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Engineering MT1010 1
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Introduction to Cyber security 1
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Introduction to E-Commerce 1
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Introduction to Programming IT1010 2
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Mathamatics for Computing IT1030 1
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This document consists of future and the history of the Cyber warfare. The latest and the former cyber weapons utilized in Cyber warfare.
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Sri Lanka Institute Of Information Technology•Introduction to Cyber security
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This document consists of future and the history of the Cyber warfare. The latest and the former cyber weapons utilized in Cyber warfare.
This is my lab report for impact toughness testing experiment. I think this will help you to understand the methods and complete your work using this as a reference.
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Sri Lanka Institute Of Information Technology•Engineering
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This is my lab report for impact toughness testing experiment. I think this will help you to understand the methods and complete your work using this as a reference.
A variable used in an algebraic formula so far, is assumed to take a set of numerical values. All variables in boolean equations can take only one of two possible values. Used symbols for the two values are 0 and 1. Rules first defined for logic by George Boole (1854), were adapted for the use in designing electronic circuits. The circuits in computers and other electronic devices have inputs, each of which is either a 0 or a 1.
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Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology•Mathamatics for Computing
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A variable used in an algebraic formula so far, is assumed to take a set of numerical values. All variables in boolean equations can take only one of two possible values. Used symbols for the two values are 0 and 1. Rules first defined for logic by George Boole (1854), were adapted for the use in designing electronic circuits. The circuits in computers and other electronic devices have inputs, each of which is either a 0 or a 1.