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Development of Dynamic Local Area Network (LAN) Based Mock Board Examination System

Purpose -Mock board exam is necessary to identify if the students are ready to take the board exam.However, preparing for the examination is not easy.It takes too much time to release the result, given that the College has limited personnel.Thus, the proponents developed the Dynamic Local Area Network (LAN) Based Mock Board Examination System that makes the preparation and checking easy.Method -The proponents followed the iterative waterfall model to develop the system efficiently.Some criteria of ISO 25010 were adopted in the evaluation instrument.Simultaneously, evaluators are composed of program chairperson, College of Computer Studies (CCS) faculty, board program students, and alumni.Results -The result of 4.91 in Functional Suitability, 4.87 in Performance Efficiency, 4.91 in Usability, 4.90 in Security, and 4.92 in Maintainability shows that the system is fully functional and is usable by any board program.Conclusion -The computer-based examination, implemented through LAN, can simplify administering personnel of MinSCAT mock board examination.The development of the "Dynamic LAN Based Mock Board Examination System" is a great help to the MinSCAT and their board program graduates if it is implemented.503 Recommendations -The system has hidden weaknesses that were only identified in actual operation.Thus, further testing is needed, like beta testing, to identify and correct it for better performance.After beta-testing, the system can be improved through iteration of the Waterfall Model phases.Research Implications -The developed system can improve the mock board examination process and ease preparing this significant examination.Moreover, it immediately provides a result that helps the examinees to identify their weaknesses and do a further review to master it.
Nonexistence results on generalized bent functions Zqm→Zq with odd m and q ≡ 2 ( mod 4)

Abstract Let p be an odd prime, let a be a positive integer, let m be an odd positive integer, and suppose that a generalized bent function from Z 2 p a m to Z 2 p a exists. We show that this implies m ≠ 1 , p ≤ 2 2 m + 2 m + 1 , and ord p ( 2 ) ≤ 2 m − 1 . We obtain further necessary conditions and prove that p = 7 if m = 3 and p ∈ { 7 , 23 , 31 , 73 , 89 } if m = 5 . Our results are based on new tools for the investigation of cyclotomic integers of prescribed complex modulus, including “minimal aliases” invariant under automorphisms, and bounds on the l 2 -norms of their coefficient vectors. These methods have further applications, for instance, to relative difference sets, circulant Butson matrices, and other kinds of bent functions.
Wind Simulation in Networked Games

Wind is a natural phenomenon that interacts with the majority of physical objects to some extent. Yet, in games this is often neglected. This is largely due to the complexity of the physics behind ...
An Approach Towards Action Recognition Using Part Based Hierarchical Fusion

The human body can be represented as an articulation of rigid and hinged joints which can be combined to form the parts of the body. Human actions can be thought of as a collective action of these parts. Hence, learning an effective spatio-temporal representation of the collective motion of these parts is key to action recognition. In this work, we propose an end-to-end pipeline for the task of human action recognition on video sequences using 2D joint trajectories estimated from a pose estimation framework. We use a Hierarchical Bidirectional Long Short Term Memory Network (HBLSTM) to model the spatio-temporal dependencies of the motion by fusing the pose based joint trajectories in a part based hierarchical fashion. To denote the effectiveness of our proposed approach, we compare its performance with six comparative architectures based on our model and also with several other methods on the widely used KTH and Weizmann action recognition datasets.
THE CONTENT OF THE PROCESS FRAMEWORK FOR THE SOCIAL COMPETENCE FORMATION IN SENIOR SCHOOL STUDENTS

Social competence of senior school students serves as their integrative characteristic and acts as the result of education. The formation of social competence in senior students is realized in the school educational environment by means of solving social problems of personal, public and life-futurological content. School educational environment incorporates definite zones which act as incentives to motivate and involve students into the activity of formulating and solving social problems.
Dual-Level Security with Spiral Mapping [DLSSM] Scheme for Secure Covert Transmission of Speech Signals in Various Indian Languages

Security is essential to safeguard confidential data. Data in the form of signal, image, text etc. … can be hacked by intruders. Dual-Level Security with Spiral Mapping [DLSSM] Scheme is proposed to secure the secret data in unsafe medium. DLSSM encompass cryptography and steganography along with strong spiral mapping technique. Cryptographic techniques converts the secret data into cipher data, by which hacker doesn’t understand any information even if they get the data. Spiral mapping method enhances the level of security provided to the secret signal. Steganography hides the secret data within another covering file with no traces of the hidden secret data. Hence, dual level security scheme strengthens the system in covert transmission. Speech signals of various Indian languages from IL-LDC and standard corpus are taken as samples to analyse the proposed DLSSM scheme effectiveness. Standard voice signals are considered as input to prove the novelty of the method. The proposed method [DLSSM] is compared with existing systems to prove its efficiency.
Filtration and capacitive properties of two-dimensional model porous media formed by random structures

