...CURRICULUM VITAE satyagopi parisa Phone: +918099907619 E-mail: parisagopi72@gmail.com CAREER OBJECTIVE: Desirous to be epic BPO professional in an esteemed firm which hones my skills in all spheres. ACADEMIC DETAILS: |Course |Year of passing |Institute/School |Percentage | |B.Tech IT |2013 |G.I.E.T College Of Engg., RAJAHMUNDRY |65 | |Board of Intermediate | | |86.4 | |Education |2009 |Sri Chaitanya junior college, VIJAYAWADA. | | |SSC |2007 |Little Angles Public School, GAMPALAGUDEM |74.5 | TECHNICAL SKILLS: ➢ C-LANGUAGE Non-TECHNICAL SKILLS: ➢ Adobe Photoshop ➢ Adobe PageMaker ➢ Telugu & English Typing PROJECT WORK: ¬ A main project on “Credit Card Fraud Detection by Using Novel Model” ACHIEVEMENTS: ¬ Presented a paper on “WI-FI”; a national level technical symposium conducted at VIGNAN-UNVERSITY...
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...shop-floor. The fight is between Ramu and Gopi. Ramu had been fooling Gopi for some small matter. Gopi lost his temper and gave Ramu a poke. Ramu hit back. Both of them have had clean records in the past. QUESTIONS 1. Give a suitable title to the case. 2. What is the core issue in this case? 3. What is the Peculiarity of this case? 4. What are the strategic mistakes did by both Ramu & Gopi? 5. Should both men receive equal punishment? Or Should Gopi be punished more severely for starting the fight or Ramu for provoking it? Why? 6. What is the nature of punishment you will recommend? 7. Will you go for a formal enquiry or settle informally? Why? 8. What are your strategies to prevent aggravation of further tension between RAMU and GOPI? 9. What are the leanings from the case? Date: 3 March 2015 CASE ANALYSIS BY THE FACULTY (D.Mavoothu,Ph.D.) (Strictly for SMS Classrooms Only) Title: ROLE MODELS-TURNED ROGUE MODELS What is the core issue in this case? There is a moral Vs. legal dilemma that whether RAMU and GOPI should equally be punished? Peculiarity of the case? Normally, in any in disciplinary incident, there will be a culprit and a victim. But in this case both RAMU and GOPI were turned out to be culprits. Strategic Mistake by RAMU? * RAMU should have kept himself as a victim by not hitting back GOPI. RAMU will be in a better position if he maintained his victimship. By hitting back GOPI he made himself also a culprit....
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...GROUP DISCUSSION TOPIC:HAS EDUCATION BECOME BUSSINESS NOW A DAYS? Group members involved in the group discussion were k.v.gokul ram,ganesh kumar,gopi,govindhan and gowtham.c GOKUL RAM: Good morning friends,today our topic has education become business now a days? And I agree with it. I was thinking about what teachers and schools and education were all like when I was much younger. I remember teachers who seemed to be on a mission, a sort of crusade to educate, who wanted kids to open their minds to the possibilities around them. They were our counsellors, our mentors, the ones who guided us and listened to our sometimes extremely ridiculous ideas. GANESH KUMAR: Teachers encouraged us and never told us there was anything we couldn’t do. They earned our respect because of their passion for teaching, for the values they inculcated and for the integrity with which they conducted themselves. Were they a different breed? Aren’t there teachers like that anymore? A few of my friends have dedicated their lives to teaching, to illuminating the lives of children who were or are under their care. But I don’t now if there are many others like them out there. Teaching appears to have turned into just another profession. GOWTHAM.C: Education has become a business – not that ‘business’ is a bad word. It is just that schools and universities have become such commercial...
