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Author :: Anil Kumar  |
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| Article Title :: Syllabus for Wireless Communication |
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Wireless Communications for IT and CSE Branches of Maharshi
Dayanand University Rohtak:
Detailed Scheme
L: 3
T: 1
P: 0
CLASS WORK :50 EXAM:100 TOTAL :150
DURATION OF EXAM:3 HRS
UNIT 1. INTRODUCTION TO WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS:
Evolution of mobile radio communications, examples of wireless
comm. systems, paging systems, Cordless telephone systems,
comparison of various wireless systems.
UNIT 2. MODERN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS: Second generation
cellular networks, third generation wireless networks, wireless
in local loop, wireless local area networks, Blue tooth and
Personal Area networks.
UNIT 3. INTRODUCTION TO CELLULAR MOBILE SYSTEMS: Spectrum
Allocation, basic Cel (read full article) |
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Author :: David Snape |
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| Article Title :: The Push to Learn Chinese in Our Schools |
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Recently, a trend has developed in high schools and communities
around the United States. Many people want to or are now
learning the Chinese language. This could be a good turn of
events, but it can also be problematic. This is particularly so
for those who know nothing about Chinese culture, history and
the state of affairs in China today.
In mainland China they no longer use the traditional Chinese
characters that go hand in hand with Chinese history. For some
reason, the Chinese Communist Party decided to alter the Chinese
language and thereby change the vehicle for written
communication.
Traditional Chinese characters evolved naturally over a period
of time from pictographs or smal (read full article) |
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| Category :: Reference & Education Articles |
Author :: N Pinhey |
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| Article Title :: What is GCSE Mathematics Coursework? Information for Parents and
Students |
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(1) What is GCSE Mathematics Coursework? The coursework
element of GCSE Maths consists of two extended tasks
(investigations), each worth 10% of the final mark. Altogether
coursework is worth twenty percent of the Maths GCSE. One task
is an Algebraic Investigation, and one task is a Statistical
Data Handling Project. Each piece is done under the teacher's
supervision in the classroom, not under exam conditions, so
students are allowed to discuss their ideas with each other.
Extra time is usually allowed at home, and the total duration is
usually about two weeks. The teacher is allowed to support and
direct the students, but the students will need to work more
independently and be abl (read full article) |
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| Category :: Reference & Education Articles |
Author :: Frank Gerace |
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| Article Title :: The American English Accent:: The "Explosive" T And P Sounds |
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The "explosive consonants"
Earlier we said that the vowels are an important factor in
hearing a "foreign" accent. But it is not only the vowels. The
consonants also must be mastered.
When we say that English consonants are "explosives", we mean
that they are pronounced with a sudden release of air. It is
this characteristic that marks the accent of an English speaker
when they try to speak your language. You should try to speak
like an American and you will be reaching for the American
English way of pronouncing the consonant. It is the
characteristic explosive nature of the English consonant that is
the basis of so many jokes about the pronunciation of the
English speaker who is learning (read full article) |
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| Category :: Reference & Education Articles |
Author :: LeeAnna |
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| Article Title :: Today's Military High Schools There Not Just For Troubled Teens
Anymore |
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Military high schools today are claiming they are not the
"punishment" places they used to be. Remember hearing the
phrase, {or maybe you actually were told this by your parents},
"If you don't straighten up, your going to military school."
Today, military schools in general want to change their image,
and they don't take teen's who don't want to be there anymore
either. Many young people have graduated from military high
school every year, and they want to dispel the myths that have
surrounded military high schools for years. Some of these myths
may sound familiar to you.
Military High Schools Are For Students With Discipline Problems.
{MYTH}
Military high schools may offer a more struct (read full article) |
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| Category :: Reference & Education Articles |
Author :: Allyson Brandy |
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| Article Title :: Japanese Verb Myths: Part 1 |
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The road to understanding Japanese in littered with lies. These
lies aren't intended to harm. The fact is, in the beginning the
lies seem natural and helpful. They help make the language
'feel' closer to our native language (English, most likely).
Unfortunately, the more knowledge you try to pile on the top of
these lies, the more your house of learning resembles a home
built on a foundation of sponges. Instead of helping, these
myths only make life harder.
At points, they can make you wonder: "Why can't I understand
Japanese?" "What's wrong with me?" "I must just be stupid." When
I started taking a formal Japanese class a few months ago, I
realized how harmful those 'friendly lies' can b (read full article) |
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| Category :: Reference & Education Articles |
Author :: Nicholas Zimmerman |
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| Article Title :: Is college education worth $13.95 per page? |
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Today, the internet has become an integral part of our lives. It
is easy and at the same time very convenient to use many on-line
services and access valuable information that would otherwise be
very hard to get without the Internet. There are thousands of
on-line businesses that offer unique services. You can get
assistance from a certified accountant in the confines of your
home and, just as easily, you can find tons of information on
Plato, not to mention checking your credit rating on-line. The
Internet is here to make our lives easier. Yet, I want to tell
you that convenience is not always good for a person.
Let me give you a short example. I choose to type google.com on
my keyboard (read full article) |
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| Category :: Reference & Education Articles |
Author :: Nathan James |
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| Article Title :: Film Schools - How to Choose a Winner |
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Film Schools - How to Choose a Winner
It seems like everyone today want to be an actor. While acting
can certainly be a very rewarding profession, in both monetary
and fulfilling terms, it's probably one of the most difficult
areas of film to break in to. If film and television is your
passion, there is a whole host of other jobs that will get you
into this sometimes glamorous, always competitive industry.
Whether you're interest lies in directing, producing, or even
script-writing, choosing the right school is the most important
decision you'll making.
The first step in getting into the film industry is determining
what type of career you're interested in. Just about any job in
the film (read full article) |
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| Category :: Reference & Education Articles |
Author :: Rene Graeber |
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| Article Title :: Speed Reading - Getting The Main Idea |
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Getting the main idea in reading is central to effective
studying.
You must learn what the author's central idea is, and understand
it in your own way. Every paragraph contains a main idea. Main
ideas are perfect for outlining textbooks. Make it a habit to
find the main idea in each paragraph you read.
Extracting Important Details
Extracting important details mean that you locate in your
reading main and most significant ideas.
There is usually one important detail associated with every main
idea. The more important details you can identify, the easier it
will be to review for examinations because you have made a link
between an idea and information that supports it.
The more links (read full article) |
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| Category :: Reference & Education Articles |
Author :: Bronwen Elisabeth Roberts |
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| Article Title :: Cutting-Edge Art |
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Art glass usually refers to the modern art glass
movement in which individual artists work alone or with
colleagues, creating works from molten glass in relatively small
furnaces of a few hundred pounds of glass. It began in the early
1960s and showed an incremental growth through the end of the
century. The glass objects created are not primarily
utilitarian. From a creative perspective, they have to make an
artistic statement. Their market value depends on the work and
the artist involved, and prices range from a few hundred to tens
of thousands of dollars. The best known of the modern glass
artists is Dale Chihuly. In 1971, he began the Pilchuck School
of Glass near Stanwoo (read full article) |
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