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Dynamic Interpretation Approaches for Information Security Risk Assessment

Despite the benefits and convenience that are brought by technology, risks are also engulfed in the use of technology. To foresee the probable risks, and come up with the appropriate countermeasures, a comprehensive examination of the mechanism of risk assessment we currently have is necessary. Therefore, in this paper, we present a comprehensive study of the current approaches for information security risk assessment. In addition, we discuss the three categories of the risk assessment approaches which are: qualitative, quantitative and hybrid. We also illustrate the advantages and limitations of each risk assessment category.
Bridging the Gap Between High-Level Reasoning in Strategic Agent Coordination and Low-Level Agent Development

Recent advances in fields such as computer vision and natural language processing have paved the way for developing agents capable of automatically interpreting their surrounding environment. Concurrently, advances in artificial intelligence have made the coordination of many such agents possible. However, there is little work considering both the low-level reasoning that allows agents to interpret their environment, such as deep learning techniques, and the high-level reasoning that coordinates such agents. By considering both together, we can better handle real-world scenarios, for example by planning at a high level with low-level uncertainty in mind, or even by improving low-level processing by using high-level reasoning to place the agent in the best scenario for success.
Pengaruh pemutaran musik instrumental terhadap kenyamanan membaca pemustaka di Perpustakaan Universitas Muhammadiyah Sukabumi

Introduction. Library of Universitas Muhammadiyah Sukabumi (UMMI) plays an instrumental music on Tuesdays and Fridays morning to create nicer atmosphere of reading activities. The paper aims to describe the effects of instrumental music toward users’ reading comfort.Data Collection Method. This research used a descriptive quatitative approach with Likert scale in the surveys. The 54 respondents were gathered by using random sampling.Analysis Data. The data was analyzed by statistical descriptive to show user’s’ perceiveness toward playback of instrumental music (variable Y) and user’s’ reading comfort. The data was analyzed by using SPSS 20 .Results and Discussions. The user’s’ perceiveness toward the playback of instrumental music and the reading comfort were 1.816 and 1.972 and considered “good”. The playback of instrumental music showed a positive effect toward users’ reading comfort with R Square 16.3 %, and thus H1 was accepted.Conclusions. The playback of instrumental music in library has positive effect toward users’ reading comfort. Librarians should vary the music playlists.
Finding The Best Website Broker - Decide Which Size Broker Is Best

Are you looking to sell your website or buy a website, but have no idea where to find the best website broker? If so, this post is for you. If you’ve been in the business of website creation for any length of time, chances are you’ve heard the term website broker before. These sites present an attractive opportunity for making money, provided you have the internet know-how to capitalize on your venture. We know how daunting it could be trying to strike a legitimate deal for your online business owing to the numerous online fraud that exists. Fortunately, we’re here to help with that.
Effect of Psychological and Institutional Factors on Student’s Entrepreneurial Intention: An Application of TPB, CSE and TT

Unemployment and poverty are seriously issue of concern globally, especially in developing countries like Nigeria. Unemployment and poverty among university graduates in Nigeria, the trends on rising every year, major corporations are cutting down jobs and graduates who were interested to work can’t seem to find a job. However, entrepreneurship and business formation have been recognised around the World as a remedy for unemployment and pivotal for economies to grow. Therefore, promotion of entrepreneurial activity becomes the most top priority on the government agenda. Despite the unique role played by entrepreneurship to the economy as a whole and to the person that established business, in Nigeria, the rate of university graduates in entrepreneurship is far below expected. This led to many research efforts on factors that are having an effect on student’s entrepreneurial intentions. This review paper proposed the intention to be an entrepreneur can be explained by Ajzen, (1991) theory of planned behaviour, institutional, and core self-evaluation theories. Psychological (self-efficacy, risk-taking propensity, locus of control, innovativeness, need for achievement) and institutional (university environment, government support programmes) factors will have an effect on attitudes, subjective norms, perceived behavioural control. Consequently, the study predicted the entrepreneurial intentions of the Nigerian university students.
A User Evaluation System Using Sensors of Smartphones

The five-point scale is a method of expressing assessments that are fundamentally continuous in nature as five discrete points. Though quantitative data is a necessity for statistical analysis, it is possible that this does not entirely accurately reflect the feelings of those surveyed. We considered that in order to avoid that possibility, it may be possible to substitute fundamentally unquantifiable measurements, such as emotional assessment, with more quantifiable ones as a method of more intuitively and quantifiably measuring feelings. To that end, we wondered if it might be possible to use the sensors in people’s smartphones as a ubiquitous and always close-at-hand device that is capable of making quantitative measurements. In this research, we focus on the sensors with which smartphones are equipped, proposing, and investigating the effectiveness of, the measurement and numerical analysis of the force with which a device is shaken as a more direct means of conducting emotional assessment and that succeeded.
CYBER CRIME AND THE SOCIOLOGICAL IMPLICATION IN THE NIGERIA'S TERTIARY EDUCATION SYSTEM