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...erasabkdcbsEmployee Loan Page 1 of 3 Customer U10184 - Mohsin Ali Standard - Standard U10069 - Binu Rassalam U10096 - Ram Preeti Vishkarma U10133 - Wakil Ahmad U10023 - Balasubramanium Nair U10245 - Kaladharan Kurup U10302 - VISAD AYYAPPAN U10359 - Sachin Kumbhar U10442 - Ranjit Singh Charan U10497 - Ishwar Singh U10343 - Deepak Chandani Chandani U10493 - Ram Ujagir Bind U10491 - Sunil Kumar Yadav U10126 - Pradeep Dhankani U10276 - Usman Khan U10275 - Liyakat Ali Khan U10130 - Pradeep Gangadharan U10099 - Azad Singh U10076 - Sewalal Yadav U10384 - Gopakumar Janardhanan U10366 - Ambika Yadav U10496 - Deena Nath Sadhooram U10483 - Narsimlu Mudam U10395 - Satrughan Kumar Kumar 3,350.50 14,410.00 25,020.00 5,100.00 3,000.00 370.00 1,500.00 1,570.00 1,370.00 500.00 370.00 13,551.00 370.00 370.00 1,100.11 7,233.50 3,610.00 4,140.00 4,600.00 370.00 500.00 370.00 370.00 40.00 200.00 -23,390.00 U10037 - Mohd Javed U10381 - Henricks Wilson U10433 - Mohammad Asger U10439 - Raghav Ram Ram prasad U10370 - Anil Bhaskaran U10477 - Muhammad Qasim Ali U10103 - Charanjeet Singh U10205 - Kailash Panjwani U10008 - Preman Kolathi U10181 - Krishnan Kutty Nair U10026 - Jawahar Lal dBrix Qasim@Taurani Holdings Limited.Universal Tube & Plastic Ind. Ltd. [utperp{utperp-dbrix#utp}] 370.00 Brendon 45,320.00 2,000.00 3,000.00 1,000.00 4.00 2,800.00 3,000.00 11,570.00 3,500.00 370.00 28/05/2014 11:00 Employee Loan Customer Page 2 of 3 LOANBALANCE U10017 - Anoo Prasad U10269...
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...CENTRALISED GROUP KEY MANAGEMENT WITH OFT ALGORITHM DESCRIPTION: Group communication can be defined as a process where a group of n users can communicate with each other. Improvements in IP multicast have expanded the horizons of the group communication oriented applications. Applications like video conferencing, pay per-view broadcasts, e-newspaper are representatives of the growing trend. Multicast networks are built in such a way that anyone joining a multicast group can have access to the group communication. As a result, the entire multicast based applications face the problem of security of data over the multicast network. The problem of securing group communications is well studied. A primary method of limiting access to the information is through encryption and selective distribution of encryption key. Various centralized, decentralized and distributed key management schemes are proposed. Access control in all these schemes depends upon possession of the group key, which is termed as the Traffic Encryption Key (TEK). Users who have the TEK can access the group communication. EXISTING SYSTEM We present a scalable method for establishing group session keys for secure large, dynamic groups such as multicast sessions. Our method is based on a novel application of One-Way Function Trees (OFTs). The number of keys stored by group members, the number of keys broadcast to the group when new members are added or evicted, and the computational...
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...Capital Budgeting Techniques Solved Problems 1. Given below are the cash flows of a project: Year Cash Flow 0 (100,000) 1 20,000 2 30,000 3 40,000 4 50,000 5 30,000 The minimum hurdle rate (cost of capital) of the project is 12%. Calculate the (a) Net Present Value, (b) Internal Rate of Return, (c) Profitability Index, (d) Modified Internal Rate of Return. Solution: (a) NPV @ 12%: Year (1) 0 1 2 3 4 5 Cash Flow (2) (100,000) 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 30,000 PVIF @ 12% (3) 1.0000 0.8929 0.7972 0.7118 0.6355 0.5674 NPV @ 12% Present Value (4) = (2*3) (100,000) 17,857 23,916 28,471 31,776 17,023 19,043 Sum of Present Value of Cash Inflows = Rs.119,043/- From the Sum of Present Value of Cash Inflows deduct the Initial Investment to get NPV. (b) IRR: In order to find the IRR, we need to find the discount rate at which the NPV at that rate is zero. As the NPV @ 12% is positive, we need to increase the discounting rate, say to 19%. NPV @ 19%: Year 0 1 2 3 4 5 Cash Flows (100,000) 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 30,000 NPV @ 19% PVIF @ 19% 1.0000 0.8403 0.7062 0.5934 0.4987 0.4190 Present Value (100,000) 16,807 21,185 23,737 24,933 12,571 (767) 1 At 19%, the NPV is negative, so we need to lower the discount rate slightly, say to 18%. NPV at 18% is as follows: Year 0 1 2 3 4 5 Cash Flows (100,000) 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 30,000 NPV @ 18% PVIF @ 18% 1.0000 0.8475 0.7182 0.6086 0.5158 0.4371 Present Value (100,000) 16,949 21,546 24,345 25,789 13,113 1,743 ...
