The Bahti caste is a Hindu Caste found in the State of Himachal Pradesh particularly in District Una, Punjab, Haryana and in some parts of Rajasthan.
New article name is IEEE Certified Biometrics Professional® Program
Introduction
The Certified Biometrics Professional® Program was established by the IEEE in 2009 to help identify individuals who have the knowledge and skills needed in the biometrics field. The IEEE CBP Program was developed by subject-matter experts from industry, government, and academia as an unbiased, third-party recognition of an individual’s abilities.
To earn the CBP credential, individuals must pass an examination and promise to adhere to the IEEE CBP Code of Ethics. There are no educational or experiential eligibility requirements or prerequisites to register for and take the CBP examination.
Individuals who earn the CBP credential will be required to maintain their knowledge and skills by participating in continuing education and professional development activities.
CBP Learning System
IEEE’s CBP Learning System is a professional development and exam preparation course. It combines print materials and interactive online learning software.
CBP Examination
The IEEE CBP examination consists of 150 multiple-choice questions and candidates have three hours to complete the examination. The examination is administered by computer at test centers located in over 60 countries
Examination Content
The examination questions are written on topics within the following six major domains.
- Biometrics Fundamentals
- Biometric Modalities
- Biometric System Design and Evaluation
- Biometrics Standards
- Social, Cultural and Legal Implications
- Biometrics Applications
Certification Renewal
To maintain their certified status, individuals must renew their CBP certification every three years by participating in continuing education and professional development activities.
CBP Candidate Profile
IEEE CBP is a credential for:
- Biometric systems integrators.
- Professionals who design, develop and/or implement biometric systems.
- Buyers, managers, and operators of biometric systems.
- Biometrics vendors, suppliers, and consultants.
- New entrants to the field who want to establish professional credibility.
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Institute for Artist Management (INSTITUTE) is an artist management company, which serves all media, editorial, advertising, entertainment, record industry, fine art, book publishing, radio, online/mobile media, public engagements and corporate clients.
Frank Evers is the CEO of INSTITUTE For Artist Management (Institute (IAM)).
INSTITUTE represents photographers and some filmmakers, and operates out of Los Angeles (USA) and Bath (UK). The current artist roster includes Jodi Bieber, Robert Clark, Rena Effendi, Lauren Greenfield, Guillaume Herbaut, Rob Hornstra, Jeff Jacobson (photographer), Nadav Kander, Wayne Lawrence, James Longley, Gerd Ludwig, Joshua Lutz, David Maisel, Zed Nelson, Matthew Niederhauser, Simon Norfolk, James Pomerantz, and Paul Shambroom.
Unlike traditional photo agencies, INSTITUTE's mandate is to assist and manage its artist's efforts in all areas of creative production. Current projects include documentary films, commercial advertisement (print and video), book publishing, multimedia projects, museum exhibitions, resale of photo essays and editorial assignments. Clients include TIME, Newsweek, BBH Singapore (Bartle Bogle Hegarty), Merrell, Chronicle Books, Human Rights Watch, The New Yorker, New York Times Magazine, Sunday Times Magazine, and GEO (magazine) (French edition).
In its first year (2010), Institute (IAM) artists received more PDN Annual 2010 awards than any other photo agency. In a similar sweep, works by five of its artists were also selected for reproduction in the prestigious American Photography 26 book. Prominent cover stories in 2010 include "YEMEN" by Simon Norfolk for the New York Times Magazine, and "Afghan Women" for TIME Magazine by Jodi Bieber. In October 2010, after nine months of official operation, the company reported having secured 15 cover stories (magazines), and over 1000 pages published.
INSTITUTE was named one of "Four of the world's premier photo agencies..." in the August 2010 issue of the British Journal of Photography.
The Society for Preservation of Sites and Landscape in Modi’im is an organisation whose goals are to serve the interests of heritage sites, archaeology, natural characteristics and the landscape in Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut area, and to foresee potential dangers brought about by building and development of the modern city of Modi’in, that began in the early 1990s.