RIZAL

LESSON 9: RIZAL GOES BACK TO HONGKONG

1. Life in Hongkong
2. Planned Filipino Colonization in Borneo
3. Works in Hongkong
4. Rizal decided to return to Manila
5. Last two letters in Hongkong

LESSON 10: RIZAL DEPORTED TO DAPITAN

1. Filipino League Founded
2. The arrest and Deportation of Rizal
3. Life in Dapitan
4. Rizal as a Physician
5. Rizal as a Scientist
6. Rizal as an Engineer
7. Rizal as an Entrepreneur
8. Rizal as an Inventor
9. Rizal as an Artist
10. Rizal as a Linguist
11. Rizal as a writer
12. Rizal as a Musician
13. Josephiine Bracken in Dapitan

LESSON 11: THE ARREST AND TRIAL OF RIZAL

1. From Volunteer Physician to a Prisoner
2. The Trial
3. Rizal and His Defender
4. Rizal Tried by a Court Martial

LESSON 12: THE EXECUTION OF A NATIONAL HERO

1. The Retraction
2. Rizal’s Last Letters
3. The death march begins
4. The execution, Rizal’s “ULTIMO ADIOS”
5. Last Farewell
6. Last Hours to Martyrdom
 7. Rizal’s Remains
8. On Rizal’s Alleged Retraction

QUANTITATIVE

 How many ways can 8 objects be arranged?

40320

 In how many ways can 6 distinct books be arranged in a bookshelf?

720

 How many ways can five different ornaments be arrange on a shelf?

120

 Carlo has 4 sisters who ring him once every Saturday. How many possible arrangements
of phone calls could there be?
24

 How many different ways can 7 objects be arranged if 4 of them are identical?
210

 How many ways can the letters in PHILIPPINES be arranged?

1108800

 What is the number of permutations of the letters in the word BANANA?

60

 How many different ways can 6 objects be arranged if 3 of them are identical?
120
 In Mathematics examination, a student may select 7 problems from a set of 10
problems. In how many combination ways can he make his choice?
120

 How many combinations of committees can be formed by choosing 4 men from an

organization of a membership of 15 men?
1365
 There are five main roads between the cities A and B, and four between B and C. In how
many ways can a person drive from A to C and return, going through B on both trips
without driving on the same road twice?
240

IT AUDIT

 An IT Auditor
-  Can be either an internal or external auditor

 Auditing around the computer

- Assumes that accurate output is sufficient evidence that processing operations are
appropriate

 People Skills
- Arguably the most important skills that auditors need are

 Automated Workpaper Software

- A kind of software that is similar to general ledger software

 Database Management Software

-  It controls almost all organizational accounting systems

  Assure
- To audit is to examine and to

  Internal Auditors
- They can provide assurance to a company’s top management about the efficiency and
effectiveness of almost any aspect of its organization

 External Auditors
- They examine an organization’s computer-based AIS primarily to evaluate how the
organization’s control procedures over computer processing affect the financial
statements
  COBIT
-  This framework provides auditors and businesses with guidance in managing and
controlling for business risk associated with IT environments.

 Test Data
- responsibility to develop a set of transactions

 Integrated Test Facility

- validating an application’s input controls

 Parallel Simulation
- controlled by the auditor

 Validating Computer Programs

- clever programmer can thwart

 Tests of Program Change Control

- program modification

 Program Comparison
- unauthorized program tampering

 The following are components of a computer based AIS

 Procedures
 Hardware
 People
 Data Communication
 Database
 Software