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Knowledge assessment of students’ Kazakh Language acquisition by using Qualimetric methods

In the article, the authors present new ideas in the field of qualimetry of modern pedagogy, aimed at identifying the only clear way to provide quality education to the competitive educated generation of Kazakhstan. The article is devoted to the problems of pedagogical qualimetry, which clarifies its scientific significance, and its practical significance is explained by the definition of criteria for assessing the level of proficiency of students in the Kazakh language by classification. The authors describe the application of the concept of qualimetry in the field of pedagogy, the development and formation of the science of pedagogical qualimetry, its relationship with other disciplines, its components. It should be noted that in the system of secondary education there was no real system of assessment certification, which determines the level of knowledge, proficiency, application of the Kazakh language, developed in advanced methods and techniques, and provides qualimetric criteria for the first developed assessment in the pedagogical and philological science of the country. In accordance with international standards for assessing the level of language proficiency, the criteria that must be taken into account in the assessment of reading, listening, speaking and writing skills are classified, and the reason for calling the act of speaking ‘communicative acts’ is justified. The authors provide new analysis in the field of pedagogy by applying international methods of quality certification to assess the quality of education, which leads to effective results in production. In determining the level of language proficiency of a person, the peculiarities of the language studied are taken into account. The authors make a valuable contribution to science in the article, which pays close attention to the nature of the Kazakh language and defines the criteria for assessing the communicative competence of the individual. Keywords: pedagogical qualimetry, communicative competence, skills, assessment, criteria.
Titles Are Toxic

You have a job and it has a name—a name of convenience. It exists so that when someone asks, “What do you do?” you can simply say, “I am a software engineer” rather than saying, “Well, there are these things called computers and computers run software and humans write software and I am one of those humans.”
METHODOLOGICAL FEATURES OF TRAINING STUDENTS IN PROFESSIONALLY ORIENTED DISCIPLINES

Based on the analysis of the problems of teaching students to professionally oriented disciplines, the article examines effective conditions for the training of future specialists, among which the development of skills to independently replenish and creatively apply the knowledge gained in various situations is decisive. This approach ensures a conscious attitude of the future teacher to the performance of professional duties and the acquisition of professional competence. The theoretical level of training of students in the discipline "Food Technologies" should contribute to the development of skills to practically implement knowledge in future professional activities, and the chosen methods and means of teaching should meet the modern needs of society for the professional competence of technology teachers. The generalization of research results indicates the need for transformation of the educational system by improving innovative forms, methods, technologies and teaching aids, which make it possible to increase the level of adaptation of graduates of higher educational institutions to the needs of the labor market and the requirements of employers. However, an undesirable phenomenon is the artificial introduction of new foreign forms and methods of teaching, which do not take into account the peculiarities of the national education system, in particular, without proper understanding and adaptation to the real conditions of the organization of the educational process. Problem lectures are effective methods of teaching students, because future teachers become active participants in the educational process. Effective methods of advanced education include: problematic, developmental, interactive and project technologies that are advisable to use when teaching students. These techniques, in combination with multimedia technologies, provide an appropriate level of visualization of educational material; contribute to an increase in the effectiveness of the educational process. When conducting lectures, presentation and video materials on the technological process of processing and determining the quality of food products are effective. We see prospects for further developments in the development of a methodology for the introduction of problematic, interactive and project technologies, which are advisable to use in teaching students to other professionally oriented disciplines, which will contribute to the formation of professional competence and the development of the methodological culture of future technology teachers.
ANALISIS WACANA KRITIS “CAKNUN ANTARA KPK DAN TEROR” DI CHANNEL YOUTUBE MATA NAJWA

