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MICROBIOLOGY

Writer: I. Edward Alcamo,Ph.D.

            Jennifer M. Warner, Ph.D.

Published Year: 2010 (Second Edition)

Publisher: McGraw- Hill Companies, Inc.

ISBN: 978-0-07-162327-8

Pages: 350 Pages

Size: 6.5 MB(rar)

CONTENTS

Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION TO MICROBIOLOGY

Development of Microbiology. Characteristics of Microorganisms.

Chapter 2 THE CHEMICAL BASIS OF MICROBIOLOGY

Chemical Principles. Organic Compounds of Microorganisms.

Chapter 3 MICROBIAL SIZE AND MICROSCOPY

Size Relationships. Microscopy.

Chapter 4 PROKARYOTES AND EUKARYOTES

Prokaryotes. Eukaryotes.

Chapter 5 MICROBIAL GROWTH AND CULTIVATION

Cell Duplication and Population Growth. Quantifying Microorganisms.

Environmental Growth Conditions. Laboratory Cultivation Methods.

Chapter 6 METABOLISM OF MICROORGANISMS

Enzymes. Energy and ATP. Glycolysis and Fermentation. The Krebs Cycle.

Electron Transport and Chemiosmosis. Other Aspects of Catabolism.

Photosynthesis.

Chapter 7 DNA AND GENE EXPRESSION

Structure and Physiology of DNA. Protein Synthesis. Regulation of Gene

Expression.

Chapter 8 MICROBIAL GENETICS

Mutations. Recombination. Genetic Engineering.

Chapter 9 CONTROL OF MICROORGANISMS

Physical Agents. Chemical Agents. Antibiotics.

Chapter 10 THE MAJOR GROUPS OF BACTERIA

Spirochetes. Gram- Negative Rods and Cocci. Gram- Positive Bacteria. Acid-

Fast and Other Bacteria. The Archaea.

Chapter 11 THE FUNGI

Characteristics of Fungi. Physiology and Reproduction of Fungi. Classification

of Fungi.

Chapter 12 THE PROTOZOA

Characteristics of Protozoa. Physiology and Reproduction of Protozoa.

Classification of Protozoa.

Chapter 13 THE UNICELLULAR ALGAE

Characteristics of Unicellular Algae. Classification of Unicellular Algae.

Chapter 14 THE VIRUSES

Viral Structure. Viral Replication. Viral Pathology.

Chapter 15 THE HOST- PARASITE RELATIONSHIP

The Normal Flora. Pathogenicity. Types of Diseases.

Chapter 16 HOST RESISTANCE AND THE IMMUNE SYSTEM

Phagocytosis. Types of Immunity. The Immune System. Antibody- Mediated

Immunity. Cell- Mediated Immunity.

Chapter 17 IMMUNE TESTS AND DISORDERS

Serological Tests. Immune Disorders.

Chapter 18 MICROBIAL DISEASES OF THE SKIN AND EYES

Bacterial Diseases. Viral Diseases. Other Skin Diseases. Eye and Wound Diseases.

Chapter 19 MICROBIAL DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM

Bacterial Diseases. Viral Diseases. Fungal and Protozoal Diseases.

Chapter 20 MICROBIAL DISEASES OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM

Bacterial Diseases. Viral Diseases. Fungal and Protozoal Diseases.

Chapter 21 MICROBIAL DISEASES OF THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

Bacterial Diseases. Viral Diseases. Other Microbial Diseases.

Chapter 22 MICROBIAL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD AND VISCERA

Bacterial Diseases. Rickettsial Diseases. Viral Diseases. Other Diseases.

Chapter 23 MICROBIAL DISEASES OF THE UROGENITAL SYSTEM 

Reproductive Tract Diseases.

Chapter 24 FOOD AND INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY

Microorganisms and Foods. Food Contamination and Preservation. Laboratory

Testing. Microorganisms and Industry.

Chapter 25 ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY

Microbial Ecology. Biogeochemical Cycles. Wastewater Microbiology.

Medical Statistics from Scratch ebook free download

MEDICAL STATISTICS

Writer: David Bowers

Publisher: JohnWiley & Sons Ltd.

