principles and practices of management

Henry Fayol's Principles of

Management

*Introduction:

Henry Fayol (1841-1925), a French mining

engineer and management theorist, is known as

the Father of General Management. He

developed 14 principles of management based on his experience as a successful manager.

These principles guide how managers should organize and interact with employees to ensure efficiency and effectiveness in organizations.

1.Division of Work

· Work should be divided into small tasks and

assigned to specialists.

· Specialization

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Exploring C Language

1. Methods of Initializing an Array in C

Arrays in C can be initialized in two main ways:

a) Compile-Time Initialization:
Values are assigned at the time of declaration.

int arr[5] = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5};

Unused elements are initialized to 0 if fewer values are provided:

int arr[5] = {1, 2}; // arr = {1, 2, 0, 0, 0}

b) Run-Time Initialization:
Values are entered during execution using input functions like scanf().

int arr[5], i;
for(i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
    scanf("%d", &arr[i]);
}

2. Advantages

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Cost refers to the amount of resources (in terms of money) sacrificed or spent to produce something or to achieve a specific objective.

In business, cost is the total expense incurred to bring a product or service to market.

Types of Costs:

Fixed Cost – Doesn’t change with production level (e.g., rent).

Variable Cost – Changes with production level (e.g., raw materials).

Direct Cost – Directly traceable to a product (e.g., direct labor, materials)

Indirect Cost – Not directly traceable

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What RAS capability allows an organization to publish applications to be accessible to users outside of the organization, while still maintaining those applications on the organization's servers? Web Application Proxy

In order to utilize SSTP, what is the minimum supported Windows version that must be installed for the client? Windows Vista

What Remote Desktop Services role can be used when multiple RDS servers are on a network, and ensures that a client connects to the right server, as well as

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DNS Basics

Zones = Chunks of DNS data (zone files) storing resource records (RRs)
Forward lookup zone: Maps names → IPs (A for IPv4, AAAA for IPv6)

  • Auto-created on DC install (contains server’s A record)

  • Hosts added manually or via DHCP auto-registration)

  • Must have at least one for parent domain
    Reverse lookup zone: Maps IPs → names (PTR records), not auto-created

Dynamic DNS (DDNS)

  • Auto-updates DNS when clients/DHCP get new IPs

  • Verify config via DNS dynamic update protocol (saves

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Cours de Techniques de Tournage Audiovisuel 

1. Communication : Modèle Émetteur-Récepteur

  • Émetteur : celui qui produit le message.

  • Récepteur : celui qui reçoit et interprète le message.

  • Canal : le support par lequel le message est transmis (voix, image, écrit).

  • Code : langage ou signes utilisés (linguistique, culturel, gestuel, visuel...).

  • Contexte : environnement psychologique, social et culturel.

  • Communication verbale et non verbale : gestes, postures, expressions

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Question 1: Oedipus the King (Sophocles) – Summary:
Oedipus, King of Thebes, seeks the cause of a plague & learns he killed King Laius—his father—& married his mother. The play explores truth, fate vs free will, & public accountability. The Chorus voices the people. Oedipus’ downfall is public, showing democratic ideals. 

Thesis:
Greek theatre reflected Athenian democracy by making leaders accountable (Oedipus), giving the chorus the role of the public, & using open civic

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🧪 CHEMISTRY

Key Formulas

Density Triangle:

  • D = m ÷ V

  • m = D × V

  • V = m ÷ D

Other Formulas + Rules:

  • Neutrons = mass number − atomic number

  • Valence electrons = outermost shell electrons

  • Charge = protons − electrons (for ions)

  • Stable octet = 8 valence electrons (or 2 for small atoms)

Bonding

  • Ionic bond = metal + non-metal (electrons transferred)

  • Covalent bond = non-metal + non-metal (electrons shared)

  • Diatomic molecules: H₂, N₂, O₂, F₂, Cl₂, Br₂, I₂



Power

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Physical pharmaceutics 1

Surface Tension Measurement:

Surface tension can be measured using various methods, including:

## Methods:

1. *Du Noüy Ring Method*: Measures the force required to pull a ring out of a liquid.

2. *Wilhelmy Plate Method*: Measures the force exerted on a plate partially submerged in a liquid.

3. *Drop Weight Method*: Measures the weight of drops falling from a capillary.

4. *Pendant Drop Method*: Analyzes the shape of a pendant drop to determine surface tension.

## Applications:

1. *Material science*

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