...Mohammad Doush Mr. Matthew Robert English 103 13 April 2013 Java the Programming Language Computer is very important in our live, we use computer in everywhere on our live. The doctor uses the computer to see file or pictures of his patients. Also, each engineer uses it in many ways of his work. The teacher in the classroom, employees in the offices and student in their study all of them use computer in them daily live. They are not using the mouse, the keyboard or the scream. They are using the applications by them these applications in the computer are like the soul in the body. The only way to build these applications is programming. To program we need to know one of the programming languages which are very similar each other. If you are professional in one of these languages you can be professional in the other language in a short period of time. It is acceptable if you have the same application written with Java once and with C++ or C sharp at the same time. So for this reason you cannot say that a programming language is better than others. There are three types of programming languages procedural, functional and object-oriented languages. The most uses of these languages are object-oriented and one of these languages is Java you can write any application you need using it. Also you can translate any application to its word. The message of the High-Level programming languages such as Algol and Pascal in first programming revolution was...
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...Chap 1 1.describe what management is. Getting work done through others. Managers are concerned with efficiency and effectiveness. 2. explain the four functions of management. Making things happen, meeting the competition, organizing people projects and processes, leading 3. describe different kinds of managers. Top managers, middle managers, first line managers, team leaders 4. explain the major roles and subroles that managers perform in their jobs. Interpersonal- figurehead, leader, liason Informational-monitor, disseminator, spokesperson Decisional-enterpreneur, disturbance handler, resource allocator, negotiator 5. explain what companies look for in managers. Technical skills, human skills, conceptual skill, motivation to manage 6. discuss the top mistakes that managers make in their jobs. Insensitive to others, cold aloof and arrogant, betraying a trust, overly ambitious, specific performance problem with business, overmanaging, unable to staff effectively, unable to think strategically, unable to adapt to boss with different style, overdependent on advocate or mentor 7. describe the transition that employees go through when they are promoted to management. Initial expectation: be the boss, formal authority, manage tasks, job is not managing people After 6 months: fast pace, heavy workload, job is to be problem solver and trouble shooter for subordinates After 1 year: no longer doer, communication listening and positive reinforcement, job is people development ...
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...list of factors. First of all it is important to know exactly what kind of job it is. A managerial job suits not by everyone. In addition, it is important to know what kind of characteristics suits with the job. A chaotic person is not able to lead the financial statements of a company. So, you have to identify the aspects of the job. When you know exactly what kind of job it is and what kind of person you are looking for it is time to select a person. There are several ways to select a person (see Q1) it depends on the job which one will be the best. This part have to be done in a very careful part, because you do not want to hire a new employee who does not suit the job or who may ensure for problems in the future. Learning goals: 1. Which kind of selection procedures are there? According to Gomez-Meija (2011), there are different kinds of selection procedures. Below an overview of the described selection procedures; * Letters of recommendation: within this method it is not about the content of the letter, however it is about the way the information is given. An outgoing person will write the recommendation letter in another way as a more relaxing person. In this way the recruitment team can select person who suits the best to the job. For example; a marketing company needs someone with creativity. So they will choose a person who write in a creative way. * Application forms: within this method the recruitment team asks the candidate to fill in a application...
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... Literature review 6 2.1 Concept of marketing barrier 6 2.2 Concept and nature of green barriers 7 2.3 Influences of trade green barriers to international marketing 8 2.4 Reasons of encountering green marketing barriers 9 2.5 Strategies of overcoming national and industrial marketing & green barriers 10 Methodology 12 3.1 Justification of research method 12 3.2 Documentary analysis method 12 3.3 Case study analysis method 13 3.4 Ethical consideration in research methods 13 Conclusion 14 Introduction 1.1 Research context The sustainable development of social economy has become the world focus. With intensification of economic globalization and trade liberalization, the national and industrial barriers as the protection methods have been reduced. The major trade partners such as Europe, the US, Japan, Singapore have made stricter requirements and standards for market entry and imports. This has given rise to the product of marketing barriers or green barriers. In the meantime, the dependence on foreign trade and on the international market has strengthened the competition of different industries. Thus, the companies should construct the marketing strategies catering to its own features and characters to seek the dynamic balance of internal resource ability and external environment so as to achieve the survival and development. Thus, implementation of international marketing strategies has become the general tendency of marketing in the 21st century...
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..."Methodology is the systematic, theoretical analysis of the processes applied to a field of research. It includes the theoretical analysis of the body of methods and principles associated with...