This study aims to explain the discourse contained in the May 4, 2019 edition of Mata Najwa with the theme "Cak Nun Between the KPK and Terror", two years after the attack on Novel Baswedan. Emha Ainun Najib as Cak Nun at the event talked about the terror that befell Novel Baswedan. Cak Nun accused the alleged mastermind behind the attack of those who claimed he cared about the issue of anti-corruption. Novel said that the assault case against him would be difficult to reveal. This study uses Van Dijk's critical discourse analysis. Van Dijk's analysis of discourse suggests the need to look at context, such as the discourse in Mata Najwa "Cak Nun Between the Corruption Eradication Commission and Terror", it is necessary to look at Indonesia's political situation and the process of disclosing the terror case. The results showed that there were several discourses developed by Mata Najwa through these shows, namely the government was slow in uncovering the terror case that befell Novel Baswedan, this shows that democracy has not been fully implemented in Indonesia and the public cares about the KPK. The state structure institution, namely the KPK, should work with the community to help each other eradicate corruption cases in Indonesia.
Practical Application of Multi-Motor Power Unit Integrated with Reduction Gear

We had developed many types of Multi-Motor Power Unit (MMPU) that drives an output shaft by using power of multiple motors. In this study, we had suggested a new concept of MMPU that consists of different characteristic motors. Also, we had integrated a reduction gear into a suggested MMPU. The reduction gear is dual ratio reduction, 1st. step of reduction gear consists of a star-type planetary gear, and 2nd. step of reduction gear consists of mechanical paradox gear mechanism. We had developed the reduction gear built-in type MMPU that have two types of motor and applied it for competitive robot of reactor abolishment technology. In this report, we had suggested improvement of reduction gear to increase maximum output torque of MMPU by metalization of gears and built-in rotary encoder function to it.
Melting in the Mind’s Eye: Real-Time Performances

This chapter discusses real-time performances of electronic music based on altered states of consciousness. A specially designed software tool is discussed: the Atomizer Live Patch, which was created in Max/MSP in order to facilitate the generation of sonic materials and live performances based on hallucinations. Both the software tool and its use for a live performance in New York City are described. Following this, the author also discusses Bass Drum, Saxophone & Laptop, another piece of software which provides a real-time performance system for live instrumentation and electronics, in which digital signal processing is automated, in order to suggest the shifting perceptual changes one may experience during hallucinations.
Leveraging Neuroscience-Based Insights to Improve Customer Experience

As product life cycles shorten and competitive differentiators become ephemeral, brands need a consistent strategy to stay ahead of the curve. Customer experience has proven to be a solid foundation for building such a strategy that becomes a powerful competitive barrier. One key ingredient of executing a differentiating customer experience is represented by deep, accurate insights regarding customers’ attitudes and expectations. Getting those insights requires more than merely stated preferences or inferred behaviors, as we need to get a good grasp of customers’ context, their emotions, and recall of the consumed experiences. Many organizations still continue to believe that a few structured questionnaires sent out to a select sample of customers is sufficient to acquire deep knowledge when designing their journeys and interactions with various touchpoints. Nothing could be farther from the truth. Let’s take customer personas, as an example. Too many organizations build those personas relying on the perceptions and intuitions of their marketing teams, completely ignoring the customer themselves. Therefore, they build their customer experience strategies relying on this inside-out approach, only to find out, to their considerable dismay, that their customers do not react in reality as those portrayed by the hitherto defined personas. This is where scalable consumer neuroscience plays a key role, allowing companies to measure their customers’ emotional reactions to each interaction across their journeys and collect unbiased and accurate insights regarding their perceptions and expected experiences.
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Heuristic education – innovative phenomenon of modern higher education

