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    To produce high quality code a programmer will usually not have a lot of experience in coding. They have been able to overcome lots of issues and problems associated with creating programs and are able to use their coding skills to produce reliable and robust systems. Good quality code is important because it means that the program is more durable, easy to use, and can be easily maintained by the users. Quality code meets the user’s requirements and purpose in the way it is designed – it does not

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    the auditor will issue an unqualified opinion. Being a major aspect prone to fraud, audit risk entails material error can be hardly identified and can go undetected during an information financial audit report. The audit risk however has different classifications. Inherent risk- The risk that an error exists that could be material or significant when combined with other errors encountered during the audit, assuming that there are no related compensating controls. Inherent risk can also

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    3.4.2. Land-use Land-cover change detection LULCC detection was done by involving image of 1989, 1999 and 1999 and 2016. Using GIS techniques thematic image or vector files of different years were compared. The cross operation process of mapping LULCC over time began with mapping the present 2016 satellite imagery, then looking back in time to map the past 1989 imagery.post classification is among the most widely used techniques for change detection purpose (Chen,2000). The analysis of land-use

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    by G Bonfant and colleagues (2010), FMEA was used for chronic hemodialysis outpatients. The authors recorded phases and activities, listed activity related failure modes and effects, described control measures, assigned severity, occurrence and detection scores for each failure mode and calculated the risk priority numbers (RPNs) by multiplying the 3 scores (Bonfant, et al., 2010). The authors (2010) also analyzed failure mode causes, made recommendations, and planned new control measures. Their

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    The Seven Layers of the OSI Model Kevin Ludwig Bryant and Stratton College TECH 140 Khaled Sabha 12.08.2009 There are seven layers in the OSI model. Each layer has a function or purpose that is used to set up a network. The International Organization for Standardization began to develop the OSI framework in 1984. The purpose was to have each layer interact with the layer directly beneath it. The layers are starting from the top: Application, Presentation, Session, Transport, Network

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    implantation either in the anterior or posterior chamber and the anterior chamber either iris claw or angle fixation IOL aim to correct s refractive errors in myopic patients [1,2]. Corneal surgeries, such as photorefractive keratectomy (PRK) and LASIK, have many limitations and contraindications especially for the correction of high refractive errors. Postoperative ectasia which is a major problem can occur with removing of too much corneal tissue to correct high myopia with the laser. Night bad

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    ASSIGNMENT 6 COMMUNICATION PROTOCOLS Data communication allows individuals and companies to transmit or receive information from one point to another. For two or more devices to communicate, there should be some mechanism or medium that can link them to help them achieve their goals. This mechanism or medium is governed by rules or laws defining a format is called a protocol [3]. This is because all communications between devices require that the devices agree on proper format of the data. There

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    Dr Nelson Case Study

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    period, many cases have been over the 30 day benchmark; however, he lost a few exam periods due to work assignment changes. On one adjustment of status case, CPMS clearly showed that the applicant had traveled without an permission and was approved in error. Officer Nelson has been keeping his eSTAT updated with minimum

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    I. COMPARATIVE STUDY OF DIGITAL INVESTIGATION EXISTANT MODELS In this section we study and analyze some related work of digital investigation models. Advantages and disadvantages of each methodology will be extracted. Our aims is not selecting the best model but to build a new investigation methodology based on aggregation of different models steps [2], [3], [4], [5], [6], [7], [8], [9] which can meet evidence criteria. A. COMPUTER FORENSIC INVESTIGATIVE PROCESS The first investigation model was

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    Prevalence Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is estimated to affect 1.6-3.8 million annually in the United States (Langlois, Rutland-Brown, & Wald, 2006). The incidence of traumatic brain injury in military personnel has increased since the military operation began in Iraq and Afghanistan in 2001, and while the exact number of cases is unknown, it has been estimated to be as high as 18% (Hoge, McGurk, Thomas, Cox, Engle, & Castro, 2008). There has been a growing concern for for the ramifications of traumatic

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