The document discusses phonetic and phonological analysis. It begins by explaining the three dimensions used to analyze speech sounds: 1) air stream mechanisms, 2) vocal tract, and 3) vocal organs. It then discusses the central pool of human speech sounds

Biochemistry is the study of the chemical processes occurring in living organisms. Biochemistry is concerned with structures and properties of biomolecules found in living systems in order to understand structure-function relationships. In addition, biochemistry is concerned with chemical transformations of biomolecules, and the energy changes associated with these transformations. These chemical transformations are collectively referred to as metabolism.

The document outlines a course module on East African Poetry and Drama, emphasizing the rich pre-colonial artistic expressions of East Africans before colonial influence. It discusses various forms of poetry, including oral traditions, war songs, funerary poetry, and classical Swahili poetry, while highlighting the socio-historical context that shaped these literary forms. The course aims to enhance students' understanding and appreciation of East African literature and its connections to cultural and political developments in the region.

The document outlines a second-year literature course, ALT 200, focused on East African prose fiction, covering novels and short stories from the region. It includes an introduction to the East African Community, its member countries, and the historical context influencing the literature. The course aims to explore various themes in East African literature, influenced by colonial history and cultural dynamics.

The course explores the nature and scope of managerial economics and how economic theory and the tools of decision science are applied to solve managerial decision problems. To achieve the goals, the course expounds on; theory of demand, risk analysis, theory of production, and theory of cost, optimization techniques, market structure, capital budgeting decision and pricing strategy. With this knowledge the learners will be in a position to make informed and professional managerial decisions.

Presently an increasing proportion of the rapidly growing world population is attempting to satisfy its economic and social needs and desires in urban context. The enormous migration of people into cities has produced a very distinct possibility of an uncontrollable urban explosion. i) An unprecedented increase in population. ii) Greater demands on the urban infrastructure iii) Higher rates of population growth iv) A decrease in the non-material and in some cases material standards of life. Given this trend, urban economics addresses itself to issues like:- i) How prices influence where people live ii) How prices influence where people work iii) How firms decide where to locate their business in cities and iv) Why we have to plan urban centers Thus urban economics deals with the application of economic theory to such issues facing urban areas of the world.

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1.1 Introduction In this lesson we introduce the concept of estimation and distinguishing between parameters and statistics. Two types of methods of estimation will also be discussed. 1.2 Learning Outcomes By the end of this lesson the learner will be able to: 1.2.1 Explain the concept of estimation of parameters using sample characteristics or statistics. 1.2.2 Distinguish between point and interval estimations

This module specifically introduces students to aspects of world economic history. Its aim is to explore the history of various world economic systems up to 1914. Ideally, the historical period under study is limited to an examination of pre-capitalist economic systems and their relationship with world capitalism.