...Title Page B. The Trainee C. Acknowledgment D. Summary - One (1) page summary of the report E. Table of Contents F. Introduction ( 1 page only ) - Background of the study - Importance or significance of the study (generally) G. Objectives - These will state what you are trying to achieve after the completion of your OJT. H. Company Profile This will include the company history (if any), organizational structure, and products/services offered and other related company information. I. On-The-Job Training Activities - This includes discussion of your whole training activities in paragraph form. You are required to attach pictures with captions on the OJT activities performed. J. Problems Encountered K. Recommendations - These are suggestions to the problem encountered during your OJT. L. Accomplished Evaluation Form M. Certificate of Completion of Training (Photocopy) N. Daily Time Record O. Approved OJT Recommendation Letter P. Photocopy of Memorandum of Agreement (If any) Q. Photocopy of Registration Form and Official Receipt fully paid Format: Font : Arial Narrow, 12 Spacing : double Border : Top, Bottom, Right Margin : 1” Left Margin : 1.5” SOFT BOUND: For DIT - Color Red DCEE - Color Dark Yellow DCE - Blue DIET - Orange DAFE - Green CAVITE STATE UNIVERSITY ...
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...Guidelines for Students Practical Training Semester (PTS) Bachelor Degree Programmes full-time School of Business Krems, December 2010 Doc.Nr.: FHM-5-0006 Version 03; Revision 00; E Approval by: Prof. (FH) Mag. Eva Werner/ Rector (FH) Subject to modification printed version just for Information IMC University of Applied Sciences Krems Guidelines for Students - PTS Academic Board/December 2010 Table of Contents Preamble 3 1 OBJECTIVEs, FIELDS of Application and Duration of the practical training ............. 4 1.1 1.2 1.3 Objectives ................................................................................................................... 4 Fields of Application .................................................................................................... 4 Duration ...................................................................................................................... 4 Fundamental Decisions ............................................................................................... 5 Support by the IMC University of Applied Sciences ..................................................... 6 Practical Training Co-ordinator (PTS Co-ordinator) .................................................... 7 Requirements for the Practical Training ...................................................................... 8 Practical Training Contract.............................................................................................
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...incorporates the Next Generation Science Standards and Common Core Curriculum. There are four life science disciplinary core ideas in high school: 1) From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes, 2) Ecosystems: Interactions, Energy, and Dynamics, 3) Heredity: Inheritance and Variation of Traits, 4) Biological Evolution: Unity and Diversity. During the first semester students will cover – Science Safety, Ecology-Interdependent Relationships, Ecology-Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration, and Introduction to Evolution. The course will consist of laboratory activities, and current science readings/discussions to support content material. Goals: The goals of the Science Program at Lowell High School are: • To produce students with personal appreciation and respect for life leading to a positive involvement with the environment. • To encourage students to practice rational, critical thinking based on objective observations and open-mindedness, which are the essential ingredients of the scientific method of inquiry • To develop skills in manipulating materials and equipment for gathering, organizing and communicating scientific information based on observations and interpretations. • To ensure that the scientifically literate person has a substantial base of facts, concepts, processes and skills which enable that individual to continue to learn and think logically. • To have students appreciate the value of science and technology in society and to understand...
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...Observations on the Characteristics of Diffusion A Scientific Paper Submitted to Professor Christina Barazona College of Science and Mathematics - Department of Biological Sciences Mindanao State University – Iligan Institute of Technology Andres Bonifacio Avenue, Tibanga, 9200 Iligan City, Philippines By Janna R. Andalan August 2013 ABSTRACT The Experiment conducted involves diffusion. The point of this experiment was to know the characteristics of diffusion and to formulate hypothesis based on diffusion. It has also a purpose to see whether the diffusion is dependent on distance, rate and molecular weight of the substance. The estimation of distance is predicted by getting the average of the substance. Rate is predicted by subtracting the final diameter to initial diameter and dividing it by time. It is determined that there are three things which influence the movement of molecules such as kinetic energy, nature of the environment and size of the molecules. By this, we know which dye diffused at the fastest rate by measuring the diameter of the colored area immediately after adding the substance to the agar plate. After one hour of measuring the methylene blue by 15 minutes interval, the substance moved immediately in 0min until 45minutes, the remaining minutes remains the same. While on the potassium permanganate, the substance moved from 0minutes to 1hour. These happened because they had different molecular weight and also the size of the substance...
