This document contains an introduction, principles, basic gates, the OR gate, conclusion and bibliography sections related to digital logic gates. It begins with an introduction and overview of digital logic principles. The basic gates section describes fundamental digital logic components. The OR gate section focuses on the operation and truth table of the OR gate. It concludes with a brief conclusion and list of references in the bibliography.
The document acknowledges those who helped and supported the author during their internship and project work at Britannia Industries LTD. The author thanks their manager for providing the opportunity, two other officials for guidance and encouragement, and staff members at Britannia for their help during the project. The author also thanks the director of their institute for allowing them to undertake the project.
Yashika Bhartiya thanks her teacher Mr. Sanjay Gupta for giving her the opportunity to complete a project on Nestle Company for her Business Studies class and helping her learn new things. She also thanks her parents and friends for their assistance in finalizing the project within the time frame. Mr. Sanjay Gupta certifies that Yashika Bhartiya, a class 12 Commerce student, completed the project on Nestle Company under his guidance successfully.
1) The document acknowledges Jesus Christ, the author's instructor, mentor, and other contributors for their guidance and support in completing the study.
2) The author thanks their family for their encouragement through phone calls and financial support despite challenges, without which the dissertation would not have been possible.
3) The study is dedicated to the author's parents for their inspiration and strength when they felt like giving up, as well as their brothers, sisters, relatives, mentors, friends, classmates, and God for their advice and encouragement to finish the study.
This document acknowledges and thanks various individuals who helped the author complete a project on consumer awareness. It thanks God for blessings in completing the project successfully. It also thanks the author's Business Studies teacher for guidance and support. The author expresses special thanks to the school principal for giving the opportunity to do the project, which helped with research. Finally, the author thanks parents and friends for their help in finishing the project on time.
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1. The document is an action learning project report submitted by Pawan Gurnani for their Global MBA program. It analyzes the digitization of retail in the UAE.
2. Various research methods are used including qualitative interviews, quantitative surveys, semantic analysis, regression analysis, and cluster analysis.
3. The analysis focuses on a targeted retailer and examines factors like the role of smartphones, mobile advertising, IoT, and omni-channel communication in digitizing the retail experience.
The document acknowledges those who helped and supported the author during their internship and project work at Britannia Industries LTD. The author thanks their manager for providing the opportunity, two other officials for guidance and encouragement, and staff members at Britannia for their help during the project. The author also thanks the director of their institute for allowing them to undertake the project.
Yashika Bhartiya thanks her teacher Mr. Sanjay Gupta for giving her the opportunity to complete a project on Nestle Company for her Business Studies class and helping her learn new things. She also thanks her parents and friends for their assistance in finalizing the project within the time frame. Mr. Sanjay Gupta certifies that Yashika Bhartiya, a class 12 Commerce student, completed the project on Nestle Company under his guidance successfully.
1) The document acknowledges Jesus Christ, the author's instructor, mentor, and other contributors for their guidance and support in completing the study.
2) The author thanks their family for their encouragement through phone calls and financial support despite challenges, without which the dissertation would not have been possible.
3) The study is dedicated to the author's parents for their inspiration and strength when they felt like giving up, as well as their brothers, sisters, relatives, mentors, friends, classmates, and God for their advice and encouragement to finish the study.
This document acknowledges and thanks various individuals who helped the author complete a project on consumer awareness. It thanks God for blessings in completing the project successfully. It also thanks the author's Business Studies teacher for guidance and support. The author expresses special thanks to the school principal for giving the opportunity to do the project, which helped with research. Finally, the author thanks parents and friends for their help in finishing the project on time.
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1. The document is an action learning project report submitted by Pawan Gurnani for their Global MBA program. It analyzes the digitization of retail in the UAE.
2. Various research methods are used including qualitative interviews, quantitative surveys, semantic analysis, regression analysis, and cluster analysis.
