User’s Guide. Utah Core Assessment Series End of Level Tests. Salt Lake City, UT: Utah State Office of Education. Xxxxxxxxx, X.X., Xxxxxxxx, X.X, Xxxxxxx, X.X. & Xxxx, X., (1990). How to prepare better tests: Guidelines for university faculty. Provo, UT: Testing Services, Xxxxxxx Xxxxx University. Xxxxxx, X.X., Xxxxxxxx, X.X, Xxxxxxx, X.X. & Xxxx, X., (1990). How to prepare better multiple- choice tests: Guidelines for university faculty. Provo, UT: Testing Services, Xxxxxxx Xxxxx University.
User’s Guide. Fidelity will provide you with an online Help Menu on Xxxxxxxx.xxx that describes the operation and features of the Service. You will need to follow the procedures described in the Help Menu when using the Service.
User’s Guide. (1) With regard to the practical aspects of the cooperation and the implementation under this agreement, the Parties shall prepare a legally non-binding Users’ Guide in English language. The Users’ Guide shall contain inter alia information on
a. the technical details of the XML-Datasets
b. the technical details of transforming the datasets into XML document format
c. the technical details for the use of the EUCARIS-System
d. the relevant national laws of the Parties
e. the national templates for the information letter as defined by Article 3 of the CBE-Agreement.
(2) Upon mutual agreement one of the Parties may establish a secure website containing the Users’ Guide and other relevant documents and information concerning the implementation and application of the CBE-Agreement and the ATIA. The other Parties shall support this website by providing the necessary information.
User’s Guide. The DEPARTMENT shall develop and have an approved Methodology Letter of Understanding (MLOU) for this project prior to the Notice to Proceed (NTP) for this project. The MLOU will establish the Area of Influence (AOI) for the project IAR, the type of IAR document needed, as well as the delegation of authority for final approval. The CONSULTANT shall prepare the IAR concurrent with the PD&E study following the parameters established in the MLOU.
User’s Guide. The Contractor must provide a User’s Guide for each live scan device. This guide must clearly define all functions of the live scan equipment (including printers). It must include copies of all screens, descriptions of all data fields, operations and parameters, proper responses to error conditions, as well as instructions regarding start up and shut down and operator log-on and log-off. This documentation may be incorporated in the Training/Maintenance Manual (described above), or may be a separate document. If a separate document is provided then it must also be provided in an electronic editable form (i.e. Microsoft Word).
User’s Guide. 1 See ‘Stakeholders Perceptions and Suggestions’ prepared by the Responsible Mining Development Initiative, World Economic Forum, and released in Jan 2011. xxxxx://xxxxxxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/documents/ip/MM/AM11/RMDI_FinalReport_20-01-2011.pdf
User’s Guide. How to Use This Manual Important! Enhanced FLASHport keys are required for FLASHport upgrades or FLASHport refresh using MCS2000 / MTS2000 radios CPS R02.00.01 or greater. FLASHport Upgrade Package Items You Will Need to Get Started • Computer (For use with CPS) Processor: 400 MHz (or higher) Pentium grade processor Memory: 128 MB RAM (Win 98/ 98SE/ME / Win NT 4.0 SP6+ / Win2000); 256 MB RAM or Hard Disk Space: 1 Gigabyte drive with 450 MB minimum free space Peripherals: • Smart Radio Interface Box (SRIB) • SRIB Power Supply • Smart Radio Interface Box (SRIB) to Computer Cable • Enhanced FLASHkeys Included with the upgrade package. • FLASHport Software CD(s) • SRIB to Radio Cable • Radio • Customer Programming Software (CPS) — For ASTRO Digital SABER: — For XTS 3000: — For ASTRO Digital Spectra: — For MCS 2000: — For MTS 2000: Equipment Setup Upgrading Your Radio Using CPS
User’s Guide. The information in the Users Guide is presented in four sections:
Section 1 Introduces the Users Guide and provides system background. --------- Section 2 Provides a general description of the application. --------- Section 3 Contains step-by-step operating procedures. --------- Section 4 Describes each output report and provides a sample of each. --------- Each of these four sections is described in more detail below. NOTE: Data that are too numerous or too detailed to be presented in figures or ----- in narrative texts should be incorporated into appendices and referenced in the relevant paragraphs of the text.
User’s Guide. Project request and other pertinent documentation on the project.
User’s Guide. The goal of i-PAS is to establish a program that not only meets the requirements of the Agreement, but also recognizes exceptional performance; monitors substandard performance; and identifies personnel engaged in at-risk behavior. With assistance from Oakland’s Information Technology Department, we now have an i-PAS program that has received national recognition by the Public Technology Institute. We will continue working to meet all the requirements of the Agreement, as we work towards recognition as one of the premiere law enforcement agencies in the nation. In conclusion, the Oakland Police Department remains focused on achieving the goals of the Agreement and becoming a more professional organization. I encourage community leaders and those who care about our members and the quality of our work to continue to give us feedback and to partner with us as we continue our efforts. In the next reporting period we intend to continue our improvements in the operations and investigations of the Internal Affairs Division, use of force investigations and i-PAS. We will also begin the process of becoming certified by the Commission for the Accreditation of Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA), a long and arduous process which I believe will make us a better organization. Xxxxx X. Xxxxxx Chief of Police Over the last two years, I have seen great positive change take place at the Oakland Police Department. We have attained compliance with many of the Agreement tasks and are working tirelessly to achieve compliance with the remaining items. The Agreement represents a series of changes needed to create and maintain an agency that champions the rights of the community we serve. When we conscientiously guard the constitutional rights of our customers, we build a trust with the community that will bear fruit in our efforts to fight crime During this last reporting period, the IMT and the OIG have conducted audits that have shown significant progress. Areas where the Department has received failing grades in the past are now in compliance or on the cusp of compliance. Such compliance came as a direct result of the hard and tireless work of the staff at OPD and other stakeholders to the Agreement. Since the beginning of the Agreement, there has been criticism regarding the perceived rigidity of the document. During this reporting period and with the assistance of the court, the Agreement and compliance standards were re-worked by the stakeholders. The result has been standard...