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...Medical services in pre-industrial America were very different. During the civil war, Medicine and science were not grounded in science (Cutter, 1922). Primitve medical procedures were often used. People relied on family members, neighbors and publications for remedies for ailments. Physicians were usually paid by personal funds. The first hospital built in North America was in 1524 by Hernan Cortez (Cutter, 1922). It is said that Cortes had a medical facility alongside a congregation which aided poor local Mexicans and the Aztec troopers who were injured in the wake of battling with the Spanish. It was also the first hospital to do autopsies, which helped to teach anatomy to medical students. As the years progressed, . In the 1700s, cities started building isolation almhouses were were used to tend to the sick and infirm. However, these almhouses were...
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...The UFO phenomenon has become one of the most controversial and culturally embedded supernatural beliefs to emerge in the Western world during the later half of the twentieth century. Reports of strange flying objects in the sky have been recorded from the dawn of human history. The earliest UFO sightings can be found in 4th century Chinese texts, claiming that a "moon boat" hovered above China every 12 years. Other enthusiasts cite the Book of Ezekiel, in which an inquisitive ship dropped from the sky and landed in Chaldea, modern-day Kuwait. A flourish of sightings occurred near Rome in 218 B.C. and again in Germany in 1561. During World War II, Allied pilots coined the term foo fighters for the bizarre orbs of light that flew alongside their planes during combat (Stephey, 2009). Although sightings have been reported for centuries, it was the sighting by American Pilot Kenneth Arnold in 1947 that sparked the current public interest in the UFO phenomenon. Days later, the foundations of today’s UFO beliefs were perpetuated by a report that the U.S. Army had recovered alien bodies and a crashed “flying disk” in Roswell, New Mexico. The press originally reported the recovered material was from a UFO, however higher military authority quickly dismissed this report. The United States Air Force (USAF) claims the downed aircraft was a top-secret weather balloon designed to spy on Soviet forces. This retraction from the USAF caused people to question the events that took place in...
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...Avatar is an American science fiction film written by James Cameron in 2009. The film is set in 2154 on Pandora, a moon in the star system, inhabited by the Navi, a blue-skinned species of natives. Physically, they are stronger and taller than humans and they live in harmony with the nature. Humans intend to exploit Pandora’s reserves of a precious mineral, but that threatens the existence of the Navi and the Pandora ecosystem. Humans have two solutions to achieve their goal: the first one is to improve relations with the natives to convince them to leave their forest and the second one is the war. Thus, scientists grow Navi bodies modified with human DNA, called Avatars, that are controlled by mentally-linked human operators in order to get in touch with the Navi. Jake Sully is one of these avatar operators and succeeds to be a member of the natives and consequently he becomes to be a spy. Indeed, he delivers key strategic information to the human militaries and moreover he discovers that the Navi will never leave their forest owing to their way of living in harmony with the nature. While humans decide to begin the war against the natives, Jake Sully develops strong attachments to Pandora and its inhabitants so he decides to change ends and to fight against the human attack. After a short summary of this film, I am doing some commentaries of it. This science fiction film isn’t so unreal to the contemporary world. In the film, the war begins owing to a precious mineral...
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...Steps to Writing a Persuasive Essay 1. Read and understand the prompt or writing directions. What are you being asked to write about? Example: Persuasive Writing Task In this writing test, you will write a persuasive essay or letter. Your writing will be scored on how well you: • state your position on the topic • describe the points in support of your position, including examples and other evidence; • anticipate and address readers’ concerns and arguments against your position; and • use grammar, spelling, punctuation, and capitalization. 2. Decide on a topic or issue. If you get to choose your topic, select something that you feel strongly about or that you feel competent discussing. If the topic is assigned, think about the best way to approach it. 3. Make a list of pros and cons for your issue. PROS - What makes your idea a good one? CONS – Consider your audience. What arguments might they make against your idea? 4. Write a thesis statement. In a single sentence, state your proposal or position. What’s the main idea that you’re trying to get across to your audience? What do you want the reader to agree to? 5. Organize and outline ideas. Select your best arguments to support your opinion. Use one paragraph to address a reader counterargument. Topic Sentence: First reason why your idea is a good one. Supporting Details: #1: Facts, Examples, Statistics, Interview Quotation, Expert Opinion, Anecdotes #2: Facts, Examples,...