3. The analysis focuses on a targeted retailer and examines factors like the role of smartphones, mobile advertising, IoT, and omni-channel communication in digitizing the retail experience.
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The author acknowledges and thanks several individuals who provided support and guidance in the successful completion of a project report. This includes the chairman, principal, head of the department of business administration, and project guide from Siddharth Institute of Engineering & Technology, as well as family members and friends who provided moral support and encouragement.
This document is a thesis submitted by Mark Staunton in partial fulfillment of an MSc in Strategic Management at the Dublin Institute of Technology. The thesis examines factors affecting the success or failure of projects from theory to reality. It includes a literature review on topics such as project managers, methodologies, processes, procedures, approaches, factors, risks, and lessons learned. It also outlines the methodology used, including surveys and interviews. The results and analysis chapter examines findings from the surveys and interviews. Finally, the conclusions and recommendations chapter provides conclusions drawn and recommendations for future research.
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The findings chapter provides an overview of Zeal Knitwear, including its mission, vision, and products. It describes the core activities of the HR department and the intern's responsibilities, which included orientation, recruitment assistance, reviewing manpower, attendance maintenance, and policy review.
The recommendations chapter suggests recruiting more HR personnel, providing more job satisfaction facilities, monitoring line managers better, and introducing career
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1. Goals of ERP implementations including replacing legacy systems, business process re-engineering, and providing accessible online data.
2. Significant costs associated with ERP projects.
3. Methodologies used including consultants, implementation teams, customizations, and vendor selection.
4. Potential drawbacks like cost overruns and user resistance.
5. Attributes of successful implementations like executive support, training, and change management.
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This document describes a vehicle license plate recognition system implemented in MATLAB. It captures images using a digital camera, performs pre-processing including resizing, filtering and morphological operations. It then segments the license plate region from the image using horizontal and vertical segmentation. Individual characters are then recognized using template matching. The recognized characters are output to a notepad or can be used to identify the vehicle by checking against a database. The system aims to help with tasks like stolen vehicle identification, toll collection, and security authentication. Room for future improvements include handling low-light images and avoiding multiple matches.
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This document is a capstone project report submitted by four students for their BTech degree in computer science and engineering. It details the development of a smart healthcare system that uses sensors to monitor pulse and temperature, sending the data to IFTTT and ThingSpeak platforms. The system was developed under the guidance of Ms. Shaina Gupta between July and November 2019 to address issues with existing healthcare monitoring.
The author acknowledges and thanks several individuals who provided support and guidance in the successful completion of a project report. This includes the chairman, principal, head of the department of business administration, and project guide from Siddharth Institute of Engineering & Technology, as well as family members and friends who provided moral support and encouragement.
This document is a thesis submitted by Mark Staunton in partial fulfillment of an MSc in Strategic Management at the Dublin Institute of Technology. The thesis examines factors affecting the success or failure of projects from theory to reality. It includes a literature review on topics such as project managers, methodologies, processes, procedures, approaches, factors, risks, and lessons learned. It also outlines the methodology used, including surveys and interviews. The results and analysis chapter examines findings from the surveys and interviews. Finally, the conclusions and recommendations chapter provides conclusions drawn and recommendations for future research.
This capstone project principally focuses on designing and implementing a smart home automation system that is capable of monitoring devices and ensuring energy saving in a house. This project consists of two preeminent parts: monitoring and energy saving. Hence, this report will provide a meticulous explanation of each part of the architecture, and the steps of achieving this system.
This document is a project report by Sarim Ali of Class X on developing a School Report Card System for the subject of Information Technology. It includes a certificate signed by the teacher and principal confirming that Sarim has successfully completed the project. It also provides an acknowledgement thanking various individuals who supported and guided Sarim in completing the project, including his parents, the school principal, vice principal, and his project guide Mr. Rohit Sharma.
This document provides an internship report on the HR policies of Zeal Knitwear Ltd. It begins with an introduction and background on the study. It then discusses the objectives of the study and data collection methods. The literature review covers topics like HR planning, recruitment, training, compensation, succession planning, and retention.