The global infrastructure on information renders a vast and unlimited access for a lot of organizations and individuals to do bulk of activities. This made it on the increase among anonymous hoodlums termed as ‘cyber criminals’. The nature, type, mode, count, cost, and dynamical sophistication of such attacks are seriously increasing and it is so alarming. Nigeria is even rated 3 rd globally in cyber crime; although, it is a global phenomenon. Recently, one of the popular social sites Facebook, was hacked upon which 50 million accounts including that of the company’s chief executive were victims. There are limited academic write up and researches carried out on cyber security and cyber threat, which made it looks more professional than academic. This paper as a conceptual and discursive examines the categories, types, modes of cybercrime and the sociological implications of these kinds of crimes on or with cyber space which seems to be a serious threat to our entire security. The paper discusses on such activities in relation to universities system in Nigeria and outlined on the laws, measures and recommendations to address the cyber crime and cyber security in the country.
Pengembangan bahan ajar Teori dan Apresiasi Sastra berbasis literasi budaya

Development of Teaching Materials and Literature Appreciation Based on Cultural Literacy. This study aims to describe the feasibility and effectiveness of theoretical teaching materials and the appreciation of cultural literacy-based literature. Teaching materials were developed using the 4-D model in the Indonesian Language Education Study Program in the Postgraduate Program of Makassar State University. The results of the study show that the teaching materials developed have been appropriate and effective to be used in theories and literary appreciation. Teaching materials are feasible because they fulfill the feasibility aspects, namely the feasibility of content, the feasibility of presentation, and the feasibility of language. Teaching materials are effectively used because there are significant differences in student learning outcomes before using and after using instructional materials.
Speech of the head of the department of the president of the Russian Federation on scientific and educational policy I.P. Bilenkina

Speech of the head of the department of the president of the Russian Federation on scientific and educational policy I.P. Bilenkina
Evaluation of Password Pattern Used by the Students of Health Information Technology

Today, technology is used as an important and foremost tool to facilitate human life. Computers, tablets, smart phones and massive social networks have affected the health and medical professions. Keeping security in such environments is one of the important and critical issue. Choose of a proper password for user accounts is a challenging matter for security in the digital environment. This study was conducted to consider the authentication level for the academic users. The sample size was found using the Gregis Morgan formula. Therefore, the patterns of passwords used in cyber environments by 200 students of IT Sciences were investigated and considered. Descriptive statistics have been used to analyze the gathered data in this study. The results showed that the passwords selected by the students were poor and imaginable for breaking.
Classes at Work: Properties and Functions

After reading Chapter 2 about classes and objects, it is now time shine more light on properties and their types, and also on the options we have to declare functions and what can be done from inside functions. This chapter talks about property and function declarations, but also about an important feature of object-oriented languages, inheritance, through which properties and functions of some class can be altered and redefined by other classes. We also learn about visibility and encapsulation, which help us to improve program structure.
Hubungan antara Persepsi Siswa terhadap Interaksi Guru-Siswa dan Kecerdasan Emosi dengan Motivasi Belajar

Students as social beings must interaction. When interacting between teacher-students, individuals will perceive the relationship so that it influences their learning motivation. Therefore, good emotional intelligence is needed to help increase student motivation. Factors of high and low perception of teacher-student interaction and emotional intelligence play an important role in increasing learning motivation.This study aims to: 1) Determine the relationship between student perceptions of teacher-student interaction with learning motivation in the Yogyakarta Vocational High School, 2) Know the relationship between emotional intelligence and learning motivation in the Vocational High School in Yogyakarta; 3) Knowing the relationship between student perceptions of teacher-student interaction and emotional intelligence with learning motivation at the Yogyakarta Vocational High School.The subject of this research is the X grade students in Yogyakarta SMK X. The number of researched is 70 samples taken from population 212 using proportional random sampling. analyzed by regression analysis. The results of this research described that: 1. There was a positive relationship between student perceptions to teacher-student interaction to the learning motivation with value coefficient 45.8%; 2. There was a positive relationship between emotional intelligence and learning motivation with value coefficient of 50,3%; 3. There was a relationship between student perceptions to teacher-student interaction and emotional intelligence together with learning motivation value of the corellations coefficient of 0.780. From the results of the study it can be concluded that learning motivation can be improved by enhancing positive student perceptions to teacher-student interaction, and enhancing emotional intelligence. Keywords: Learning Motivation, Student Perceptions of Teacher-Student Interaction, Emotional Intelligence.
Overview: Wavelet Transform Along With SPIHT Algorithm for Image Compression

