and provides an opportunity to discuss how you would like students to write up a practical. Cutting the cores to size and placing in water baths takes only a few minutes. During the thirty minutes heating (or chilling) time, you can discuss writing up or evaluating the procedure. If you have access to only one colorimeter, one group could gather quantitative results while the others gather subjective, qualitative information. The number of beetroot cores used will depend on the number of water baths available. Students can work individually or in pairs. To save time, reduce the number of temperatures used and collate results to provide repeats at each temperature. Beetroot cores, cut with a size 4 cork borer and soaked in distilled water overnight (Note 1) Thermometers, 1 for each water bath Kettle, to provide boiling water for the water baths Ice bath (a beaker of water surrounded by ice) Scalpel, 1, or sharp vegetable knife Tile, 1 Forceps or mounted needles to ‘handle’ beetroot cores Ruler, up to 15 cm, 1 Distilled water, in wash bottle Measuring cylinder, 10 cm3, 1 Test...
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...Practical Reason First published Mon Oct 13, 2003; substantive revision Thu Nov 6, 2008 Practical reason is the general human capacity for resolving, through reflection, the question of what one is to do. Deliberation of this kind is practical in at least two senses. First, it is practical in its subject matter, insofar as it is concerned with action. But it is also practical in its consequences or its issue, insofar as reflection about action itself directly moves people to act. Our capacity for deliberative self-determination raises two sets of philosophical problems. First, there are questions about how deliberation can succeed in being practical in its issue. What do we need to assume—both about agents and about the processes of reasoning they engage in—to make sense of the fact that deliberative reflection can directly give rise to action? Can we do justice to this dimension of practical reason while preserving the idea that practical deliberation is genuinely a form of reasoning? Second, there are large issues concerning the content of the standards that are brought to bear in practical reasoning. Which norms for the assessment of action are binding on us as agents? Do these norms provide resources for critical reflection about our ends, or are they exclusively instrumental? Under what conditions do moral norms yield valid standards for reasoning about action? The first set of issues is addressed in sections 1-3 of the present article, while sections 4-5 cover the second...
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...consist of four (4) fixed staffs and monitored by the owner of the firm, En. Ridzwan Bin Hj Abdullah. There is also an account manager, Pn. Yuraini Bt Yusoff. The company uses UBS system records and processes accounting transactions. UBS is one of the accounting software that being used in many corporations. Ridzwan & co have more than hundred clients. Most of their clients are from Kelantan consisted of corporate firms, ownership, and partnership. They are from various types of industry and some of the company’s account must be prepared in monthly basis and yearly basis. The firm also cooperates with Zulkepli & Co. Accounting and Secretarial Services. SUMMARY OF THE JOBS DONE ACCOUNTING The practical training is started on 3rd February 2014. At Ridzwan & Co, the practical students have been exposed more on accounting task. Basically, no due date is given for every task, but as to ensure the effectiveness and efficiency and also the productivity of the firm, we have to try our best to settle all the work with full effort and less error. After all the tasks given are finished then it will be checked by account manager or the supervisor, before it is submitted to the En. Ridzwan. On the first week I have assigned to sorting and filling the documents received from the client. I also learned what is UBS Accounting (User Business System ) and how to use to record...
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...In audit department senior that guided me is Mdm Ilham n Miss Anis. They will ask me to do audit working paper and also review my job. During my internship i was exposed to audit workfield and audit at office. When I do audit at office i need to do it from beggining till the end. The first step in doing audit is to do working paper. In order to do working paper i need to transfer figure last year as opening balance for this year. Then i need to enter figure as per ledger as an unaudited amount for this year. After that i need to do test check, the purpose of test check to ensure that figure is correctly recorded. The test check is where I need to check whether amount recorded in ledger is correct as per supporting documen, it is also used to check wheteher the transaction is recorded according to its category or not . I also need to make adjustment if there is any error make by client. Other than that, I also call client to clear any confusing in client’s transaction, record and statement. Beside that, also need to prepare bank, debtor, creditor and cash confirmation. After I done my working paper, my senior will reviewed it if there are any error I need to do correction. After all done, I need to prepared signed account and sent draft for discussion to client and then I will prepare report which is final report. Different with audit workfiled, in audit workfield I just need to do test check, revenue cycle, expenditure cycle and collection cycle. Revenue, expenses and collection...