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...ORGANIZATIONAL DYNAMICS ASSIGNMENT-4: CASE STUDY 2 I DON’T HAVE ENOUGH TIME Abhishek Gopi Krishna Chittilla UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI 1. What is Joan's problem? Ans. Joan problem is managing with due to improper training. Due to lack of training she is unable to write reports which is causing her to do extra work, where she is unable to finish the task in time. Joan’s main problem is she can’t able to manage her schedules and appointments due to heavy work. Another main problem is her secretary is asking for hike in salary. Having all these she is unable to live her life, in order to get rid of this she must coordinate with her coworkers and must manage time in appropriate way. 2. Could career development and a career path help alleviate some of Joan's problem? Explain. Ans. Yes, career development and career path would certainly help Joan. Career development is setting up goals and having a clear idea, it is a lifelong process of managing work where she can transfer herself. Career path is small part of your job where you must know the current situation and how lay down your path to accomplish the task with more experience and knowledge. Moreover, she should recognize her secretary and hike her pay which would be helpful to her. 3. What should Joan do about her problem? Ans. Joan ought to arrange her timetables as per her most top to bottom needs to finish the report which she is required to submit to the head office. She must also talk about her secretary...
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...the palm of his hand, but never desired a throne himself. The great hero was born in a prison and died in solitude in a forest. He gave the world the Bhagavad Gita. He is the architect of Dharma who lives forever in the hearts of the people of India. I used symbolism, medium, history and my unique qualities to represent Krishna in this drawing. In the Hindu religion, Krishna is one of the most popular gods and an eighth reincarnation of the god Vishnu. In art and paintings, he is depicted blue and is known to provide protection to his followers and devotees. The special attributes that are related with Krishna are the flute and the cows that surround him. Krishna’s flute is the symbol of freedom. It is this flute that attracted the devoted Gopis, the maidens of Vraja, to meet their beloved Lord on the banks of the sacred Jamuna. The flute represents the destruction of egoism and total self-surrender. If you have completely surrendered at the lotus feet of Lord Krishna, you have already reached the realm of peace. Hence, it is necessary to represent Krishna with a flute in all illustrations. Cows and Krishna have always been together. In his original form in the spiritual world, Krishna is a cow herding boy in the agricultural community of Vrindavan, where he keeps unlimited, transcendental surabhi cows. When he descends to Earth, Krishna brings a replica of Vrindavan with him, and he spends his childhood tending cows and calves while playing in the pasturing grounds with his friends...
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...This study examines the applicability of theory of reasoned action (TRA) in a context of Islamic pawnshop using structural equation modelling (SEM). The present study presents a simplified theory of TRA, hence it is intended to test whether the two constructs in the theory are acceptable or not in a newly context of Islamic pawnshop. The simplified theory is tested using survey data from 250 respondents. Out of these, only 221 questionnaires are found to be usable whilst the rest are omitted owing to the incomplete responses. The results reveal that attitude was significantly related to the intention to use Islamic pawnshop. Subjective norm was also significantly associated with the intention to use Islamic pawnshop. In sum, the present study provides us valuable insights for service providers to future planning of Islamic pawnshop businesses. Key words: Attitude, subjective norm, questionnaire-survey, theory testing, Islamic pawnshop, Malaysia. INTRODUCTION In this study, an Islamic pawn is normally noted as arRahnu. Ar-Rahnu is defined as a method of providing short-term financing to a person by pawning her jewellery to banks or pawnshops as a security. It is one of the micro financing facilities available for low and middle class income earners who are seeking financial assistance to meet two purposes. Firstly, for precautionary purposes, mainly when one encounters unexpected situations such as death and accident which required quick cash, and less cumbersome financial assistance...
