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National security and privacy: 'Going dark': The unprecedented government measures to access encrypted data

The Telecommunications and Other Legislation Amendment (Assistance and Access) Bill 2018 was introduced to Parliament by the Minister for Home Affairs on 20 September 2018, sparking enormous national interest. The Attorney-General subsequently referred the Bill to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security ('PJCIS') for inquiry and report. The Inquiry received submissions from the Law Society of NSW, the Law Council of Australia, a large number of other commercial and private legal institutions, carrier industry providers, government, NGOs and law enforcement and security agencies.
Language Proficiency among Higher Secondary Students with Respect to Psychological Factors

Language differentiates the person from other living creature. Especially the English language universally connects the people with no bias. In this study language proficiency measured with reading and writing skills. The both skills are compliments each other. The psychological factor refers to the scores obtained by the eleventh standard students in the multidimensional personality inventory. Psychological factors affect the language skills of the person. The domains namely cognitive and affective influence the language skills of the learner. In this study the researcher used the English language proficiency test by K.S. Misra and Ruchi Dubey, for reading and writing skills. For assessing the psychological factors, Multi-dimensional personality inventory by Agarawal (1986) was used. The statistical calculation inferred that self-concept and temperamental traits of psychological factors show difference in reading and writing skills, while other psychological factors namely: social participation, dependency, adjustment doesn't influence the reading and writing skills of the students.
Exploration behavior of group-in-a-box layouts

To improve visualization, it is necessary to optimize the design by analyzing the behavior of users as well as improving the evaluation index of the computational experiment and the task performance (e.g., the correct answer rate and completion time) in the user experiment. Although various studies have investigated the influence of user behavior on the evaluation of visualization, majority of these studies focused on simple visualization tasks. A simple task does not indicate a simple visualization comprising a few visualization elements but a task in which the information obtained from visualization is the only clue for completing the task. However, a few studies have targeted complicated tasks in which multiple information obtained from visualization is considered to be a clue for completing the task regardless of the number of elements that are contained in the visualization. Therefore, in this study, we investigated the behavior of the participants who have performed complicated tasks. We selected two types of group-in-a-box (GIB) layouts, which can be considered to be a complicated visualization method, as the target of the user experiment. In the user experiment, participants were asked to perform an exploration task specific to GIB layouts; which group has the maximum number of intra-edges? We also collected the eye-tracking data in addition to task performance. The results showed that the correct answer rate is considerably affected by the visualization factor; whether the correct answer, the box with maximum number of intra-edges, is the box with the largest area. Furthermore, an analysis of the collected eye-tracking data revealed that this visualization factor affected the exploration behavior of the participants; however, it did not affect the location at which the participants were focused on. The obtained results indicated that the visualization elements that were not considered by the visualization designer can influence the task of extracting information from the data. Therefore, designers have to configure the visualization by considering the visual cognitive behavior of the users.
The Need For The Internet Of Life A Cloud-Enabled Architecture For Healthcare Stakeholders

Richardson (2006) defined ED crowding as patient occupancy at, or greater than, the 75th percentile for a given time period. the day into six 4-hour intervals. For for the ED was calculated. If the ED was over 75% occupied, it was considered crowded for the corresponding time interval. Other researchers have based their conceptual definition on the Crowding Resources Task Force of 2002 which states that crowding is a “situation in which the identified need for emergency services outstrips available resources in the ED”.2 According to the Task Force, this situation occurs when the number of ED patients outnumbers the st period.
PENINGKATAN KONSEP BERHITUNG ANAK MELALUI METODE PEMBERIAN TUGAS DI KELOMPOK B PADA TK AISYIYAH BUSTANUL ATHFAL 3 KECAMATAN SAMARINDA ULU TAHUN PEMBELAJARAN 2017 / 2018

It is important to start learning mathematic with concept of calculation naturally through playing. So that, the young learners are able to find examine and explain the mathematic concept throught their daily activities. The researcher conducted a classroom action research in group B at AisyiyahBustanulAthfal 3 Kindergarten to improve student’ ability in understanding concept of calculation through task-based learning method. The researcher applied two cycles with four stages; planning; implementation, observation and reflection. Seventeen students were also involved as the research subject. To collect the data, the researcher employed observation sheet and student activity sheet. The data was analyzed through the increasing average score. It can be proved from the first cycle, students’ ability developed very well at 32%, developed as expected at 58,5%, and started to developed at 30,28%. Meanwhile, in the second cycle, 53,8% students developed very well, 32,3% developed as expected and 15% started to developed. Based on the calculation of percentages in cycle 1 and 2, the average percentage in cycle 1 was 35,1% and cycle 2 was 83,7%. In brief, the task-based learning has effectively increased students’ ability in understanding concept of calculation with learning topic “myself” and improved student’ learning activities.
ORGANIZATION OF SUMMER PRACTICE IN BIOLOGY AT EDUCATIONAL-EXPERIMENTAL PLOTS IN CONTEMPORARY CONDITIONS

