Principles of Accounting

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Principles of Accounting Midterm Exam

Course Outline: Principles of Accounting

Principles of Accounting Course Outline

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An opportunity to build Your Career in Marketing

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Note: IBCS-PRiMAX is offering this opportunity to all (not only to students), regardless of your experience and  education

Affiliate Marketing is a buzz these days. I am not referring to the strategy taken by Destiny, which is Multi Level Marketing (MLM) whose structure eventually crashes. Affiliate marketing is a type of performance-based marketing in which a business rewards affiliates for each customer brought about by the affiliate's own marketing efforts. Affiliate Marketing can be a great topic for your analysis or term report. 

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Oracle EBS
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) for Midsize Companies
 
Our company is an Oracle authorized partner and reseller (the first in Bangladesh actually). ERPs improve the performance of organizations' resource planning, management control and operational control. I will also provide some tips on carrying out performance-based marketing in later posts. 

All medium to large enterprises (manufacturing, telecom, financial, service providers, NGOs, public sectors - even Bangladesh railway) are now implementing ERP and other Oracle product suites to manage their day-to-day operations. It has almost become mandatory for business. View the links below:

PHP Group adopts ERP
DBL goes for Automation

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Grammar Basics - Use of Articles

Use of Articles

1.   x   Alaska is the largest state in the United states.                                                        

Do not use “the” before countries with one word

United States consists of more than one word, exception is Great Britain

2. Abraham Lincoln was President of the United states during the Civil War

Use “the” before wars, except world wars

3.   x   Corn is the most important of all American crops

4. Rahul and I had   x   lunch at the school cafeteria

Lunch is a non-count noun

5. The Rocky Mountains stretch all the way from   x   Mexico to        Arctic

Use “the” before mountains

Mexico is a country with one word

6. Through his telescope we could see what looked like canals on   x   Mars

Do not use “the” before planets

7. Robin Hood supposedly stole from the rich

Use “the” before ethnic groups

8. An untold number of people perished while attempting to cross Death Valley

9. Lima wants to study   x   Computer Engineering at   x   Ohio State University

Do not use “the” before school, college and universities whose names begin with a proper noun

10.   x   University education was one of the requirements for the position

Do not use “a” or “an” or “the” before abstract nouns/non-count nouns

11.          Coal is the world’s most abundant fossil fuel.

12.          Energy in             tornado is enormous by any set of            standards

13. Most of the magnesium used in the United States comes from sea water.

English Grammar Basics - Using "The"

When to use THE

1. Oceans, Rivers, Seas, gulf, and plural lakes

The Red Sea, The Atlantic Ocean, The Persian Gulf, The great Lakes

2. Mountains

The Rocky Mountains, The Andes

3. Earth, Moon

The Earth, the Moon

4. School, College, Universities, when the phrase begins with these words

The University of Florida, The college of Arts and Sciences

5. Ordinal numbers before nouns

The First World War, The third chapter

6. War (except World Wars)

The Crimean War, The korean War

7. Certain countries or groups of countries with more than one word(except Great Britain)

The United States, The united kingdom, the central African Republican

8. Historical Documents

The Constitution, The Magana Carta

9. Ethnic groups

The Indians, The Aztecs

When NOT to use THE

1. Singular Lakes

Lake Geneva, Lake Ene, The Lake Geneva, The Lake Ene

2. Mounts

Mount Vesuvius, Mount Mckinley,The Mount Vesuvius, The Mount Mckinley, 

3. Planets, constellations

Venus, Mars, Earth, Orion, The Mars, The Venus

4. School, college, Universities when the phrase begins with a proper noun

Stetson University, The Stetson University

5. Ordinal numbers after nouns

World War 1, chapter three, The World War 1

6. Countries preceded by New or an adjective such as a direction

New Zealand, South Africa, North Korea, The North Korea

7. Countries with only one word

France, Sweden, Venezuela

8. Continents

Europe, Africa, South America

9. States

Florida, Ohio, California

10. Sports

Baseball, Basketball

11. Abstracts Nouns

Freedom, Happiness

12. General areas of subject matter

Mathematics, Sociology

13. Holidays

Christmas, Thanksgiving

Don’t use “A” or “An”

1.Before plural nouns

            Flowers were growing along the river bank

2. Before non-count nouns

            I wanted advice

            I wanted an advice

            I need an advice