รายละเอียดการฝึกอบรม iOS Software Development

รายละเอียดการฝึกอบรม iOS Software Development

ครั้งที่ 1

-         Why iOS

-         Objective C vs Swift

-         Creating Xcode project

-         Xcode user interface

-         Applying an app icon

-         Adding label to app

-         Working with text input & button

-         Using auto layout to add constraints

ครั้งที่ 2

-         The structure of Swift

-         Writing swift in playground

-         Working with variables and variable type

-         Creating and using array

-         Control structure

-         Working with string

ครั้งที่ 3

-         Adding custom UI Button

-         Navigation & menu bar

-         Controlling the keyboard

-         Working with image

-         Working with audio

ครั้งที่ 4

-         Persistent storage

-         List view, table view

-         Using navigation control

-         Using tab bar, navigation bar

-          Using a data picker control

English in the Garden dated 12 January 2020

Survey of Thai University Students' English Learning Behavior through the Use of Smartphones

Survey of Thai University Students' English Learning Behavior through the Use of Smartphones

Jinda and Janpha

Are university students using smartphones for their English language learning? This is the question we would like to address, How are they using them to develop their language skills and knowledge?

We are asking 30 Thai university students about their use of smartphones to learn English. The issues we are addressing are:

1. Have they downloaded any applications? What are some of the most popular language learning apps?
2. Do they watch any YouTube videos for the purpose of language learning? What are those shows or channels?
3. Any websites or tools that they have used to help them improve their language learning? What are those tools?

Journal of Accounting and Economics

Internal control over financial reporting and managerial rent extraction: Evidence from the profitability of insider trading

Authors

Hollis A Skaife, David Veenman, Daniel Wangerin

Publication date

2013/2/1

Journal

Journal of Accounting and Economics

Volume

55

Issue

1

Pages

91-110

Publisher

North-Holland

Description

This paper examines the association between ineffective internal control over financial reporting and the profitability of insider trading. We predict and find that the profitability of insider trading is significantly greater in firms disclosing material weaknesses in internal control relative to firms with effective control. The positive association is present in the years leading up to the disclosure of material weaknesses, but disappears after remediation of the internal control problems. We find insider trading profitability is even greater when insiders are more likely to act in their own self-interest as indicated by auditors’ weak “tone at the top” adverse internal control opinions and this incremental profitability is driven by insider selling. Our research identifies a new setting where shareholders are most at risk for wealth transfers via insider trading and highlights market consequences of weak “tone at the top”.

Total citations

Cited by 192

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Scholar articles

Internal control over financial reporting and managerial rent extraction: Evidence from the profitability of insider trading

HA Skaife, D Veenman, D Wangerin - Journal of Accounting and Economics, 2013

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Source: https://www.journals.elsevier.com/journal-of-accounting-and-economics/editorial-board

Back to Class, Ready? See you in class.

What I have been Taught in CW workshops

Yet, over the years, these words still echoing in my mind.

They have found me and haunted me, perhaps till the day I die.

-          Creativity could strike you at any moment, so get ready.

-          We call this ‘evanescence’ – it would vanish unless you jot it down.

-          Write down everything that has come to you mind. Never throw away your notes.

-          They may come handy.

-          Notice things more intensely than you would normally do – sharpen your eyes!

-          Working with the constraints – creative writing is writing with constraints!

-          You can polish it later. These words are from who?

-          Avoid sentimentality. I will give you pains.

-          Avoid facile rhymes

-          Avoid self-consciously ‘poetic vocab and syntax’

-          Don’t just let it all hang out

-          Avoid flaccid language

-          You can’t edit a blank page.

-          Let’s set the deadline!

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Two booklets created by DPU students