Published Year: 2008

ISBN 978-0-470-51301-9 (cloth : alk, paper)

Editions: Second

Pages: 302

Size: 3.1 MB( rar)

This book is intended to be an introduction to medical statistics but one which is not too

mathematical—in fact has the absolute minimum of maths. The exceptions however are Chapters

17 and 18, on linear and logistic regression. It’s really impossible to provide material on

these procedures without some maths, and I hesitated about including them at all. However

they are such useful and widely used techniques, particularly logistic regression and its production

of odds ratios, that I felt they must go in. Of course you don’t have to read them. It

should appeal to anyone training orworking in the health care arena—whatever their particular

discipline—who wants a simple, not-too-technical introduction to the subject. I have aimed

the book at:

• students doing either a first degree or diploma in health care-related courses
• students doing postgraduate health care studies
• health care professionals doing professional and membership examinations
• health care professionals who want to brush up on some medical statistics generally, or who want a simple reminder of one particular topic
• anybody else who wants to know a bit of what medical statistics is about.

Modern Food Microbiology ebook free download

MODERN FOOD MICROBIOLOGY

Writer: James M. Jay

           Martin J. Loessner

           David A. Golden

Published Year: 2005

Publisher: Springer Science+Business Media,Inc.

ISBN: 0-387-23180-3

ISBN: 0-387-23413-6(e-book)

Edition: Seventh (Original Print)

Page: 782 Pages

Size: 8.2 MB

The 7th edition of Modern Food Microbiology, like previous editions, focuses on the general biology of the microorganisms that are found in foods. All but one of the 31 chapters have been extensively revised and updated. The new material in this edition includes over 80 new bacterial and 10 new genera of fungi. This title is suitable for use in a second or subsequent course in a microbiology curriculum, or as a primary food microbiology course in a food science or food technology curriculum. Although organic chemistry is a desirable prerequisite, it is not necessary for one to get a good grasp of most of the topics covered. When used as a microbiology text, the following sequence may be used. A synopsis of the information in Chapter 1 will provide students with a sense of the historical developments that have shaped this discipline and how it continues to evolve. Memorization of the many dates and events is not recommended since much of this information is presented again in the respective chapters. The material in Chapter 2 includes a synopsis of modern methods currently used to classify bacteria, taxonomic schemes for yeasts and molds, and brief information on the genera of bacteria and fungi encountered in foods. This material may be combined with the intrinsic and extrinsic parameters of growth in Chapter 3 as they exist in food products and as they affect the common foodborne organisms. Chapters 4 to 9 deal with specific food products, and they may be covered to the extent desired with appropriate reviews of the relevant topics in Chapter 3. Chapters 10 to 12 cover methods for culturing and identifying foodborne organisms and/or their products, and these topics may be dealt with in this sequence or just before foodborne pathogens. The food protection methods in Chapters 13 to 19 include some information that goes beyond the usual scope of a second course, but the principles that underlie each of these methods should be covered. Chapters 20 and 21 deal with food sanitation, indicator organisms, HACCP, and FSO systems; and coverage of these topics is suggested before dealing with the pathogens. Chapters 22 to 31 deal with the known (and suspected) foodborne pathogens including their biology and methods of control. Chapter 22 is intended to provide an overview of the chapters that follow. Some of it includes ways in which foodborne pathogens differ from nonpathogens, their behavior in biofilms, and some information on the known roles of sigma factors and quorum sensing among foodborne organisms. The other material in this chapter that deals with the mechanisms of pathogenesis is probably best dealt with when the specific pathogens are covered in their respective chapters. The new Appendix section presents a simplified scheme for grouping foodborne and some general environmental bacterial genera by use of Gram, oxidase, and calalase reactions along with colony pigmentation.

For most semester courses with a 3-credit lecture and accompanying 2 or 3 credit laboratory, only about 65-70% of the material in this text is likely to be covered. The remainder is meant for reference puiposes. The following individuals assisted us by critiquing various parts or sections of this edition, and we extend special thanks to each: B. P. Hedlund, K. E. Kesterson, J. Q. Shen, and H. H.Wang. Those who

assisted with the previous six editions are acknowledged in the respective editions.