Випуск 82 '2021 Серія 5. Педагогічні науки: реалії та перспективи work with literature in a foreign language.This contributes to significant changes in the practice of teaching professionally oriented English to future social workers, where the dominant approach is a systematic approach, in which students learn foreign language professional communication from the first lesson.The study analyzes psychological, pedagogical and methodological publications, considers the views of scientists on a systematic approach to teaching a foreign language.The interpretation of the phenomenon "system", "pedagogical system", "systematic approach" according to dictionary sources is given.The main methodological principles of the systematic approach are revealed: a) the principle of integrity; b) the principle of dominance of the whole, which means that the whole determines the functions of both individual components and the system as a whole; c) the principle of hierarchy; d) the principle of polysystemicity, according to which each complex object can be considered as a set of systems.The purpose of the research is determined.The peculiarity of the systematic approach is determined, which consists of the fact that it is focused on revealing the integrity of the object and the mechanisms that provide it, on identifying different types of connections of a complex object and bringing them into a single theoretical picture.The main principles of the systematic approach within the framework of the problem are clarified: integrity -consideration of the object as a single system; structure -the interdependence of connections and relationships between the individual elements of this object; hierarchy -the ability to select within the system of other, more elementary systems.Conclusions are made and the prospect of further research of the problem is outlined.
The Effects of Financial Development and Governance Quality on Economic Growth: Evidence from Developed and Developing Countries

This paper investigates the effects of financial development on economic growth with especial emphasis on the role played by governance quality. An indicator of governance built from the Principal Component factor method (PCF) and which takes into account the simultaneous effects of political, institutional and economic governance, is used in mediating such relationship. The study is carried out using a two-step system dynamic GMM method for 93 developed and developing countries over the 1996–2018 period. The findings from the study revealed that the effects of financial development on economic growth various according to the nature of governance and the level of development of countries. Results show a non-significant effect of financial development on economic growth for low-income countries and a positively significant impact in middle and high-income ones. Estimations demonstrate also that good governance plays an important and significant role in mediating the finance-growth relationship. Finally, results demonstrate that there is a certain threshold level that countries must achieve to make government domestic credit to private sector favorable to economic growth.
Research on Dynamic Docking Process and Collision Problems of AUV Based on Joint Control Simulation

In this paper, the collision problem between the underwater robot and the bell-mouth guided docking station in the process of dynamic docking is studied by using ADAMS/MATLAB co-simulation technology. By analyzing AUV’s underwater force condition and collision related parameters, the collision force curve during the dynamic docking process of AUV and recovery docking station under the given initial state was solved, and the maximum collision force during the collision process was obtained. It provides a reference for the minimum collision force that the system and materials can bear in the actual docking process. At the same time, a collision attitude control system with PID as the main control method is designed to realize the recovery task of AUV under the environmental interference. The control system can not only adjust the attitude of the AUV after the collision with the mobile docking station, but also reduce the dynamic docking time of the AUV and improve the recovery efficiency. It has great practical significance and can provide guidance for the dynamic docking task of the actual AUV.
Psychological Aspects of the Transition of a Researcher to a Remote Work Format

The article analyzes the psychological issues of changes in the functioning of a professional when switching to a remote mode of work in connection with the spread of coronavirus.By the example of the scientist's activities in the field of fundamental science, in particular, the history of science, the reasons for the occurrence of unfavorable functional states caused by the performance of professional duties and tasks to be solved in conditions of self-isolation and social distancing are revealed.The elements of the professional activity of the historian of science (object, subject, content, tasks, means, results, conditions) are described, based on theoretical and methodological foundations developed in labor psychology Assumptions are put forward about possible adverse consequences for the productivity and satisfaction with the professional activity of the scientist in the new conditions of the organization labor activity for the subject of labor.Practical recommendations are proposed in order to reduce the influence of unfavorable factors to maintain performance, enhance scientific communication with the isolation of the nature of social interaction and emotional support, prevent emotional burnout, and use time management techniques.
Biometrics firms help in the response to Coronavirus

The global Coronavirus health scare has prompted a number of biometric tech firms to take action to help combat its spread.
Learning About Neural Networks

The human brain consists of billions of interconnected neurons that form a neural network. Each neuron processes a small task, and then it activates the next neurons so that the processing continues. The main property of neural networks is their ability to learn from the surrounding environment. That is how human beings function.
Cyber security sraining strategy: dealing with maritime SCADA risks

