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STUDENTS ATTENDANCE SYSTEM USING QR CODE

In today's technologically advanced world, mobile phones are becoming more popular for users of any age than desktop or laptop computers. Knowing that smartphones are very popular among young people in the 20's, so using smartphones to expedite the process of taking attendance by university educators will save time on learning and teaching as well as enhancing higher education processes. This project aimed to speed up the process of taking attendance by university instructors would save lecturing time and hence enhance the educational process. This paper proposes a QR code website system, which will be displayed in front of using smartboarddisplays, laptops or smartphones belonging to instructors for current students or at the beginning of each lecture. Therefore, students should be required to connect their smartphones with an Internet connection provided. Next, they can scan the code to confirm their presence. This paper describes the high-level implementation details of the proposed system. It also discusses how the system verifies the identity of the student to remove the fake registration and prevent fraud attendance. This attendance management system had been configured with three main modules which are website system, a server system and also database system. The final analysis of the project shows that this AttendItYourself project can offer the same features that other existing projects do and even better due to extra features. Also, the testing shows that the security of the database and system server is ensured, and the connection with the user running smoothly. The overall analysis concluded that the AttendItYourself project can be as efficient as a commercialized attendance management system in the market with a lower cost than the others.
A Study on the Directions of Improving the Academic Writing - Focus on Analyzing the Graph -

The purpose of this study is to examine the graph analysis data of foreign students, to search for errors, and to find guidelines for improving their writing skills. As a result of analyzing the problems in 125 articles written by 89 learners, learners had difficulties both in terms of understanding facts and production (fact-description and opinion-writing). In order to solve these problems and improve the ability of analyzing graphs in foreign students, first, the ‘understanding → production‘ process is necessary. Second, genre recognition for academic writing and thirdly, education for formulaic expression is critically needed. Fourth, the practice of graph analysis needs to be presented as a learner-centered approach. Fifthly, students should be taught how to enhance their ability to select and describe various kinds of graphs that match the nature of data.
SURFACE HARDNESS EVALUATION OF BULK-FILL COMPOSITE RESIN AFTER IMMERSION IN PROBIOTIC DRINKS AND CARBONATED DRINKS

Background: Probiotic drinks and carbonated drinks can affect the surface hardness of bulk-fill composite resin due to its acidic property. The acid may interfere with matrix and filler bonding in composite resin and will result in the dissolution of resin matrix and the decrease in hardness value of bulk-fill composite resin surface. Objective: The purpose of this study was to analyze the differences in bulk-fill composite resin surface hardness after the submergence in probiotic drinks and carbonated drinks. Methods: This study used pure laboratory experimental method (true experimental) with a post-test only and control group design. One Way ANOVA test followed by the Bonferroni Post Hoc test was performed to analyze the significance from each treatment. A total of 27 samples was divided into 3 groups, namely group 1 of bulk-fill composite resin soaked in probiotic drinks, group 2 soaked in carbonated drinks and group 3 soaked in sterile distilled water. The measurement of sample surface hardness was using Vickers Microhardness Tester. Results: The average value of surface hardness in group 1 was 61.41 Kg / mm 2 , group 2 was 57.62 Kg / mm 2 and group 3 was 65.85 Kg / mm 2 . The results of One Way ANOVA parametric test obtained p = 0,000 (p <0.05) and continued with Bonferroni Post Hoc test which showed significant differences between each group (p<0.05). Conclusion: There is a lower effect of bulk-fill composite resin submergence in probiotic drinks on surface hardness than those immersed in carbonated drinks.
대학 기관 한국어 교재의 종적 분석 연구 -연세대학교 한국어학당의 사례를 중심으로-

The purpose of the study is to examine changes in the textbooks used in the Korean Language Institute at Yonsei University, the nation''s first Korean language institute, by analyzing major textbooks used since 1959. Yonsei University''s Korean Language Institute was founded in 1959 and is the first Korean language education institution to be run by Koreans, unlike Korean language education led by missionaries earlier. In this paper, the main textbooks of the Korean Language Institute were analyzed longitudinally, which is meaningful in terms of educational history, and looked at the changes in the content and teaching methods that appeared in the textbooks. The procedure of this study was first to conduct a literature study and then to collect the materials used since 1959. The analysis criteria were then set up based on the preceding research and the analysis was performed to produce the results. The analysis revealed that the main textbooks used so far have been divided into five periods, with the characteristics of the external and internal components of the textbooks and the approaches applied to the development of the textbooks. These findings could be used as a basis for the Korean teaching materials research field in terms of future development or analysis and evaluation of teaching materials.(Yonsei University)
Updating Place Names in the Name Authority File to Reflect Political Realities: The Cases of Crimea, Taiwan, and Myanmar