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...Meng Li Exam Essay 1 RELS-U277-001 Dr. Wessinger Hinduism is defined as an animistic Basic Religion. The term Basic Religion is created and introduced by an American historian of religions, Lewis M. Hopfe. Indigenous peoples “original inhabitants” who are living in simple economics and people who are living in industrialized and information economies practice Basic Religion in their daily lives. There are many characteristics of Basic Religion. For example, as other religions, Basic Religion also has an ultimate concern that is whether the believers are in harmony with sacred beings and forces. Also, for the view of human nature, Basic Religion emphasizes on the relationship between the living and the dead. For instance, the spirits of the dead will continue to exist, and the living and their ancestors will affect one another. Moreover, Animism is a term that is used to describe the cosmology of Basic Religion. Personal gods, impersonal forces throughout nature, in natural objects, animals, and humans, and spirits in nature are three very important components of Animism. Therefore, Animism is absolutely polytheistic. Monism is a philosophical term that asserts there’s only one ultimate reality that is considered to be the essence of all existing things in the world. As opposed to polytheism that believes in multiple gods, monotheism believes in only one god or the oneness of god. One of the evidence of Indian tradition’s oneness is Upanishads. These texts come at the end...
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...holders and its flight leasers. Kingfisher Airlines has more than 80000 Million Rs in debt with very little cashflow. So what went wrong? 1) Addressed the wrong market initially? It targeted the business class initially with fewer economy seats in its planes. Result: Empty business class seats and mounting losses. Under current economic conditions in India, there was more demand for economy coaches and lower cost airline tickets. He failed to understand the mentality of the mass. 2) Acquiring Air Deccan: In order to rectify its position, king fisher acquired a low cost/profitable economy carrier named Air Deccan and re-launched it as Kingfisher Red. This acquisition came at a heavy cost and besides, the CEO of Air Deccan Lt Gopi was set aside and the operating principles/philosophies were changed. As you can see, ever since Air Deccan was acquired in 2007, Kingfisher had 1000+ crores of loss during each year of its operation. 3) There were reports of how overstaffed Kingfisher was and with the addition of Kingfisher Red, it only increased! 4) After acquiring Air Deccan, Kingfisher hiked up ticket prices resulting in more empty seats and higher operation cost. Passengers...
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...Shankar, who wears his commercial tag like a medallion, has an addiction for making big commercial films. While he's been quite successful at it all these years, it has slowly started to have an adverse effect on his films to the extent that even the presence of a bankable star, say Vikram, doesn't add much value to the output. In his much anticipated film I, Shankar proves that only he can take a wafer thin story and turn it into something outlandishly beautiful yet complex, leaving you with an afterthought - "Why can't he ever make smaller films for a change?" Mostly known for making message-oriented films in which the hero singlehandedly takes on the system, Shankar attempts to tell a romantic tale in his latest offering, said to be made at a budget of over Rs 100 crore. Vikram plays a bodybuilder, Lingesan, who idolises Arnold Schwarzenegger and supermodel Diya, played by Amy Jackson. If the posters of Arnold decorate the walls of his lower middle class home and his gym (which is named after Arnold), there's a box full of women's products endorsed by Diya in his bedroom. In a funny scene, when he's caught red-handed by his friend and asked what he is going to do with all the products (holding a pack of sanitary napkin), Lingesan nonchalantly says he will use it as a pillow. In these refreshing initial moments, Shankar helps us understand that Lingesan has extreme liking for Diya but doesn't love her yet because of their social and cultural divide. There's a...
