ahmedheakl/docatlas_instruct huggingface dataset:
Date: 14/12/2023 Time: 10.00 AM - 01.00 PM Venue: Department of Psychology Reporting Time: 9.30 A.M

SUBJECT: EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY - 13P

S.No	Reg No.	Name of the Candidate	S.No	Reg No.	Name of the Candidate
1	21MAP1785	Reshma T S	18.	20MAP1191	Shafna K
2	21MAP1788	Venugopal V P	19.	20MAP1623	Roopika K*
3	21MAP1357	V Rahul	20.	20MAP1690	Hashik Hali
4	19MAP1250	Nashath K	21.	21MAP1043	Maya P S
5	19MAP1554	Ashokan Pareth	22.	21MAP1060	Anakha MA
6	20MAP1178	Abdurahman P	23.	21MAP1581	Fathima Suhara E T
7	21MAP1509	Vijini P S	24.	21MAP1696	Byula Babu
8	20MAP1814	Karuppusamy K	25.	21MAP1782	Hitha K S
9	11MAP1336	Rekha C	26.	21MAP1791	Ashifa Kalam A
10	19MAP1277	Parthiba E *	27.	21MAP1818	Madhu T K
11	21MAP1597	Shabnam K	28.	21MAP1832	Seyyid Mohammadali Shihab T
12	21MAP1598	Athish R S	29.	21MAP1879	Mohamed Jaseel Edakkandathi
13	16MAP1426	Anusha P K	30.	12MAP1539	Gopinath K
14	21MAP1381	Shehema Nasarin K	31.	13MAP1398	Muhammed Shameer U T
15	21MAP1508	Pradeep B	32.	16MAP0099	Mohammed Shafi P
16	20MAP1058	Anas T Y	33.	17MAP1471	Asya Shahanaz K
17	20MAP1129	Sreevidya S Iyer*
#### 7 DECLARAÇÃO(ÕES) DOPROPONENTE

No âmbito da sua proposta, todas as entidades jurídicas identificadas no ponto 1 do presente formulário, incluindo todos os parceiros de um consórcio, bem como todas as entidades que apresentem capacidades e todos os subcontratantes devem apresentar uma declaração assinada utilizando o presente formulário, juntamente com a Declaração sob compromisso de honra relativa aos critérios de exclusão e de seleção (anexo 1) Em resposta à vossa carta de convite à apresentação de propostas respeitante ao contrato referido em epígrafe: Nós…, abaixo assinados, declaramos que:

1 e aceitamos o conteúdo integral do processo do concurso n.º 1 e aceitamos o conteúdo integral do processo do concurso n.º < ……………………………… .> de , cujas disposições aceitamos integralmente sem reservas nem restrições. [Se o contrato for financiado por um ato de base ao abrigo do quadro financeiro plurianual 2 para o período 2014-2020 e pelo Regulamento ICSN 2021/948 de 27 de maio de 2021 ao abrigo do quadro financeiro plurianual 2021-2027] Propomo-nos fornecer, em conformidade com as condições do processo do concurso e de acordo com as condições e prazos fixados, sem reservas nem restrições, os seguintes bens:

Lote 1: descrição dos bens a fornecer, indicando as quantidades e a origem < > Lote 2: descrição dos bens a fornecer, indicando as quantidades e a origem < >

[Se o contrato for financiado por um ato de base ao abrigo do quadro financeiro plurianual para o período 2021-2027, com exceção do Regulamento ICSN 2021/948 de 27 de maio de 2021] Propomo-nos fornecer, em conformidade com as condições do processo do concurso e de acordo com as condições e prazos fixados, sem reservas nem restrições, os seguintes bens: Lote 1: descrição dos bens a fornecer, indicando as quantidades < > Lote 2: descrição dos bens a fornecer, indicando as quantidades < >

3 preço da nossa proposta, excluindo as peças sobresselentes e consumíveis, (com 3 preço da nossa proposta, excluindo as peças sobresselentes e consumíveis, (com exclusão dos descontos descritos no ponto 4) é o seguinte:

