Discuss the relationship that exists in the UK between the legal rules that govern directors' duties and principles of corporate governance.
Company Law Coursework. "Companies whose standards of corporate governance are high are the more likely to gain the confidence of investors and support for the development of their businesses". (Report of the committee on the Financial Aspects of Corporate Governance - Cadbury Committee Report (Para 1.6) In the light of this statement discuss the relationship that exists in the UK between the legal rules that govern directors' duties and principles of corporate governance. Corporate governance is a very wide topic area it does not have one set definition its literal meaning is that of united group control however it's a much wider subject area. Corporate governance covers a wide range of issues from the role of the company secretary and legal department, to the business strategy, the roles of the executive and non-executive directors, the relationship between investors and companies and accounting and information systems. A corporate governance structure should set guidelines as to how responsibilities are distributed throughout the company it should also give guidelines on the decision making process. It should structure the way in which objectives are met and monitor the progress in meeting such objectives. Companies need to maintain a good corporate governance structure to ensure that they are efficiently run. Good governance could be seen more as a mentality than an
IT use in Government College, Lahore
NETWORKING Submitted By: Waseem Shaukat Kuram Zara Zaeem Ashraf M.Madni Submitted To: Sir. Waqas Ahmad To our parents, Who taught us how to navigate life's many roads. To Mr. Waqas Ahmad Mr. H.M Ishtiaq Rafique(Network Administrator) Mr. Muhammad Adnan (Assistant Network) GC University - An Overview After 144 Years of its wonderful history the Government College, Lahore was raised to the status of a University in 2002. It was renamed as GC University Lahore. The academic life here has been re-shaped in accordance with its new challenges and we hope to fulfill the expectations that go with a University. GCU is committed to act as promoter of quality education for all. This Institution is one of the oldest seats of learning in the Muslim world. As a seat of higher learning GC University blends grand old traditions and modern educational standards to meet the ideals set by person like philosopher Dr. Muhammad Iqbal and Noble Laureate Dr. Abdus Salam. It has redesigned the syllabi and courses to train the young minds for productive careers. The University offers B.A/B.Sc. (4-year Hon.), M.A, M.Sc. (in some selected disciplines), M.B.A., M.Phil, and PhD programmed in all major disciplines. It also takes steps to sensitize their students about the meaning of the university Motto: "Courage to Know." It tries
Business blue print document for the implementation of SAP R/3 (4.6B) payroll at Mastek LTD. Mumbai.
BUSINESS BLUE PRINT DOCUMENT FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SAP R/3 (4.6B) PAYROLL AT MASTEK LTD. MUMBAI BY Sagar Toshniwal _______________ ______________________ ______________________ Sign off Date Signature Customer Signature Consulting TABLE OF CONTENTS .0 PAYROLL - INDIA 3 .1 PROCESS FLOW 4 .2 MASTEK PAYROLL IN INDIA 8 .3 PAYROLL BASICS 13 .4 GROSS PART OF PAYROLL 14 .5 NET PART OF PAYROLL 15 .6 SUBSEQUENT ACTIVITIES 16 .7 POSTING TO ACCOUNTING 21 .8 REPORTS 26 2.0 UNITED STATES PAYROLL 29 2.1 COMPENSATION FOR USA 30 2.2 USA SPECIFIC BENEFITS ADMINISTRATION 34 2.3 STANDARD SAP US PAYROLL FEATURES 36 2.4 MSI US PAYROLL - GROSS PROCESSING 40 2.5 THE PAYROLL PROCESS 42 2.6 US PAYROLL REPORTING 44 .0 PAYROLL - INDIA Purpose Mastek will be able to use this component to calculate the remuneration for work done for each employee. However, Payroll does not just involve the calculation of remuneration, but consists of a variety of processes that are important due to the employer's increased obligation to supply benefits and medical welfare. These benefits are products of: - * Labour laws * Tax laws * Contribution laws * Benefits laws .1 PROCESS FLOW Integration Payroll can be integrated in Personnel Administration, Time Management and Accounting: - * Standardized data retention enables you to use master data and other payroll relevant data
What is Visual Programming