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CHITTAGONG UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

Former Bangladesh Institute of Technology, Chittagong, abbreviated as BIT Chittagong is presently Chittagong University of Engineering & Technology (CUET). It is one of the prominent and prestigious autonomous self-degree-awarding institute in the engineering education of Bangladesh. This Institute was created out of Engineering College, Chittagong that was established in 1968. The Chittagong Engineering College functioned as the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Chittagong. Through a Government ordinance in 1986, the college was converted into an Institute of Technology. In 2003 this institute of technology was converted into a public university. The honorable President of Bangladesh is the Chancellor of the University.

Chittagong University Of Engineering & Technology abbreviated as CUET, is one of the prominent and prestigious degree awarding institute in the engineering education of Bangladesh. This University was created out of Engineering College, Chittagong, that was established in 1968. The Engineering College , Chittagong , functioned as the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Chittagong. Though a Government Ordinance in 1986 the college was converted into an institution (BIT, Chittagong).The honorable President of Bangladesh is the visitor of the institute . A Board of Governors headed by a Chairman appointed by the President is the policy making and administrative authority. There were three other similar Institutes of Technology in the country namely BIT Khulna, BIT Rajshahi and BIT Dhaka that are converted to Khulna University Of Engineering, Rajshashi University Of Engineering & Technology(RUET) & Technology(KUET),Dhaka University Of Engineering & Technology(DUET)

CUET is unique and incompatible due to its proximity to Chittagong, the major sea-port and the beautiful Hill city of the country. The University is situated by the side of the Chittagong-Kaptai road some 25 kilometers off from the center of Chittagong City. Moreover all the tourist attractions of the country like the large hydroelectric plant, the natural beauty of the lake of Kaptai, hill sports of Rangamati, Bandarban, the longest sea beach of the world and tourist resort of Cox's Bazar are only a few hours journey.

The University offers undergraduate and post-graduate degrees in

Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Electrical and Electronic Engineering Computer Science and Engineering In the next five-year plan of the University some other new departments are expected to be established for awarding degrees in the field of latest technology. Presently the following departments are helping the degree-awarding department in teaching subjects relevant to their fields, and started to offer post-graduate degrees in CE, ME and EEE. ADMISSION Title Date Admission Notice 2010-2011 06-09-2010 Download Notice: DOC PDF 06-09-2010 Download Prospectus: DOC PDF 06-09-2010 Download Form ( For 'A' Level Candidates ): Group - KA: DOC PDF  Group - KHA: DOC PDF 27-09-2010 Seat Capacity Department No. of Seats Civil Engineering (CE) 130 Electrical & Electronics Engg (EEE) 130 Mechanical Engineering (ME) 130 Computer Science & Engg (CSE) 120 Petroleum & Mining Engg (PME) 30 Architecture (ARCH) 30 Urban & Regional Planning (URP) 30 For Details: www.cuet.ac.bd INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS  Contact Address Registrar Chittagong University of Engineering & Technology Chittagong - 4349, Bangladesh Tel: +880-31-714946, +880-31-714951, +880-31-714911 Fax: +880-31-714910 E-mail:   registrar@cuet.ac.bd

Modern Biotechnology Wiley free ebook download

MODERN BIOTECHNOLOGY

Writer: Nathan S. Mosier

               Michael R. Ladisch

Published Year: 2009

Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

ISBN: 978-0-470-11485-8 (cloth)

Size: 2.6 MB (rar)

Page: 433 Pages

Biotechnology has enabled the development of lifesaving biopharmaceuticals, deciphering

of the human genome, and production of bioproducts using environmentally

friendly methods based on microbial fermentations. The science on which

modern biotechnology is based began to emerge in the late 1970s, when recombinant

microorganisms began to be used for making high -value proteins and peptides

for biopharmaceutical applications. This effort evolved into the production of some

key lifesaving proteins and the development of monoclonal antibodies that subsequently

have provedn to be effective molecules in the fi ght against cancer. In the

late 1980s and early 1990s biotechnology found further application in sequencing

of the human genome, and with it, sequencing of genomes of many organisms

important for agriculture, industrial manufacture, and medicine.

