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1.Derive the expression for Transient Response of RL Circuits. 

A.

1. Circuit and assumptions

Resistance = R

Inductance = L

DC source = V applied at t=0

Initial current in inductor:                 i(0)=0 

2. Apply Kirchhoff’s Voltage Law (KVL)

For t>0:

V=Ri(t)+L di(t)/dt

rearranging,                 L di(t)/dt+Ri(t)=V

3. Solve the differential equation

Step 1: Standard form:    di(t)/dt+R/T i(T)=V/L

This is a first-order linear differential equation

Step 2: Complementary

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madziąg

1. Konstruktywizm – filozofia uczenia się oparta na założeniu przez analizę doświadczeń można konstruować własne rozumienie świata.

Główne założenia:

- uczenie się jest poszukiwanie znaczeń, myślenie dywergencyjne,

- do efektywnego nauczania konieczne jest poznanie i zrozumienie modeli moralnych które uczący się wykorzystują do postrzegania, percypowania świata,

- edukacja jest interdyscyplinarna celem uczenia się jest dla jednostki konstruowanie jej własnego znaczenia...

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bus226

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3Moral concepts and vocab          

Reading 1: 

Descriptive Describe how the world is
No judgment
Example: “The car is green”

Normative: Say how the world should be
Make evaluations
Example: “The car is bad”
Moral/ethical claims are a type of normative claim.

All moral claims are normative, but not all normative claims are moral.

welfare, well-being, and prudential value: benefits your own well being 

Actions:  Impermissible → morally forbidden
Obligatory → must be done
Permissible...

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Jmccccc

 1.What is CSR?Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) means: Companies should not focus only on profit. They must also care about society, environment, and people.Simple Definition:CSR is the responsibility of businesses to contribute to sustainable economic development while improving the quality of life of employees, society, and the environment.Example:Tata builds schools and hospitals.Infosys supports education.ITC promotes sustainable farming. These are CSR activities.“CSR is a business approach

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Aloooo

⭐ 1. What is CSR? (Most Important – exam question)
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) means:
👉 Companies should not focus only on profit.
👉 They must also care about society, environment, and people.
Simple Definition:
CSR is the responsibility of businesses to contribute to sustainable economic development while improving the quality of life of employees, society, and the environment.
Example:
Tata builds schools and hospitals.
Infosys supports education.
ITC promotes sustainable farming.
👉

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ai123

1 Define, in your own words, what AI is, how it is linked/related to human intelligence (if ever), and how does it differ from other computing fields. Use a schema to illustrate your answer.

  • Definition of AI (1pt): Artificial Intelligence is the study of agents that can perceive their environment through sensors and act upon that environment through actuators in a way that allows them to achieve their goals effectively.

  • Relation to human intelligence (1pt): Some approaches to AI take human intelligence

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AcademicSkills1

Structure

• Abstract → outlines goal, content, results, etc.                                                

→ usually limited to one paragraph; optional

• Introduction

• present topic and central argument to be examined

• can include historical context, review of existing literature

of related research, overview of the structure

• methodology/scholarly approach, scope, delimitation

• brief intro to topic

• preview of structure> what comes next

• aims/...

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Inf161

Topic 1: SOCIOTECHNICAL PERSPECTIVE VS TOOL VIEW, The sociotechnical perspective (Irvine School/Rob Kling) holds that technology and society mutually constitute each other as inseparable phenomena—tech shapes society AND society shapes tech simultaneously and continuously (bi-directional, not one-way). This rejects the tool view (Introna 2006), which wrongly treats technology as a neutral, objective artifact separate from society where only humans have agency (anthropocentric). Introna argues

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Screen

-Tell me about yourself

I’ve always been interested in how technology can be used to improve businesses especially the decision making process 

I studied computer science at university and through my personal and capstone projects I realized I enjoy the process of turning messy data into structured information where valid and accurate insights to make a meaningful impact.

I also completed an IT coop where I supported end users of various technical backgrounds giving me the ability to explain

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