The findings chapter provides an overview of Zeal Knitwear, including its mission, vision, and products. It describes the core activities of the HR department and the intern's responsibilities, which included orientation, recruitment assistance, reviewing manpower, attendance maintenance, and policy review.
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purchasing decision-making process and if this influence differs at the various stages of this
process.
This document provides a theoretical framework for understanding India's Public Distribution System (PDS). It begins with an overview of India's surplus food grain stocks and the paradox of overflowing government warehouses alongside reports of starvation. It then discusses some key aspects of PDS, including its role in providing subsidized food grains to the poor, analysis of its distribution system, and schemes under PDS. It notes gaps between required and current food grain storage capacity. The document also provides context on PDS in Karnataka and different cardholder categories. In under 3 sentences, it establishes the theoretical context for studying challenges facing PDS and discusses some contradictions around food availability and access.
This document discusses Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) implementation projects in higher education. It covers:
1. Goals of ERP implementations including replacing legacy systems, business process re-engineering, and providing accessible online data.
2. Significant costs associated with ERP projects.
3. Methodologies used including consultants, implementation teams, customizations, and vendor selection.
4. Potential drawbacks like cost overruns and user resistance.
5. Attributes of successful implementations like executive support, training, and change management.
This thesis examines the relationship between nutrition labelling information displayed on packaging and consumer decision-making for Future Life smart foods. A literature review found that while consumers are interested in nutrition information, labels can challenge healthy choices. The study used a mixed-methods approach, collecting data through questionnaires with 40 Future Life customers and interviews. Results showed most customers think Future Life offers a healthy alternative and provides sufficient nutrition information, though some felt negative elements like cholesterol could be conveyed better. While most were satisfied with Future Life products and said nutrition labels influenced their purchase, some rated the products only moderately. The thesis concludes nutrition labels impact consumer choices of smart foods like Future Life and offers recommendations to better promote health and lifestyle messages.
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3. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
First of all, I am immensely indebted to almighty god for his
blessings and grace without which I could not have undertaken
this task and my efforts would never have been a success.
I humbly consider a privilege and honor to express my heartiest
and profound gratitude to MISS SONAL SHARMA, principal
APSR,JAMMU. For his appropriate direction, valuable
suggestion, under judging assistance so generously extended to
me.
I wish to express my deepest feelings of gratitude to
Mr. MANJEET SINGH, physics department, APSR,JAMMU. For
his erudite involvement and sustained guidance which has been
pivotal in my project work. His minute observation, precious insights,
critical comments have indeed greatly helped to shape my ideas.
This guidance and support received from my entire
Classmates who contributed and who are contributing
to this project, is vital for the success of this project.
I am grateful for their constant support and help.
I also owe sense of gratitude to my parents for encouragement
and support throughout the project.
-NITTIN BHAGAT
5. Ratnu chak, jammu
SESSION 2018-19
PRACTICAL FILE
NAME : VISHAL
CLASS : 12TH
B
SUBJECT : PHYSICAL EDUCATION
SUBMITTED TO : MISS POOJA SHARMA
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NAME : VIVESH SAINI
CLASS : 12TH
B
SUBJECT : PHYSICAL EDUCATION
SUBMITTED TO : MISS. POOJA SHARMA
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PROJECT REPORT
ON
THE OR GATE
SUBMITTED BY : SUBMITTED TO:
NITTIN BHAGAT MR MANJEET SINGH
Date :
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NAME : SHIVANI
CLASS : 12TH
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SUBJECT : BIOLOGY
SUBMITTED TO : MISS NIDHU
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CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that Mr. NITTIN BHAGAT bearing examination
Roll No. :__________ has successfully completed the Physics project report
on “And Gate” in fulfillment for award of All India Senior School Certificate
Practical during academic session 2018-19.
Date :
Teacher sign : _____________ Principal sign :
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