Technical Documentation
The software that will be used for The Castletown High School System
will be Microsoft Excel. This is a spreadsheet program that allows
the user to carryout calculation and functions by using formulas. The
machine should have a printer attached to it so that the users are
able to print their work when they are done. The users of the system
do not need to be overly good with computers but they do need a basic
knowledge of how the system operates. The system has been designed to
help those users who are not overly good with computers.
This system should be opened by an icon on the desktop this will make
it easier and quicker for the users to access.
Each of the buttons included in the homepage has a macro attached to
it which performs a specific task:
Enter Results: This button takes you to a screen were you select
which class you would like to enter results for when you chose the
class you are then taken to the results entry form where you can enter
the results for each pupil for your specific subject.
Streaming List: This button also takes you to a page that asks you
which class you would like to stream when you have chosen this you
will be brought to the streaming list were you can stream that class
but also compare the male and female results in a graph.
Pupil Report: This button allows you to create a pupil report when
you click this button you will go again to the class selection. When
you chose the class you must then chose which of the pupils you wish
to do a report on when you do this you will be brought to the report
sheet were all the pupils details including grades will already be
entered.
Lookup(Grade,GradeLookupTable)
This formula is used to work out the grade for the pupils. This is
done by the formula checking the percentages against a table.
ROUND(Mark/Max_Mark)*100
When the Mark and the Max Mark have been entered by the user the above
formula will automatically work out the percentage.
This button when pressed will bring the user back out of the Data
Entry Form back to the main menu.
Data Validation
This is the error message that appears if the user inputs a number
that is greater than the max mark.
This is the basic layout of my report.
Text Box: When the report is opened the information for Aine Boyle is automatically taken from the database and displayed in the streaming list, so the user only has to fill in there comment manually.
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Schneider, S. K. (2005). Administrative breakdowns in the governmental response to Hurricane Katrina. Public Administration Review, 65(5), 515-516.
Hurricane Katrina was one of the most devastating natural disasters to happen in the United States. The storm resulted in more then US$100 billion in damage when the cities flood protection broke and 80% of the city was flooded (1). The protection failure was not the only cause for the massive flooding, the hurricanes clockwise rotation pulled water from north of New Orleans into the city. 330,000 homes were destroyed and 400,000 people from New Orleans were displaced, along with 13,00 killed (1). Although the population quickly recovered, the rate of recovery slowed down as the years went on leading us to believe not everyone
Oftentimes when a report is filed, the faculty and staff are untrained and do not know
For many generations, especially in North America, homosexuality was not accepted in any way, shape, or form. Many believed that it was a medical illness that was curable, when in reality, people were, and still are, ignorant and could not come to terms that everyone in this world is different from one another. For many instances of being treated unjust, many individuals in the gay community did not want to “expose” themselves and remained in the “closet”. As means to make gays and lesbians proud and take a stand for who they are, a movement spread across internationally. This movement is known as “The Gay Liberation” movement which occurred between the late 1960s and the early to mid 1970s (“Gay Liberation”). The Gay Liberation movement urged individuals of the gay community to “come out,” revealing their sexuality to their loved ones as a form of activism, and to counter shame with gay pride (“Gay Liberation”). The Stonewall Riots are believed to have been the spark that ignited the rise of the Gay Liberation movement; it influenced the way the gay community is viewed socially and how their rights are politically present day.
The reports being used in this model are the Pre Plea Investigation Report, the Pre-sentence Report and the Pre Disposition report.
This report will be divided into six parts beginning with an introduction and ending with a conclusion.
The Stonewall Riots marked the start of the gay rights movement, and inspired members of the gay community to fight for their rights instead of being condemned for their sexuality. Even today, gay people in the US use the incident at Stonewall to educate younger members of the gay community. "The younger generation should know about Stonewall so that they will realize it is possible to make change. It is possible to overcome entrenched, institutionalized prejudice, discrimination, and bigotry. And that they can live full equal lives." (Frank Kameny, aarp.org) This is the message that many members of the gay community continue to spread after the incident at the Stonewall Inn.
“There was a tremendous ripping sound as if two giant hands torn ten thousand miles of black linen down the seam. Montag was cut in half,” (Bradbury 11). In the novel, Fahrenheit 451, author, Ray Bradbury, creates a dystopian society where the protagonist, Guy Montag, realizes that the society he lives in is slowly falling apart and now he must try to find a way to help mend society back together again. When Bradbury wrote this book in the 1950’s, he was trying to exhort the problems he thinks are going wrong with the world. Although his thoughts thrived over fifty years ago, some issues like school, society, war, and technology are still a problem today.
The Stonewall Riots were the defining moment for the gay rights movement. Prior to the Stonewall Riots, homosexuals were not treated humanely, but rather as outcasts devoid of any rights. The origin of discrimination against homosexuality dates back to Greek philosopher Aristotle. Aristotle believed “everything existed to have a purpose.” Although Aristotle never concluded that sex was for reproduction, Catholic theologian Thomas Aquinas believed the natural goal of marriage was the bearing of children, and any other purpose for sex was unnatural. Due to the belief that God created the natural world, anything “unnatural” was sinful. Because homosexuals cannot reproduce, the act of homosexuality was deemed sinful. Homosexuals and their sexual orientation were viewed as abnormal by society.
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According to the most recent statistics in the World Education Report, a study released last year by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, almost one-quarter of the world’s population, or 905 million individuals between 15 years of age and adulthood cannot read. Women account for 65 percent of the globe’s illiterate population. That’s more than half! Many women become and are dependent because of this problem. Illiteracy rates among females in some South Asian and African countries reach 80 percent because of culture. In Nepal, 93 percent of women over 30 live without being able to read. The majority of women that have this problem are due to:
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