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EARTHQUAKE RESISTANT DESIGN OF STRUCTURES by Pankaj Agarwal and Manish Shrikhande

Presents the concepts and principles of earthquake resistant design of structures in an easy-to-read style. The use of these principles helps in the implementation of seismic design practice. The book adopts a step-by-step approach, starting from the fundamentals of structural dynamics to application of seismic codes in analysis and design of structures. The text also focusses on seismic evaluation and retrofitting of reinforced concrete and masonry buildings. The text has been enriched with a large number of diagrams and solved problems to reinforce the understanding of the concepts.

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On Epic Fantasy, Gender, Changes in Belief and Samantha Shannon’s The Priory of the Orange Tree

Ordinarily I don't write about books here, but I had something I wanted to get out about what I've been reading lately, so here goes...

I’ve always maintained that high fantasy is something in which I have very little interest. While friends and family have raved about Lord of the Rings and Game of Thrones over the years, I’ve felt a great disconnect from those stories and worlds, and I always assumed that it was the genre itself at the root of the problem. Meanwhile, I was raving separately about the immense creative achievement of The Matrix (all of them, not just the original film), which is (if I’m being honest with myself) high fantasy wearing the skin of science fiction. Chosen one narratives, prophecy, fantastical creatures, magic systems, and a great battle to determine the fate of humanity are the makeup of The Matrix, just as they would be any other work of high fantasy.

I learned the hard way during my undergraduate degree and subsequent three years as a post-graduate student that reading for pleasure can very easily fall by the wayside when you have to read so much for work – the act of reading itself becomes a massive chore. So, when I left academia and started getting back into reading for pleasure in a habitual way, part of the journey for me was discovering my taste in literature as an adult, which meant giving fantasy another try.

The discoveries I’ve made since getting back on the horse have been a mixed bag – some expected and some very much unexpected. Among those realisations was the fact that fantasy as a genre is not as immediately repulsive to me as I thought; what is repulsive to me, on vibes alone, is fantasy written by men. It turns out that my lifelong struggle with masculinity (I’ve only recently begun coming out to myself and others as non-binary - I use he/they pronouns) applies to literature, too. Surprise, surprise, The Matrix’s exploration of gender identity and transness was more relatable to me than the aggressive hyper-masculinity of Game of Thrones and to a lesser extent Lord of the Rings (yes I know the consensus is that LotR is very gay, but it’s also very male). So, while in search of something to read on my local library’s eBook lending service, I decided to give Samantha Shannon’s epic fantasy novel, The Priory of the Orange Tree, a shot, and I’m so very glad that I did.

TPotOT has been misleadingly described by some as ‘feminist Game of Thrones’. And, while I can see where those people are coming from, this work feels like its own entirely distinct thing. Rather than plunging into the darkest, grimmest depths of humanity’s worst moral failings, as George R.R. Martin does almost fetishistically, Shannon uses her beautifully engrossing fantasy world to explore the necessity of trust and cooperation with those whom one’s belief system might deem unacceptable, in order to confront something that threatens everybody. This is less an allegory for climate change, and more an allegory about dogma.

The world of this Roots of Chaos series is built upon a series of conflicting, yet paradoxically overlapping, paper-thin religious belief systems. These systems hold the societies of Shannon’s four, wonderfully drawn POV characters together, and what makes the narrative of this gargantuan book so captivating, is the necessity of these characters coming to terms with the elements of their belief systems that have been falsely constructed in order to serve an agenda. This isn’t a didactic story about one morality system being superior to another, but rather one of learning to find common ground with those who believe differently to you, accepting truths when you are confronted with them, and having enough faith in humanity to trust that society won’t collapse as a result.

The Priory of the Orange Tree isn’t the only book in this series (Shannon has since published a prequel entitled A Day of Fallen Night), but it does function as a standalone story with a definitive ending. That being said, Shannon smartly chooses to end her story at the conclusion of its central conflict – the battle with a terrifying, all-powerful dragon called The Nameless One – rather than spending extra time exploring the aftermath. We don’t know whether the colossal revelations poised to shatter this world’s religions will lead to societal collapse, or whether the characters’ faith in humanity is justified. Anyone who knows me is aware of how I feel about certainty in narrative storytelling. Asking questions is much more interesting than answering them.

