...[pic] ASSIGENMENT ON NETWORK OPERATING SYSTEM SUBMITTED TO: SUBMITTED BY: Akash Bhardawj Sir Ram Narayan Patel 11008945 K2R21 (05) Q1: List various Commands used to perform following operations a) Make your Home Directory your current directory. b) To display who is logged in your system. c) To change password for the current user. d) To move the directory /usr/local to /opt/pgms. e) To list various files and directories in current working directory. Ans:- a) Make your Home Directory your current directory. Use the 'cd' command without any target; that always puts you in the home directory which becomes by default the working directory. b) To display who is logged in your system. who command is used to get the list of the usernames who are currently logged in. Output of the who command contains the following columns: user name, tty number, date and time, machine address. $ who ramesh pts/0 2009-03-28 22:57 (dev-db-server) jason pts/1 2009-03-28 23:01 (dev-db-server) john pts/2 2009-03-28 23:04 (dev-db-server) To get a list of all usernames that are currently logged in, use the following: $ who | cut -d' ' -f1 | sort | uniq john jason ramesh c) To change password for the current user. Almost all Linux and Unix and variants have access to...
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...Ethics William, Scott Ethics In the case of BP oil the internal factors that “affect” ethics within management started at the very top of BP. In, the beginning its handling of the deepwater horizon spill was a disaster. Bp was involved in a number of projects at the outset of this disaster in an effort to save; money However at the start there was a lack of adequate communication between top level management and the front office. Bp planned to use cement that was much lighter to cap the well and therefore cost less in a cost saving measure greed became a factor. That is an act of poor judgment on any individual in a managerial capacity. Bp from the start did not have a plan on how to go about organizing the cleanup of the spill even after they had been informed that if they would have used the right cement the first time the disaster could have been avoided. Management made many calls that compromised their ethics right from the start not only within the company but also on the jobsite in the way that they went about organizing the cleanup put employs at risk in efforts to make the company look more favorable. In similar incidents BP had been cited in the pass for safety issues. After the clean up BP lead the way in helping the fisherman affected by the spill a subcontractor for BP oil is hiring unemployed fishermen for boom deployment off the cost of Louisiana as part of the response to the Gulf of Mexico oil spill (Kelly May 2010). BP oil also set up a fund to help...
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...ENGL510 – Foundations of Professional Communication Oral Presentation Assignment—Persuasive Presentation Note: To complete this assignment, you will need a microphone for your computer. If you don’t have one, you may need to purchase one. You should be able to get a fairly inexpensive one at an electronics store. Background Former Chrysler CEO Lee Iacocca said, "You can have exceptional ideas, but if you can't communicate them, it's as if you have no ideas at all." So far we have been focusing on written communication, but oral communication is just as important in many work situations. Both informative and persuasive presentations are very important in the workplace, but the presentation that you will do in this course is a persuasive presentation. That is, you will imagine a particular audience and a particular workplace situation in which you would need to convince that audience to take a particular action. Assignment You will imagine a particular audience and a particular workplace situation in which you would need to convince that audience to take a particular action. Choose one of the topics listed below, and then develop and deliver a persuasive presentation that is about 8–10 minutes long using a PowerPoint presentation. Imagine a situation in which you would need to persuade a particular workplace audience to take a particular position or action in relation to this topic. For example, if you choose affirmative action, your presentation would...
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...ASSIGEMENT: NUCLEON CASE Each group (see below) need to prepare a short paper about the Nucleon case (no more than 10 pages). In the paper you need to answer at least below questions. The assignment need to be submitted on Thursday (23.10.2014) at the beginning of the class. QUESTIONS THAT NEED TO BE ANSWERED 1. What is this case about? 2. What options of vertical integration are available to Nucleon? Nucleon has two options how to produce product CRP-1. One option is to produce it in-house and other is that they would license manufacturing and marketing to outside partner. Therefore they need to invest in a full-scale manufacturing facility that which met the FDA guidelines. FDA required that Phase III trials should be supplied largely by the plant, which would be used to supple commercial market. With this option they will need approximate $21 million to invest. Regarding to Nucleon’s financial advisory, they would not have difficulties to raise fund after they would have approved success of Phase II. Second option is to license outsource their rights of manufacturing and marketing. Therefore they would not need to invest $21 millions, but they would receive less money from the sale if the product will succeed at phases of testing. 3. What are the advantages and what are the disadvantages of each option? Try to use theory. 4. Which choice would you recommendations to the company Nucleon based on net present value (NPV) calculation? For each...
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