The human genome was sequenced by 2003. At about the same time the

realization developed that our dependence on petroleum and other fossil fuels was

beginning to have economic consequences that would affect every sector of our

economy as well as the global climate. Modern biotechnology began to be applied

in developing advanced enzymes for converting cellulosic materials to fermentable

sugars. The process engineering to improve grain -to-ethanol plants and the rapid

buildout of an expanded ethanol industry began. This provided the renewable liquid

fuels in small but signifi cant quantities.

Thus biology has become an integral part of the engineering toolbox through

biotechnology that enables the production of biomolecules and bioproducts using

methods that were previously not feasible or at scales previously thought impossible.

We decided to develop this textbook that addresses modern biotechnology in engineering.

We started with the many excellent concepts described by our colleagues

by addressing bioprocess engineering and biochemical engineering from a fundamental

perspective. We felt that a text was needed to address applications while at

the same time introduce engineering and agriculture students to new concepts in

biotechnology and its application for making useful products. As we developed the

textbook and the course in which this textbook has been used, the integration of

fundamental biology, molecular biology, and some aspects of genetics started to

become more common in many undergraduate curricula. This further expanded the utility of an application -based approach for introducing students to biotechnology.

This book presents case studies of applications of modern biotechnology in the

innovation process that has led to more effi cient enzymes and better understanding

of microbial metabolism to redirect it to maximize production of useful products.

Scaling up biotechnology so that large quantities of fermentation products could be

produced in an economic manner is the bridge between the laboratory and broader

society use.

This textbook takes the approach of giving examples or case studies of how

biotechnology is applied on a large scale, followed by discussion of fundamentals

in biology, biochemistry, and enzyme or microbial reaction engineering. Innovations

in these areas have occurred at an astounding rate since the mid -1990s. The current

text attempts to connect the innovations that have occurred in molecular biology,

microbiology, and biochemistry to the engineering fundamentals that are employed

to scale up the production of bioproducts and biofuels using microorganisms and

biochemical catalysts with enhanced properties.

The approach that we take treats microorganisms as living biocatalysts, and

examines how the principles that affect the activity of microorganisms and enzymes

are used in determining the appropriate scaleup correlations and for analyzing performance

of living and nonliving biocatalysts on a large scale. Our textbook will

hopefully provide the basis on which new processes might be developed, and suffi -

cient background for students who wish to transition to the fi eld and continue to

grow with the developments of modern biotechnology industry. While we cannot

hope to teach all the fundamentals that are required to cover the broad range of

products that are derived using biotechnology, we do attempt to address the key

factors that relate engineering characteristics to the basic understanding of biotechnology

applied on a large scale.

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ডিভি লটারী-২০১২

বৈধ পন্থায় আমেরিকা যাওয়ার সপ্ন বাংলাদেশী অনেকেরই। সেই সপ্নপূরনের পথে আরেকধাপ ডাইভার্সিটি ভিসা বা ডিভি লটারি। প্রতি বছরের মত এবারো যুক্তরাষ্টের পররাষ্ট মন্ত্রনালয় আয়োজন করেছে ডাইভার্সিটি ভিসা বা ডিভি-২০১২ কর্মসূচী। প্রতিবছর বিভিন্ন দেশের প্রায় ৫৫০০০ লোক লটারীর মাধ্যমে এই ভিসা কর্মসুচীর আওতায় আমেরিকায় স্থায়ীভাবে বসবাসের সুযোগ পায়।এই ভিসার জন্য আবেদন করতে কোনো ফি দিতে হয় না। শুধু ডিভি বিজয়ীদের ভিসা গ্রহনের সময় নির্ধারীত ফি দিতে হয়।

এই প্রোগ্রামের আবেদন প্রক্রিয়া শুরু হল আজ ৫ই অক্টোবর মধ্যহ্ন থেকে। আবেদনপত্র জমা দেয়ার শেষ সময় ৩রা নভেম্বর মধ্যরাত পর্যন্ত। ডিভির ফল পাওয়া যাবে আগামী বছরের ১লা মে থেকে ৩০ই জুন পর্যন্ত অনলাইনে।

