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more computers at princeton an october 2007 census revealed that 40% of princeton students primarily used macintosh computers (macs). th e rest primarily used pcs. at the time of the census, 67% of princeton students were undergraduates. th e rest were graduate students. according to the census, 23% of princetons graduate students said that they used pcs as their primary computers. suppose that we select a princeton student at random and learn that the student primarily uses a mac. find the probability that this person is a graduate student. show your work. conditional probability has important applications in the areas of risk management, drug and disease testing, and quality control in manufacturing. lets look at a couple of examples that show how an understanding of conditional probability can help people make informed decisions.
chemistry 1010 study guide classify the following properties as intensive or extensive: intensive- doesn’t change (boiling point, temp, color, density, hardness) extensive- changes in size/ amount (volume, mass length scientific method terms experiment: a well-controlled procedure used to obtain data in order to describe a phenomenon. law: a statement that describes natural phenomenon by summarizing collected facts. observation: a statement describing a natural phenomenon that we sense. scientific fact: a statement that is explained by reproducible experimental data hypothesis: guesses that is not verified yet. mass and weight mass is a measurement of the quantity of matter in an object, whereas weigh is a measurement of the force of gravity on the matter of an object; ther
if you need osx get a mac. getting osx on a pc is very hard and/or illegal. it will also not run as well as it will on a real mac. so my vote is for the macbook pro. you would need to buy a licenced copy of windows for every machine. 

linux systems are free and young folks at school would quickly adapt to a different operating system and probably learn more from using linux.

here's a link to a download of a good flavour of linux which you can burn on to a cd or dvd and install it on one of the laptops to try it yourself. 

https://www.linuxmint.com/download.php

it will be different but there are equivalents to all the programmes to which you're accustomed. Though basically, there exists some difference in the cirriculam and the pattern of teaching, but in terms of recognition of these qualification, these are treated at par.   
Completion of a BE degree takes four year after passing 10+2, but practically to achieve a M.Sc degree in computer- science would take five years after 10+2 stage. This is because a candidate adopts an alternative rout where one studies B.Sc computer - science for three years and rest two years are utilised for completion for the post - graduation course in computers. In fact, the later qualification deals with the basic approach of the computers thereby making an aspirant sound in the theory but in the former qualification, much stress is given on the practical field.  
For all practical purpose, in terms of employment, no differentiation has been made among the qualifications like BE, MCA and M.Sc in computer - science. All are treated equally in terms of values.   
Hence, you can apply for a job where the qualification for BE is sought unless it is specifically mentioned in the advertisement. One difficulty is that it's far from clear what the ideal dropout rate should be. Probably not zero, for two reasons:

 1. Even the best students sometimes find that their interests change over time, in ways nobody could have predicted. Dropping out may become a quite sensible choice, in which case it's harmful for the university to discourage it.
2. It's reasonable for a university to give someone a chance even if it's not certain that they will succeed. The only way to get a really low drop-out rate is to admit just the applicants that are obviously destined for success. The top few schools can get away with this, but if everyone tried it, then many talented candidates would be shut out from graduate school.

 So some attrition is OK, and some is bad but may be a necessary consequence of policies that are on the whole good. The question then becomes how you distinguish these kinds from needless and damaging attrition, and then how you minimize that kind.

 Advisors play a key role here, because some are much better than others at being supportive or motivational. However, at least in mathematics, most advisors don't supervise very many students, so the numbers often aren't large enough to see patterns clearly.