Ultimately, The Priory of the Orange Tree is a story that leads (and ends) with its characters. The book is deeply concerned with the repercussions of its plot on its intricately detailed world, but it is more focused on the way these characters grow and change when confronted with undeniable truths. Eadaz uq-Nāra is up there with my very favourite protagonists, and her journey and relationships are rapturously entertaining and moving. Shannon clearly adores her characters, which makes it so very easy for us as readers to fall in love with them, too.

I’m so glad to have found this book. TPotOT, along with Becky Chambers’ miraculous space opera, The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet, have been genuine reassurances to me as I come to terms with who I am as an adult, both in my tastes as a reader, and more fundamentally in myself and my identity. In short: genre fiction written by queer women is good for you.

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The Shift Key: Book 1 of Key Connections

Summary:

Humans have long since roamed the Earth, but beside them there has always been... The Others.

As the first human to work for Ironside Security's cyber division, Raina knows she has a precedent to set. With a shiny new degree and the knowledge that she is the best at what she does, it should be easy so long as she follows the rules.

One assignment is all it takes to ruin her carefully made plans.

What happens when a stubborn techie and a surly tiger cross paths?

Soren had thought the hardest part about becoming the Warden of the Northern region would be keeping his temper in check. Then when people start mysteriously disappearing, his responsibilities put the one person he thought he'd never see again directly in his path.

One mistake could send her back into his memories.

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This is my first book and as of right now I'm shooting to have it done by end of year! Please check it out, and enjoy the first ever excerpt below the cut!

Excerpt:

“Soren, just because no one else has physically touched the cameras, doesn’t mean that they can’t just hack the cameras.”

She was back around, hands flying across her keyboard before she could get anxious over how he would take that news. She was already in the midst of pulling up the information on each camera stream access when she heard the sound of something breaking.

Temen’s following gasp but lack of reprimand confirmed that it was probably Soren who had caused the ruckus, as Raina couldn’t imagine Temen letting anyone else get away with it.

Raina felt more than saw Soren come up behind her, her back heating with his proximity. His shadow fell over her shoulder, and she fought down a shiver when he gripped the back of her chair and his knuckles brushed her back.

“Rain, I need you to explain exactly what you mean by that.“

She hadn’t been so close to a man since her brief stint in the dating scene during her undergraduate studies, and she rationalized that was why her entire body suddenly felt like her skin was far too tight.

‘Oh I need you far, far, away from me,’ she thought to herself as she turned her nervous energy into her job.

“What I mean,” she started quickly,” is that if you wanted a truly isolated camera system you should have gone a little more old school and kept it to physical tapes. Downside to that would be the endless reels you’d need to keep confidential, but then,” she said, beginning to punctuate each word with a quick snip and enlargement of specific text-

“-you wouldn’t have this problem.”

Before them were a series of IP addresses that Raina had surmised did not match anyone currently allowed access to the feeds.

She had thought jumping ahead of the curve and showing him the problem would get him out of her space faster, but instead he leaned far enough in that she could feel his hard stomach against the back of her head. Suddenly he was close enough that she could smell him: clean, woodsy, and something that was utterly Soren.

The unexpected familiarity of it broke something in her, the crack beneath her rib cage as sharp as any bone. This was why she hadn’t wanted to come back. At sixteen she had been afraid she couldn’t live without him. Now she was twenty six, and once again she wanted nothing more than to turn into his arms and bury herself in him.

Worse, he wasn’t even in his furry form.

“You wanna translate for me?”

She could practically feel the bass in his voice, the rough under current of his near constant growl rolling through her and making her nipples peak against her will.

There was one haunting second where he leaned in impossibly closer, the heat between them suddenly stifling, everyone else forgotten to her human senses except for the shifter caging her in. She felt trapped in way she couldn’t decide if she loved her hated.

When she saw him brace a hand beside her keyboard, she fought not to think about how the too sharp tips of his claws would feel against her skin.

She was a scant second away from embarrassing herself in front of her entire team when she managed to find the will to bring her chair back in a hard spin, jumping up and knocking him off her.

He was, of course, staring at her with a shit eating grin. Those bright blue eyes of his were shining with the same heat currently burning through her body, so she opened her mouth and killed it as brutally as she killed.

“Translation? Those are all the times someone has accessed your security feeds without your permission.”

The smirk finally fell off his face, but it didn’t make her feel better.

“Who?” he questioned.

Raina eyed him for a second, trying to decide the best way to approach the situation.

