ID: 4964276 STANDARDS ORGANISATIONS [1-2 PAGES‚ EMBED LINKS TO INTERNET RESOURCES WITH YOUR EXPLANATION] Provide a short summary (including the name) and details of the contribution that each of the following organizations have played in facilitating effective data communication. Summarize the types of standards that would be found at each organization and map those to the layered model used by Kurose Ross. ITU-T IETF ISO IEEE RFCS - [1 - 2 PAGES] WHAT ARE THEY USED
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approach which started in the early 1900’s. This part focuses on understanding the needs and wants of people in a company. By knowing how people deal with different things and different types of people‚ we can create different ways to manage each individual. I know I like challenging myself so I can learn new things‚ but some people want to be showed step by step on how to do something. By finding out about different behaviors we are able to adapt to new situations. Then in the 1930’s and 1940’s
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BINCY BABU UNIT 4: DEVELOPMENT THROUGH LIFE STAGES P1: A description of physical‚ intellectual‚ emotional and social development for each of the life stages of an individual For achieving my P1‚ I need to choose an individual to base my study upon. I decided to choose myself. I am now nearly finishing my teens and entering the adulthood and had undergone all the stages of my life until early adulthood which include from the stage of conception all the way to early
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Unit 4 Business Communication Assignment Introduction I have chosen Tesco as the main organisation and I will be answering questions on whether it has an impact on Tesco or not. Tesco plc is a global grocery and general merchandising retailer headquartered in Cheshunt‚ United Kingdom. Tesco is the fourth-largest retailer in the world measured by revenues‚ after Wal-Mart‚ Carrefour and Metro. The second-largest measured by profits after Wal-Mart. It has stores in 14 countries across Asia‚ Europe
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Unit 4 Assignment 1 Chosen business: Tesco Task 1 (P1) There are different types of information that Tesco use these are: - Verbal information: This is spoken information it could come from the customer‚ it could also come from Tesco if they let any promotions over the tannoy. - Written information: This is information that is written in a document‚ Tesco uses this type of information in its leaflets‚ receipts and collects this information from customers through comment cards etc. - Onscreen
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Unit 4 1.1 Take note of children and young people’s responses to own practise When working with children and young people schools will require you to evaluate how each individual responds while they are in your charge. You may find that different teaching styles work better than others and that some prefer a softer approach whereas others may enjoy difficult challenges. Teachers often find that you may be able to spend more time with an individual and your feedback can be a useful source of information
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Student Name: Samielle.Phillips Teacher: foods Date: 10/9/14 District: Rowan Test: 9_12 FACS FN41 - Foods I Test 1 Description: Unit 2 Form: 501 1. Which part of a recipe tells what type of equipment is needed to prepare a recipe? A._ Container size and type B._ Ingredients and the amounts C._ Step-by-step directions D._ Yield 2. The quickest and easiest resource for researching recipes by ingredient‚ type‚ or time available for preparation is: A._ cookbooks. B._ family recipes
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This type of surveillance delivers social welfare because mothers are happy being able to receive all the support they can to do what is best for their babies (DD208‚ 2013‚ Chapter 2 - Part 1). Helping children at risk of future antisocial behaviour as early as possible shows how this type of surveillance is an investment to society in helping to prevent the likeliness of crimes‚ delivering crime
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Regulations and Legislations at Huntingdon Life Sciences Following accidents and allegations‚ it has been said that health and safety are not being taken serious in Britain’s Scientific Workplaces‚ there are many organisations that keep a check on laboratories to make sure that they are continuing to maintain the standards that are required for that particular scientific area and that all the staff members who work there are not being put at risk. The aims of these regulations are to ensure safe
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