Lote 1: Lote 2: Lote 3:

4 um desconto de [< … >%], ou [< ………….. >] [caso nos sejam adjudicados os 4 um desconto de [< … >%], ou [< ………….. >] [caso nos sejam adjudicados os lotes n.º …en.º …]. A presente proposta mantém-se válida por um período de 90 dias a contar da data-limite de 5 apresentação das propostas. 6 Caso a nossa proposta seja aceite, comprometemo-nos a apresentar uma garantia de execução, em conformidade com o previsto no artigo 11.º das condições especiais. A nossa sociedade/empresa [e os nossos subcontratantes] tem/têm a seguinte 7 nacionalidade:

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8 a presente proposta em nome próprio [enquanto parceiros do consórcio 8 a presente proposta em nome próprio [enquanto parceiros do consórcio chefiado por [< nome do chefe do consórcio >] [nós próprios]*. Confirmamos que não participamos em qualquer outra proposta respeitante ao mesmo contrato, independentemente da forma da participação. [Na qualidade de membros do consórcio,
## Right to information

(A) The Right to Information (RTI) Act 2005, which came into force w.e.f. 12.10.2005, is an important legislation designed to promote transparency and accountability in th13 pte functioning of public authorities. The full text of the RTI Act is available here Detailed information on this Act is available on (http://righttoinformation.gov.in/RTI-Act.pdf). DoPT website the . The Embassies of India abroad are also covered under the (http://dopt.gov.in/) purview of the Act. In pursuance of the implementation of the RTI Act 2005 in the Embassy of India in Ljubljana, one of the officers has been designated as Public Information Officer (PIO) who is entrusted with the task of providing information to the citizens of India, requesting for information under the Act. Application for requesting information, relevant to the functioning of the Embassy of India in Ljubljana, can be made in writing or through electronic means on payment of the prescribed fee for obtaining such information. Applicants can also use the facility. This facility has been provided e-IPO for Indian Citizens abroad to enable them to purchase a Postal Order electronically to seek information under the RTI Act, 2005. For more details please see http://www.epostoffice.gov.in In case the applicant is not satisfied with the information provided by the PIO, he/she can appeal to the Appellate Authority. Please note that the information under RTI Act can be sought only by CITIZENS OF INDIA, holding Indian passports. Persons of Indian Origin and Citizens of Indian origin are not covered by this Act. (B) Central Public Information Officer Under the Right to Information Act 2005 of the Government of India, application for seeking information relevant to Embassy of India in Ljubljana, may be addressed to the Public Information Officer in writing through a letter, fax or E-Mail. Particulars of the Public Information Officer in the Embassy of India Ljubljana are as follows:

Shri Sanjeet Kumar, Second Secretary (Com &Cons) Central Public Information Officer (CPIO) Embassy of India Zelezna Cesta 16, Ljubljana Tel: + 386 1 51 33 110 E-mail: sscom.ljubljana@mea.gov.in Appellate Authority Under Right to Information Act 2005 Government of India, the application for seeking information should be addressed to Public Information Officer. However, if the applicant is not satisfied with the response, he/she may approach the Appellate Authority:

Mr. Amit Narang Ambassador , Appellate Authority Embassy of India, Zelezna Cesta 16, Ljubljana Tel: + 386 1 51 33 110 E-mail: amb.ljubljana@mea.gov.in

## (C) Fee
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- 14.18. BRLTTY

BRLTTY is a separate program which can be used to support many more braille displays. In order to use this, you need to install BRLTTY for Windows. You should download and install the latest installer package, which will be named, for example, brltty-win-4.2-2.exe. When configuring the display and port to use, be sure to pay close attention to the instructions, especially if you are using a USB display and already have the manufacturer's drivers installed. For displays which have a braille keyboard, BRLTTY currently handles braille input itself. Therefore, NVDA's braille input table setting is not relevant. BRLTYY is not involved in NVDA's automatic background braille display detection functionality. Following are the BRLTTY command assignments for NVDA. Please see the BRLTTY key binding lists for information about how BRLTTY commands are mapped to controls on braille displays.