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...Recommendations 3 1. Introduction 4 2. Learning Objectives 4 3. On or Off The Job Approach 5 4. On The Job Process 6 5. Off The Job Process 7 6. Program Schedule 8 Conclusion 8 Reference List 9 Appendix A Hierarchy of Need and Learning Objectives 10 Appendix B Learning Contract 11 Appendix C Session Plan Coversheet 13 Appendix D Program Schedule 16 Executive Summary Trisco Foods has a performance gap between the actual performance of syrup makers and the expectations of management to these makers. This kind of performance gap leads to a growth reduction over the last few years with the percentage of 10, which is a big organizational problem to this company. This report intends to design a learning and developing program in order to fill the gap and achieve better performance. This program will include on the job approach and off the job approach. During the design, both on the job method and off the job methods are taken into account and generate a combination to receive a better influence. It is important to evaluate the learning program and guarantee the designed program is applied to the reality, which are considered in the recommendations. Recommendations After the learning and development design program has been designed, it was designed on the basis of meeting the learning need of compliance because they do not have a good understanding of compliance on regulations and standards. As a result, it is recommended that compliancethis is...
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...principles for guiding the design of democratic institutions. Of course, normative democratic theory is inherently interdisciplinary and must call on the results of political science, sociology and economics in order to give this kind of concrete guidance. This brief outline of normative democratic theory focuses attention on four distinct issues in recent work. First, it outlines some different approaches to the question of why democracy is morally desirable at all. Second, it explores the question of what it is reasonable to expect from citizens in large democratic societies. This issue is central to the evaluation of normative democratic theories as we will see. A large body of opinion has it that most classical normative democratic theory is incompatible with what we can reasonably expect from citizens. It also discusses blueprints of democratic institutions for dealing with issues that arise from a conception of citizenship. Third, it surveys different accounts of the proper characterization of equality in the processes of representation. These last two parts display the interdisciplinary nature of normative democratic theory. Fourth, it discusses the issue of whether and when democratic institutions have authority and it discusses different conceptions of the limits of democratic authority. 1. Democracy Defined 2. The Justification of Democracy 2.1 Instrumentalism 2.2 Non-instrumental Values 3. The Problem of Democratic Citizenship ...
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...An Analysis of the Pile-Dwellings in the Hemudu Site: The Natural Reasons of the Appearance and the Classification of the Pile-Dwellings in the Hemudu Site Abstract The pile-dwelling is a special architectural type, mainly popular in Yangtze River valley and the southern area in ancient China. It has been widely considered as the direct development of nest. The origin of this architectural style, in China, might be traced to the Neolithic Age. It can be found in amount of Neolithic sites of the Hemudu culture and the Liangzhu culture, together with other Neolithic sites located in the southwestern part of China, for instant, the Yun Menkou site (Mount Jian, Yunan province). Based on the report on the excavation, in this article, we discussed the natural causes of the appearance and the classification of the pile-dwellings in the Hemudu site. Keywords China; the Hemudu Site; pile-dwelling; natural environment; timberwork building Introduction The Hemudu site lays in the alluvial plain named Yu (Yuyao) --- Ci (Cicheng) which is located in the northern piedmont of Siming Mountain and surrounded by the Ningshao Plain together with the southern part of the hilly-country of Cixi. The ancestors in this area constructed their village directly on the cyan clay-like loam stratum (formed with marine deposit). As the village is located in the transition zone which lies between plains and hills, its terrain is geographically high in the south but low in the north. The...
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...Ellie Richards Unit 4 P1 M1 P1- explain different types of business information, their sources and purposes Verbal communication is one of the best methods when it comes to communicating with another individual or individuals, this is because when you are emailing someone, the point you are trying to get across doesn’t always get their understanding, as they aren’t able to hear the tone of your voice to understand what it is you are meaning by what you are saying. Verbal communication can be done face to face, over the phone, or using devices such as Skype. Interacting face to face is also quicker and helps you get a better understanding of the information that the individual is giving to you, it also gives you the chance to ask any questions to the person who is providing you with this information, and it also helps you get to know other individuals. Verbal communication is something that people do in their everyday lives, and it’s something that people are used to. There for it’s probbaly the best method when it comes to communicating with people and getting information to individuals. An example when we had a good method of verbal communication was when the head teacher of Strode College (James Staniforth) done a presentation to all of the new students within the college on the first day. The main characteristics within the information that was provided, was to give all of the new students the information that they needed to know about the college. This included...
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...responsibility of managing the entire monetory and banking affairs of the country in the nation’s interest.” The Central bank is generally recognized as a bank which constitutes the apex of its monetory structure, controls, directs and equalates the activities of other banks operating in the economy. A central bank has direct dealings with the governments and other banks. It is a separate branch of banking having distinct functions quite different from other banks. It operates not for profit sake. But with an objective of bring in economic prosperity to the people and ensuring economic stability in the country. Q.9(A). Define Credit Instruments. Credit Instruments are the documents describing details of credit and debit. Credit Instruments provide a written means fro future reference describing terms and conditions of any debt and loan. Credit Instruments may be an order for payment of money to a specified person or it may be a promise to pay the loan. Credit Instruments generally in use are cheques, bills of exchanges, bank overdraft etc. KINDS OF CREDIT INSTRUMENTS There are two broad...