There are certain place names in the name authority file that cause difficulties because their established forms do not reflect political realities. Names of jurisdictions are established on the basis of Resource Description & Access and the LC-PCC policy statements. The difficulties stem in part from the policy of the Library of Congress, as a U.S. government agency, to adhere to the decisions of the U.S. Board on Geographic Names, but also from a misunderstanding of the role of that board. The cases of Crimea, Taiwan, and Myanmar are examined. Recommendations are made for changes to the access points.
PERANGKAT LUNAK PENGARSIPAN SURAT MENYURAT BERBASIS WEB DALAM UPAYA MENINGKATKAN PELAYANAN ADMINSTRASI

Correspondence is very important in managing an organization. With correspondence, the administrative process of an organization will be neater making, so that it is expected that all records can be arranged properly. This study aims to provide a computer-based letter management system consisting of the process of managing bid letters, payment letters and contract letters and making report management letters more efficiently and effectively. The system development method used is the Web Engineering. Design tools using UML (Unified Modelling Language)-Based Web Engineering (UWE). This software was built using VB.Net. The benefit of this research is to increase an understanding and insight in the world of work that computer science will facilitate work in a company from any matter, for example, one example letter making and archiving
Accounting for Cryptocurrencies - A Nightmare for Accountants

Cryptocurrencies are a phenomenon which has appeared more and more during the last years and is widely used by both individuals and entities. Their technological features have intrigued many, resul ...
A Comparative Study of the Effect of Features on Neural Networks within Computer-Aided Diagnosis of Alzheimer's Disease

Alzheimer’s disease is a neurodegenerative disease that affects approximately 6% of the global population aged over 65 and is forecasted to become even more prevalent in the future. Accurately diag ...
다중지능 기반 이야기 활용 영어 수업이 초등 학습부진학생의 읽기 및 학습태도에 미치는 효과

The study aims to examine whether teaching English through multiple intelligences can suggest one of the solutions for underachievers to facilitate their English learning and restore their learning attitudes. To explore this, the study investigated two research questions: (a) What are the effects of English instruction using multiple intelligences and stories on underachievers’ reading abilities? and (b) How English instruction using multiple intelligences and stories influences on their learning attitudes? The participants of the study were seven fifth-grade underachievers in one elementary school in Seoul. They were first tested what their strong intelligences are and engaged in customized activities based on their multiple intelligences test results during the experiment English classes. The data collected include the read-aloud test, the reading comprehension test, the affective test, students’ learning log and the interview of students and teachers, and these were analyzed both quantitatively and qualitatively. The results of the study showed that English instruction using multiple intelligences and stories had statistical significance in increasing underachievers’ reading abilities and changing their learning attitudes positively. This study is valuable in that it strongly calls for the need to consider multiple intelligences and provide customized activities for underachievers to facilitate their English learning and restore their learning attitudes.
Research Guides: Research Tools for Graduate Students Workshop Series: Frequent Questions

This guide provides information and registration links for the University Libraries' workshop series for graduate students.
LibGuides: Library Staff Development: Library Teams

Highlighting development opportunities for library staff and news and views in UK Libraries and HE
Analisis Kesalahan Bidang Sintaksis Pada Karangan Deskripsi Siswa Kelas VII di SMP Muhammadiyah 5 Surakarta Tahun Ajaran 2018/2019

The objectives of this study are: (1) Describe the use of redundant forms in the description of class VII Muhammadiyah Middle school 5 Surakarta. (2) Describe the form of other syntactic field errors and their causes. The data in this study are words, phrases, and sentences that contain syntactic field errors. The sources of this research data is the result of a description of students of Surakarta Muhammadiyah Middle School 5, and the results of observations and interviews. Data collection uses the refer and note method. The method of data analysis uses the Agih method. In this study found redundant form errors, improper use of diction, and ambiguous words. The causal factors in the field of syntax are influenced by languages that are first studied, lack of understanding of language usage, inappropriate use of non-standard words, environmental influences.
An Analysis Of English-Indonesian Translation Methods In Products’ Label