“Right now I just know that the feeds were accessed, the who will take more time,” she told him truthfully. She had automatically ran the addresses as soon as they were tagged as unknown, but they had all been fake.

Evidently having finally decided it was safe to join the conversation, Temen said asked “How much time?”

Raina understood the severity of the situation given the fact that the creeps they were looking for where in the people snatching industry. It was a time sensitive situation, and as Raina ran through the possibilities in her mind, the options were not looking pretty.

She could do it for sure, though requesting the necessary access to certain databases would take time. That was what she couldn’t accurately gauge, as her first instinct was to bypass those databases to get to what she wanted. One route was right, and one was illegal.

She knew the right thing to do, though.

Her mouth had barely opened to tell them it would take 5-7 business days to get the proper clearences before Soren was once again demanding her attention. He was in her space in seconds, large body moving with grace.

“You can do it now cant you?”

From inches away, he looked down on her, gaze sure.

So she sidestepped towards her team lead like a coward and shook her head.

“No, I can’t-“

“Can’t or won’t?” he pressed, moving forward.

She threw up her hands in defeat, as if that would stop him.

“Soren its not legal for me to-“

“Legal?” he bit out, voice dropping into something less human, “Since when have the rules ever stopped you?”

[interlagosed]

Do you have any good resources to point us towards to read up on the historic origins of this conflict to understand how we got here?

absoLUTELY i do! i first want to highlight that Haymarket Books has three ebooks on Palestine available to download for free. Of course, all Haymarket Books are from a specific perspective (one that I share), so be mindful of that. I'm going to try to share sources from a variety of perspectives:

A History of Modern Palestine by Ilan Pappé (and generally anything by Pappé) is a great book that does a lot to debunk the idea that the conflict is somehow something ~primordial or ancient

UN history of the "Question of Palestine." Obviously for the sake of digestibility, they skip over some details. But it's a good primer to avoid being overwhelmed. Somewhat related to this, I'd look at the Wikipedia article for Theodor Herzl to learn more about the Zionist movement and the lack of inevitability of a Jewish state in Palestine.

I'd also, uh, learn about the Irgun party which was founded by Menachem Begin who later became the prime minister of Israel...just to really reconsider whether those calls for non-violence are in good faith.

The UN has a Special Rapporteur on Palestine, who releases TONS AND TONS of information, including historical information.

And this Al Jazeera guide, which includes a video, is really great for a historical perspective too!

In terms of sources to follow what's happening, I would say Haaretz (the Israeli paper of record) and Al Jazeera (note: funded by the Qatari government, but I'd say one of the more level state-funded news sources) are especially great. You can always trust the Irish to be nuanced (and also in solidarity, but that's a separate matter lmao).

I will also note: the conflict isn't more or less complex than other conflicts. What makes it uncomfortable is, in the words of my undergraduate professor, the remarkable amounts of trauma on both sides. This is also a conflict that implicates issues of race and power. What it is not, despite everyone in the world telling you otherwise, is a purely religious conflict.

I hope this really helps, anon!

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Hey, have you started reading the angels and demons encyclopedias you talked about? I wanted to hear your opinion on them; are they cool and interesting 👀

I’ve dabbled in them, but honestly, ebook encyclopedias suck if they don’t have hyperlinks (which these don’t). Kindle’s native search function isn’t much help, since it shows you each instance where the search term shows up in strict chronological order instead of putting the entry you want first! I guess I could read them straight through like novels, but that’s the sucker’s way of reading reference books! Should’ve got physical copies instead 😡

I'm getting a lot more out of the YouTube channel ESOTERICA. Dr. Sledge's channel is the next best thing to auditing an undergraduate class in Western esoterica. For example, here's his video on the Malleus Maleficarum, the infamous 15th-century inquisitor's manual that kicked off the European witch trials:

One fun fact: Witches can make your penis disappear!

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The Sentence

The Sentence by Louise Erdrich

it feels almost criminal that i have waited this long to read any Louise Erdrich. her work has been in my periphery since 2004, when my best friend wrote heavily about one of her books for her undergraduate thesis (sorry B, i still haven't read The Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse). i picked up this one earlier this year, when i was only just getting back into reading more regularly, because (i'm pretty sure) that same friend recommended it, and i love ghosts.

this book contains so much, and somehow still feels so simple and straightforward. like, of course, perfectly ordinary for Tookie to help a crush by transporting a body, who hasn't laughed at greeting card that promises the same? totally expected for the justice system to work against and incarcerate an Ojibwe woman, and just totally normal life stuff for her to marry the former cop who arrested her after she gets out and then have a fraught relationship with his grown daughter and surprise grandchild. and come on, what indigenous-owned independent bookstore isn't haunted by the ghost of a regular customer, especially during early COVID-19, in Minneapolis, amid the grief and rage following the murder of George Floyd?