Name

BRLTTY command

Scroll braille display back

fwinlt (go left one window)

Scroll braille display forward

fwinrt (go right one window)

Move braille display to previous line

lnup (go up one line)

Move braille display to next line

lndn (go down one line)

Route to braille cell

route (bring cursor to character)

- 15. Advanced Topics
- 15.1. Command Line Options

NVDA can accept one or more additional options when it starts which alter its behavior. You can pass as many options as you need. These options can be passed when starting from a shortcut (in the shortcut properties), from the Run dialog (Start Menu -> Run or Windows+r) or from a Windows command console. Options should be separated from the name of NVDA's executable
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#### Manual - VI : Statement of categories of document that are held by it or under its control :

- 1. Document on RTI.
- 2. Document and maintain all records of financial transactions.
- 3. Documents on utilization of yearly budget.

The CMS is in the receipt of various RTI Applications within and outside the state. While receiving RTI applications addressed to the Chief Minister, Nagaland, CMS takes immediate necessary action on the issues relating to CMS and forward the other applications to the concerned departments for necessary action under intimation to Chief Minister's Secretariat. The Department maintains proper records of all its financial transactions as per the directive from the Government. For example, we have Bill register, Cash Book, Payment Register and so on for the purpose of Audit. We also maintain monthly expenditure statement head wise and also reconcile with Auditor General Office quarterly and yearly.

Manual - VII : Particulars of any arrangement that exists for consultation with, or representation by the members of the public in relation to the formulation of its policy or implementation thereof; The Chief Minister's Secretariat facilitates in forwarding/endorsing of public representation/Memorandum that are addressed to the Hon'ble Chief Minister or addressed to any other Minister etc, when deemed fit. Manual - VIII : A statement of the Boards, Councils, Committees and other bodies consisting of two or more persons constituted as its part or for the purpose of its advice, and as to whether meetings of these Boards, Councils, Committees and other bodies are open to the public, or the minutes of such meeting are accessible for the public.
Numerical differentiation (Forward and Backward difference formula) and Integration (Trapezoidal and Simpsonrules),MonteCarlo method	Given Position with equidistant time data to calculate velocity and acceleration and vice versa. Find the area of B-H Hysteresis loop
SolutionofOrdinaryDifferential Equations (ODE) FirstorderDifferentialequation Euler, modified Euler and Runge-Kutta (RK) second and fourth order methods	Firstorderdifferential equation ∙ Radioactivedecay ∙ Current inRC,LCcircuitswithDCsource ∙ Newton'slawof cooling ∙ Classicalequations ofmotion Attempt followingproblemsusingRK 4 ordermethod: dy dx x ∙ Solvethecoupleddifferentialequations = - = + - x y x 3 dx dt 3 ; forfour initial conditions x(0)= 0,y(0)= -1,-2, -3, -4. Plotx vs yforeachofthefourinitialconditionsonthesamescreen for 0 ≤ t ≤ 15 Thedifferential equationdescribingthe motion ofapendulumis 2 v d v = - sin() 2 dt . Thependulum isreleased fromrestatanangulardisplacement α, / i.e. υ(0)=α and υ (0)=0.Solve theequation for α = 0.1, 0.5 and 1.0andplotυ asafunctionoftimeintherange0 ≤t≤ 8π.Also plot the analytic solution valid for small υ (sin(υ)= υ

########## ReferenceBooks:

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- ● Afirst courseinNumerical Methods, U.M.Ascher&C. Greif,2012, PHI Learning.
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- ● ComputationalPhysics,DarrenWalker,1stEdn.,2015,ScientificInternationalPvt.Ltd.
- to allow tax exemption to the investment division of foreign banks located in IFSC.

##### Pre-filling of Returns

- 169. Honourable Speaker, in order to ease compliance for the taxpayer, details of salary income, tax payments, TDS, etc. already come pre-filled in income tax returns. To further ease filing of returns, details of capital gains from listed securities, dividend income, and interest from banks, post office, etc. will also be pre-filled.