Control systems on board ships collect sensor measurements and data from various operational activities and display all the relevant information; they also facilitate relaying of control commands to local or remote equipment.Distributed control systems (DCS) are typically used within a single process or generating plant; supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems are used for larger-scale environments.The SCADA system communications infrastructure tends to be slower and less reliable, and so the remote terminal unit in a SCADA system has local control schemes to handle that eventuality.Security in general and cyber security specifically were not the major concerns of early standalone maritime SCADA systems.Security was primarily achieved by controlling physical access to system components, which were unique and used proprietary communication protocols.For years, security in SCADA systems was viewed as just an implication of safety.Over the last decade, however, the situation has changed, and numerous standards/directives dealing with the cyber security of SCADA systems have emerged.Characteristics of maritime SCADA cyber security are discussed; related training needs are identified next.The pedagogical approaches are also presented in order to train seafarers in risk assessment, prevention and mitigation strategies related with maritime SCADA cyber security risks.
Recognition of radar images generated by synthetic aperture radar systems

In the field of radar remote sensing of the Earth, the problem of detecting and / or identifying spatially distributed targets against the background of a homogeneous surface is becoming increasingly important, for example, the tasks of the coast guard, monitoring of unauthorized forest logging, assessing the consequences of natural disasters, and others. This study is devoted to solving the problem of developing the optimal algorithm for making a decision on the class of a spatially distributed target based on data from side-scan radar systems with a synthetic aperture. A detailed description of the signal formation process in the fixed range channel is given, taking into account possible interference factors. Based on the statistical criterion by the method of maximum likelihood, the recognition algorithm is proposed, expressions for the formation of a feature vector are obtained, and the nonparametric decision rule is proposed. The algorithm has been tested on the example of recognizing three classes of spatially distributed targets that differ in size.
Forming Teachers' Awareness Of Knowledge In The Field Of Artificial Intelligence

The article discusses the problem of forming the knowledge awareness in the course of teaching the basics of artificial intelligence to the future and working teachers. Based on the analysis of scientific sources and generalization of pedagogical experience, the authors state that the low level of knowledge awareness in the field of AI among future teachers usually shows up during the design of expert systems and in the process of developing intelligent programs. The description of the developed methodology that ensures the formation of teachers' knowledge awareness in the AI is presented in the article. The authors emphasize that special attention should be paid to the informal assimilation of theoretical material in the process of forming the knowledge awareness. The article presents the examples of lectures on the following topics: "Introduction to AI", "The models of knowledge representation in AI systems", "Expert systems" where interactive surveys of various types and content are implemented and collective work on the virtual whiteboard is carried out. Pedagogical experiment confirmed the effectiveness of the developed methodology which has a number of advantages over traditional training. Among them we can state visualization of theoretical material which helps a lot to solve the problem of formal learning. Also, the ability for the teacher to take into consideration the student’s point of view shown via interactive surveys and react on them simultaneously. Finally, students get an opportunity to act as participants of the educational process and meanwhile to conduct their self-control and self-assessment during learning the theory.
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Analysis of Current Situation and Factors using Text Mining about Programming Education by Elementary School Teachers

Programming education has been started compulsory in elementary school since FY2020, and it was concerned that necessity of several changes in educational environment and teachers’ works before FY2020. However, there are few research and survey on the implementation environment of programming education in order to clarify the current situation. In this study, it is aims to develop the support methods of education and related technologies in order to contribute to achieve the smooth introduction and development of programming education. As the first step, questionnaire survey and its analysis have been conducted. In this report, analysis results for free description in this survey by using text mining have been discussed.
Modeling of the load of a water-reflecting shield of a floating mobile machine

Floating mobile machines have become widespread as a base for the creation of transport and technological complexes. They can also be used as the chassis of base stations of mobile transport and reloading rope complexes. One of the most important components ensuring safe navigation is a wave-reflecting shield that increases buoyancy and prevents the car from being flooded by an oncoming wave. The article discusses the methodology of modeling and the results of calculating the water-reflecting shield of a floating mobile machine manufactured by JSC «BAZ».