SO MUCH HAPPENS in this book, but it's all narrowed to Tookie's pov--her own very personal and specific wants and fears, her struggle and belief. it's beautifully done, so delicately balanced, a book that fills you like a warm meal even as you're crying and remembering what you felt like sitting in bed and looking out the window and wondering when you would ever feel safe out there again. i hesitate to call it magical realism, even though i think that's where it falls in the range of "kinds of books i like," because Tookie presents every event as equally real--and in February of 2020, i would have thought a worldwide pandemic and indefinite lockdown just as unlikely as a retail ghost and the otherworldly power of an old book (which is to say, all things i could imagine happening but had never happened to me personally). magnificent.

the deets

how i read it: as an ebook from the library, via Libby! this was at a time when i hadn't yet gotten back into the habit of reading and so frequently forgot to go back to books i was in the middle of, but this one was so compelling i actually finished it before it was due.

try this if you: are ready to process some of that 2020 terror, love a main character whose flaws are part of her charm, want a book with a majority native cast of characters, or just want to hang out in somebody else's weird life for a while.

some memorable moments: i read this a while ago and no longer have it handy to quote, so this is a fun test of my bad memory! there were a lot of scenes i really liked that i can recall, but one that sticks out as very charming to me was when Tookie's artist coworker at the bookstore closed herself in a repurposed confessional booth to decorate the inside, got a little high on the glue, and in this altered state confirmed Tookie's suspicion that a former customer was haunting the store. I loved everything about this; the slightly weird artsy coworker, the confessional in the bookstore (based, i presume, on the one that lives in Erdrich's store, Birchbark Books), the triumph of having someone validate your ghost theory and the tragedy of wondering if it's just because she's been breathing glue fumes.

also, i just love so so much that Louise Erdrich wrote herself into her own book, as the owner of the bookstore in the book which is not quite, but almost, her own bookstore in real life. please i want to just chat with her for several hours, what a mind.

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Lovely Professional University's Global Rankings, Programs, and Campus Life

LPU

Lovely Professional University is placed second in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings in Business and Economics, sixth in Engineering, and 23rd in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2023 among India's top universities. Lovely Professional Institution (LPU), established in 2005, is a private institution in Jalandhar, Punjab. Lovely Professional University is accredited by UGC, UGC-DEB, NCTE, PCI, BCI, COA, PSCAE, ITPI, the Indian Association of Physiotherapists, and AICTE. 

LPU University is accredited by ACBSP and ICAR, and it has an A++ grade from NAAC. LPU Punjab is a member of the AIU, IAU, IIE, the Institution of Engineers (India), and the ACU. LPU is notable for its main degrees, BTech and MTech. LPU Jalandhar provides undergraduate, graduate, diploma, PhD, and other courses to students in 21 areas, including engineering, management, and others. LPU Punjab provides courses in both full-time and part-time formats. The institution also provides distance education and online courses to students.  

LPU Programs 

Lovely Professional University administers the Scholarship Test and the National Entrance Test, known as LPUNEST, for admission to various courses. At the undergraduate level, the institution provides three to six-year BTech, one to six-year BSc, three to four-year BPharma, and other degrees to students. LPU University provides students with a two-year MPharma program as well as a variety of other courses at the postgraduate level. LPU University is known for its BTech and MTech programs. These are the most popular courses at LPU, which is rated 50th in engineering by NIRF 2023. LPU Punjab also offers diplomas and other courses to students. You may also look at Collegesearch for further information.  

LPU Admisiion Process

Lovely Professional University's course admissions for 2024 are done online. LPU admittance to various courses is based on merit and entrance exam scores. Accepted entrance exams include LPU NEST, JEE Main, and others. Candidates seeking admission to the university's numerous programs must apply online via the official website. 