আবেদনের নিয়মঃ

অন্যান্যবারের মত এবারো ডিভি লটারীর আবেদন করতে হবে অনলাইনে। আবেদন করতে হবে এই ঠিকানায়।

ডিভি আবেদনের দিকনির্দেশিনা বাংলাতে পাওয়া যাবে এইখানে এবং ইংরেজিতে এইখানে।

এইখানে লক্ষনীয় যে, ডিভির আবেদনপ্রক্রিয়া শুরুর দিকে করায় ভালো।পরবর্তীতে আবেদনকারীদের চাপ বেশি থাকায় কারীগরি ত্রুটি হওয়ার সম্ভাবনা থাকে।

আবেদন করার সময় যা যা পূরন করতে হবেঃ

ডিভি ওয়েবসাইটের নির্ধারিত আবেদনের ফরমে লিম্নলিখিত জিনিসগুলো সতর্কতার সহিত পূরন করবেনঃ

১। আবেদনকারীর পুরোনাম

২। জন্মতারিখ

৩। জন্মস্থান ( প্রার্থী যে শহরে/জেলায় জন্মগ্রহন করেছে/জন্মনিবন্ধন কার্ডে যা উল্লেখ আছে)

৪। দেশ

৫। আবেদনকারীর ছবি

৬। পুর্ণঠিকানা

৭। বর্তমানে যেই দেশে বসবাস করছেন।

৮। ফোন নম্বর ( যদি থাকে)

৯। ই-মেইল এড্রেস ( যদি থাকে)

১০। সর্বোচ্চ শিক্ষাগত যোগ্যাতা

১১। বৈবাহিক অবস্থা

১২। সন্তানের সংখ্যা ( সন্তানের বয়স ২১ বছরের নিচে হলে )

১৩। স্বামী/ স্ত্রী সংক্রান্ত তথ্য (আবেদনকারী স্বামী হলে এই অংশে স্ত্রীর তথ্য দিতে হবে)

১৪। সন্তান সংক্রান্ত তথ্য

একজন আবেদনকারী একটির বেশি আবেদন করতে পারবেন না। তবে  স্বামী-স্ত্রী পৃথকভাবে দুইটি আবেদন করতে পারবেন। আবেদন প্রক্রিয়া সফল্ভাবে সম্পন্ন হলে  একটি “কনফার্মেশন নাম্বার” সহ আবেদনকারীর নাম ও জন্মসাল দেখানো হবে। ডিভির পরবর্তি ধাপের জন্য এই তথ্যগুলো সংরক্ষন করে রাখা জরুরী।পরবর্তি সময়ে অনলাইনে ভিসা প্রাপ্তি কিংবা স্ট্যাটাস জানতে এই তথ্যসমুহের দরকার হবে।

ছবি সংক্রান্ত তথ্য ( ধরন,আকার,ফরমেট)

অনেকেই ডিভি ফরমের সঙ্গে কেমন ছবি সংযুক্ত করতে হবে তার সঠিক নির্দেশনা না জেনে আবেদন করেন।ফলে আবেদন গ্রহনযোগ্য হয় না। আবেদনকারী নিজেই ছবির গ্রহনযোগ্যতা পরীক্ষা করতে পারবেন এই ঠিকানার “ফটো-ভেলিডেটর” থেকে।

ছবি নেয়ার মাধ্যম দুইটি -ক্যামেরা ও স্ক্যানার। সাদা বা হালকা ব্যাকগ্রাউন্ডে এমনভাবে ছবি তুলতে হবে যাতে ছবির ৫০ থেকে ৬৯ শতাংশ জায়গাজুড়ে আবেদন

কারীর মুখমন্ডল দেখা যায়। ক্যামেরায় তোলা ও স্ক্যান করা ছবির  ক্ষেত্রে "২৪ বিট কালার" হতে হবে। ছবির ফরম্যাট করতে হবে জেপিইজি (.JPEG) ফরম্যাট এ। ছবির রেজ্যুলেশন হবে ৬০০ পিক্সেল(দৈর্ঘ্য) এবং ৬০০ পিক্সেল (প্রস্থ) । স্ক্যানের ক্ষেত্রে ডিপিয়াই(DPI) দিতে হবে ৩০০। লক্ষ রাখতে হবে ছবির সাইজ যেন ২৪০ কিলোবাইটের বেশী না হয়। 