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...z FETAC LEVEL 5 L22142 By Declan Brady Date: 05/02/2013 Tutor: Val Coakley Table of Contents Introduction 3 Methodology 4 History of Computers 5 Computer Hardware and Computer Software 9 The Four Main Components of Computer Systems 10 Types of Computer Systems 12 Examples of Computer Input Devices 14 Examples of Computer Output Devices 15 Printers 17 Equipment of the Modern Office 19 Storage Devices 21 Computer Networks – LAN and WAN 22 Systems Software and Application Software……………………………………………24 Conclusion 24 Bibliography 25 Introduction This project is been carried out for the Business Computing module for the Computer and Network Technician FETAC Level 5 Certificate course. In completing this project I hope to acquire a greater understanding of computers and the technology that is commonly used with them in the modern workplace. The carrying out of this project itself will also hopefully leave me better equipped with the skills to carry out projects in the workplace if I am required to do so in the future. For this project I will use the internet to research for the information that this report requires. Once I feel confident I have enough sources for the topics that need to be covered I will start choosing relevant information from these websites and use them in my report where needed. If needed the information taken from websites will be rephrased so that the content is fully relevant to the project. For this report...
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...Chapter – 1 Introduction to Accounting Origin and history of Accounting can be traced back to some 10,000 years ago. The population in the area known as Mesopotamia, later Persia, and today the countries of Iran and Iraq had an active trading between towns and cities up and down the two rivers started the accounting concepts. At that time there were no letters or numbers. The merchants had to ship their merchandise up and down the rivers. They have to trust the boat man with their goods. There were a lot of disagreements about how much was shipped versus what was received at the other end between the merchants and the shippers. To deal such problem, merchants came up with small clay tokens, in various shapes and with various markings, to indicate different products, which would mean a basket of grain, another would mean a pot of oil, etc. They had over 200 such tokens to indicate a large variety of common goods, including food, leather, clothing, utensils, tools, jewelry, etc. Before shipping their goods, a merchant would take one token for each item in the shipment, and encase the tokens in a ball of clay, called a "bollae" (pronounced "bowl-eye") - meaning ball. The ball would be dried in the sun, given to the boatman, and then broken by the buyer on the other end of the transaction. The buyer would match the tokens with the items in the shipment, to verify that everything sent was accounted for. Early references to accounting concepts are found in the Vedas...
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...Freshers’ 13 Name (PGP-1) | Name (PGP-2) | Swati Sachdeva | Abhinav Sahu | Sonal Dhingra | Abhinav Thakur | Priya Bajaj | Abhishek Mandal | Bhumish Sheth | Aditi Chamaria | Tikendra Singh | Aditi Garde | Manish Dhar | Aditi Rastogi | Anjali Das | Aditya Akhauri | Pooja Bhanage | | Anshuman Sharma | Akanksha Mittal | Debapriyo Banerjee | Akansha Agarwal | Manisha Malhotra | Akash Deepsexhaina | Megha Kimothi | Akshay Agrawal | Rishank Kaul | Amy Thomas | Varun Dhawan | Anisha Tandon | Vaibhav tayal | Ankeeta Deb | Saumya Tewari | Ankit Choudhary | Abhishek Mathur | Ankita Datta | Zeel Gandhi | Ankita Sajrekar | Apoorva Bhatia | Anshul Aggarwal (Kachnar) | Disha Patel | Anshul Aggrawal (Amaltas) | Abhinav Mishra | Anusha Srinivasan | Saurabh KV | Anushree Chinchwadkar | Sarvesh Pawshe | Apara Nagar | R.Balaje | Aparna Giri | Ayush Pawan Agarwal | Apoorva Gupta | Ninisha Deshpande | Arunalo Sinha | Tanvi Singhal | | Pavan Akella | Ashwini Kulkarni | Chirag Mediratta | Bhakti Korgaonkar | Sanketa Kapse | Himish Shah | Shivani Karkal | Bipin Pinjani | Shradha Shivnani | | Anshul Sati | Chandanbala Samdariya | Nainika Chauhan | Daksh Kalia | Aarushi Makhija | Danish Rumane | Aditi Jain | Dharam Chedda | Russell Longjam | Dimple Grover | Komal Goyal | Dr. Gaurav Garg | Ankur Kapoor | Eesha Kharbanda | Kunjal Kaw | Enakshee Deva | Jigeesha Nayyar | Gaurav Dhobal | Mehleka Bhaisaheb | Bhuwan Kathuria...
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