The aims of this study is to identify the translation methods and translation equivalences used in English-Indonesian translation of products’ label especially cosmetics and toiletries. This study is a qualitative descriptive study which took the data in the form of sentences including description of content, direction, and caution from cosmetics and toiletries product label from several brands such as Unilever, Protect and Gamble, The Guardian, L’oreal Paris and Johnson and Johnson by using purposive sampling method. In analyzing data, researcher used the theory of translation methods by Newrmark (1988) and the translation equivalence by Nida and Taber (1982). The results of this study indicate that there are seven types of translation methods found in a total of 150 sentences in English - Indonesian that are used in translating text on product labels. The result shows that semantic method is the most frequently used by 38 items or 25,3%, followed by free translation (33 items / 22%), communicative translation (30 items / 20%), literal translation (22 items / 14.7%), faithful translation (17 items / 14.7%), word translation (9 items / 6%) and the last is idiomatic translation (1 item / 0.7%). This study also found 109 (72.7%) sentences translated using dynamic equivalence, and 41 (27.3) sentences translated using formal equivalence.
A Descriptive Study on The Problems Faced By Teacher in Teaching Speaking to The Seventh Grade Students of SMP Negeri 2 Simo in 2017/2018 Academic Year

This purpose of this study is aimed at (1)describe the problem faced by teacher in teaching speaking to the seventh grade student of SMPN 2 Simo. (2) how does the teacher overcome the problems in teaching speaking. This study is descriptive qualitative research. The subjects of this study were 2 English teacher in the seventh grade students in SMPN 2 Simo. The data in this study were interview English teacher when learning English in the class. The results of this study show the teachers problem in teaching speaking. Those problems are different ability and age, native language or mother tongue, sudents had no motivation to learning English and students have nothing to say. In solving the problems, teacher had done many strategies such as: (1)the teacher should select the appropriate topic or material that might be cover all students’ ability, (2)The teacher should give motivation to the students and give support to the students (3)The teacher asks the students to master vocabulary, (4) The teacher can create activities that make students feel enjoy themselves in the class.
New Discriminant Functions and Geochemistry of the Mamfe Cretaceous Formations (South West Cameroon)

Major and trace element geochemistry have been used to unravel the tectonic setting, source rock composition, and depositional environment of sedimentary rocks in the Mamfe formation. Field studies reveal both sub tabular and tabular outcrops indicating a post tectonic sedimentary activity for the subtabualar outcrops. Major element geochemistry reveals a moderate to high proportion (50-75wt %) of silica for the analyzed samples. New discriminant diagrams constructed for usage of adjusted major elements shows samples plotting on collision, arc and rift. Another discriminant plot for adjusted major element combined with trace elements shows samples plotting on active and passive tectonic setting.  Ratios of highly immobile trace elements such as Cr/Th, Th/Sc, Th/Co, and La/Sc conclude a felsic source rock for the studied rocks of the Mamfe formation. Trace elements ratios for redox conditions and marine-continental discrimination such as Ni/Co, U/Th, V/Cr, Th/U, and Y/Ho show that the sedimentary rocks of the   formation were deposited in a shallow oxygenated continental fluvio-lacustrine environment.
Towards Ontology Engineering Based on Transformation of Conceptual Models and Spreadsheet Data: A Case Study

The ontology engineering is a complex and time-consuming process. In this regard, methods for automated formation of ontologies based on various information sources (e.g., databases, spreadsheets data, and text documents, etc.) are being actively developed. This paper presents a case study for the domain ontology engineering based on analysis and transformation of conceptual models and spreadsheet data. The analysis of conceptual models, which are serialized using XML, provides the opportunity to develop content ontology design patterns. The specific concepts for filling obtained ontology design patterns are resulted from the transformation of spreadsheet data in the CSV format. In this paper, we present statement of the problem and the approach for its solution. The illustrative example describes ontology engineering for the industrial safety inspection tasks.
A Study on Methodology of Cultural Education using K-MOOC - Focusing on Cultural Contents and Images -

The world is now in the era of the ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution’. In this new era, the paradigm of education is being transformed into smart education that transcends time and space between teaching and learning. MOOC (Massive Open Online Course), which is an open online education based on web services, is a representative example. Experience and acquirement of culture in addition to the way of education is also evolving from the character center to the utilization of multi symbol including characters and images such as TV, internet, smartphone. So how do we understand the 21st century Korean culture for today’s mobile generation communicating with society through multi-symbol? How do we interpret Korean cultural content in the digital age combined with characters, as well as voice, sound, and especially images? How will you educate the meaning of an image that fills the mobile world that is fast-growing from digital native to mobile native? This study was designed to suggest another methodology of cultural education using K-MOOC. For this purpose, concrete examples of cultural education methodology will be presented for the K-MOOC lecture "Cultural Contents Reading through Image".
Information Security Management: The Impacts of Organizational Commitment and Perceived Consequences of Security Breach on the Intention of Patients’ Information Security Violation