ডিভি আবেদনকারীর যোগ্যতাঃ

নূন্যতম ১২ বছরের শিক্ষা অর্থাৎ উচ্চ-মাধ্যমিক ( এইচ.এস.সি) স্তর সম্পন্নকারীরাইডিভি আবেদনের যোগ্য। যারা উচ্চ-মাধ্যমিক পাস করেননি তারা যুক্তরাষ্ট্রের শ্রম দপ্তর কর্তৃক অনুমোদিত কাজে দুই বছরের অভিজ্ঞতা বা প্রশিক্ষওন থাকলেই আবেদন করতে পারবেন।

কোন কোন পেশার/কাজের গ্রহনযোগ্যতা যুক্তরাষ্ট্রে আছে তা জানতে এইখানে ক্লিক করুন।

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Information of Islamic University Kushtia Bangladesh Undergraduate,Graduate, Admission and Result

ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY BANGLADESH

Islamic University (Bengali: ইসলামী বিশ্ববিদ্যালয়) is a public university in Bangladesh financially aided by the Organisation of the Islamic Conference. It was formed in 1985 in Kushtia under the Islamic University Act of 1980 to promote the Islamic system of education in the country. Islamic University started its academic activities on June 28, 1986. The main objective of the university is to provide for instructions in theology and other fields of Islamic studies and comparative jurisprudence and such other branches of learning at graduate and post-graduate levels and make provisions for research including post-doctorate research and training for advancement and dissemination of knowledge.

ADMISSION TEST

At present we are undergoing the process of enrolment of students into the First Year of the Bachelors programs of the Session 2010-2011 under the University's 22 academic departments.

Eligibility to Participate:

(a) For Students having Science Background:

An applicant must have passed the HSC or its equivalent (Alim/Diploma-in-Engineering) examination of the year 2009 or 2010 securing GPA at least 3.0 (with Fourth Subject), and

The applicant must have passed the SSC or its equivalent examination securing GPA at least 3.0 (with Fourth subject), and

The applicants GPAs for HSC/equivalent and SSC/equivalent must add up to at least 6.5 (with Fourth Subject).

On the other hand, students having completed the A and O levels must have secured at least Grade 'B' in both the cases.

(b) For Students having Commerce Background:

An applicant must have passed the HSC or its equivalent (Alim/Diploma-in-Commerce) examination of the year 2009 or 2010 securing GPA at least 2.5, and

The applicant must have passed the SSC or its equivalent examination securing GPA at least 2.5 (with Fourth subject), and

The applicants GPAs for HSC/equivalent and SSC/equivalent must add up to at least 5.5 (with Fourth Subject).

On the other hand, students having completed the A and O levels must have secured at least Grade 'C' in both the cases.

(c) For Students having Arts Background:

An applicant must have passed the HSC or its equivalent (Alim) examination of the year 2009 or 2010 securing GPA at least 2.5, and

The applicant must have passed the SSC or its equivalent examination securing GPA at least 2.5 (with Fourth subject), and

The applicants GPAs for HSC/equivalent and SSC/equivalent must add up to at least 5.5 (with Fourth Subject).

On the other hand, students having completed the A and O levels must have secured at least Grade 'C' in both the cases.

(d) For Departments under the Unit 'KAA':

An applicant must have passed the HSC or its equivalent (Alim) examination of the year 2009 or 2010 securing GPA at least 2.5, and

The applicant must have passed the SSC or its equivalent (Dakhil) examination securing GPA at least 2.5 (with Fourth subject), and

The applicants GPAs for HSC/equivalent (Alim) and SSC/equivalent (Dakhil) must add up to at least 5.5 (with Fourth Subject).

On the other hand, students having completed the A and O levels must have secured at least Grade 'C' in both the cases.

Click here to view the official version of the notice in Bangla.