##### Relief to Small Trusts

- 170. We hope to reduce compliance burden on small charitable trusts running educational institutions and hospitals. So far, there is a blanket exemption to such entities, whose annual receipt does not exceed `1 crore. I now propose to increase this amount to `5 crore.

##### Labour Welfare

- 171. We have noticed that some employers deduct the contribution of employees towards Provident funds, superannuation funds, and other social security funds but do not deposit these contributions within the specified time. For the employees, this means a loss of interest or income. In cases where an employer later becomes financially unviable, non-deposit results in a permanent loss for the employees.
- 172. In order to ensure that employees' contributions are deposited on time, I reiterate that the late deposit of employee's contribution by the employer will not be allowed as deduction to the employer.
- Incentives for Start-ups
- 173. In order to incentivise start-ups in the country, I propose to extend the eligibility for claiming tax holiday for start-ups by one more year - till st 31 March, 2022. Further, in order to incentivise funding of the start-ups, I propose to extend the capital gains exemption for investment in start-ups st by one more year - till 31 March, 2022.

##### Indirect Tax Proposals GST
########## Paper Title:Dissertation PaperCode:BOTDIS401-12

########## Papercredit:12

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- • Topic Selection: Choose a research topic in your field of study that is relevant, interesting, and feasible to conduct within the given time and resources.
- • Proposal Development: Prepare a detailed research proposal outlining the research objectives, methodology, and expected outcomes. Seek guidance from your supervisor to refine and finalize the proposal.
- • Literature Review: Conduct a comprehensive review of relevant literature to gain a thorough understanding of the existing knowledge and research gaps related to your chosen topic.
- • Data Collection: Collect data using appropriate research methods, which may include surveys, experiments, interviews, observations, ordata analysis ofexisting datasets. Ensurethedatacollected is reliable,valid, and representativeof the research objectives.
- • DataAnalysis:Analyzethecollecteddatausingsuitablestatisticalorqualitativeanalysistechniques.Interprettheresultstodraw meaningful conclusions that address the research objectives.
- • Discussion and Conclusion: Discuss the findings of your research in the context of existing literature and theories. Draw conclusions based on the results and discuss their implications for the field of study.
- • Report Writing: Prepare a well-structured and organized dissertation report that includes an introduction, literature review, methodology, results, discussion, conclusion, and references. Adhere to the formatting and citation style specified by your institution.
- • PresentationandDefense:Prepareapresentationsummarizingyourresearchfindingsandpresentittoanacademiccommittee. Defend your dissertation by answering questions and addressing feedback from the committee members.
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- • Submission:Submityourfinaldissertationwithinthespecifieddeadline,alongwithanyadditionalrequireddocumentsorforms.
- reluctance of the state-level political and administrative functionaries to part with power and authority, and some genuine financial and economic difficulties, the progress in operation has been somewhat slow and halting.
- • has been found that elected representatives of Panchayat Raj Institutions are largely • has been found that elected representatives of Panchayat Raj Institutions are largely unaware of the political and economic dimensions of development issues and lack planning and managerial skills. This is particularly true of women elected representatives, who are performing their duties under some severe constraints of different kinds.

Figure 4.1 Panchayat Level Planning
## UNIT 1 Evolution and Types of Regional planning - Need for Regional Planning - Approaches in regional planning