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...Pooja Iyer 1228 California Ave, Apt#B301, Kalamazoo, Michigan. 49006. poojaiyer.mani@wmich.edu +1-269-365-3547 SUMMARY Highly organized and motivated student seeking work at an organization where my design and technical skills can be used to the fullest for the promotion of work at the organization. Academic Background Masters of Science in Engineering, Teaching Assistant, CGPA:3.25 Expected Graduation: Dec 2016 Western Michigan University (WMU)- College of Engineering and Applied Sciences (CAES) Kalamazoo, MI Major: Mechanical Engineering Bachelor of Technology in Engineering, CGPA:7.3 June 2014 Guru Nanak Institute of Technology, India PAPER PUBLICATIONS * “Exhaust gas Emission Revelations During the Study of Performance of Pongamia oil as Bio diesel” in International Journal of Engineering Research and Technology(IJERT) - Vol. 2 Issue 8, August – 2013, ISSN: 2278-0181 * “Design and Fabrication of Solar Electric Scooter” in International Journal of Research in Engineering and Sciences(IJRES)- Vol.2 Issue 5, May- 2014, ISSN (Online): 2320-9364, ISSN (Print): 2320-9356 * Presented a paper on the “Mechanisms used in an aqua robot and efficient ways of building it to increase the efficiency of the bot” in Technofest 2012. Gurunanak Institute of...
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...NASARAWA STATE UNIVERSITY KEFFI STUDENTS’ INDUSTRIAL WORK EXPERIENCE SCHEME (SIWES) REPORT ON INDUSTRIAL TRAINING CARRIED OUT AT F.C.D.A, AREA 11 GARKI ABUJA FACULTY/DEPARTMENT NATURAL AND APPLIED SCIENCES/MATHEMATICS MATRIC NO NSU/NAS/DCS/009/11/12 PRESENTED BY AJAYI ADEBAYO ABDULLAHI BEING SUBMITTED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE FOR THE AWARD OF DEGREE(BSC) IN COMPUTER SCIENCE. DATE DEDICATION This work is dedicated to Almighty God who gives me strength and the inspiration in the course of this work, also my parents, Mr/Mrs Ajayi Abdul Ganiyu, and to my supervisor, Mr Turawa A Rahman. ACKNOWLEGDEMENT I have taken efforts in this project. However, it would not have been possible without the kind support and help of many individuals and organizations. I would like to extend my sincere thanks to all of them. I am highly indebted to Federal Capital Development Authority (I.C.T unit) for their guidance and constant supervision as well as for providing necessary information regarding the project & also for their support in completing the project. I would like to express my gratitude towards my parents & member of (Organization Name) for their kind co-operation and encouragement which help me in completion of this project. I would like to express my special gratitude and thanks to industry persons for giving me such attention and time. My thanks and appreciations also go to my colleague in developing the project and people who have willingly helped me out with their...
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...AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY–BANGLADESH (AIUB) FACULTY OF SCIENCE & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INTERNSHIP AFFILIATIONREPORT ON Title of the Report An Internship Report Presented to the OFFICE OF PLACEMENT and DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Name of the Program Supervised By AIUB SUPERVISOR’S NAME & rank Submitted By Student’s Name, ID Date of Submission:month day, year LETTER OF SUBMITTAL The letter of submittal must follow the format of a standard business letter starting with the title of your report. The objectives of the letter are: * to say that the report is being submitted, * to mention/acknowledge the entities (Supervisor, Employer, Working departments, etc.) involved in the internship process, * to summarizethe key aspects (activities, acquired knowledge, challenges, etc.) of the report of particular interest to the recipient. End you letter with your name, ID, Program, Date and sign above your name. Letter of Endorsement The Internship Affiliation Report entitled “Your Report Title”, has been submitted to the Office of Placement and Department of Computer Science in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Program name by student’s name & ID. This report is presented to the Internship Defense Committee for evaluation and has been accepted. (Any opinions, suggestions made in this report are entirely that of the author of the report. The University does not condone...