A two-dimensional model of a porous medium with a skeleton formed by randomly located overlapping disks is proposed. The skeleton of a porous medium is constructed by randomly adding disks to a rectangular region. Disks are characterized by shallow depth h, radius R, and center coordinates. The construction algorithm uses two dimensionless model parameters: characterizing the values of the minimum overlap of intersecting disks and the minimum gap between disjoint disks. Geometry and computational grid are built in the open Salome package. The flow of Newtonian fluid in the longitudinal and transverse directions is calculated and its flow rate is determined. The numerical solution of the Navier-Stokes equations for a given pressure drop at the boundaries of the region is implemented in the open OpenFOAM package. The calculated flow rate value was used to determine the permeability coefficient based on Darcy's law. The analysis was carried out for the filtration-capacitive properties of the model in a wide range of dimensionless parameters.
Gestores de contenidos como herramientas en el paradigma tecnológico

Technology has contributed to break with the traditional paradigms of the teaching-learning processes of education 1.0, the modification and implementation of traditionally static terms in dynamic and socially constructed, has generated what is now known as Education 3.0, Where: the meaning goes from being dictated and fixed to socially constructed and contextually reinvented, the technology goes from being confined to the walls of the classroom to be everywhere, the schools go from being in buildings to being entirely implanted in all areas of society, the industry step from seeing university graduates as workers in an assembly line to collaborators or entrepreneurs / entrepreneurs and above all, teaching goes from being a unidirectional process that goes from teacher to student, to be a bidirectional process teacher-students, student-students. Therefore, these educational changes have been based primarily on taking universities beyond their own physical and paradigmatic limits. The objective of this documentary research with bibliographic design is to characterize the content managers to develop learning styles in a university context. From the methodological point of view, the first two stages of research present in the technological paradigm proposed by Garcia Cordova (2009) were developed. The theorists who served as support were: (Garcia, 2009, Cordon and Col. 2014, among others). The analysis is of contents, creating a description of categories with technical and pedagogical characteristics of the different content managers.
Towards a Typology of Visual Customer Engagement Behaviors (CEBs)

In today’s markets, the rise of social media channels has led to a dramatic influencing role for customers. Not satisfied with the passive role of being a receiver of firms’ offerings; customers proactively engage in engagement behaviors that influence other social actors embedded within networks. Recently, the digital world has been witnessing consistent technological advancements; hence the way customers influence others extends beyond written statements, to include visual content. Despite the acknowledged influence of visual compared to textual customer engagement behaviors (CEBs) in online contexts, a typology of forms of visual influence is yet unknown.
Towards Computational Tool Support for Human Health

The demand for applications of intelligent computing for human life is increasing, as the load of work, tension and hectic routine always challenge individual life. It is really getting difficult to manage an adequate amount of time. Especially for planning balance diet, proper usage of drugs and medications, sufficient sleep time for an active mind, steadiness in exercise and others that eventually create imbalance to live healthy life. A very little focus is conducted on such important considerations. This, in order to support such important planning and decisions, we introduce a Sleep Well Live Fit (SWeLF) android based software computational tool that can assist to record our daily routine activities including the intake of meals, drugs and medications, working hours, physical exercise (via sensors) and others. The prime objective of this tool is to inform and suggest the number of calories consumed on the basis of his routine and about the amount of sleep essentially required for healthy life. In this paper, we examine the core features of the SWeLF tool to support the computing in a human life in comparison of existing methodologies. A detail experiment methodology is conducted to investigate the practicality, and demonstrated the usability of SWeLF tool in E-Health domain that eventually could help individuals to live fit.
Beyond the failing justice system

The phenomenal frequency of mob attacks on suspects of varying offenses in Nigeria has ceased to be merely a local concern among justice dispensation stakeholders and within Nigerian communities. Social media is evolving as an instrumental trigger of “jungle justice” and has consequently situated mob justice as a global issue that requires critical academic attention. The essence of this research is to expound on the evolving journalistic functions of social media as projectors of actions and reactions of the mob and extra-judicial activities. The paper examines the social news channel, the nature of the news agents, the contents (mob attacks) and the effects of these contents on the users. (Social) Media Effect theory is employed to establish that there is a relationship between media and mob justice. This relationship is described via the accessibility principle that forms part of the cognitive process model of media effect theory. Netnography is used to obtain information by sending unstructured questions to social media users on online platforms, and the data obtained are qualitatively analyzed. Findings from the research establish that social media is an extension of the street mob and enabler of mob justice.
The Impact of Key Ideas on Automatic Deception Detection in Text

