Skills Development
Skills Development
He not only needs to hear the words of client but must also pay attention to his
voice, tone and body language for ascertaining the real facts. A good lawyer is
capable of building relationship with client easily and quickly through his
honesty and realistic explanations in the matter, and clients hire lawyers
because they have a rapport with them. Building relationship expands
clientage. A good lawyer knows how to act in different situation and deal with
the clients, thus it is important to understand the situation and act accordingly.
During pleading the matter a good lawyer talks less but effective; because
excessive explanation dilute your arguments.
DATABASES: Database is the collection of data, or information, which is
specially organized for rapid search and retrieval by a computer. Databases
are structured to facilitate the storage, retrieval, modification, and deletion of
data. For example, Facebook needs to store, manipulate and present data
related to members, their friends, member activities, messages,
advertisements and lot more. Another example is of electricity service provider
that is obviously using a database to manage billing, client related issues, to
handle fault data, etc. A common example is of our phone book where contacts
are stored. In order to maintain and access the database, a Database
Management System (DBMS) is used. This kind of system manages and
protects data so that the database is safe and secure.
NEGATIVE IMPACTS:
1. Negative Effects on Physical Health: Spending more time on computer
makes unable to participate in physical activities, which can result in
weight gain, eye and back strain and possibly repetitive injuries , etc.
2. Children and Exposure to Adult Material : Many people, especially
children and teenagers, are vulnerable to finding highly explicit adult
material. Pornography is easily accessible to children, and this can affect
their attitude. Children who use the Internet also are at risk of learning
about different type of drugs.
3. Vision Problems: Computer use can result in vision problems called
Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS).
4. Exposure to Radiation: Many computers have Cathode Ray Tube
monitors that give off X-ray radiation that can affect your health and can
cause cancer, tumors, miscarriage and birth defects, headaches and
insomnia.
5. Addiction: Computers also give you access to a wide variety of
information and entertainment. People who use computers for this
reason, which develop a computer addiction. This may cause a person to
become addicted to online activities like reading articles and researching
for fun, playing online games, visiting chat rooms, gambling etc.
E-Banking: E-Banking or electronic banking refers to use of electronic means
for transfer of funds directly from one account to another, rather than by
cheque or cash. Basically E-banking includes Internet Banking, Tele-Banking
and many more electronic methods.
Internet banking let us handle our account is personal computer or even cell
phone using the internet. It may be used for transferring funds, checking
account statement, and payments of utility bills etc. In this system of internet
banking, a personal computer is connected to a host computer of bank system
over network, thus proceeds automatically without need for intervention by
customer service representatives.
Automated Teller Machine (ATM): An ATM is a computerized
telecommunication device that allows a financial institution’s customers to
directly access their account, for the purpose of cash withdrawal, checking
account statement, cash transfer, payment of utility bills and many other
functions. For using this modern device, a customer is provided with plastic
smart card (ATM Card or Debit Card) adhered with a machine readable
magnetic stripe or chip containing his or her account number. The customer
identifies himself by entering a Personal Identification Number (PIN) of four or
more digits and upon successful entry of the PIN, the customer is give n access
of his account. If the PIN is entered incorrectly for several consecutive times,
the card is retained in the ATM as a security precaution.
Tele-Banking: Tele-banking is used by dialing a bank’s given Tele-banking
number through a landline or a mobile, and a customer can access his account
following a user-friendly menu through Interactive Voice Response (IVR). The
system is bi-lingual (two languages) . It offers many facilities including balance
inquiry, requesting a cheque book, payments of utility bills, etc.
E-Cheque: An electronic cheque is used in place of paper cheque . The
account holder writes an e-cheque using a computer or other electronic device
and transmit it to the payee electronically after digitally signing it. It is a form
of payment made via internet designated to perform the same function as of
paper cheque. Electronic cheques were developed in response to the
transactions that arose in the world of e-commerce.
Importance: The costs associated with issuing an electronic cheque are
lower as compared to paper cheque. Electronic cheques come with a lower
risk of the associated funds being stolen, as there is no tangible item to
intercept. A common example of electronic cheque is sending an employee’s
wage directly into his account.
Smart Card: A smart card contains an embedded 8-bit microprocessor as
opposed to a magnetic stripe present on a credit and a debit card. The
microprocessor is for security, the host computer and card reader actually to
the microprocessor and thus access to data on the card. A smart card can be
used to make purchases from their credited account, debit account or any
other.
Debit Card: A debit card also known as “cheque card” makes transactions
directly from the available amount in customer’s linked account. It is
embedded with a machine readable magnetic stripe containing the customer’s
account number and protected by a Personal Identif ication Number (PIN). If
the required amount is not available in the account, the transaction is not
complete due to insufficient amount. This card can also be used in ATM
Machines for the purpose of cash withdrawal, balance enquiry, transfer of
funds and payment of bills, etc. Debit cards are accepted at many locations
including grocery stores, retail stores, gasoline stations and restraints, etc. It
is an alternate to carry cheque book or cash.
Credit Card: A credit card is a substitute of cheque or cash and used to make
transactions on limited credit to be paid for annually. It is embedded with
magnetic stripe holding a machine readable code. It is the essential
component of e-commerce.