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  visit website for all chapters https://sugarybloom.blogspot.com Chapter 5 Organizing  Explain the concept of organizing as a structure and as a process.  Organising  implies a process which coordinates human efforts, assembles resources and integrates both into a unified whole to be utilised for achieving specified objectives. The organising function leads to the creation of an organisational structure which includes how the roles to be filled by suitably skilled people  has to be designed and defining the inter relationship between these roles so that uncertainty in performance of duties can be eliminated Organising can be defined as a process that initiates implementation of plans by clarifying jobs and working relationships and effectively deploying resources for attainment of identified and desired results (goals). Explain the importance of organising The following points gives the importance that organising plays in any business enterprise:   (i) Benefits of specialisation:   O

https://sugarybloom.blogspot.com/ First semester English Chapter 1  The Last Leaf First semester English Chapter 3  Daughter First semester English Chapter 4  A conversation with a reader First semester English Chapter 5  My Teacher click here  ICHR solved previous question paper  part 1 Click here  ICHR solved previous question paper  part 2 BCA SYLLABUS FOR SECOND SEMESTER  BCA201T: INDIAN LANGUAGE Syllabus as per the one prescribed for science courses of Bangalore University.  BCA202T: ENGLISH Syllabus as per the one prescribed for science courses of Bangalore University.  BCA203T:  DATA STRUCTURES  Unit-I  Introduction and Overview: Definition, Elementary data organisation, Data Structures, data structures operations, Abstract data types, algorithms complexity, time-space trade off. Preliminaries: Mathematical notations and functions, Algorithmic notations, control structures, Complexity of algorithms, asymptotic notations for complexity of algorithms. String Processing: Definitio

 Chapter 8 Wall -D.S. Dadhalkar visit website  https://sugarybloom.blogspot.com for all bcom subjects notes Short answer questions 1) What is the contract taken by the poet? The poet has taken contract to demolish the walls of the building to demolish the walls of buildings. 2) The poet wants to demolish the walls of villages also. 3) According to Dadhalkar, the world wars were fought for  the walls of nations 4 ) Walls are built by 1. Kings      2. Grandpas      3. Grandmothers 5) Why were the walls hardened? The walls were hardened to protect human beings. 6) The people had raised their hands against these walls before. (True/False) True 7) What does the poet want to learn from history? Poet learned that his eyes had been entombed in walls and his organs of sense lay mutely by those walls like motionless refugees. 8) Mention the figure of speech in the line, ‘like motionless refugees’. simile 9) What should the wall be replaced with? 1. Walls    2. New house       3. Garde

visit website  https://sugarybloom.blogspot.com  for all bcom subject notes   QABD  Chapter 2  Tabulation and Presentation of Data Tabulation refers to the system of processing data by arranging it in a table. In tabulation numerical data is arranged into rows and columns logically and systematically for statistical analysis. Parts of a statistical table 1.Table number It is given on the top of the table for easier identification and reference 2.Title of the table It describes the contents of the table 3.Head note It is presented just below the title and provides information about the unit of data in the table 4.Column headings or captions Column headings explain the figures under each column 5.Row headings or stubs 6.Body of the table The body of the table contains numeric information which is collected from the investigation. 7.Foot note It is used to state any fact that is not clear from the table's title, heading or captions and stub. 8.Source note Indicates the source from wh