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… Safe use of passwords This document helps you find out how to create and use safe passwords. The information is organized as follows: 1. Safe passwords 2. Managing and remembering multiple passwords 3. Strong authentication for the administrator and other sensitive accounts … 4 criteria). 2. Managing and remembering multiple passwords As a user you generally have access to various systems both at the university (Wifi-access, email, web applications, etc.) and in your private environment (Internet banking, email, chatting, online shopping, etc.), requiring different access codes and passwords. Below are some tips on how to manage various passwords safely. Choose different passwords Choose different passwords for each system, and be careful not to use easy “guessable” …

… 7 Discussion and solution 7 Case: Tuberculosis (TB) 8 Seven Step Approach 10 Practical: Debate 12 Notes 13 3 Programme Preparation for the Experience Day During your first Problem-Based Learning session, you will work on a case. To be able to discuss this case during the Experience Day, we recommend you to read the case in this information booklet and review the links to the literature sources. Studying these literature sources is called self-study. This is necessary to answer the learning objectives from the pre-discussion of the case. Programme on-campus Experience Day … problem is co- morbidity, as a number of people suffer from both HIV and tuberculosis. Michael wonders, “Oh no, could I be infected? How come? Am I susceptible to HIV infection? Has my immune system been weakened by a HIV infection?” The doctor explains that he will need to do a few tests to find out whether Michael suffers from tuberculosis. Michael also needs to make a list of the people with whom he went to Zambia and of the people he had close contact with over the last few months, as he …

… to professional investment fund managers.  Risk spreading which is reached by the diversification of investments made by the fund. An average investor can usually afford to invest only a modest amount of money. So, it would be difficult for him to buy a holding in several companies directly. Investing money via fund allows the investor to become a shareholder in different companies. Holding shares of many companies eliminates the risk of losing all investor’s money in comparison to direct … with debt financing, and accordingly are more 5http://evca.eu/what-is-private-equity/. Last visited on 28 August 2013; 6Article 50 of the UCITS IV Directive; 7IBFD International Tax Glossary, 6th Edition, Julie Rogers-Glabush, August 2009; http://online.ibfd.org/linkresolver/static/itg_share_capital?WT.z_nav=crosslinks http://online.ibfd.org/linkresolver/static/itg_share_capital?WT.z_nav=crosslinks http://evca.eu/what-is-private-equity/ 9 concerned with the ability of a company to generate … there is no exact meaning of this term nowadays. Initially the concept of beneficial owner was found in some tax treaties concluded by the United Kingdom. The concept was introduced in the 1977 version of the OECD MTC with a view to combat tax treaty shopping, i.e. practice to obtain tax treaty benefits which are not available directly by the use of intermediaries. 87 There are different views on the term “beneficial owner” in respect of the investment fund vehicles. On the one hand there is a view …

… and how micro-organisms can be used to our advantage. Prerequisites SCI1009 Introduction to Biology Recommended reading The books recommended will only provide a basic knowledge of the topics, the students are encouraged to find scientific literature online for detailed study on the topics. Murray. Medical Microbiology. (7th ed.) Tortora. Microbiology: an introduction (8th ed.) (Review) scientific articles, mentioned in the course manual SCI2040 Period 4 6 Feb 2023 7 Apr 2023 Print course … in the UCM course ‘Immunology’ and ‘Cell Biology’. It is our hope that the acquired knowledge will furthermore enable you to better understand and appreciate the newest developments in treatment of these diseases. The program comprises PBL tasks, workshops and assignments. PBL tasks will be presented to you in the form of tutorial group meetings and topic-related lectures. The tasks deal with 1) examples of diseases caused by unwanted reactions of the immune system, e.g. chronic inflammation and … Assignment(s), Paper(s) Assessment methods: Final paper, Attendance, Participation, Written exam, Oral exam, Take home exam Intermediate Microeconomics Full course description Economics is the study of exchange and tradeoffs. Qoestions about what to buy, what to produce and how to allocate time all involve tradeoffs between different alternatives, and economists develop models to better understand the process by which individuals and firms make such decisions. With these models in hand, economists …