Image compression is one of the important technologies in multimedia communications, that has been much attention in the past decades, where the two techniques Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT) and Set-Partitioning In Hierarchical Trees (SPIHT) have great influence on its performance.Due to the properties of fast computation, low memory requirement, adaptive Lifting DWT has been adopted as a new technique for still image compression.Furthermore, the traditional DWT and SPIHT have the drawback of long bits output and time consuming.In this paper we produce a new technique named adaptive Lifting DWT.An Adaptive Lifting DWT that locally adapts the filtering directions to image content based on directional lifting.This technique using the new algorithm that detects all the blocks in a given image to decide whether the block is homogenous or heterogeneous block.For homogeneous block, the simple Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT) is used.And for the heterogeneous block Lifting Wavelet Transform is used.In this technique image quality is measured objectively, using peak signal noise ratio or picture quality scale, and subjectively, using perceived image quality.
Utterance Intent Classification for Spoken Dialogue System with Data-Driven Untying of Recursive Autoencoders

Data-driven untying of a recursive autoencoder (RAE) is proposed for utterance intent classification for spoken dialogue systems. Although an RAE expresses a nonlinear operation on two neighboring child nodes in a parse tree in the application of spoken language understanding (SLU) of spoken dialogue systems, the nonlinear operation is considered to be intrinsically different depending on the types of child nodes. To reduce the gap between the single nonlinear operation of an RAE and intrinsically different operations depending on the node types, a data-driven untying of autoencoders using part-of-speech (PoS) tags at leaf nodes is proposed. When using the proposed method, the experimental results on two corpora: ATIS English data set and Japanese data set of a smartphone-based spoken dialogue system showed improved accuracies compared to when using the tied RAE, as well as a reasonable difference in untying between two languages.
The Ultimate 2019 WP Engine vs Flywheel Review

If you are a web designer, developer, or an agency, one of the parameters that defines the efficiency of your services is your web hosting provider. However, picking a reliable hosting service in the crowded marketplace is never easy. Two of the top hosting providers in the market today are Flywheel and WP Engine. Instead of using the typical dedicated, virtual, and shared server configurations, Flywheel and WP Engine structure their services based on user needs. Though the ranking of their services is really close, picking the ideal option is still an uphill task. But you need not worry about that anymore, because I’ve done the legwork for you!
IMPLEMENTATION OF FOUR BASIC PHYSICAL LAWS IN THE ADVENTURE GAME "ESCAPE LAND"

There is no doubt that games are a big part of the technology that is experiencing rapid development. Many people think that games are only entertainment in their spare time, but during the development of technology, games are also included in the category of learning media. Games are often used as simulation media in large companies and developing companies, not only on a company scale but in education they can also use games as an alternative media for limited learning facilities, as well as tools and materials owned by these educational institutions. In this study, the author will try to make a game that functions not only as an entertainment medium but also as learning for all people, especially students in the field of science to improve skills in the field of physics. The game that the author wants to make, elements in the game are not fixated by learning like in class in general, but the author provides a challenge in the game in the form of exciting adventures so that the game players consciously or unconsciously can learn the physics of the science-packed in the game.
Kreitzberg Library: Integrate Online Library Resources into NUoodle: ScienceDirect

Learn how to create accessible links to licensed electronic resources. Creating permalinks by DOI in Science Direct
Metode Jolly Phonics sebagai Metode Membaca Permulaan Siswa Kelas I Sekolah Dasar

&lt;div align="center"&gt;&lt;table width="645" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"&gt;&lt;tbody&gt;&lt;tr&gt;&lt;td valign="top" width="439"&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Abstract:&lt;/strong&gt; The purpose of this study was to determine the effectiveness of the jolly phonics method as a method of reading the beginning readers. The research design uses descriptive qualitative data collection techniques of interviews, observation, documentation studies and literature studies. The findings show that the jolly phonics method is able to overcome reading difficulties with students' learning styles that tend to use the basic language skills and phonics approach through the stages of reading (1) learning the letter sound, (2) learning the letter formation, (3) blending, and (4) identifying the sound in words.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p class="Abstract"&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Abstrak:&lt;/strong&gt; Tujuan penelitian ini yaitu untuk mengetahui efektivitas metode membaca &lt;em&gt;Jolly Phonics&lt;/em&gt; sebagai metode membaca permulaan siswa kelas I SD. Desain penelitian menggunakan deskriptif kualitatif dengan teknik pengumpulan data wawancara, observasi, studi dokumentasi, dan studi literatur. Temuan menunjukkan bahwa metode &lt;em&gt;Jolly Phonics&lt;/em&gt; mampu mengatasi kesulitan membaca dengan gaya belajar siswa yang cenderung menggunakan pendekatan bahasa &lt;em&gt;basic skill and phonics&lt;/em&gt; melalui tahapan membaca (1) bunyi huruf, (2) menulis bentuk huruf, (3) memadukan, dan (4) bunyi terhadap bentuk huruf.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/td&gt;&lt;/tr&gt;&lt;/tbody&gt;&lt;/table&gt;&lt;/div&gt;
Robot Action Space of Tractable Subsumption Architecture