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...1.0 INTRODUCTION Universiti Teknologi Mara requires their students to attend training sessions related to their courses to give a preliminary exposure regarding the real working environment in an organization. This program has been offered by the Faculty of Accountancy, UiTM and needed to be completed in 6 months before completing their study. By undergoing practical training, student will be placed in government or private sector, where they will be given opportunity to learn and adapt the real working environment. Besides, the practical training will increase and develop students’ communication skills, management skills and other skills which will benefit their daily life and future career. 2.0 ORGANIZATION BACKGROUND AND STRUCTURE Khairuddin Hasyudeen & Razi (KHR) is a member of the Malaysian Institute of Accountant. It is a chartered accounting firm that has established its practice since 1992. Its vision is ‘to be the preferred business advisor in enterprise value enhancement’ and holds a mission of ‘linking strategy to value’. The firm is a medium sized audit firm in Malaysia and provides many services that focus in the area of taxation, auditing and assurance services, as well as other services such as enterprise risk management and internal audit. KHR operates from 4 strategically located offices in Malaysia with its headquarter in Kuala Lumpur and 3 other branches in Kota Bharu, Alor Setar and Melaka with core staffs strength of about 80 people...
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...a) INTRODUCTION ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Praise to Allah for six (6) months I undergo my internship that begins on early February this year till end of July, I finally successfully completed my Industrial training report. For the remaining days that I have to continue my training in order to complete my course, I pray to Allah hoping my journey is in His bliss. I also would like to extend my thankfulness to the most precious persons in my life, my father and mother for all their moral support, financial support and also to my friends for never ending reminding me to always be honest and trustworthy during my training here. As for my supervisor from Universiti Teknologi Mara Kampus Seri Iskandar Perak, Puan Naimah Binti Zaini. I thank you for all the reprimand and guidance as it is very helpful for me in completing my report. Last but not least I would like to extend my appreciation to my industrial supervisor (k.cik/) and (k.ika ) for their advices and patiently guiding me through while I working here as a trainee. Not forgotten for all the staffs working at Khatulistiwa Corporate Services Sdn Bhd, I am obliged to staff members of Khatulistiwa Corporate Services Sdn Bhd for the valuable information provided by them in their respective fields and I very much appreciate for their entire kindness helping and teaching me when I’m working there. I am very lucky to have such a helpful colleagues and I never felt left out in any situation. I am entrusted to undergo...
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...Fly lab report p. 1 SAMPLE LAB REPORT Perception of Different Sugars by Blowflies by Alexander Hamilton Biology 101 October 24, 2009 Lab Partners: Sharon Flynn, Andi Alexander Fly lab report p. 2 ABSTRACT To feed on materials that are healthy for them, flies (order Diptera) use taste receptors on their tarsi to find sugars to ingest. We examined the ability of blowflies to taste monosaccharide and disaccharide sugars as well as saccharin. To do this, we attached flies to the ends of sticks and lowered their feet into solutions with different concentrations of these sugars. We counted a positive response when they lowered their proboscis to feed. The flies responded to sucrose at a lower concentration than they did of glucose, and they didn’t respond to saccharin at all. Our results show that they taste larger sugar molecules more readily than they do smaller ones. They didn’t feed on saccharin because the saccharin we use is actually the sodium salt of saccharin, and they reject salt solutions. Overall, our results show that flies are able to taste and choose foods that are good for them. INTRODUCTION All animals rely on senses of taste and smell to find acceptable food for survival. Chemoreceptors are found in the taste buds on the tongue in humans (Campbell, 2008), for example, for tasting food. Studies of sensory physiology have often used insects as experimental subjects because insects can...
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...Question 1 King Edward VII’s Hospital Sister Agnes, established in 1899 with over a century’s worth of history brags about their top notch facilities, professional health consultants and nursing staff, zero occurrence of hospital-acquired MRSA infections and of course, its connection with the royal family (Standards 2013). However, the hospital came face to face with a major crisis when Mel Greig and Michael Christian, hosts of commercial radio station 2Day FM made a prank call to acquire confidential information of one of its patron at the time, Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton. The suicide of Jacintha Saldanha surfaced three days after being the first person to receive the hoax phone call before passing it to the duchess’ private nurse. This essay aims to highlight the ethical implications involved in this case study, the PR strategies taken by the radio station and whether the actions taken are appropriate in regards to the death of the British nurse. When the Jacintha’s case of suicide arose, the ultimate question was: Why did she turn to suicide? Despite previous records of Jacintha’s suicide attempts (Taher 2012), it was reported that she had no signs of mental frailness at the time of her work shift before she received the prank call (Sykes 2012). While it remains unclear if the hoax call drove Jacintha suicidal, it may have acted as a catalyst (Baker 2012) since a note containing expression of anger addressed to the two radio hosts was found after Jacintha’s death...
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