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...ISSN: 0730-5748 JOURNAL OF UFO STUDIES New Series, Vol. 6 1995/1996 CONTENTS ARTICLES Editorial ..................... ......................... ............................................................ Stuart Appelle Psychotherapy for the UFO Abduction Experience ..... ..... .......... ........ David A. Gotlib The Abduction Experience: A Critical Evaluation of Theory and Evidence ............... .. .............................. ........... ............ ...... ............... ........................ Stuart Appelle Anomalous Images on Videotape from Space Shuttle Flight STS-48: Examination of the Ice-Particle Explanation ................... ............. ......... Jack Kasher The University of Colorado UFO Project: The "Scientific Study of UFOs" ... .......................................................... ....... .......... Michael D. Swords A Reference Guide for the Condon Report ..... .. ... ............... ......................... Willy Smith Donald E. Keyhoe and the Pentagon: The Rise of Interest in the UFO Phenomenon and What the Government Really Knew .............. ................... ........ .......... .. .... ... ........... ....... ..... Michael D. Swords Fewer Sightings in the National Press: A Content Analysis of UFO News Coverage in The New York Times, 1947-1995 .......... ................ John C. Hickman, E. Dale McConkey II, and Matthew A. Barrett COMMENTS AND RESPONSES Robert R. Young, John S. Carpenter ...... ............... ... ......... .......
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...n-brain--skynet-and-terminator-next/ Author: Jason Kennedy Date: October 27, 2011 Summary: The article describes how latest research by IBM shows that computers may soon be able to match human brains. When it comes to storage, machines have long surpassed human’s capacity and in terms of mathematics, fast computers beat us by far in solving complex equations. However, (at least until now) humanity wins in the brain’s sheer computational power and energy efficiency. IBM’s Blue Gene supercomputer has already outclassed the processing power of some animals like mice, rats and cats. Of the 20 billion neurons and the connecting 200 trillion synapses the human brain contains, IBM’s Blue Gene simulated about 4.5%. By 2019, the company is confident to have equaled the processing power of one entire human brain. Analysis: Certainly this topic puts a lot of people on edge. We may all have heard about Moore’s Law of computers suggesting that a PC’s processing capacity will drastically increase over the years but the fact that our society may reach a point where computers are intelligent enough to make themselves smarter through repetition and design, and eventually outperform humanity is intimidating and needs to be discussed. Like we talked about it in class, where will this lead to? Will we experience a real-life matrix fighting machines à la “I, Robot”? Will we all be part of science fiction, with the difference that fiction has become reality? We should all be open to...
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...Chem 001: Problem Solving Investigation in Analytical Chemistry PROBLEM Are red flowers really red? Two students were having an argument about pigments in red flower. One said that red petals can only contain the red color, whereas the other students thought that the red color could actually be a mixture of color. Plan an experiment to investigate if the pigment in red flowers consists of one or more colors. In your investigation think about how you can extract the pigment and check whether it consists of one or more color. PLAN FOR INVESTIGATION A. Purpose of the Investigation The purpose of this investigation is to know whether the pigment in red flowers consist one or more colors. The goal of this experiment is to analyze the pigments found in flowers using paper chromatography. B. Materials/ Apparatus The materials used in this experiment include filter paper, scissors, pencil, ruler, clean jar or drinking glass, large- mouth glass jar, water (at least 60 mL, distilled water is preferable, but tap water is also suitable), 70% isopropyl alcohol, measuring cup, piece of scratch paper, coin, timer or clock, and of course red flower petals. You will need at least 2 flower petals from at least 3 different plants. Tip: Larger petals work better than smaller petals. C. Steps/ Procedure Cut the chromatography filter paper into strips that are about 2 cm wide and as long as the large-mouth glass is tall (the strips should all be the same size). You will...
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...outline below, you ensure your business plan is in the format that prompts investors and lenders to take action. In the business plan outline below, you will see the ten (10) sections common to business plans, and the twenty-three (23) sub-sections you must complete. Also, to help you out, here is my proven business plan template, that allows you to quickly and easily complete all the sections of your business plan. Section I – Executive Summary 1 – Executive Summary The Executive Summary is the most important part of your business plan. Because if it doesn’t interest readers, they’ll never even get to the rest of your plan. Start your Executive Summary with a brief and concise explanation of what your company does. Next, explain why your company is uniquely qualified to succeed. For example, does your management team have unique competencies? Do you have any patents? Are you the first mover in your market? Does a huge, unmet market opportunity exist? Etc. Finally, include a synopsis of your financial projections in your Executive Summary. Specifically, include your expected revenues, expenses and profits for each of the next five years, how much funding you are seeking, and the key uses of these funds. Section II – Company Overview 2 – Company Overview The Company Overview section provides a brief history of your company. Here you will answer questions such as when and how your organization was formed, what type of legal entity you are, and accomplishments to date. Importantly...
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