APPLICATION OF COMPUTER IN NIGERIA EDUCATION FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT. BY OKOYE‚ AMAKA CHARITY Ph.D DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE EDUCATION FACULTY OF EDUCATION KOGI STATE UNIVERSITY PMB 1008‚ ANYIGBA. 07030743515 – amakaokoye2020@gmail.com AND OLIVER Y.B VOCATIONAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MODIBBO ADAMA UNIVERSITY‚ YOLA. 08039637336 - yusufoliverbongotons@yahoo.com Abstract The study examined the effects of commercially produced
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BIS/220 - INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER APPLICATIONS AND SYSTEMS Abstract This essay will attempt to delve into the consequences of technological advancement and the subsequent measures taken to balance them.Electronic Funds Transfer Act‚ 1978According to "Debt.org" ” The Electronic Fund Transfer Act (EFTA) is a federal law enacted in 1978 to protect consumers when they use electronic means to manage their finances” (Electronic Fund Transfer
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Technological risk Furthermore there is the probability of technological risk during our supply chain in terms of system failure and breakdowns or transport infrastructure failure. Firstly‚ the potential failure of system failure exists‚ which means that our transporting supporting systems‚ like digital sourcing of data‚ breaks down during our shipment to the Philippines. The consequence would be a huge loss of data and coordination problems for example with moving our fraught from one transportation
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“Drawing examples from any one Caribbean territory and using public opinion data from sources ‚ to what extent is political culture less dependent on local culture as a result of recent technological developments.” Political culture is the particular set of orientations‚ beliefs‚ customs‚ and preconceptions which are shared by members of the society‚ which give meaning to their political process‚ and which provide the underlying assumptions that govern their political behaviour and public
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Assignment Three- Explain how human technological and social development fostered the rapid movement of people throughout. With the rise of our newest form of evolution (Homo sapiens)‚ many features of our original designs were enhanced for a greater chance of survival. Though we did not acquire “aesthetically-pleasing decals” like claws‚ we did get something only our species adapted: aptitudes that were far superior to anything on Earth at that time. Around 50‚000 BCE‚ Stone tools began to
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To what extent do you agree or disagree that corporations can (or should) try to change consumer behaviour? Base your argument on your reading as well your own knowledge/experience/opinions. As the modern world is becoming more and more complex and competitive‚ money and profitability are key words for most companies. The main role of companies is to make money but I think that they should also make consumer behaviour change if this is for good causes. This is a quite idealistic situation but
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person.’ To what extent do you agree that taking part in challenging activities is good for people? Martin Luther King once said‚ “The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience‚ but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.” Humans are creatures of habit‚ preferring to stay in areas where they feel safe and familiar. However‚ staying in one’s comfort zone reduces one’s willingness to try something new and learn something more. A challenge
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China’s Development Model: An Alternative Strategy for Technological Catch-Up Working paper Xielin LIU Visiting Professor Institute of Innovation Research Hitotsubashi University liuxielin@hotmail.com March 22， 2005 Abstract The context in which Chinese firms and‚ as a nation‚ China is attempting to catch-up is fundamentally different that that facing earlier latercomers such as Japan and Korea. This paper contrasts these contexts and describes an alternative model of catch-up that can be
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Do you agree: Australian media representatives of Asian society are biased? Give reasons by way of examples. Mired in debt in Europe together with North America being under the background of weak economic recovery‚ the Australian government would link the future development and boom of Asia closely and it is undoubtedly wise and far-sighted. In fact‚ the "look Asian" and "embrace" in Asian policy had been proposed by politicians decades ago. As the financial turmoil sweeps the world‚ Australia
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higher quantity‚ higher price for computer software. S S E1 E1 E E D1 D1 D D E1 E1 E E D1 D1 D D S S Q3) Typewriters are substitute goods for computers (to the extent that the demand for typewriters still exists‚ people who use them can pretty much achieve the same‚ and more‚ by using computers instead). Substitute good refers to a good that competes with another good for consumer purchases. As a result‚ there is a direct relationship between a price change for one
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