Ankita Rafiz

  Business Writing Basics of Good Writing -Good writing is a windowpane Writing should be transparent. Clarity above all -Waste no time Keep reader’s schedule in mind Efficiency Shorted Well organised documents Clear and direct writing Get ideas across quickly Make you and your ideas look good -Don’t sound smart, be smart Say what you mean simply and directly -Own your ideas -Be the authority Avoid wishy-washy words Like- Should Maybe Could Might Think -Everyone needs an editor Accept value of feedback to get better Design well to write well -Who are you Self presentation -Appearance matters First impression How your document looks Clarity, brevity, message -Looking your best White space Short paragraph Organisational tags The formula for writing success Why is organisation important -Organise or die -Scaffold well to write well -Great writers are great revisers   Part of revision is how my audience is going to see it -Organisational scaffold you need for everything -Scaffold well to w

  Graphic Design Applications- Power point Keynote Adobe indesign Adobe illustrator Adobe photoshop Coral draw Google slides Design Terms- Arrange-arranging sending something back to front or vice versa Group-move them together Align- top, left, right, bottom Distribute-equidistant Scale Constraint Rotate Translucent, opacity, transparency Crop Hue what is colour, saturation how vivid is colour, lightness how light is colour To recognise good design- -professionalism in design Good design vs bad design There are two aspects here, One, living a critical practice.Its working through the world paying attention to what is good writing, good design, good public speaking. Second, once you are able to think about that, being critical, modelling your own work after the work you appreciate. Developing a good vocabulary what works, what dose n’t work -designing with a critical eye Look at everything, see as a critic -developing a design vocabulary Is there? Clear message Dominant theme Balanced

  SQL Data -data can be facts related to any objects in consideration. Eg- age, video, other data, tweets, messages, posts, photos Database -database is systematic collection of data which support storage and manipulation of data in easy way. Eg- telephone directory, power generation, contacts in our phone, social media Why we need a database? Managing large data is a hassle. Accuracy of the data. Difficult to track accuracy in spreadsheet. Ease of data upload. Data security. Data Integrity. Introduction to DBMS Collection of programs that enables enables its users to access   database, manipulate data, reporting/ representation of data. SQL -one of the standard language for dealing with relational databases which can be used to create, read, update and delete database records. What is a relational database? A relational database is a type of database that stores and   provides access to data points that are related to one another. Data organised in tables. We map data so that database