UNITS AND DEPARTMENTS

The examinations of the First Year Admission Test 2010-2011 will be taken under SEVEN units. The units shall comprise the departments as outlined below:

(i) 'KAA' Unit:

• Department of Al-Quran and Islamic Studies
• Department of Da'wah and Islamic Studies
• Department of Al-Hadith and Islamic Studies

(ii) 'KHA' Unit:

• Department of Arabic Language and Literature
• Department of Bangla
• Department of Islamic History and Culture
• Department of English

(iii) 'GAA' Unit:

• Department of Economics
• Department of Politics and Public Administration

(iv) 'GHA' Unit:

• Department of Applied Chemistry and Chemical Technology
• Department of Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering
• Department of Applied Nutrition and Food Technology

(v) 'UMA' Unit:

• Department of Applied Physics, Electronics and Communication Engineering
• Department of Computer Science and Engineering
• Department of Information and Communication Engineering
• Department of Mathematics
• Department of Statistics

(vi) 'CHA' Unit:

• Department of Accounting and Information Systems
• Department of Management
• Department of Finance and Banking

(vii) 'CHH' Unit:

• Department of Law and Muslim Jurisprudence
• Department of Al-Fiqh

Click here to view the official version of the prospectus in Bangla.

HOW TO APPLY

An applicant must follow the steps outlined below:

The applicant must deposite Tk. 300/- (Three hundred) for each unit he/she opts to apply at the nearest post office of the Bangladesh government providing EMTS (Electronic Money Transfer System) facility between Septermber 1 and September 30, 2010. He/She will have to fill out an EMO (Electronic Money Order) form with his/her S.S.C and H.S.C exams. related information as per prospectus and sample provided by the postal department. If the applicant wants to apply for special quota as well, then he/she must deposit Tk. 100/- (One hundred) more along with any one of the units he/she opts to apply for.

Subject to successful completion of the deposition of the application fee, the postal department will provide the applicant with a secrete PIN (Personal Identification Number).

Having obtained the PIN, the applicant shall download his/her admit card by logging onto www.iceiu.info/admission and uploading his/her recent photograph of size 300×300 pixel.

ADMISSION TEST SCHEDULE

The exams. of the Admission Test 2010-2011 are scheduled to be held on October 11, 12, 13, and 14, 2010. Details will be given later.

Please log on to www.iceiu.info/admission to know more about the Admission Test of the First Year Bachelors Program of Islamic University, Kushtia, under the academic session 2010-2011. 

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For few elements the chemistry has recently undergone such an explosive growth as for gold. This is the more surprising since the chemistry of this element had been dormant during most of the 19th and 20th century when the chemistry of most other elements developed rapidly or at least with a steady pace. In the last three decades, however, the number of reports on significant advances in gold chemistry is increasing at such a rate that scientists interested in this field are already in a need of periodical reviews which critically summarize and highlight the most important contributions. Several publishers have reacted to this situation and a series of overviews dedicated to special subjects, and even special issues of periodicals and books with a more general scope have appeared at shorter and shorter intervals. Meanwhile a growing share of these reviews is dedicated to specific applications of the many new findings in gold chemistry, which naturally have been the most powerful incentives for the worldwide research activities. At least in number, these application-oriented investigations have overruled already the curiosity-driven fundamental scientific studies. The symbiotic and synergistic nature of ‘‘pure and applied gold chemistry’’ turned out to be extremely fruitful and successful. The discovery of the unexpected activity of particulate gold in heterogeneous catalysis – observed e. g. in important reactions like the low-temperature oxidation of carbon monoxide or in the activation of olefins – was soon followed by work which provided clear evidence for a similar efficacy of gold salts in homogeneous catalysis. 