Problem and goal. The article formulates and analyzes the problem of summer practice in biology organization in the conditions of implementing the Federal State Educational Standards of General Education. The purpose of the article is to identify and substantiate the features of the summer practice in biology organization, taking into account the current state of school educational and experimental plots. The research methodology consists in the study of legal documents in the field of general education, retrospective analysis of the problem, analysis and generalization of research works of domestic and foreign scientists, advanced experience of teaching biology to students in pedagogical areas of training. Results. The authors determined modern problems of the school educational-experimental plots functioning. Six stages of formation and development of school plots in Russia were revealed. The organization of work on school educational and experimental plots of several schools of the Novosibirsk region was analyzed and generalized. The description of the authors’ program of summer practice in biology in the 6th grade is given. Some examples of the forms of activities within the summer practice were given. The characteristic of carrying out practice in small school was given. Conclusion. The organization of summer practice in the school educational and experimental area presented in the article contributes to the solution of a number of educational and experimental tasks in the conditions of implementing the Federal State Educational Standards of General Education. The descriptions of forms and methods of work on the organization of summer practice can be useful not only for teachers of biology, but also for teachers of additional education, students of pedagogical specialization in training.
Solar tracking system with automatic panel cooling mechanism for efficient power generation

Energy crisis is the most important issue in today’s world. Conventional energy resources are not only limited but also the prime culprit for environmental pollution. Renewable energy resources are getting priorities in the whole world to lessen the dependency on conventional resources. Solar energy is rapidly gaining the focus as an important means of expanding renewable energy uses. Solar cells those convert sun’s energy into electrical energy are costly and inefficient. Different mechanisms are applied to increase the efficiency of the solar cell to reduce the cost. Solar tracking system is the most appropriate technology to enhance the efficiency of the solar cells by tracking the sun. A microcontroller based design methodology of an automatic solar tracker is presented in this paper. Light dependent resistors are used as the sensors of the solar tracker. The designed tracker has precise control mechanism which will provide three ways of controlling system. A small prototype of solar tracking system is also constructed to implement the design methodology presented here. Compared for various combinations. From the results it could be depicted that tracking with only reflection and only cooling give higher power than tracking without reflection or cooling; but while tracking with reflection plus cooling the power increase is much more than any other combination.
Women in Logic 2018 workshop report

Women in Logic 2018, WiL2018, took place on July 8th 2018 in Oxford, as a workshop of the 33rd annual ACM/IEEE Symposium on Logic in Computer Science (LICS), part of the Federated Logic Conference 2018 (FLoC). It built on the success of the first such event, held in in Reykjavik, Iceland, in 2017, again in association with LICS.
Strategies for the Exploration of Agribusiness Policies and Initiatives for Poverty Reduction in Nigeria

Agribusiness innovation has contributed to the economic development and industrial capabilities of many countries thereby reducing poverty. However, the potentiality of agriculture in Nigeria has yielded little output due to political and institutional challenges. The cardinal objective of this study is to explore the agribusiness policies and initiatives as a strategy to mitigate poverty in the Nigerian context. Hence, the study employed qualitative research design and collected data from fifteen informants on the strategies to reduce poverty in the study area. Accordingly, findings from the survey indicated that the National, state, Non-governmental organizations, private firms were the main activities applied in pushing agribusiness. Conversely, poor political will, financial constraints, scarcity of agro-allied industries, marketing difficulties, low awareness and enlightenment among the farmers were observed as the major challenges of agribusiness initiatives in Bauchi state. Yet, the results revealed that agricultural revenue, food security, employment opportunities, the involvement of public, private and the NGOs in agribusiness shall accelerate the production of animals and crops. Therefore, the study proposed for steady political commitment from the government through expansion of capital resources in addition to public and private collaboration in agribusiness. The improvement of infrastructural facilities in the state, establishment of marketing boards, and mechanized farming.
Leveraging NLP and Social Network Analytic Techniques to Detect Censored Keywords: System Design and Experiments