LPU Hostels & Campus 

LPU University offers a variety of modern amenities and cutting-edge infrastructure to both undergraduate and graduate students. With a campus space of around 600 acres, LPU provides a variety of different facilities to its students in addition to the standard amenities such as well-equipped classrooms and labs. The institution features three auditoriums, two yoga rooms, and ten open gyms to help students develop as individuals. The university also provides office space and equipment, as well as technical support and other amenities to students. 

LPU has a large library system, with 11 branches. It includes around 43 lakh books and ebooks covering all disciplines and fields. The university has the highest residential capacity in the world. 

Apartments provide a variety of amenities, including air conditioning, connected bathrooms, wooden box beds, study tables, chairs, and an almirah. Students will need authorization to use electrical devices with a maximum load of up to 5 amps per flat. One- and two-bedroom units feature a connected lobby. Security services are offered 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including CCTV surveillance, backup power, water supply, personnel support, and medical services. There is a study area, a TV room, an elevator, a firefighting system, a purified water facility, maintenance services, Wi-Fi, free electrical units (where appropriate), and playgrounds. 

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Works Cited

Abramowitz, Rachel. “Giving birth to ‘Juno’.” Los Angeles Times, 6 December 2007, https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2007-dec-06-et-cody6-story.html. 

Alonso Palombi, Alba. “The New Femme Fatale in Jennifer’s Body.” Reinvention: an International Journal of Undergraduate Research, special issue of Reeling and Writhing: Intertextuality and Myth, vol. 15, no. 1, 2022, https://doi.org/10.31273/reinvention.v15iS1.881. 

Chusna, Aidatul, and Shofi Mahmudah. “Female Monsters: Figuring Female Transgression in Jennifer’s Body (2009) and The Witch (2013).” Humaniora, vol. 30, no. 1, 2018, pp. 10-16, http://dx.doi.org/10.22146/jh.31499.  

Clover, Carol J. “Her Body, Himself: Gender in the Slasher Film.” Horror, the Film Reader, edited by Mark Jancovich, Taylor & Francis Group, 2001, pp. 77-89. ProQuest Ebook Central, https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/emerson/detail.action?docID=180062. 

Gratz, Eleanor. “Ladies of the Night, What Pop Music They Make: The Monstrous Adolescent in Jennifer’s Body and Blue My Mind.” Monsters and Monstrosity in Media: Reflections on Vulnerability, edited by Yeojin Kim and Shane Carreon, Vernon Press, 2024, pp. 119-136.

Truitt, Brian. "'Lisa Frankenstein,' 'Poor Things' reclaim author's feminist intent." USA Today, 13 Feb. 2024, p. 04D. Gale Academic OneFile, link.gale.com/apps/doc/A782296830/AONE?u=mlin_oweb&sid=googleScholar&xid=38a71299.

Williams, Linda. “When the Woman Looks.” Horror, the Film Reader, edited by Mark Jancovich, Taylor & Francis Group, 2001, pp. 61-66. ProQuest Ebook Central, https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/emerson/detail.action?docID=180062.

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Foundations Of Computer Science 4th Edition by Behrouz Forouzan, ISBN-13: 978-1473751040 [PDF eBook eTextbook]    706 pages ISBN-10: 1473751047 ISBN-13: 978-1473751040 Publisher: Cengage Learning EMEA Language: English   Based on the Association for Computing Imagery model curriculum guidelines, Foundations of Computer Science gives students a bird’s eye view of Computer Science. This easy-to-read and easy-to-navigate text covers all the fundamentals of computer science required for first year undergraduates embarking on a computing degree. What makes us different? • Instant Download • Always Competitive Pricing • 100% Privacy • FREE Sample Available • 24-7 LIVE Customer Support

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Test Bank for Essentials of the U.S. Health Care System SIXTH EDITION Leiyu Shi

