Introduction to InformationTechnology and Programming Exams(Comp 100)

Institution Egerton University
Course Bsc.Computer Science
Year 1st Year
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Inventory Management
Inventories are carried mainly to meet forecasted demand, to protect against stock-outs and to decouple (provide some independence between) the successive components of the manufacturing-distribution systems. The main inventory types are raw material inventories, work-in-process (WIP) inventories and finished goods inventories. This chapter is on inventory planning for independent demand items. Independent demand items are finished products or service parts sold to customers, whereas dependent demand items are components that are used in the production of a finished product or other parent items. This chapter focuses on inventory planning for independent demand items.
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Business law
Business law is made up of the laws that set out the rights, duties and obligations of people in business. Business law balances the interests of those in business and people like producers and consumers, buyers and sellers, lenders and borrowers. It regulates business transactions under the law of contract, which explains when an agreement will be legally enforceable as a contract and is updated by competition and consumer law. It regulates those engaged in business (companies, partnerships, etc), their names, their funding (finance, credit), their banking and their insurance. Many aspects of criminal law (especially property offences) and tort (especially the law of negligence) impact on business.
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Procurement
Trade financing is the provision of any form of financing that enables a trading activity to take place and which may be made directly to the supplier, to facilitate procurement of items for immediate sale and/or for storage for future activities, or it could be provided to the buyer, to enable him meet contract obligations.
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Business management
For a long time the topic of Emotions and Moods did not receive any attention in organisational behaviour for two reasons: The first is the myth of rationality. According to Robbins and Judge (2013) since the late nineteenth century and the rise of scientific management, the rules at the workplace world discouraged display of emotions and emphasized rationality. A well-run organization was one that didn’t allow employees to express frustrations, fear, anger, love, hate, joy, grief, and similar feelings. The prevailing thought was that such emotions were the antithesis of rationality. Even though researchers and managers knew that emotions were an inseparable part of everyday life, they tried to create organizations that were emotion-free. That, of course, wasn’t possible.
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CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS
LATEST EDITED CHEM PRACTICAL QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS
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CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS
LATEST EDITED CHEM PRACTICAL QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS
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AGRICULTURE SCHEMES OF WORK
AGRICULTURE AND NUTRITION SCHEMES
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TOHM 106: INTRODUCTION TO HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT LECTURE NOTES
This course has been designed for first year undergraduate students pursuing a career in ecotourism and hospitality. This course will introduce you to the core units which will furnish you with knowledge in hospitality industry.
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PHIL 106: LAW AND SOCIETY LECTURE NOTES
Constitutional law consists of rules which regulate the relationship between various organs of the state. Administrative law relates to public administration e.g. Chief D.O etc while criminal law consists of wrongs committed against the state. (Crime=the intentional commission of an act deemed socially harmful or dangerous.
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INTRODUCTION TO NURSING SURVEILLANCE
1: INTRODUCTION TO NUTRITION SURVEILLANCE 1.1: Meaning of terms DEFINITION OF KEY TERMS AND TERMINOLOGIES Surveillance: It refers to the act of carefully watching someone or something especially in order to prevent or detect an occurrence of a given situation. It can also be defined as a continuous observation of a place, person, group, or ongoing activity in order to gather information:
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