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...poor are not as poor and the rich are not as rich and to redistribute this slowly the percentage of poverty could decrease over time. There are different ways the government redistribute income and reduce poverty, I have already mentioned a method in beginning, through taxes, taxes can be used to redistribute income to the poor, taking more from the rich and taking less from the poor. By taking more from the rich, the government uses tax money to fund many different programs, including some that target poverty and inequality. Another method would be welfare and unemployment benefits, welfare can provide money to people with very low incomes. This is the option that gives the recipients the most leeway when deciding how to use their benefits. Unemployment benefits can give a monetary cushion to workers who are unable to find jobs, and, like welfare, are also in the form of money. One more method would be in-kind transfers and housing subsidies, in-kind transfers can give essential goods, like coupons, to the poor. Housing subsidies give the poor money to obtaining decent housing, since rent and upkeep make up a large portion of spending in lower income families. Some of these methods are effective in achieving equity because most of these methods are actually really helpful to decreasing poverty and have benefits. The tax method is really effective, in this case, we are helping and providing to poverty so that we could encourage the percentage of poverty by giving them enough...
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...material from Ch. 14 of Methods in Behavioral Research: 1. What is replication, and what role does it play in increasing the external validity or generalizability of a study? In what way is the IRB involved in using participants in a research study? Replication is a way that researchers ensure that their findings are valid. In order to do this they use replication, which is a completion of the study again using different participants. According to Cozby (22009), is a means to overcome any kind of generalization problems that occur in a study. The institutional review board (IRB) plays the role of ensuring that all human subject research is 554conducted in accordance with all federal, institutional, and ethical guidelines. CORRECT 2. What are the advantages and disadvantages of using college students as participants in research studies? Cozby (2009) states that the advantages of using college students as participants in research studies is that they possess high cognitive skills and know how to win approval from authorities. The disadvantages of using college students as participants in research studies is that they are young, have characteristics of teenagers, and are still developing socially, requiring peer approval. CORRECT 3. What potential problems can arise from generalization of results to different cultures or ethnic groups? Different races or ethnicities should not be assigned to different experiment groups. This...
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...times. b. Compute the average CPU time taken to sort the keys for the four methods. c. Comment on the results and compare them to the average-case complexities discussed in class. As we discussed in the class, all these sorting algorithms I used for testing have the same average-case complexities with O (n log n). But the data I got which shows in the upper diagram illustrate that Quick sort is the most fast sorting method especially when you need to sort a large amount of data. Dual-pivot quicksort is also fast than merge sort and Heap sort. Heap sort can be used when the pending data between 1000-1000, 000, and for Merge sort is the first choice when there are more than 1M data. 3. Do the following for the four sorting methods of #2, and for Radix sort: a. Create 100,000 random strings of length 4 and sort them using the five sorting methods. b. Repeat (a) 10 times Compute the average CPU time taken to sort the keys for the five methods. c. Repeat (a) and (b) with strings of length 6, 8, 10. d. Create a table with the results and compare the times with the average-case and worstcase complexities as studied in class. The length of string is 4: The length of string is 6: The length of string is 8: The length of string is 10: The upper diagrams and tables show that when the length of string changed, the total using time of five kinds of different sorting methods are diverse. And we can see that when string’s length is 4, Radix sort used the...
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...intend to copy all grammar and communication function, except for pronunciation and spelling. From the linguistics aspect, learner can hardly find a precise substitute in their mother language. Therefore, how to master the use of SP efficiently becomes a challenge for English learners. In the view of traditional schools of linguists, the mean of words are arbitrary (Saussure,**), that is to say, the various meanings of SP and their various collocations with other classes of words are ruleless and idiomatic. Thus, English classroom teachers merely regard SP as a class of polysemous words and list the meanings for students to memorize. With no doubt, students cannot master the usage of SP effectively and the traditional teaching method, translation method, cannot be suitable any more. As the human cognition of the...
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...Visualizing Research This page intentionally left blank Visualizing Research A Guide to the Research Process in Art and Design Carole Gray and Julian Malins © Carole Gray and Julian Malins 2004 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise without the prior permission of the publisher. Carole Gray and Julian Malins have asserted their right under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act, 1988, to be identified as the authors of this work. Published by Ashgate Publishing Limited Gower House Croft Road Aldershot Hants GU11 3HR England Ashgate website: http://www.ashgate.com British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data Gray, Carole Visualizing research : a guide to the research process in art and design 1.Art – Research 2.Design – Research 3.Universities and colleges – Graduate work I.Title II.Malins, Julian 707.2 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Gray, Carole, 1957Visualizing research : a guide to the research process in art and design / by Carole Gray and Julian Malins. p. cm. Includes index. ISBN 0-7546-3577-5 1. Design--Research--Methodology--Handbooks, manuals, etc. 2. Art--Research--Methodology-Handbooks, manuals, etc. 3. Research--Methodology--Handbooks, manuals, etc. I. Malins, Julian. II. Title. NK1170.G68 2004 707’.2--dc22 ISBN 0 7546 3577 5 Typeset by Wileman Design Printed and bound...
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