Essentials of the U.S. Health Care System 6 edition Sixth Edition is a clear and concise distillation of the major topics covered in the best-selling Delivering Health Care in America by the same authors. Written with the undergraduate in mind, is a reader-friendly, well organized resource that covers the major characteristics, foundations, and future of the U.S. health care system. The text clarifies the complexities of health care organization and finance and presents a solid overview of how the various components fit together. - Chapter  1  Major Characteristics of U.S. Health Care Delivery - Chapter  2  Foundations of U.S. Health Care Delivery - Chapter  3  Historical Overview of U.S. Health Care Delivery - Chapter  4  Health Care Providers and Professionals - Chapter  5  Technology and Its Effects - Chapter  6  Financing and Reimbursement Methods - Chapter  7  Outpatient Services and Primary Care - Chapter  8  Hospitals - Chapter  9  Managed Care and Integrated Systems - Chapter  10  Long-Term Care Services - Chapter  11  Populations with Special Health Needs - Chapter  12  Cost, Access, and Quality - Chapter  13  Health Policy - Chapter  14  The Future of Health Services Delivery Essentials of the U.S. Health Care System 6 edition - Updated new data throughout.  Tables, charts, figures, and text are all based on the latest data. - New sections on the prospects of healthcare reform under the Biden Administration and patient advocacy organizations. - Coverage of COVID, including the effects on U.S. hospitals, impact of vulnerable populations, implications for the future of essentials of the us healthcare system - Expanded coverage of nanomedicine, AI in health informatics, cybersecurity of data, and more. - Latest on ACA, including its effects on insurance, access, and cost. - New sections on payments for quality and cost savings; Payment Driven Payment Model (PDPM), payments for rehabilitation therapy. - Updates on forces of future change; cost, coverage and access dilemmas; and expectations of health reform in the broader economic context. - Navigate eBook access (included with each print text) provides online or offline access to the digital text from a computer, tablet, or mobile device. Essentials of the U.S. Health Care System 6 edition U.S. Health Care Systems and Delivery courses in Health Administration/Management, Public Health, Nursing, Health Science,  Allied Health and other health related disciplines. Link 5th edition  Read the full article

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Global Warming: Understanding the Forecast 2nd Edition, ISBN-13: 978-0470943410 [PDF eBook eTextbook] 208 pages Publisher: Wiley; 2 edition (September 21, 2011) Language: English ISBN-10: 0470943416 ISBN-13: 978-0470943410 Based on the author’s highly successful undergraduate course taught at the University of Chicago, Global Warming presents the processes of climate change and climate stability. Drawing on a wide range of disciplines, this Second Edition not only summarizes scientific evidence, but also presents economic and political issues related to global warming. About the Author David Archer is the author of Global Warming: Understanding the Forecast, published by John Wiley and Sons and a book for popular audiences called The Long Thaw: How Humans are Changing the Next 100,000 years of the Earth’s Climate, published by Princeton University Press and winner of the 2009 Walter P. Kistler Award, The Foundation for the Future. Since 1993, Archer has been a professor in the department of Geophysical Sciences at the University of Chicago and has worked on a wide range of topics pertaining to the global carbon cycle and its relation to the global climate, with a special focus on ocean sedimentary processes such as CaCO3 dissolution and methane hydrate formation and their impact on the evolution of atmospheric CO2. He currently teaches classes on global warming, environmental chemistry and global geochemical cycles. What makes us different? • Instant Download • Always Competitive Pricing • 100% Privacy • FREE Sample Available • 24-7 LIVE Customer Support

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING : A MANAGERIAL PERSPECTIVE, SEVENTH EDITION by Narayanaswamy - Ideal for students

PrintBook ISBN: 9789354437656

eBook ISBN: 9789354438776

This highly acclaimed text, now in its seventh edition, is designed for a first-level course on #financialaccounting  . It explains how to prepare, analyze, and interpret financial statements. Its print and eBooks are available on all online platforms.

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Amity University Ranchi: Top Private University 

Beyond just academics, Amity encourages holistic development through various extra-curricular activities. Participating in popular student clubs, seminars and national/international moot court competitions is an enriching experience. Such activities help build poise, public speaking skills and overall personality – crucial traits for students and tomorrows world leaders. 

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Students receive in-depth instruction from qualified faculty, many of who practice law themselves. With a brilliant student-teacher ratio, classes are interactive and help develop strong analytical abilities. Amity University also ranks high among the best engineering colleges in Ranchi for diverse post-graduate and undergraduate programs. The university prides itself on cultivating industry-ready professionals through opportunities like industrial internships, seminars, conferences and more.

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Pursuing Bachelors or Masters in Commerce from Top B.Com. Colleges in Ranchi like Amity gives ample exposure to the business world too. Students choose from relevant specializations like Accounting, Finance, Marketing, Human Resource Management and more based on their career goals. 

Amity's state-of-the-art infrastructure with well-equipped classrooms, labs and libraries provide a conducive learning environment. Students also benefit from regular guest lectures, workshops and international collaborations. With global campus networks in 20 countries, overseas learning and internship opportunities add international exposure. Students are actively immersed with sessions with industry gurus to aid them understand the complex market trends and decode the secrets of becoming industry ready. 