Abstract—In this article, a new hybrid feedback system is introduced, which integrates the behavior- based planning by reactive agent-based control scheme through subsumption architecture. At first, subsumption protocol studies the interactions of robot with its environment which cover problems including translating of agent action into an outcome, interactions with the environment, and cooperative actions. Second considers deliberative behavior given the prevailing protocol. It determines the best and quickest response for each agent and tunes the actions based on an objective function obtained by a leader agent. More specifically, tasks are arranged as a hierarchy, where the high-level task is obstacle avoidance. Conflicting lower level tasks are removed by the leader agent decisions. Indeed, the leader agent can adjust the priority of all action to provide an optimal behavior. In other words, our new agent-based method optimizes the subsumption architecture by producing an approximating objective function that made not only behaviors but also optimization done in incremental procedure. We also define an emergency avoidance factor that made higher speed still stable and better interaction of robot in the presence of obstacles. For obstacles avoidance, the leader agent projects a plane to investigate the space ahead and continues. Finally, the leader agent makes a basic stand by task sharing behaviors in decentralized manner using subsumption architecture to draw an optimal path. Simulation results show that although the proposed apporach has little knowledge about the unexpected and adhoc situation in the robot’s environment, it is able to provide suitable performance.
E-Resource Info Sharing: Open Access

This presentation was part of an E-Resource Information Sharing series presented by Collection Services staff at UMD University Libraries. This presentation focused on defining Open Access, exploring different funding models of Open Access, and discussing UMD's initiatives to promote Open Access.
Pfeiffer Library: Drafting: Library Materials

Tutorial discussing tips for drafting essays. Library resources to help you draft better essays.
Smartphone Sensor with App Data for Enhancing the Security of Secret Questions

At present with increasing popularity of online shopping Debit or Credit card fraud. Personal information security is major concerns for customers, merchants and banks specifically in the case of Card Not Present. Many web applications provide secondary authentication methods i.e., secret questions (or password recovery questions), to reset the account password when a user’s login fails. Today’s prevalence of smart phones has granted us new opportunities to observe and understand how the personal data collected by smart phone sensors and apps can help create personalized secret questions without violating the users’ privacy concerns. We also provide a secure system for barcode-based visible light communication for online payment system using image stenography methodology. We present a Secret-Question based Authentication system, called “Secret- QA” that creates a set of secret questions on the basis of people’s smart phone usage. We develop a prototype on Android smart phones, and evaluate the security of the secret questions by asking the acquaintance/stranger who participate in our user study to guess the answers with and without the help of online tools meanwhile we observe the questions reliability by asking participants to answer their own questions.
Special Issue on Integrated Program for Next Generation Volcano Research and Human Resource Development

The phreatic eruption of the Ontake volcano in 2014 reminded us that even moderately active volcanoes, most of which are tourist attractions in Japan, can sometimes exhibit unpredictable and hazardous behaviors, taking away the lives of those who do not fully recognize their threat. With this adding momentum, the Japanese people want volcanology and its applications to be developed to further improve the precision of volcanic eruption alerts. To meet this expectation, a comprehensive program, the “Integrated program for next-generation volcano research and human resource development,” sponsored by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, was started in November 2016 on a 10-years plan. The most stunning aspect of this program is the integration of (1) a research project and (2) a human resource development program to mitigate volcanic disasters in Japan from long-term point of view. Both of these are collaboratively supported by many researchers from almost all Japanese universities and national institutions related to volcanology. This special issue compiles several topics in this research project to demonstrate its present stage of development and to indicate its anticipated future destination. The target of the research project is to develop, using multi-disciplinary scientific methods, new ways of evaluating volcanic hazards. Specifically, four research groups jointly (A) construct a data archive and exchange system connecting all Japanese volcanologists, (B) develop new geophysical and geochemical observation techniques and methods of analyzing data, (C) evolve methods of predicting volcanic eruptions based on eruption history from precise geological survey and numerical simulations, and (D) propose the provision of technologies for volcanic disasters. We hope that this program will greatly help to mitigate volcanic disasters in Japan, and we will strive to realize this through the research project.