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    VI CSE Syllabus 010411052318

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    GANDHI PROUDYOGIKI VISHWAVIDYALAYA‚ BHOPAL PROGRAMME: B.E. Computer Science & Engineering‚ VI Semester Course: CS 601 Micro Processor and Interfacing Course Contents Category of Course Course Title Departmental Micro Core DCProcessor and 601 Interfacing Course Code CS 601 Credits- 6C L T P 3 1 2 Theory Papers (ES) Max.Marks-100 Min. Marks- 35 Duration-3hrs. Branch: Computer Science and Engineering VI Semester Course: CS 601 Micro Processor and Interfacing RATIONALE: The purpose of this subject

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    Gender stereotyping applies across all echelons of society in Singapore. Across the world in countries both like and unlike Singapore‚ gender stereotyping is present and continues to be prevalent even in the modern and liberal societies that exist today. While other countries have women as their top leaders‚ it is ironic that in the Singapore parliament‚ less than 20% of the Members of Parliament are women as women make up half of our society. Media has also played a large part in contributing

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    The purpose of this paper is to examine‚ the religious imagery found in John Donne’s poem An Anatomy of the World: the First Anniversary and how it reflects the religious ideology during the time of the poem was written. There are four topics that will be presented‚ the first topic is the idea of heaven‚ and John Donne writes the first sentence with heaven in it. In the poem‚ Donne writes that it would have been better for the sun to die then for Elizabeth Drury. This could possibly be comparing

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    The Canonization

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    What is the paradox inherent in the title of the poem "The Canonization" by John Donne? Let us remember that the speaker of this poem appears to be addressing a cynic of love‚ who is arguing that the speaker’s love for his beloved is harmful or at least damaging to himself. Thus it is that the title of the poem refers to the way that the speaker and his beloved can become "canonised" or be made saints through the way that their love is expressed in poetry. Consider how the penultimate stanza of

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    Obamacare Pros And Cons

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    Health Care Reform and the Affordable Care Act The Affordable Care Act (also known as Obamacare) is a hot topic in today’s political atmosphere. Advocacy and Opposition both run rampant throughout the country. The goal of the act was to fix the health care concern. The Catholic Church (as an entity‚ not as members of the Catholic Church) has pledged their support for the act. It believes that everyone is entitled to the same benefits regardless of whether or not they can afford it and that it

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    Galileo vs. Church

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    Galileo is viewed as the father of modern science because he made and tested theories which we still go by in the current years. In the present day we are thought and live by the heliocentric theory. This basically means that the sun in in the center and the planets are in its orbit. The Roman Catholic Church believed that the earth was in the center‚ therefore the sun and other planets were in the Earth’s orbit. Galileo was charged of false teaching. The charge against Galileo was grounded on

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    BOOK REVIEW That She May Dance Again: Rising from Pain of Violence Against women in the Philippine Catholic Church‚ by Sr. Nila V. Bermisa‚ MM‚ Women and Gender Commission- Association of Major Religious Superiors in the Philippines (WGC- AMRSP)‚ 2011‚ 195 pp. Sexual abuse is one of the common diseases of our country. Wherever you go‚ there are cases of women being sexually assaulted. It may be in the family‚ in the workplace‚ in the society and even in the Church where the person belongs to

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    Oscar Romero fact sheet

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    Your Name: Bishop Oscar Romero Date of birth: August 15‚ 1917 Date of death: March 24‚ 1980 Place of birth: Ciudad Barrios‚ El Salvador- Isolated mountain village Place of death: San Salvador‚ El Salvador Family Life: 5 brothers‚ 2 sisters (Gustavo‚ Zaida‚ Romulo‚ Mamerto‚ Arnoldo‚ Gasper‚ and Aminta). Parents were Santos Romero‚ and Guadalupe de Jesus Galdamez. Lived where 40% of land was owned by only 13 families. Education: Entered (government funded) public school‚ offered grades

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    Jamester A. Arandia I am a Filipino. And I am a Catholic. How does my nationality affect my knowledge of Jesus? There are times that the Filipino heritage is taken for granted and what has taken the center stage is the Catholic faith. I find nothing wrong with it. As a matter of fact being Catholic makes me more proud. I may have inherited and learned the teachings of the Church about Jesus‚ yet‚ my own cultural heritage as a Filipino adds color and meaning to my Catholic faith. Let me focus

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    Throughout the 16th century‚ the Roman Catholic Church wielded substantial power‚ allowing it to control and influence society. This was facilitated by the education of various fields that fell under the jurisdiction of the Church. Since the bible was the basis for church ideology‚ it was also the foundation of all knowledge with priests controlling the content. Supporters of their doctrine were compensated whiled opponents were fearful due to the consequences carried out. In this way‚ by controlling

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