Answer:
The correct answer is letter "A": controlling.
Explanation:
There are four (4) basic management skills: <em>Planning, Controlling, Organizing, </em>and <em>Leading. </em>
Controlling implies reviewing the objectives the firm has established to evaluate the progress. It also involves measuring the resources the firm has available for reaching its goals and verifying if they will be enough to get to the finish line, otherwise, the company should find more efficient forms of allocating resources and funding its operations.
In other words, <em>the controlling skill of management sets the standards of performance within the institution.</em>
Answer:
1) Bottom-up
2) Top-down
Explanation:
In general dynamic programming is a divide and conquer strategy which can be implemented using bottom up approach or top down approach.
Bottom-up approach in dynamic programming will solve a relatively simple sub-problem first and then use the solution to build and arrive at solutions to a bigger sub-problem.
Top down approach is reversed to bottom-up approach and is also known as Memoization Method. Instead of solving a problem started from the base state sub-problem, the top down approach break a problem into a smaller problems from the top most destination state until it reaches the bottom most base state.
Answer:
A. Invention of microprocessor
Explanation:
The third generation of computer itself was based on the technology of integrated circuits (shorten as IC).
It lasted for about 6 years and was brought to an end with the advent of the fourth generation of computers which was based on microprocessors.
Hence, option A answers the question.
Answer:
Follows are the command which is used to copy file data:
CP data1 to data2 datafiles
Explanation:
In the above-given command code, we use the CP command, which is part of the Linux. In this command, we use CP that stands for copying data1 file to data2 file for copying, and for the files to be pasted. This command also uses the "datafiles", which is used to provide the relative final destination path.
