Humanities

🎨 Chapter 4 – Painting

Basic Materials

  • Pigment – Coloring agent (natural or synthetic).

  • Binder – Substance that holds pigment together and allows it to adhere to surfaces.

  • Tempera – Paint using egg yolk as a binder; fast-drying.

  • Fresco – Painting on wet plaster; used in murals (Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel).

  • Oil – Slow-drying, rich colors; allows blending and layering.

  • Watercolor – Transparent paint using water as solvent.

  • Acrylic – Fast-drying plastic-based paint.

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Finance Final Sheet

1. Which of the followings forms of budgeting is preferred in sport as it begins with a floor of expenses while also using cost behavior and cost identification techniques? (Modified zero based budgeting)

2. This budgeting system is associated with output budgeting in which specific goals and objectives form the framework for a strategic, goal-oriented budgeting process. (Program planning budgeting systems)

3. Which type of bond is a form of public finance paid off solely from specific, well-defined

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# Initially the Capacitor is kept uncharged istor

# When vec is applied, the internal transistor is held off and the output goes high

# This external capacitor for 'C' charges through RA and RB with a time Constant (RATRE) When the voltage across the Capacitar reaches '13 vec the trigger Comparator give low o/p and makes R, 3=0,0 the off 0 unchanged. Premain

# Now the capacitor voltage starts increasing towards vcc. when it reaches to 2/3 vce, Voe, the upper Com paratar of becomes high & it

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## Gross Domestic Product
Gross domestic product (GDP)
- Measurement of the market value of all final goods and services produced in a country during a given period
- Used to show how good an economy is doing compared to previous years

GDP includes
- Production in a country by foreign firms
GDP excludes
- Foreign production by a countries firms

> [!example]
> Clothing or products produced in China, but sold in the United States would not be part of the U.S. GDP, but rather China's GDP

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1.1 Definitions and Differences

  • Quality: Fitness for purpose; degree to which software meets requirements.

  • Quality Assurance (QA): Process-focused, prevents defects by improving development processes.

  • Quality Control (QC): Product-focused, detects defects through testing.

  • QA vs QC: QA is preventive (before defects), QC is detective (after defects).

  • SQA Challenges: Changing requirements, time/budget constraints, tool integration, documentation issues.


1.2 SQA, Planning & ISO 9000

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Q.3 What are the differences between NameNode and DataNode?

NameNode is the master node in HDFS, while DataNode is the slave node.

NameNode stores metadata like file names, directory structure, permissions, etc.

DataNode stores the actual data blocks of the files.

NameNode manages the namespace and regulates access to files.

DataNode performs read and write operations on HDFS blocks.

There is only one active NameNode (with a standby for high availability).

There are usually many DataNodes

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🌀 Spiral Model in Software Engineering

The Spiral Model, proposed by Barry Boehm in 1986, is a software development process model that combines elements of both the Waterfall Model and Prototyping. It is mainly used for large, complex, and high-risk projects where requirements are not well understood from the beginning.


🔁 Phases of the Spiral Model:

Each loop (iteration) of the spiral represents a phase in the software process and includes four major activities:

  1. Planning:

    • Identify objectives,

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EXP-6

#include <iostream>

#include <cstring>
using namespace std;

int z = 0, i = 0, j = 0, c = 0;
char a[16], ac[20], stk[15], act[10];

void check() {
    strcpy(ac, "REDUCE TO E -> ");
    for (z = 0; z < c; z++) {
        if (stk[z] == '4') {
            cout << ac << "4" << endl;
            stk[z] = 'E';
            stk[z + 1] = '\0';
            cout << "$" << stk << "\t" << a << "$\t";
        }
   

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Sujeitos

Sujeito simples e sujeito composto: A Joana vai ao cinema hoje./A Joana e o Pedro vão ao cinema hoje.

Sujeito nulo subentendido
– Vamos ao cinema hoje. (sujeito: nós)

Sujeito nulo indeterminado
– Não se pode fumar em recintos fechados. (sujeito: se = as pessoas em geral)

Predicado: Resto da frase com o verbo nele tbm.

Vocativo: Entre virgulas isolado a chamar alguem ou alguma coisa.

Complemento direto: "QUEM/OQUE?"

Pode ser substituido por um pronome: -me/-te/o,a,se/nos/vos/os,

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