Ricki Lambert Visual Programming Assignment 1 P1 Task 1 Introduction It's very important to remember that there is always more than one choice to make when considering what programming language to sue. They all have their own properties and specific suitability for given tasks. Below is a list of the differing programming languages that offer object orientated programming (OOP) in a visual environment. * Java swing * Visual Java AWT (abstract window toolkit) - this allows applets and this can be embedded into web pages * Visual basic VB * Visual Basic.net framework - VB.NET * C# * Visual C++ * Delphi * ASP.Net As there are too many languages to consider I shall be looking at the controls of only a few of them. They will be the controls for Java swing and AWT, VB.Net (using visual studio) and C#. Java Swing * JLabel * JButton * JTogglebutton * JCheckbox * JRadiobutton * Buttongroup * JCombobox * JSPlitpane * JFormattedtextfield * JPasswordfield * JSpinner * JSeperator * JTextpane * JEditorpane * JTree * JTable * JToolbar * JInternalframe * JProgressbar * JList * JTextfield * JTextarea * JPannel * JTabbedpane * JScrollBar * JScrollpane * JMenubar * JPopupmenu * JSlider * JLayeredpane * JDesktoppane * JOptionpane * Jcolourchooser * JFilechooser * JFrame * JDialog Java AWT * Label * TextField * Checkbox * List *
I am going to investigate the purpose for which an organisation uses ICT. The company that I am going to review is called Chessington World of Adventures. I will also write about the ICT systems used in one department
Unit 2b (ICT in an organisation) Report on ICT system used in a department In this assignment I am going to investigate the purpose for which an organisation uses ICT. The company that I am going to review is called Chessington World of Adventures. I will also write about the ICT systems used in one department that I have written about in unit 2a. I will write about the marketing department and explain devices they use etc. In the marketing department they use many different types of computers for many different things. Some staff will use their computers for typing long documents or letters; others may use them for creating PowerPoint presentations for various things. In most organisations people will use their computers or a choice of devices for similar things, but this isn't the case in Chessington. Proposed Hardware and Software for a Computer Aided Design Company There are several pieces of computer equipment a design company would need to function efficiently. Firstly they would need the correct input and output devices. To input the data a computer and mouse would be needed, these are standard input devices. The company would perhaps benefit from the use of a light pen rather than a mouse, though this would depend greatly on the software packages they would be using. Another input device that may be useful to the company would be a Graphics Tablet or Digitiser.
Program Code Program DVD_Program; Uses Menuunit, CRT, dos; {Declaration of constants in program}
Program Code Program DVD_Program; Uses Menuunit, CRT, dos; {Declaration of constants in program} CONST Never= False; mem_mainfile= 'c:\ripmid.rec'; vid_mainfile= 'c:\ripvid.rec'; rentalfile= 'c:\ripren.rec'; yesno: array [boolean] of string = ('No', 'Yes'); {Declaration of data type} TYPE mem_rec= record mid: longint: mname: string; address: string; phone: string; end; mem_file= file of mem_rec; video_rec=record vid: longint; vname: string; actor: string; genre: string; cost: real; stock_number: integer; end; video_file= file of video_rec; rental_rec= record mid: longint; vid: longint; datedue: string; dateborrowed: datetime; days: longint; returned: boolean; {--------------------------------------------------------------------} {Declaration of variables} VAR member: mem_file; one_rec: mem_rec; found: Boolean; epos: integer; password: text; video: video_file; two_rec: video_rec; foundb: Boolean; eposb: integer; {--------------------------------------------------------------------} {Ensures that the member names input by users are valid i.e. all characters are letters} Function validatemname (mname: string): integer; VAR j, l: integer; c: char; valid: integer; Begin l:= length (mname); valid:= 0; FOR j:= 1 to 1 DO Begin If not (mname[j] in ['A'..'Z','a'..'z','-',' ']) then valid:= j; End; validatemname:= valid; If
Design and create a working programmed solution based on a defined set of requirements In this part of the assignment, i will use screenshots to prove that I have designed and created the interior decorator program.
