Theology

Name Institution Professor Course Date Reliability refers to how consistently a test measures a characteristic. For example, if a person is given a test this week and then given the same test next week will that individual get the same test score as last week or will they get a different score? If the test score yields the same results as last week for the same person who sat the test, then a measure of this individual is considered to be reliable. Reliability means the consistency, trustworthiness and the repeatability of a test. If a person decides to weigh ten pounds of carrots one evening and the scale they sued is reliable, then this same scale should be able to register ten pounds for...

Student’s Name Professor’s Name Course Date Perestroika Perestroika is the term used to refer to the series of economic and political reforms that were undertaken by President Mikhail Gorbachev of the Soviet Union in the 1980s with the aim of reviving the region's stagnating economy (“Perestroika”). This period marked a time of highly fundamental alterations to the nation's political structure and economic model. Perestroika also marked a period of great transformation of the relationship between the Soviet Union and the United States. This came about because Gorbachev, President of the Soviet Union, realized that even though the relations with the U.S had worsened since the ascent of...

Functions of Information Systems Name Institution Course Date Information Systems forms the central nervous system for all the organizations. This is because it’s from here that all the operations, activities and programs of the organization are run. Information systems is a combination of hardware, software and telecommunication networking that is utilized to collect, analyze and store data for various institutions or organizations (Avison & Fitzgerald, 2003). 1. Data capture and communication Information collected by various stakeholders in an organization is availed to others immediately and it’s put in the system. When research is carried out the findings are also stored in...

The project is 58% complete. The project has a total earned value of 63.8 as at period 6. The project is 24.2 over budget as calculated from the planned value of the whole project. The completion forecast of this project is around 160.3 meaning that this project will be completed with an excess of 50.3 if the progress in constant with the actual cost maintaining the same pace. The project can cut down the rising cost if they can consider factors such as time which means that there will be less spending if the time used is less and vice versa. Below is a complete table of calculation of the project status. All values are in ($000) The actual cost of the project is obtained from the performance...