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Question: Through the lens of solution based journalism approach, discuss conservation strategies for reducing conflict and conflict potential both locally and globally. Introduction Conservation refers to the responsible use of environment and its resources for present and future use. Environmental Conservation is the practice of us humans saving the environment from the loss of species and the destruction of the ecosystem primarily due to pollution and human activities. Environmental co...

African communication systems constitute an integral part of the socio-cultural heritage of Africans. However, according to Ibagere (1994:81- 82), Civilization, which has brought about modernization, has compelled the African to cannibalize some of the traditional modes of communication. On this, we are going to discuss about visual and instrumentals mode of communication.

COMMUNICATION THEORY DEFINATION Oxford Dictionary Branch of knowledge dealing with the principles and methods by which information is conveyed. Merriam-Webster Deals with the technology of the transmission of information between people, people and machines or machines and machines. Generally, there are different types of communication theory. Below, are four discussed which include Two-step flow theory, Uses and Gratification theory, Gatekeeping theory and System theory.

Intercultural communication is a course that explores communication across different cultures and social groups and the way that culture affects communication. It describes the wide range of communication processes and problems that naturally appear within an organization for example in terms of social context made up of individuals from different religious, social, ethnic, and educational backgrounds. It furthermore seeks to understand how people from different state, countries and cultures act...

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Objectives: At the completion of this chapter, students should have learned: • An overview of all the rules and regulations used in networking; • Role of ISO in the network industry; • Layers of OSI model, function of each, why only 7 why not more, protocols of each; • How the message flows from source to destination via all 7 layers; • Comparison between OSI and TCP/IP model. Contents: • Introduction • ISO (why it is needed, history) • OSI model (why only 7 layers) ...

Objective: At the completion of this chapter, students should have learned: • How the information flows from the source to the destination in a network: • How the communication links are established between source and destination; • Why it is needed to organize information in appropriately sized packets. • Major channel access method • Increasing the utilization of channels by multiplexing Contents: • Analog data and digital data • Serial and parallel transmission (with ...

Objective: This chapter describes the different types of networks and what are key issues should be considered before implementing a network. At the completion of this chapter, students should have learned: • Different type of networks; • Advantages and disadvantages of each; • How to choose an appropriate network for you company; Contents: • Two PC network • Peer to peer • Advantages and disadvantages • Their appropriateness • Client/server based • What is clien...

CAMERA MODES. Camera modes are essential to control the exposure of photography. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced amateur you should know what each camera mode does and when it should be used, under what circumstances.

Objectives: To make a network, different topologies have to be connected. At the completion of this chapter, students should have learned: • Different types of connective devices; • How to use them; • When to use them; Contents: • Introduction • NIC • Modem • Bridge • Bridging table • Message forwarding • Hub • Active and passive • Router • Switch • Backbone