- 1. Region and its Evolution

The term area, space, and region need to be distinguished conceptually over here. An area is usually conceived as a two - dimensional geographical/ terrestrial unit bounded by some kind of administrative/political boundaries defining its limits. Space on the other hand, could either be finite or infinite three dimensional extending much beyond the limits of the terrestrial sphere. Region in one of its earlier conceptualization has been associated with both terrestrial and extra terrestrial worlds by Aristotle. The universe was conceived by Aristotle as being divided into two types of regions (a) a sub-lunar region consisting of earth, atmosphere, and man (b) a supra- lunar region consisting of a quintessential substance known as Ether implying it to be boundless in its form. A region in its most natural form is, thus, that geographical unit which is characterized by a typical biological cycle and an ecological equilibrium of its own type. The boundaries of an undisturbed natural region are usually governed by physiographic divides such as watershed, wherein a river valley constitutes the life line or the spinal cord of the region. Superimposed upon this fundamental natural form of a region was a gradual evolution of socio- economic evolution that too had its roots in the primitive civilization. In early periods of evolution of human civilization, the farmers in this valley region derived all his raw materials, water and crops to suffice the needs of his family with the help of family labor. As the civilization advanced, the network of socio- economic organization, characterized by a variety of inter- relationships between a variety of phenomena involves in the process, got spared over to a variety of natural or physiographic regions other than river basin based regions. Such diffusion initiated the emergence of socio- economic super organism which initially developed on the basis of general ecological organism of the river basin but since each occupation needed a characteristic location of its own for its effective execution it forced the human beings to chase the location of their habitation according to the requirements of their own occupation. This gave birth to a new form of region - a region dominated by socio- economic organization where the natural form of the regional space got relegated to a secondary position.
Feedback in Amplifiers: of Positive and Negative Feedback on Input Impedance, Output Feedback in Amplifiers: of Positive and Negative Feedback on Input Impedance, Output in Amplifiers: Impedance,Gain,Stability, Distortionand Noise. (3 Lectures)

Sinusoidal Oscillators: Criterion for self-sustained oscillations. RC Phase shift Sinusoidal Oscillators: Criterion for self-sustained oscillations. RC Phase shift Oscillators: oscillator, determination of Frequency. Hartley &Colpitts oscillators. (4 Lectures)

########## Unit III

Operational Amplifiers (Black Box approach): of an Ideal and Practical Op-Amp. Operational Amplifiers (Black Box approach): of an Ideal and Practical Op-Amp. Amplifiers (Black Box approach): (IC 741) Open-loop and Closed-loop Gain. Frequency Response. CMRR. Slew Rate and concept of Virtual ground. (4 Lectures)

Applications of Op-Amps: Inverting and non-inverting amplifiers, (2) Adder, (3) Subtractor, (4) Applications of Op-Amps: Inverting and non-inverting amplifiers, (2) Adder, (3) Subtractor, (4) of Op-Amps: Differentiator, (5) Integrator, (6) Log amplifier, (7) Zero crossing detector (8) Wein bridge oscillator.

########## (5 Lectures)

Conversion: network (Weighted and R-2R Ladder). Accuracy and Resolution. A/D Conversion: network (Weighted and R-2R Ladder). Accuracy and Resolution. A/D Conversion (successive approximation). (3 Lectures)

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- ● Electronics:Fundamentals and Applications,J.D.Ryder, 2004, PrenticeHall.
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- ● ● ElectronicDevices&circuits,S.Salivahanan&N.S.Kumar,3 Ed.,2012,TataMc-Graw Hill
- ● ● OP-AmpsandLinearIntegratedCircuit,R.A.Gayakwad,4 edition,2000,Prentice Hall
- ● ● Microelectronic circuits, A.S. Sedra, K.C. Smith, A.N. Chandorkar, 2014,6 Edn., Oxford University Press.
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- ● ElectronicDevices,7/eThomasL. Floyd,2008,PearsonIndia

########## PaperTitle:Analogsystemsandapplications(Electronics-I)Lab Paper Code: PHYMAJ205-4 Class: 30 Hrs. Lab class

- 1. ofPNjunction diode, andLight emittingdiode. 1. ofPNjunction diode, andLight emittingdiode.
- 2. studythe V-Icharacteristics ofaZenerdiode and itsuseas voltageregulator. 2. studythe V-Icharacteristics ofaZenerdiode and itsuseas voltageregulator.
- 3. curvesofsolarcells, andfindmaximum powerpoint&efficiency. 3. curvesofsolarcells, andfindmaximum powerpoint&efficiency.
- 4. aBipolarJunction Transistorin CEconfiguration. 4. aBipolarJunction Transistorin CEconfiguration.
- 5. studythe various biasingconfigurations ofBJT for normal classAoperation. 5. studythe various biasingconfigurations ofBJT for normal classAoperation.
- 6. 6. divider bias.