AJAX Case Study:

AJAX is the approach towards the creation of the user interfaces of web applications which is based on the background (without interference and prevention of work of the systems) exchange of information between browser and web server. As a result, during the update of the data the entire web page is not reloaded and the web applications work faster and easier. AJAX is not a separate technology, but a concept of cooperation of several technologies, which are based on the work of the two major principles. The first one is the dynamic request to the server without the reboot of the whole web page. The second is the use of DHTML for the dynamic change of the web page’s content. The term AJAX was first introduced to the general public in 2005 by Jesse James Garrett who called it the ultimate approach towards the web applications. Continue reading →

AirAsia Case Study:

AirAsia is a popular Malaysian airline which is supposed to be the biggest low-cost airline in the whole Asia. It carries out flights into more than 25 countries of the world into 400 directions. The hubs of the airline are situated in the international airport in Kuala Lumpur. The company is treated like the most successful low-cost Asian airline and it was awarded as the prominent company of this type in 2007, 2009, 2010 and 2011. In 2010 AirAsia was awarded for the cheapest seat cost, because there was not an airline which could sell flight-tickets cheaper. The company was founded in 1993 but started its active functioning only in 1996. Now it is the biggest low-cost airline and the most active exploiter of the planes of the Airbus A320 class. Continue reading →

Climate Change in Africa Case Study:

Climate change is the alteration in the climatic patterns in different areas of the world under the effect of various anthropological and natural factors. More often climate change is connected with the increase of the annual average temperature. The change of climate is observed all over the world and Africa is not an exception. This continent has always been associated with droughts and high temperature, but today the situation has become even more serious, because the average temperature in Africa has increased for more than 1°C during the latest forty years. Continue reading →

Banking Frauds Case Study:

Banking fraud is the type of crime which is related with the theft of money and property belonging to a bank or depositors carried out by the group of people who pretend to be the representatives of the bank. In comparison with bank robbery and other similar crimes banking frauds are not so visible from the first sight and one requires much time to discover the fraud. Banking frauds belong to the white collar crimes which are committed by the representatives of the official financial and state institutions who have the constant access to the information about clients. That is why the majority of frauds are committed in the scrupulous and smart way providing the law enforcement services with complicated job. Continue reading →

Affordable Care Act Case Study:

Affordable Care Act or Obama Care is one of the most serious and foundational reforms which have been carried out in the USA since 1960s. The idea of Affordable Care Act is to provide more people with the quality healthcare services in spite of the family’s income and social class. The reform in the sphere of healthcare and health insurance was the main point of the President elections of the current President Barack Obama. He claimed that he would carry out a constructive and useful reform in this troublesome sphere in order to reduce the number of people who do not have the opportunity to afford health insurance and to make the sphere of healthcare more open for the common people. Continue reading →

Climate Change in Australia Case Study:

Climate change is an urgent problem which is connected with the alteration of climate in different areas of Earth under the effect of different factors. Climate is changed all over the world and this process is affected by the intensive human activity and other natural factors which are not influenced by the human being.

Australia, like any other country, suffers from climate change seriously, and the process is visible in the different spheres of life of the state. Naturally, all parts of the continent have the different level of climate change but the general situation is mostly negative. The change of climate in Australia depends not only the industrial activity of the country, but on the global climatic situation. It is evident that the general increase of average temperature has caused the increase of the sea level on Earth and Australia already suffers from flooding on its coastal areas. Continue reading →

Ballistics Case Study:

Ballistics is the science – a branch of mechanics, which studies the movement and collision of projectiles, such as bullets, bombs and rockets. Naturally, with the rapid development of technologies, the weapon is developed too and the majority of types of weapon destroy the opponent from the long distance without the direct contact of the killer and the victim.

Ballistics is the science which got its popularity after the invention of gun and powder. The first research on the peculiarities of the direction of the flight of projectiles was conducted in 1546. Due to the inventions and intellectual contribution into physics of such great minds as Galileo and Newton, people got the opportunity to study the direction of flight of cannonballs, bullets and other projectiles.

With the development of weapon, the character of war changed and the knowledge on ballistics became extremely valuable. With the run of time guns and bullets were improved according to the latest research on ballistics. Continue reading →

Case Study on Bad Management:

Bad management is the phenomenon which is characterized with the improper approach of the group leader to the organization of work of the team.

Managers exist in every sphere of the human life and their advice and instructions are very important for the quality of the institution’s work. Very often management is fulfilled by the inexperienced and low-qualified people and the result of this management is quite poor, because the quality of work, the employee’s job satisfaction and productiveness reduces under the unskilful control of the manager. There are several types of bad management, each of which causes certain problems to employees. First of all bad manager oppresses the staff making them feeling miserable. Employees think they are useless and their creativity and personal ideas are poor; they are limited in their actions and are not permitted to solve the suggested problems in their own way.

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Desiccant Dehumidification Case Study:

Desiccant dehumidification is the process of absorption of moisture from the air or gas with the help of the certain desiccant.

The problem of the necessity of moisture absorption is quite relevant in the areas of the high percentage of moisture. The brightest examples of such places are houses, small objects, clothes, etc. The problem most often becomes more relevant in autumn and winter when the temperature is reduce considerably and prevents the natural heating process or makes it too time-consuming. It is obvious that the home the air of which is too humid is not convenient for the human life, because the majority of the diseases are transmitted and activated in the humid areas. Continue reading →

Case Study on Bank of America:

Bank of America is the US financial conglomerate, which offers a wide choice of banking services.

The bank is supposed to be the most influential and the greatest bank holding company in the USA and the third largest company on the international arena according to the report of Forbes. The company owns more than 6000 banking centres about the country and more than 300 centres in different parts of the world. In addition the bank possesses more than 288000 employees and 16500 automated teller machines all over the worlds what makes it probably one of the most successful companies offering international banking services. The history of Bank of America is quite old and started in 1904 when Italian immigrant Amadeo Giannini founded Bank of Italy, which won the popularity in the US rapidly. Continue reading →