Background and Aim: Information security is a vital issue and nowadays, organizations all over the world have felt this fact. In the majority of the research conducted in this field, the role of human factor has been neglected and the past research has employed a technical approach to tackle this issue. The present article has been conducted with the aim of studying the impacts of personnel’s perceptions about the consequences of sensitive information disclosure and personnel’s organizational commitment on their intention to violate the information security. Materials and Methods: The sample for this research was composed of 118 physicians, working in education specialized hospitals in Isfahan, who were non-randomly surveyed by using the scale adapted from D’Arcy et al. for security policy, including 7 items and Allen and Meyer for organizational commitment, including 24 items. After confirming its validity by face validity, content validity and construct validity, and its reliability by Cronbach’s alpha and composite reliability, the hypotheses were examined by using partial least square technique, using SmartPLS. Findings: The results of this study illustrated that physicians’ perceptions toward organizational policies- which is an indication of certainty and severity of sanctions against unauthorized information disclosure has a negative impact on their intention to violate information security (P<0.001). Moreover, the results demonstrated that physicians’ perceptions about the impact of organizational commitment, consisting of affective commitment, normative commitment, and continuance commitment had no significant impact on their intention to violate information security. Ethical Considerations: Participation was voluntarily, participants’ oral consent was obtained and their identity confidentiality was also assured. Conclusion: Organizational policies in the sense of severity and certainty of the sanctions should be enhanced at the hospital and even ministry level and communicated with service providers in the health centers by using different tools. Cite this article as: Karimi Z, Peikari HR. Information Security Management: The Impacts of Organizational Commitment and Perceived Consequences of Security Breach on the Intention of Patients’ Information Security Violation. Med Ethics J 2019; 13(44): e4.
Volunteering for Havering Libraries

At Havering libraries, we will always welcome those who are willing to give up their precious time to help their local library service and give back to their community. Anyone above the age of 13 is welcome to apply to become a volunteer.
On Efficient Multilevel Clustering via Wasserstein Distances

We propose a novel approach to the problem of multilevel clustering, which aims to simultaneously partition data in each group and discover grouping patterns among groups in a potentially large hierarchically structured corpus of data. Our method involves a joint optimization formulation over several spaces of discrete probability measures, which are endowed with Wasserstein distance metrics. We propose several variants of this problem, which admit fast optimization algorithms, by exploiting the connection to the problem of finding Wasserstein barycenters. Consistency properties are established for the estimates of both local and global clusters. Finally, experimental results with both synthetic and real data are presented to demonstrate the flexibility and scalability of the proposed approach.
Authentic Cloud-biometric Signature Verification System for Healthcare Data Management

Nowadays, cloud computing is the fastest growing technology in the world in various fields such as engineering, games, healthcare and agriculture. Data maintenance is an important aspect in the healthcare management for diagnosing diseases and or further treatments. This study presents authentic cloud-biometric signature verification for healthcare management. Data security is the major issues in healthcare management. It is led to tax, bank, insurance and medical fraudulence. Therefore, the retrieval of medical data onto secured access is essential to improve the protection of healthcare services. Authentic cloud-biometric signature verification system for healthcare data management has been designed using neural network for data protection. The accuracy of data retrieval from cloud healthcare is measured using neural network. The neural network acquires biometric signature through biometric sensor processed with quality checker for effective authentication. This network also supports in terms of statistical learning of the clinical datasets. After various experiments, it is concluded that the proposed method provides faster results with higher sensitivity and specificity rate of 0.98 and 0.95, respectively. In comparison with other state of art methods, it is found that the cloud healthcare data security system attains better performance than the existing systems.
A Text-semiotic Analysis of Reading Subjects in Korean Textbooks.

This study aims to examine the reading subjects of Korean textbooks from the viewpoint of text-semiotics. In this study, we propose a two-step analysis procedure. The first step is to identify the characteristics of the communicators and to understand how the text is accepted by the communicators. Here, classroom situation, class situation, teacher and learner situations are analyzed. The second step is to analyze the text structure. In this step, the partial text is determined, and the communication function of the partial text is analyzed. Next, we will look at how language symbols and visual symbols are used, and how language symbols and visual symbols are related to each other. Finally, this paper analyzes the function of partial text in each class stage and attempts to understand what it means in teaching and learning. The advantages of text analysis using text-semiotics are as follows. First, the relationship between the language symbol and the visual symbol of the textbook can be grasped systematically. Second, textbooks can be analyzed in terms of ‘production’ and ‘acceptance’. Third, the problems of ‘input’ and ‘output’ in Korean textbooks can be grasped. Fourth, it can be judged whether the design of the textbook is appropriate.
Dynamic dataviz generated with R as an embed code

Rframe: a WordPress plugin to embed the HTML generated with R. How to embed within a post (or a page) a dynamic dataviz whose HTML code was generated ...