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BNKI619-Internship Report Banking
Assignment 01 Semester FALL 2019
Due date: January 10, 2020 Submission of Internship Completion Certificate
Internship Completion Certificate (ICC) is a certificate issued, duly signed and stamped by the organization’s authority; stating that you have completed your internship in their organization.
It must include following information:
❖ It must be on original letter head of the organization
❖ The issuance date of the letter must be mentioned
❖ Your joining and completion dates of internship in the organization ❖ Signature and stamp of the authorized person
❖ Name and designation of the person issuing the letter
You are required to
Note for Local Students: A local student is required to bring original ICC at the time of final Presentation and Viva Voce (P&VV). Any student who fails to bring hard copy of original ICC will be considered absent and will not be allowed to appear in Presentation and Viva Voce.
Note for Overseas Students: An overseas student is required to ensure that his/her employer/authorized person sends colored scan copy of his/her “Internship Completion Certificate” within due date directly to the Course Instructor at [email protected] from his/her (employer/authorized person) official e-mail account.
Note for Jobholder Students Seeking Internship: Such students are required to upload colored scan copy of their “Job Leaving Certificate (JLC)” on VU-LMS against this assignment along with colored scan copy of their ICC.
Best of Luck ☺
upload colored scan copy of your Original Internship
Completion Certificate (ICC) within due date of Assignment (10th January,
2020).
For further guidance and information, you may send your queries via MDB, e- mail at: [email protected]
OR
Telephone call at: 92-42-99201505 Ext: 8453
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You have studied different characteristics and skills of a community journalist in lesson 02. Make a comparison of community journalist with that of a main stream media (TV & Newspaper) Journalist? What traits of a community journalist bring him closer to his readers and viewers?
Students must discuss the following characteristics of community journalism that are different from main stream media persons.
Two most important qualities of community journalism are common sense and understanding people

The effective community journalist holds his or her position in the public interest and by the public’s trust

The community journalist cannot be the lapdog of special interests.

The community journalist must be an active, not passive, journalist.

Public listening is the first step in a journalist’s research of an issue

The journalists are sympathetic to the community’s issues because the
media see themselves as part of that community.
A community journalist must keep his preconceived views aside while covering issues. What is meant by preconceived views? Explain with the help of an example
We all grow up with our own sets of experiences, values and ideas about how the world works or should work. Although we do not intentionally get locked into our own ways of thinking and perceiving, the filters we bring to any situation – including planning stories, choosing sources, interviewing and putting together the final package – may prevent us from seeing the world as others do. This may lead us to cover news in a way that others find biased. Eg. If a journalist thinks that illiterate people cannot do anything good to society then he might ignore the suggestions coming from an illiterate person of community.
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Dust is everywhere and everywhere is dust. It will get on and inside your lens. Lenses are manufactured in extremely clean factories, where manufacturers go to great lengths to try to eliminate dust from the environment. Even then, brand-new lenses may have dust between the lens elements.
Dust, however, is not the main enemy. A lens that sits on a shelf in your home for years and collects a thick layer of dust will, obviously, produce image-quality issues. But, a few specs of dust here and there on or inside the lens will have no effect on image quality. A few specs of dust on or inside the lens will have no effect on image quality. That statement was intentionally repeated.
Trying to keep your lenses dust free through continual cleaning may serve to shorten the life of your lens, as you run the risk of scratching the lens surfaces every time you clean the glass.
Remove as much dust and dirt as possible from the lens with a blower or soft bristled brush.
Apply a few drops of lens cleaning solution to a lens tissue or cleaning cloth.
Using a circular motion, gently remove oil, fingerprints, and grime from the lens surface, working from the center outward.
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This is only solution making ides, not a complete solution.
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Requirements Good/Bad Characteristic The relevant user will only be allowed to browse the historical medical information of the patients. Bad Verifiable/Testable Patient record can be searched from the software application using a unique id that is generated based on DateOfBirth (dd-mm-yy) entered at the time of registration. Bad Inconsistent The system shall accept input of patients’ data from the patients and the dentist. Good Clear The software to be developed must store, updated and retrieve data from multiple input locations including hospital work-stations. Bad Unclear Registered users should only be able to access data, and an error message will be displayed if user will enter the password longer than 10 characters. Bad Ambiguous Patient shall be able to view his/her record and can also update his/her name, address, and DateOfBirth details(yy-mm-dd) Bad Inconsistent The dentist and the patients will be able to retrieve and sort medical record information and can also print output of said information. Bad Independent The software to be developed will be able to show the complete and full search record of queries by the dentist only. Good Clear The software to be developed must operate on peak working hours per day. Bad Incomplete The software to be developed must display correct patient name. Good Clear
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Create an ERD for a car dealership. The dealership sells both new and used cars, and it operates a service facility (see Figure B.2). Base your design on the following business rules:
A salesperson may sell many cars, but each car is sold by only one salesperson. A customer may buy many cars, but each car is bought by only one customer. A salesperson writes a single invoice for each car he or she sells. A customer gets an invoice for each car he or she buys. A customer may come in just to have his or her car serviced; that is, a customer need not buy a car to be classified as a customer. When a customer takes one or more cars in for repair or service, one service ticket is written for each car. The car dealership maintains a service history for each of the cars serviced. The service records are referenced by the car’s serial number. A car brought in for service can be worked on by many mechanics, and each mechanic may work on many cars. A car that is serviced may or may not need parts (e.g., adjusting a carburetor or cleaning a fuel injector nozzle does not require providing new parts).
ERD Answer
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Shutter speed
shutter speed also known as “exposure time” stands for the length of time a camera shutters open to expose light into the camera sensor .If the shutter speed is fast ,it can help to freeze action completely .If the shutter speed is slow it can create an effect called "motion blur"where moving objects appear blurred along the direction of the motion.This effect is used quite in advertisements of cars and motorbikes.
• Aperture

Medium
Medium of light is also very important in photography.photographer has to check which medium is being used in the photography either its sunlight, bulb light or any other indoor light .Techniques of the photography vary according to the medium of photography.

