41321Mirage III vs. MiG-21 : Six day war, 1967
Although the opposing forces of the Six Day War were both flying comparable third-generation Mach 2 jet fighters, the pilots were trained to different standards, and were expected to utilize different tactics. Using the latest research, first-hand accounts, and specially commissioned artwork, Shlomo Aloni tells the dramatic story of the dogfights in the skies over the Middle East.
41322Mirror for humanity : a concise introduction to cultural anthropology : 17th ed.
Chapter 1: What is anthrology; Chapter 2: Culture; Chapter 3: Ethics and methods; Chapter 4: Languge and communication; Chapter 5: Making a living; Chapter 6: Political systems; Chapter 7: Families, kinship, and marriage.
41323Mirror for humanity: a concise introduction to cultural anthropology : 8th ed.
Introducing to What is anthropology?; Culture; Doing anthropology; Language and communication; Making a living; Political systems; Families, kinship, and marriage; Gender; Religion; The world system and colonialism.
41324MIS 311F
1. What does it mean to be a leader?; 2. The leader as an individual; 3. Courage and leadership; 4. Followership; 5. Motivation and empowerment; 6. Managing; ...
41325MIS cases : solving small business scenarios using application software : 2nd ed.
Part 1: Developing a database application; Part 2: Developing a spreadsheet application; Part 3: Developing a website application.
41326Mis cases: Decision making with application software
A casebook to complement most MIS/CIS textbooks. Designed to demonstrate how software can support managerial decision-making activities, this casebook features 20 cases (more than another casebook currently on the market) that cover functional areas of the firm, are spread across three difficulty levels-basic, intermediate, and advanced-and require students to apply spreadsheet, database, Web-page development, and/or presentation graphics software, often in an integrated manner.
41327MIS management information systems DSST exam examFOCUS study notes & review questions 2012
Topics covered include: Computer hardware; Evolutionary history terminology hardware and components hardware devices; computer software; History and evolution software and programming terminology software types; Telecommunications and networks; Terminology the enterprise and the strategic importance components of networks and telecommunications network security topology and protocols; Business Information Systems; E-Commerce (Electronic Commerce) Different types of information systems Enterprise resource planning; Systems analysis anddesign; Characteristics of a system Systems architecture and methodologies Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC); Managing data resources; Data models and structures database management systems (DBMS) Data query; Business decision making; Knowledge management (KM) Data mining and warehousing Data mining ;MIS and the organization; Organization of MIS Relationship of MIS to the enterprise Value of the MIS function; MIS Issues; Security (Data confidentiality) Hidden cost Ethics Privacy (Data confidentiality) Global issues We give you knowledge information relevant to the exam specifications.
41328MIT Sloan management review : innovation systems
MIT Sloan management review - innovation systems. Advancing practices to create new value.
41329MIT technology review
MIT Technology Review, Vol. 126, No. 6, explores the latest trends and breakthroughs in science, technology, and innovation shaping the future. This issue typically includes features on cutting-edge topics such as artificial intelligence, biotechnology, climate technology, cybersecurity, and the ethics of emerging technologies. It also highlights influential innovators and thought leaders, providing in-depth analysis and insight into the societal impacts of technological change. Regular columns may discuss global tech policies, startup innovations, and critical debates in tech ethics and regulation.
41330MIT technology review : anubody out there?
issue features ‘The Hidden Worlds Issue’ – Is Anybody Out There? Using technology to explore and expose hidden worlds, from enabling deeper dives into ocean depths to journeying to one of Jupiter’s orbiting bodies to pushing the boundaries of particle physics. Plus: wearables for wildlife, Wi-Fi sensing, and a reconsideration of Luddites.