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    1.0 Introduction Technology grows fast and there are advancements that develops and life is getting better because of it. Technology made every task as easy as possible and nothing seems too tiring if human tasks are aided with technology. It can be applied in any aspects of life. For us‚ we will use technology for the development of our so-called FACULTY MONITORING SYSTEM. Our system will not only help our fellow students but also our professors and school administrators. Some students experience

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    Introduction: Most business entities‚ specifically those small enterprises use the manual process of recording inventories. They record inventories manually on a paper‚ as well as the product bought‚ sold and stored. The very in inconvenient process of recording manually made the researcher come up with the idea to make an electronic record keeping system for the improvement of the workflow and productivity in the pharmacy while a series of embedded safety checks yields unparalleled accuracy

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    I. Introduction A. Background of the Study Retention policy are set of guidelines in which a certain school follows a minimum grade for accountancy students in order for them to advance to the next level. It is like the survival of the fittest. It requires a lot of focus and determination‚ which other students in the course failed to give. And when that happens‚ these students are removed from the program. That is why many Accounting students hate this policy. Even so‚ the primary goal of

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    Around the World in Eighty Days by Jules Verne - Free Book Summary Previous Page | Table of Contents | Next Page Downloadable / Printable Version LITERARY ELEMENTS SETTING While the narrative begins in London‚ the theme of the novel is such that the settings change continuously. Mr. Phileas Fogg attempts to go around the world in eighty days and so he covers the major points across the globe Paris¸ Suez‚ Bombay‚ Calcutta‚ Singapore‚ Hong-Kong‚ Yokohama‚ San Francisco‚ New York‚ Liverpool

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    CHAPTER ONE UNDERSTANDING CIVICS AND ETHICS Introduction This is the first chapter that sets out the required definitions‚ similarities between civics and ethics‚ outlines aim and goals of the study of the subject‚ and finally points out competences of good citizens. Civics and Ethical studies by its very nature is a multi-disciplinary field of study. Civics as part of Social Science discipline is more dependent on Political Science‚ Law‚ Economics‚ Sociology and

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    International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology (IJERT) ISSN: 2278-0181 Vol. 1 Issue 3‚ May - 2012 Automation of Railway Gate Control Using Microcontroller Atul Kumar Dewangan‚Meenu Gupta‚Pratibha Patel Lecturer‚ Kirodimal Govt Polytechnic Raigarh‚Chhattisgarh‚India Diploma Scholar Kirodimal Govt Polytechnic Raigarh‚Chhattisgarh‚India Diploma Scholar Kirodimal Govt Polytechnic Raigarh‚Chhattisgarh‚India Abstract There are many railway crossings which are unmanned due to lack of manpower

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    Leadership throughout history and in today’s society has been imperative in bringing about change whether in the business society or in social aspects. Many great people were revered as leaders such as Dr Martin Luther king Jr who was seen as a great leader of his time as he showed the five principle of a leader. This essay will go into the five principles of a visionary leader and state which leadership style best suits the five principles and lastly if visionary leadership is the cornerstone to

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    Yasemin AKYÜZ 201012171002 Research Methodology Dr. Elif DİLER REPORT: The Effects of Feminism on The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros THE EFFECTS OF FEMINISM ON THE HOUSE ON MANGO STREET BY SANDRA CİSNEROS ‘Feminism’‚ which is involved with the influences of gender on writing and reading is a wide-reaching term referring: Women’s movement: diverse social movement‚ largely based in the United States‚ seeking equal rights and opportunities

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    INTRODUCTION Case of Nocton V Lord Ashburton‚ House of Lords (1914) AC 932 It is an important English tort law case regarding professional negligence and conditions under which a person will be taken to have assumed responsibility for the welfare of another. MATERIAL FACTS In this case a solicitor‚ Mr. Nocton appealed after he was accused of fraud in the High Court. Mr. Nocton had advised his client Lord Ashburton‚ who is the respondent‚ to release part of his mortgage so that he could acquire

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    total area under farming is also reduced due to growing industrialization and urbanization. India has to strike a balance between industrial growth and agricultural growth. The total arable territory in India is 1‚269‚219 km2‚ which represents about 56.78% of the overall land zone of the country. Arable land in India is diminishing because of continuous strain from an ever-increasing number of inhabitants and growing urbanization. The overall water surface area of the country is 31440 km2 and

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