Task 4 "Design and create a working programmed solution based on a defined set of requirements" In this part of the assignment, i will use screenshots to prove that I have designed and created the interior decorator program. The first pair of screenshots shows the programming that was used for my interior decorator program. First of all i will start off with the coding i wrote: The next set of screenshots show the interior decorator program/application working in progress: In this part of the assignment I will evaluate my interior decorator programme and then use screenshots of the programme to show that what I have checked is correct. TEST PLAN Programme: Interior Decorator Date: 01/01/10 Version No: 1 Tester Name: Nasir Tambe Page No Test No Purpose/Type of Test Expected Result Confirmed? Was the check box for undercoat additional included into the total price? The person testing the programme should notice that when the checkbox is clicked the programme should then work out how much it will cost to paint the room using an undercoat additional. (Nasir Tambe) 2 When the total area button is clicked the label near it should show the area of the room in square meters. The person testing the programme should see the area of the room in Square Meters when the total area button is clicked. (Nasir Tambe) 3 When the cost button is clicked the label near
Optical Fibers
Optical Fibers are glass fibers usually about 120 micrometers in diameter that are used to deliver wave signals in the form of pulses of light over distances up to 50 km without the using repeaters. These wave signals may be coded voice communications or computer data. Fiber optic communications is dependent on the principle that light in a glass medium can carry more information over longer distances than electrical signals can carry in a copper or coaxial medium. The purity of today's glass fiber mixed with advance electronics system allows fiber to transmit digitized light signals well beyond 100 km without amplification. Optical fiber is an ideal transmission medium with few transmission losses, low interference and high bandwidth potential. How Fiber Works The working of an optical fiber is dependent on the principle of total internal reflection. Light reflects or refracts based on the angle at which it strikes a surface. This principle is at the center of how optical fiber works. Restricting the angle at which the light waves are delivered makes it possible to control how efficiently they reach their destination. Light waves are covered with the core of the optical fiber in much the same way that radio frequency signals are covered with coaxial cable. The light waves are directed to the other end of the fiber by being reflected within the core. The creation of the
My friend would like to make order of her collection and sort the items into categories. She wants to keep track of the prices she paid for them and the prices that she will end up selling them at - creating a system.
Background to the problem. My friend, Ms burke age 37 3/4 is a collector of Garfield items. She's fanatical about anything to do with Garfield. She goes to car boot sales charity shops anywhere that she can get her hands on anything to do with Garfield. She's been collecting them for 5 years, and has not ever organized her collection . Statement of the problem My friend would like to make order of her collection and sort the items into categories. she wants to keep track of the prices she paid for them and the prices that she will end up selling them at. She would also like to keep track of how many items she has, and the condition of the items. Current manual system At present Ms Burke's collection has no organization. When she goes to car boot sales and charity shops she simply puts the Garfield item into a box filled with other Garfield items. Objectives My objectives are: To create a working easy to use system that Ms Burke can use frequently. To be able to sort the Garfield items into groups. Eliminate each software Ms works 2000 This is an integrated package that has all the usual programs in it Microsoft works word, Microsoft works database etc. I could use this program to use the Mircosoft works 2000 Database software but it has less functions then the usual Microsoft Database software. So I will not use it. Ms publisher 98' This is a program that
Logic and Logic Gates
BTEC NATIONAL CERTIFICATE - it practitioners [general] Centre 31200 Assignment number: 4 Logic and Logic Gates Students Name (a) UNIT title Computer Architecture (b) Unit Number 9 Date of Issue 5 May Date due 9 May 2009 Re-submission date Criteria Achieved Criteria Achieved Criteria Achieved Criteria Achieved P7 criteria achieved Criteria achieved criteria achieved criteria achieved M2 M4 criteria achieved Criteria achieved criteria achieved criteria achieved D1 Task 1 Task 2 Task 3 Task 4 P1 describe using examples how numeric and alphanumeric data can be coded within a computer system M1 explain using examples how data travels around the processor D1 create complex logic circuits made up of arrays of simple logic circuits P2 describe how analogue data can be converted and stored in computer systems M2 create logic circuits using simple logic gates and provide truth tables and explanation as to their operation D2 compare and contrast two different processors. P3 convert numeric data between different number systems including floating point M3 create low-level programs which involve decision making and branching P4 carry out manipulation of numeric data held in three different number systems M4 describe the difference between astable and bistable flip-flops. P5 describe the key components of a computer