Internet regulation in the form of online censorship and Internet shutdowns have been increasing over recent years.This paper presents a natural language processing (NLP) application for performing cross country probing that conceals the exact location of the originating request.A detailed discussion of the application aims to stimulate further investigation into new methods for measuring and quantifying Internet censorship practices around the world.In addition, results from two experiments involving search engine queries of banned keywords demonstrates censorship practices vary across different search engines.These results suggest opportunities for developing circumvention technologies that enable open and free access to information.
Detecting Fraud Reviews of Apps Using Sentiment Analysis

International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering (A UGC Approved and indexed with DOI, ICI and Approved, DPI Digital Library) is one of the leading and growing open access, peer-reviewed, monthly, and scientific research journal for scientists, engineers, research scholars, and academicians, which gains a foothold in Asia and opens to the world, aims to publish original, theoretical and practical advances in Computer Science,Information Technology, Engineering (Software, Mechanical, Civil, Electronics & Electrical), and all interdisciplinary streams of Computing Sciences. It intends to disseminate original, scientific, theoretical or applied research in the field of Computer Sciences and allied fields. It provides a platform for publishing results and research with a strong empirical component. It aims to bridge the significant gap between research and practice by promoting the publication of original, novel, industry-relevant research.
Error and Communication Strategies Employed by Souvenirs’ Sellers at Sukarara Village

A speaker needs strategy in communication especially when they are making error in order to make the interlocutor understand and receive the message clearly. This study aims to discover (1) The error made by souvenir’s sellers in communicating with foreign visitors at Sukarara village, (2) factor caused the error, and (3) strategies employed by the souvenir’s sellers in encountering their problem in communication. This study used descriptive qualitative as its research design. Recording, observation, and interview were the techniques to collect the data. There were three sellers at Sukarara village that come from three different art shop as the sample of this study. The result of the study showed that (1) there are three kind of errors occurred in the conversation those were grammatical error, lexical error and contextual error, (2) factors that caused the error were seller’s lack of English vocabulary, seller’s lack of culture diversity, and Seller’s educational background, (3) the strategies employed by the sellers included code switching, body language, message abandonment and circumlocution.
Atributos da encontrabilidade e princípios da usabilidade da informação na web: estudo sobre a percepção dos profissionais de Search Engine Optimization

It presents the research results developed together with search engine optimization (SEO) professionals, on an evaluation of the attributes of Information Findability (IF) and the principles of Information Usability (IU). The objective of the study is to understand the level of knowledge and application of these principles and attributes by these professionals. In order to achieve this objective, a bibliographic research was carried out on Information Retrieval, Information Findability, Information Usability, Information Representation and SEO, followed by an empirical study with two companies that provide site optimization services. The quantitative-qualitative analysis carried out on the data revealed, among other findings, the partial knowledge of SEO professionals in relation to the principles and attributes that permeate the usability and the findability of the information, leading to the application of some principles and attributes to the detriment of others.
Implementation of Health Monitoring System Internet of Things

The Internet of Things is an growing topic of technical, social, and economic significance.IOT involves in various departments like Medical industries, Automobile industries, Manufacturing industries, and etc.Now a day's utility components everyday objects are being combined with Internet connectivity and powerful data analytic capabilities that promise to transform the way of life style.In this project a for comma patient a Dynamic Service Non Dependency Verification has been implemented using IOT.The first process of this project initiate with hardware interface.And we propose a heterogeneous IOT scheme to secure communication between a sensor node and an Internet host.We prove that this scheme is indistinguishable against various conditions.This project has the following advantages.First, it achieves confidentiality, integrity and authentication in a logical single step.Second, it allows a sensor node in an identity-based Enhanced data transfer to send a message to an Internet host in a public key infrastructure method.
HUBUNGAN ANTARA PENGETAHUAN GIZI DAN MOTIVASI BELAJAR DENGAN KREATIVITAS SISWA DALAM MENGOLAH MAKANAN