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Writer: Dan Brown

Publisher: Simon & Schuster (US)

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Published Year: 2001

ISBN: 0-552-15176-4 (US)

ISBN: 9780552159722 (UK)

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Intelligence Analyst Rachel Sexton is in her mid-thirties, is single, and works for the NRO (National Reconnaissance Office). Her father, Senator Sedgewick Sexton, is a presidential candidate who is more popular than incumbent President of the United States Zachary Herney. The President sends her to the Arctic as part of a team of experts to confirm and authenticate findings made by NASA deep within the Milne Ice Shelf. NASA's new Polar Orbiting Density Scanner (PODS), part of the Earth Observation System (EOS), a collection of satellites monitoring the globe for signs of large-scale change, has found an extremely dense spot in the Milne Ice Shelf. At this spot NASA discovers a very dense meteorite. In it are insect fossils very similar to, but not the same as, species on earth. NASA claims this as proof of extraterrestrial life.

The find is something NASA needs in the light of recent failures. Senator Sexton uses these failures as an example of government overspending to further his campaign; he wants to abolish NASA and direct the funding toward public schools instead. In order to ensure that the discovery is not tarnished by the reputation that NASA has developed, the President sends four leading civilian scientists (Michael Tolland, a famous oceanographer and TV personality; Corky Marlinson, a brilliant but eccentric astrophysicist; Norah Mangor, a prickly glaciologist and Wailee Ming, a palaeontologist) to the Arctic to verify the meteorite's authenticity.

A Delta MNVAS Force team is also observing the discovery, monitoring the NASA staff for an unknown commander. Ming observes an irregularity within the pit from which the meteorite was extracted. He reaches into the water to obtain a sample and falls in due to an attack by microbots operated by the Delta Force team. He soon drowns to the bottom of the pit.

When Tolland sees the irregularity, he shares it with Corky Marlinson and Rachel Sexton. They report it to Mangor, who confirms that there is sea water in what should be a closed area with only freshwater. The four go outside to scan the ice from a distance. The scan shows Ming's body in the water and a column of frozen sea ice beneath the meteorite where it was drilled up into the glacier. Upon discovering this, the four are attacked by the Delta Force team, leaving Norah Mangor dead. Sexton, Tolland and Marlinson escape and are picked up by the Navy submarine USS Charlotte. The Delta Force team believes them to be dead, leaving the scientists a chance to tell the President's advisor and Rachel's boss at the NRO about their discovery, and the subsequent attack. Rachel's boss, NRO director William Pickering, has them airlifted from the sub to a chopper which escorts them away from the meteorite discovery site.

Eventually, the Senator Sexton's true motive for wanting to abolish NASA is revealed to be his work for the interests of private corporations from the Space Frontier Foundation, who wish to profit off of space exploration in the event that NASA is dismantled. Rachel is unaware of this, and believes that the President and NASA are part of the conspiracy to kill them. If so, their motive would be to cover up evidence that the meteorite is fake and solely designed to gain support for the incumbent President in the upcoming election. Aboard Tolland's ship off the New Jersey coast, where the Delta Force arrives via helicopter to kill them, Rachel sends a fax message to her father asking for help.

Sexton, Tolland, and Marlinson work together to kill the Delta Force squad in self-defense. Rachel is surprised to see Pickering emerging from the helicopter, revealing that he is the commander of the Delta Force squad. He tells Rachel about her father's true motivations for becoming President, and that he (Pickering) masterminded the fake meteorite to hurt Senator Sexton's campaign, protecting the American people in his eyes. When the President sent the civilian team to verify the authenticity of the meteorite, Pickering realized that they would discover his plot and that they needed to be eliminated at all costs. Rachel attempts to reason with Pickering, saying that murder is not a justifiable way of solving the problem. Pickering, however, says that he is "sacrificing a few to save many", and that he will finish the job personally. Pickering shoots at the three with an machine gun, but they manage to get off of the ship. The helicopter slides off the ship into the sea, sinking to the bottom. When the intense heat at the bottom ignites the Tomahawk Missiles still on the helicopter, it tears the existent magma plume at the bottom of the sea, creating a water vortex. The ship is sucked in by the vortex, and Pickering is implied to have been killed in the wreck.

Senator Sexton then reads the fax message his daughter sent him to the public, possibly incriminating the President and NASA. However, the truth eventually comes to light about Senator Sexton's ulterior motives and Pickering's meteorite plot, securing Zachary Herney a second term as President.

By the end of the story, Michael and Rachel have developed a romantic relationship.

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