Light To make a picture you require light ,that light may be natural or artificial such a as a light bulb or flash .Light that our own eyes are sensitive to 9 is called a visible light .But other creatures and material are sensitive to non visible forms of light such as Ultraviolet light ,infrared or x-rays.

Composition
Main factor of composition is rule of third Rule of third can be done manually by cropping too.

Optics
Optics or lense are very important in photography .There are different kinds of lenses used in photography like standard lense ,wide angle lense, Telephoto lense, Zoom lense, Fish eye lese, Macro lense, Tilt shift lense and image stabilization lesne.The choice of the length depends on your type of photography.If you want to shoot outdoor you will need wide angle lense but in indoor photography vivid range of lenses are use to cater different types of photography.
SOLVED ENG501 Assignment 1 Solution and Discussion
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Q#1. Language is always changing, evolving, and adapting to the needs of its users. The fact that language is always changing doesn’t mean it’s getting worse; it’s just becoming different. Like everything else in nature, the English language is a work in progress. As English language will never stop changing so, what synchronic changes have been made in English over times to respond to the needs of the people who use it? Also, provide the definition of synchronic study.
Definition of synchronic study:
Synchronic language is study of language at a given point in given time. A synchronic approach considers a language at a moment in time without taking its history into account. The studies may either be the present or a particular point in past
Synchronic linguistics is the study of languages or dialects at one particular period usually the present. It is also known as descriptive linguistic or general linguistic.
A synchronic linguistic may focus on grammatical phenomena such as word order, negotiation etc. the time studied may be either present or past; synchronic analysis can also be made of dead languages such as Latin. . Analyzing the word order in a sentence in old English only would be study of synchronic linguistics.
Examples of synchronic study:
Synchronic linguistics are descriptive for example the study of how parts are combine to form words and phrases and how proper syntax gives a sentence meaning in the 20th century the search for universal grammar that which is instinctive in humans and gives them ability to pick up their native language as an infant is a synchronic area of study.
Synchronic changes in English:
A synchronic linguistic may focus on grammatical phenomena such as word order, negotiation and feature of clause linking. Someone may take specific interest in the mechanism by which change is introduced into the language system and diffused through communities of speakers.
There can be a cross-linguistic and typological comparison .This can involve a close investigation of specific grammatical phenomena in various languages with a view to identifying the precise details of where they differ or remain the same. It may focus on investigating the wider patterns of linguistics variation and language typology.
Australian English has the same inventory of phonemes as RP but nearly all vowels are realized differently. Different instances are given from Australian phonology for example /a /and /e/ are closer than in RP so to English ears Australian pen sounds pen. In the same way a comparison between BrE & AmE pronunciation is made for example the sound /r/ in GA and RP is compared in GA the letter “r” is pronounces in all positions but in RP it is only pronounced before vowels. This session also provides a list of cultural & ethnic American Eng. Varieties which includes the following
African American vernacular
caujan vernacular
Hawain pidgin
Latino vernacular English
Chicano English Miami English
a list of regional and; local varieties is also provided which includes
Eastern New England
Boston
Rhode Island
Southeast super regions
Midland

Q2 Researchers from Durham University explain that the unique expressive power of human language requires humans to create and use signals in a flexible way. Human language is unique because there are certain features of the language that distinguish it from other means of communication. Keeping this in mind, what do you understand by the term ‘language’? Also, enlist and explain any FOUR unique features of human language.
Definition of language:
Language mean system of sounds words and patterns used by humans to communicate thoughts and feelings .It is considered as more powerful, convenient and permanent mean and form of expressions. Language is a human so it differs from animal communication in several ways. There are more than 6000 living languages in the world however speech is common in all languages but writing is not therefore the number of written languages is much lower. It is estimated that that there are16 languages which are spoken by more than 50 million like Chinese English Italian French Bengali and Arabic. Language can play a vital role in learning.
Henry sweet an English phonetician and language scholar defines English as
” language is the expression of ideas by means of speech-sounds combined into words. Words are combines into sentences this combination answering to that of ideas into thoughts.
According to the Merriam-Webster
“The words their pronunciation and the method of combining them used and understand by a community”
Features of human language:
Charles Hackett an American linguistic lived from 1916 to 2000 proposed different features of human language that distinguish him from animal
Displacement: Refers to the idea that human can talk about things that are not physically present or that do not even exist. Speakers can talk about past and future and can express hopes and dreams. A human speech is not limited. Displacement is one of the features that separate human language from other forms of primate communication. Traditional transmission: it is also called cultural transmission. While human are born with innate language capabilities. Language is learned after birth in a social settings. Children learns how to speak by interacting with experienced language users. Language and culture are woven together. Productivity: refers to idea that language users can create and understanding novel utterances. Human are able to produce an unlimited amount of utterances. Also related to productivity is the concept of grammatical patterns which facilitates the use and comprehension of language. Language is not stagnant but is changing constantly. Duality of patterning. Meaning full messages are made up of distinct smaller meaning full units which themselves are made up of distinct smaller, meaningless units.
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