A COMPUTER VIRUS A case study presented to Dr.Pedro D. Abanador In partial fulfilment of the requirements in the subject RES323- Research Methodologies Leading to the degree Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Presented by: Estimada‚ Ronald B. BSIT-3A2 February 4‚ 2014 CHAPTER I THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND Introduction A computer virus is a small software program that spreads from one computer to another
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SIXTH SEMISTER PROJECT REPORT HOME SECURITY SYSTEM Sri Jayachamarajendra College Of Engineering Mysore-570 006 PROJECT GROUP: SL NO | NAME | USN NO | CELL PH NO | 1. | RAKSHATH C.T. | 4JC08EC080 | 9480788015 | 2. | SHREYAS S. SHETTY | 4JCO8EC098 | 9164554980 | 3. | SIDHARTH AGARWAL | 4JC08EC103 | 9964479221 | 4. | VASHISTA S.R. | 4JC08EC117 | 7760220812 | 5. | VISHNUPRASAD SHASHTRY K. | 4JC08EC123 | 7760220811 | PROJECT GUIDE: Sri M.J. Sampath Kumar Sri Rudraswamy S.B Lecturer
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A student’s success is hard to define because every individual has different ideas of what is success. Students usually think of success as getting a passing grade‚ but the schools could define it as students getting a high GPA‚ and a good citizenship grade‚ along with a lot of other standards. But schooling‚ let alone education‚ shouldn’t be focused on grades. Rather‚ it should be based on the life lessons learned from the subjects taught. Life lessons could include study habits‚ confidence to participate
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Capability Due – Sep 23/13 Questions are 2 marks unless specified 1) A product market that is currently experiencing a change in customer preferences is vacuum cleaners. How are some companies in this industry responding to the changing preferences? What are some supply chain implications as it relates to the 4P’s? They change it’s design for the product they sell‚ like bag or bagless‚ and sell them in different places according to which place has most people favor bagless or the other‚ and set
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COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS SECTION A PART ONE MULTIPLE CHOICES: 1. (b) Two types. 2. (b) 1 or more input signals to produce output. 3. (d) Both (a) and (c). 4. (b) Non-volatile. 5. (c) Direct-access storage device. 6. (c) Multiple object program files of any software. 7. (d) None of the above. 8. (b) way in which the network’s nodes are linked together. 9. (a) World wide web 10. (a) General purpose electronic equipment for homes. PART TWO 1. WRITE A SHORT NOTES ON “THE OSI MODEL”
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because of usage of this drug. Doctors had no idea what was causing these deaths until the autopsy report came back. Krokodil is said to be the World’s Most Horrendous Drug. Haven’t you heard the saying “desperate times call for desperate measure?” Well‚ that is definitely the case for most people using this drug. Any drug addict who is desperate enough will take anything without thinking about the consequences. A large portion of users have no idea what they’re taking. It’s being sold as heroin and
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What is social security? According to the US social security booklet “ Understanding the benefits” published in 2016‚ social security helps retired‚ disabled‚ and families in which spouse or parents die. Currently‚ about 168 million working people pay social security taxes which are used to help 60 million people. Social security taxes paid by people aren’t held in their personal account so they can receive benefits later‚ rather it’s given to people currently in need of help. And remaining are
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to revise. Each section is broken down and guidance given on what you need to know. Use it in conjunction with your own revision techniques‚ e.g. mindmaps‚ to prepare for the exam. Name: ……………………………………………………………………………….. 2 Fundamentals of Computer Systems You need to be able to: (a) define a computer system (b) describe the importance of computer systems in the modern world (c) explain the need for reliability in computer systems (d) explain the need for adherence to suitable professional
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CHI 90 Procee&qs April 1990 HEURISTIC EVALUATION Jukob Nielsen Technical University of Denmark Department of Computer Science DK-2800 Lyngby Copenhagen Denmark dat JN@NEUVMl . bitnet OF USER INTERFACES and Rolf Molich B altica A/S Mail Code B22 Klausdalsbrovej 601 DK-2750 Ballerup Denmark ABSTRACT ical or formal evaluation methods. In real life‚ most user interface evaluations are heuristic evaluations but almost nothing is known about this kind of evaluation since it has been
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Measures of Central Tendency Objectives of the chapter • To use summary statistics to describe collections of data • The main goal is to come up with the one single number that best describes a distribution of scores. • Lets us know if the distribution of scores tends to be composed of high scores or low scores. • To use the mean‚ median and mode to describe how data bunch up. The sales of 100 fast food shop is given below: Sales No. of (in 000s) Shops 700-799 4 800-899 7 900-999 8 1000-1099 10
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