BIOLOGY NOTES FORM 1-4
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| Course | BIOLOGY |
| Year | 4th Year |
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UPDATED BIOLOGY NOTES FORM 1-4
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CCS 405: Management Information System
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An information system is a set of interrelated components that collect, manipulate, process and transform data into information and provide feedback to meet a specified objective. A computer based information system is an information system that uses computer technology to perform input, processing and output activities. Due to the massive computerization of manual information systems, computer based information systems are simply referred to as information systems. They are the subject of discussion in this chapter.
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HSM 222: Health Systems Management
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What is Health system Management? HSM describes the leadership and general management of hospitals, their networks and other health delivery establishments...
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DIRL 012: Foreign Policy
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The term foreign policy refers to a state's international goals and its strategies to achieve those goals. Foreign policy is the manner in which a country behaves toward other members of the international community. It involves a state setting an agenda and using its resources to achieve established goals.
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FAMILY LAW
In one social context a family may refer to a man and a woman who share a common household. In another, it is defined as all persons who share blood relations. In others, it is defined as all persons who share a household. In others still it means all the members of a household, including parents and children with perhaps other relations, lodgers and even servants.
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Public International LAW
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Public International law is that body of law which is composed of the principles and rules of conduct which states feel bound to and do observe in their relations to each other. It also includes rules of law relating to the function of international institutions or organizing their relations with each other and the states and to the individuals as well as certain rules of law relating to individuals and non-state entities in so far
as the rights and duties of such individuals and non-state entities are the concern of the international communities.
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EPS 400: EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS AND EVALUATION
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The unit focuses on what statistics is and its uses in the context of education and counselling and other related areas. Its relationship to measurement (evaluation) is brought out by analyzing keys terms namely, data (numeric information), variable, continuous and discrete variable, descriptive and inferential statistics.
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Introduction to Computer Application
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Computer applications is the knowledge, skills and attitudes that enable a computer user to operate and use different computer application programs (software) or packages to accomplish various tasks.
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PROBATE AND ADMNISTRATION
A limited grant is a grant that does not give the personal representative authority
to act with respect to the whole estate in all respects until the administration is
completed. It is a restricted grant. The grant may be limited as to special purpose,
property or time or it may be one of the special types.
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ATP 102: PROBATE AND ADMNISTRATION
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This is the branch of law that deals with inheritance. The concept of inheritance is universal to all societies irrespective of their legal system, ideology or religion. This arises out of three basic philosophical considerations:
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LAW OF SUCCESSION
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This is the branch of law that deals with inheritance. The concept of inheritance is universal to all societies irrespective of their legal system, ideology or religion. This arises out of three basic philosophical considerations: that man needs to acquire some property for his own sustenance and leading a good life. Inheritance is one of the means through which property is acquired, the fact that man dies and leaves behind his property that should continue to be owned by those who are left behind, and the fact that man instinctively wants to have some control over his property even upon his demise.
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