// Â The objective of the research is to study correlation between knowledge of nutrition and learning motivation with student creativity in a food process. The research carried out at Public Senior Vocational School (SMKN) in Jakarta, with 90 respondents selected by using cluster random sampling. The research concludes that there are positive correlation between knowledge of nutrition with student creativity in a food process, with ry1 = .728 and 1 499.4316.91Ë† XY ï€«ï€½ , and there is a positive correlation between learning motivation withÂ student creativity in a food process, with ry2 =.863Â and Y Ë† =25.021+ 1.516X2. Furthermore, there is a positive correlation between those two independent variables with student creativity in a food process, with Ry.12 = .971 and =5.354+1.559X1+ 1.543X2.// //
The Reform of English Reading Course in Application-oriented Talent Training Mode

The need of the society for English application-oriented talents has led to the corresponding reform measures of education in education concept, training target and subject orientation. This paper focuses on importance, necessity and realization approaches of English reading curriculum reform in the mode of application-oriented personnel training.
IDEA OF IMPLEMENTATION COMMUNICATIVE APPROACH (SUPPORTED BY 3Ps METHOD) IN UKRAINIAN STUDENT LANGUAGE TRAINING

The modern world is turning into a unified society and learning of foreign languages may help Ukrainian students enter both scientific and professional international life, facing fewer obstacles.Obviously, the language learning process should be brought in line with the latest approved standards.In order to achieve the set goals, educational methods should be reinforced by the help of contemporary methodological ideas and tools.The article develops necessity to use innovative trends in teaching English, so that students' speaking skills are being improved whilst the desire of conveying the personal point of view is being actively encouraged.
analysis and design of academic information systems at SMAS Al-Multazam Mojokerto

The institution of SMAS Al-Multazam Mojokerto is an educational institution located in Islamic Education Foundation naunagan Al-Multazam housed in Kepuhanyar Highway No. 24 subdistrict of Mojokerto Mojoanyar. SMAS Al-Multazam in improving service quality of academic, SMAS Al-Multazam issued policies do the migration from manual process becomes a process of tersistem with good match from one of Al-Multazam SMAS mission. The issues facing the SMAS Al-Multazam currently include first, the determination of class time takes a long time because it takes seven days to correct the problem with the entry value. Second, in doing scheduling subjects, often happens to crash on a schedule created. Third, the hardcopy form presence form the crash prone, missing data, error and need a recap of additional fees for doubling documents presensi form. Fourthly, the assessment process be longer when the eleventh semester activities will be performed. Based on some of the problems above, Al-Multazam SMAS requires the presence of the analysis and the design of the academic information system that can do the process of determining the class presensi, data storage, scheduling subjects and calculation value as well as making the report. Academic information system design is done using the stages of the SDLC waterfall method. Analysis and design of information systems academic at Al-Multazam SMAS will produce the document specification of Software Requirements (SKPL) and document design and software architecture (DAPL). The document can be used as the basis for the development of academic information systems.
Explaining AI Fairly (Well).

Explainable AI (XAI) has started experiencing explosive growth, echoing the explosive growth that has preceded it of AI becoming used for practical purposes that impact the general public. This spread of AI into the world outside of research labs brings with it pressures and requirements that many of us have perhaps not thought about deeply enough. In this keynote address, I will explain why I think we have a very long way to go. One way to characterize our current state is that we're doing well, doing some explaining of some things. In a sense, this is reasonable: the XAI field is young, and still finding its way. However, moving forward demands progress in (at least) three areas. (1) How we go about XAI research: Explainable AI cannot succeed if the only research foundations brought to bear on it are AI foundations. Likewise, it cannot succeed if the only foundations used are from psychology, education, etc. Thus, a challenge for our emerging field is how to conduct XAI research in a truly effective multi-disciplinary fashion, that is based on an integration of foundations behind what we can make AI algorithms do, with solid, well-founded principles of explaining the complex ideas behind the algorithms to real people. Fortunately, a few researchers have started to build such foundations. (2) What we can succeed at explaining: So far, we as a field are doing a certain amount of cherry picking as to what we explain. We tend to choose what to explain by what we can figure out how to explain---but we are leaving too much out. One urgent case in point is the societal and legal need to explain fairness properties of AI systems. The above challenges are important, but the field is already becoming aware of them. Thus, this keynote will focus mostly on the third challenge, namely: (3) Who we can explain to. Who are the people we've even tried to explain AI to, so far? What are the societal implications of who we explain to well and who we do not? Our field has not even begun to consider this question. In this keynote I'll discuss why we have to explain to populations to whom we've given little thought---diverse people in many dimensions, including gender diversity, cognitive diversity, and age diversity. Addressing all of these challenges is necessary before we can claim to explain AI fairly and well.