 I'm sure people have studied this problem, and perhaps identified best practices for addressing it. However, in my experience any studies or solutions are not especially influential (at least in the few math departments I've been in). Most discussions are at the stage of trying to figure out whether there is a real problem and if so why, rather than what to do about it. thanks for the info joe. as it happens i can confirm this; i was teaching on a workshop yesterday and one of the delegates was using a win10 high-res display (a retina display mac booted into win10) and we saw exactly that.

the work around we used was that pixel units seemed to work fine; text beca… biometric devices. debates are currently raging over the ethics of bringing this cutting edge tech to the classroom, but it is a possibility. what is it and what does it do? biometrics are typically used for security through iris pattern, voice, and fingerprint recognition. some educators, however, are considering their application in the classroom. hi




 you can choose any subject or course  of your choice based on your interest for your graduation as to be eligible for upsc  examination there is no compulsion to be a graduate in a particular subject, all you need to be eligible is that you should be a graduate in any discipline




 but yes ch
 
 oosing arts or the humanities can be really helpful for your upsc  examination, this is because in arts you will be learning subjects like history , polity etc which are a part of the upsc syllabus so it will help you in your upsc examination, so ba is good option for graduation if you want to prepare for upsc
 




 top books which you can follow for upsc examination preparation are listed below subject wise:-




 history




 *ncert xi (ancient & medieval)
   

 *ncert xii (modern indian history)
   

 *facets of indian culture spectrum
   

 *from plassey to partition - a history of modern india




 indian art & culture




 *indian art & culture - nitin singhania




 polity




 *ncert ix-xii
   

 *indian polity m laxmikanth




 geography




 *ncert vi x (old syllabus)
   

 *ncert xi, xii (new syllabus)
   

 *certificate physical geography g c leong
   

 world atlas




 economics




 ncert xi
   

 *the indian economy sanjiv verma
   

 *indian economy by ramesh singh
   

 *economic development & policies in india jain & ohri




 environment




 *class xii biology (last 5 chapters)
   

 *environment by shankar ias academy




 international relations




 *ncert xii (contemporary world politics)
   

 *current affairs ( read newspaper )




 to get the complete list of books go through
   

<https://competition.careers360.com/articles/books-for-upsc-ias>




 thank you left over pc running freenas.firmware and settings are on a usb stick, not the drive.lots of features/options you don't need, but does what you want simply and cheaply.    slightly more $$ in terms of electricity cost unless the leftover pc is a laptop, but zero $ outlay, and your data is portable and accessible. Yes. You can study while working also. But what course you want to study is more important.  
With your graduation, you can start trying for a job. Many banks, PSUs and private organisations advertise posts. So you apply for them and start preparing well. If you want and if you can, you can consider joining in a coaching centre and get trained properly so that you will get a job in a good bank or any other good organisation.   
Once you join in a job, you can think of studying and acquiring new skills. There are distant education programmes and there are part-time institutes. You can decide on the course you want to study. You say you want to study cost and management accounting courses.  
The following are some of the institutes offering courses in the area you are interested in. These are online courses.  
1. Harvard-Business-School: They are offering a course called CORe Course. This is a course. on the fundamentals of business thinking. A three-course online program is designed by this institute which suits for the people who just graduates. You can go through https://www.hbs.edu/Pages/default.aspx so that you will get all the details about this course and the other courses this school is offering.  
2. Amity University: This university is offering various courses in the field of your interest. There are degree courses, diploma and PG diploma courses online which suited you. Their website is https://www.amity.edu/. You can refer and decide on the course.  
3. Indian School of Business: This institute is also a good institute offering courses online. They are offering Accounts based marketing course. Their web address is https://www.isb.edu/. Please go through the same for all the required details.  
4. University of South Africa: Their web address is https://www.unisa.ac.za/. They are having many courses online and their course on management accounting is popular. Go through the above address for full details.  
  
There are many such institutes. First, concentrate on getting a job and then join in any above institutes and continue your study. hi,




 see cutoff score changes every year and it depends on some of the factors like number of applicants, questions difficulty level, seat matrix, students category, choice of stream etc. it is quite difficult to predict the cutoff score since it also depends on overall performance of students. however the results for session 2020-2021 has already published. you may check the results from below link,




 https://www.pondiuni.edu.in/p-g-courses-select-list-wait-list/