At Amity, education extends beyond the syllabus through numerous sports, cultural and tech fests. Events and community gatherings encourage teamwork and leadership among the learners and also aid them become better versions of themselves. Among being one of the top law colleges in Ranchi, best engineering colleges in Ranchi and being one of the top B.Com. colleges in Ranchi Amity University is home to unity and diversity. The University boasts state of the art classrooms and ultra-modern libraries. With a huge repository of eBooks uploaded to its server, the library is offline as well as online for it’s brilliant learners. 

Enriched with a vibrant student community, competitive annual placements and reasonable fee’s structure. Amity University is a preferred name for prestigious engineering and business education as well as other specialities as well. 

Amity rightly holds its reputation for academic rigor, holistic training and excellent alumni network. The university tops the lists of top law, engineering and commerce colleges in Ranchi every time. Therefore,  if you envision a rewarding career in the field of Law, Engineering or B.Com among other fields, join Ranchi's finest at Amity for a empowering post-graduate experience. Gain world class education atone of the top law colleges in Ranchi, which is also among the best engineering colleges in Ranchi and most importantly among the top B. Com, colleges in Ranchi. To learn more visit https://amity.edu/ranchi/

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FE Chemical Engineering Exam: All-in-One Study Materials Hub

Study materials are essential to your preparation for passing the FE Chemical Engineering Exam. Choosing suitable guidebooks, reference books, and eBooks will help make your exam prep effective. This blog highlights the sources you can refer to and study while you prepare for your FE Chemical Exam.

Before jumping into the resources, let us look at the FE Chemical Syllabus:

Mathematics

Probability and Statistics

Engineering Sciences

Materials Science

Chemistry and Biology

Fluid Mechanics/Dynamics

Thermodynamics

Material/Energy Balances

Heat Transfer

Mass Transfer and Separation

Solids Handling

Chemical Reaction Engineering

Economics

Process Design

Process Control

Safety, Health, and Environment

Ethics and Professional Practice

1.     NCEES FE Reference Handbook

NCEES Handbook is an irreplaceable resource to start your exam prep. From charts and formulas to Q&As, the book has everything you need to prepare for the FE Chemical Engineering Exam. It is also a trusted and reliable source to add to your study materials list.

You can buy or download this handbook for free at https://ncees.org/exams/fe-exam/.

2.     FE Chemical Review Course from School of PE

The FE review course from the school provides FE Chemical Exam handouts prepared by the instructors. You can access these materials if you register for their class. Each topic under FE Chemical Curriculum is taught by instructors who are experts in their field.

They also provide their FE Chemical Practice Portal Pro, which enables you to utilize exam-like practice problems. You can subscribe to this feature monthly too.

The course comes in two delivery methods: Live-Online and On-Demand classes. You can choose their Live Online schedule for a classroom-like experience and live interaction with tutors. You can use the On-Demand option if you want to study at your convenience. For more information, visit https://www.schoolofpe.com/fechemical/

3.     FE Chemical Exam Resources from PPI2PASS

PPI2PASS provides an exclusive FE Chemical Engineering Exam Bundle in print format. This bundle includes FE Chemical Review Manual, FE Chemical Practice Problems, NCEES FE Reference Handbook, calculator training, and more.

The bundle comes as an offline package in addition to your course registration. You can either purchase the bundle or individual products.

FE Chemical Review Manual from Testmasters

FE Chemical Engineering Exam Course Manual from Testmasters details everything under the syllabus. You can purchase this manual separately or along with a corresponding course.

Excel Test Prep Review Course Materials

Excel Test Prep gives you access to comprehensive study materials once you register for the FE Chemical Exam. Unlike your undergraduate curriculum, Excel Test Prep provides exam-specific materials in two parts: Part 1 includes all the topics under the exam, and Part 2 includes workshop sessions.

There are also free study manuals available online. Check their source and reliability before starting to prepare for the exam.

Conclusion:

These study materials come at a price, but there are always undergraduate curriculum books on which you can rely. The difference is that choosing these materials can streamline your FE Chemical Engineering Exam preparation.

With various delivery methods, practice problems, instructor-led live classes, and personalized study schedules, including an all-in-one study materials hub, online review course providers help you prepare for the exam better. Get in touch!