It’s a work of Pentagon APPLYING KANO MODEL IN UTTARA BANK LIMITED Applying Kano Model in Uttara Bank Limited Prepared For: Adeyl Khan School of Business Prepared By Name | ID | Section | M Nazmus Sakib | 082 061 030 | 2 | Sajjad Morshed | 081 814 030 | 2 | Jaker Jahan | 081 179 030 | 2 | Mithila Taslima | 082 053 030 | 3 | Farzana Zaman Swati | 082 147 030 | 3 | North South University April 11‚ 2011 ------------------------------------------------- Adeyl Khan
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did research in the Western Cape only. 2.3 Research Question The research question is to investigate the gap between employer’s expectations of graduates and the actual skills and competencies of graduates in the workplace. What graduate attributes employers feel are necessary to be successful in the workplace. 2.4 Layout of the Report In total‚ five questionnaires have been used to present the findings in this report. Four graduates with more than one-year working experience was
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following attributes which are required to be defined as private. square_side (int)‚ rectangle_width(int)‚ rectangle_length(int)‚ circle_radius(float) Class should have following member functions and some other member data: a. A parameterized constructor function should allow the initialization of an object of shape class‚ the parameters of constructor function should contain the default values 0‚ 0‚ 0 and 0.0 for squre_side‚ rectangle_width‚ rectangle_length and circle_radius attributes. b. A destructor
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Proposed Active Warden Model The covert channels are the intended network communication channels which leaks the secret information by exploiting process based workow. It use some sort of legitimate network communication strategies in order to make covert dialogue exchanges between the sender and the receiver parties by agreeing upon some predetermined communication workow. The covert channels are supposed to be legitimate to the rest of the network entities. Due to this other statistical analysis
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table containing cost information to TourCost and named the other table containing the TourSelected‚ NumberInTour and SoldBy attributes to Tour as shown in Figures 3‚ 4‚ and 5. 3. After the primary keys were defined each attribute for each table was then dependent on the primary key for that table respectively. For the Customer and Employee tables in Figure 3 single attribute primary keys were used to uniquely identify each customer and employee. Figure 3 Employee and Customer Table Figure
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| Patience‚ forgiveness‚ self-control‚ non-stealing‚ cleanliness and purity‚ restraint over the senses‚ Wisdom‚ knowledge‚ truth and calmness- the ten attributes of Dharma If you will adhere and respect these principles of Dharma‚ they will protect you If you choose to show disrespect to these and not follow them‚ you will become the cause of your own destruction (An extract from
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advantage by identifying the important preschool attributes that parents placed emphasis on in selecting preschools and whether the parents differ significantly from each other based on the given preference attributes. The author used conjoint analysis technique to identify the five important attributes and to segment the parents into clusters. A focus group discussion (FCD) was also initially conducted to shortlist the important preschool attributes. Further‚ personal interviews and survey questions
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Database Models s L11: ER Diagrams Kieran Herley Summary The database design process and the role of ER modelling in same. Basic constituents of ER diagrams: entities‚ relationships and attributes. While designing database it’s handy to have notation to “sketch” schema s Two common diagrammatic notations: x x s UML diagrams (Universal Modelling Language) ER diagrams (Entity Relationship) → cs1106 choice Captures the information requirements of our database: what data it con and how
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was the using the multilayer perception classifier with a learning rate of 0.2 . I filtered down the attributes to the most useful 120. I chose 120 because it when I ran the ‘filterattributeeval’ search with the ‘ranker’ function I took all the attributes ranked 0.1 or higher. I felt that anything ranked below 0.1 could be an interference with the accuracy of the prediction. Filtering my attributes to a lower amount also helped to speed up the run time of the classifier as it didn’t have to compute
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