In recent years, with the rise of the Internet, the automatic deception detection in text is an important task to recognize those of documents that try to make people believe in something false. Current studies in this field assume that the entire document containscues to identify deception; however, as demonstrated in this work, some irrelevant ideas in text could affect the performance of the classification. Therefore, this research proposes an approach for deception detectionin text that identifies, in the first instance, key ideas in a document based on a topic modeling algorith mand a proposed automatic extractive text summarization method, to produce a synthesized document that avoids secondary ideas. The experimental results of this study indicate that the proposed method outperform previous methods with standard collections.
Archer Library: Library - Research Resources: Home: Research Support

Created for the new faculty orientation, but can be used by anyone conducting research at the University of Regina! Outlines resources and services provided by the Library to support researchers with conducting research.
NON-GOVERNMENTAL ACCREDITATION OF HIGHER EDUCATION PROGRAMS: CHALLENGES, OPPORTUNIRIES, AND PRACTICES

This article analyzes the procedures and systems for evaluating non-governmental forms of accreditation of educational programs on the example of professionalpublic accreditation practices. Approaches and criteria systems for professional and public accreditation of professional educational programs in the field of information technology (Council for professional qualifications in the field of information technology) was selected as sources of analysis.
MOBILE MEDIATED LEARNING IN LANGUAGE CLASSROOMS: LEARNER’S SATISFACTION, THEIR PERCEIVED USEFULNESS OF INSTRUCTION AND CLASSROOM ACHIEVEMENT

Mobile technology has recently become one of the most important fields of study for many educators in the field of teaching and learning. Mobile technologies are considered as valuable resources for language learning and teaching and provide many practical applications for language learning. The concept of mobile mediated learning and its underlying constructs along with their implications for language learning and teaching are little understood in Iranian context. So, it is important to investigate how different aspects of mobile mediated learning including omnipresence, context customization, interactivity, perceived self-efficacy, and m-learning motivation affect second language learning. This paper investigates the understanding of mobile mediated language learning among Iranian English as a Foreign Language (EFL) learners by examining the effect of different aspects of this concept on learners’ satisfaction with mobile learning as well as the learners’ perception of usefulness of mobile learning. Moreover, this study aims to examine the effect of learners’ perceived satisfaction and perceived usefulness of mobile learning on EFL learners' classroom achievement. To this end, a sample of 150 EFL learners were added to a Telegram group for 12 mobile-assisted language learning sessions and then answered three questionnaires regarding aspects of mobile mediated learning and also learners’ perceived satisfaction and perceived usefulness of mobile learning. This study has a proposed research model that shows the constructs examined in this study. Structural equation modeling results indicated that two aspects of mobile mediated learning had a significant effect on learner’s perceived satisfaction. The findings also showed that three aspects of mobile mediated learning affected learner’s perceived usefulness of mobile learning. The results revealed that learner’s classroom achievement is not influenced by learners’ perceived satisfaction and perceived usefulness of mobile learning.
Adaptive Multi-state Pipe Framework Based on Set Pair Analysis

Human Activity Recognition (HAR) is one of the main research fields in pattern recognition.In recent years, machine learning and deep learning have played important roles in Artificial Intelligence (AI) fields, and are proven to be very successful in classification tasks of HAR.However, there are two drawbacks of the mainstream frameworks: 1) all inputs are processed with the same parameters, which would cause the framework to incorrectly assign an unrealistic label to the object; 2) these frameworks lack generality in different application scenarios.In this paper, an adaptive multi-state pipe framework based on Set Pair Analysis (SPA) is presented, where pipes are mainly divided into three kinds of types: main pipe, sub-pipe and fusion pipe.In the main pipe, the input of classification tasks is preprocessed by SPA to obtain the Membership Belief Matrix (MBM).The sub-pipe shunt processing is performed according to the membership belief.The results are merged through the fusion pipe in the end.To test the performance of the proposed framework, we attempt to find the best configuration set that yields the optimal performance and evaluate the effectiveness of the new approach on the popular benchmark dataset WISDM.Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed framework can get the good performance by achieving a result of 1.4% test error.
LSC-CyFair Library Guides: SOCIAL SERVICES: Selected Websites

A list of resources for patrons seeking assistance. A List of Websites Offering Assistance Services
TILIZING VLOG TO PROMOTE STUDENTS‟ ENGLISH AND DIGITAL LITERACIES: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES

In this digital era, it is important to equip students with skills that enable them to solve problems and communicate effectively in a digital world. English literacy and digital literacy then become very important for ESP students who will pursue their career in the work industry soon after they graduate. The technology advancement has shifted the concept of literacy, that it is no longer only about read and write on printed papers. For future generations, digital tasks may become part of their daily life. Only those who have good English language skills and the ability to make use of digital sources effectively can survive in the work industry and reach the best career. This paper aims to explore how vlog (video blog) can be utilized in the ESP classroom to develop students‘ English literacy and digital literacy. A teacher‘s experience in utilizing vlog as one of the students‘ task in an ESP classroom in Politeknik Ilmu Pelayaran Semarang will be shared. The experience revealed that the use of vlog could enhance students‘ motivation in understanding their study materials, improve their ability in reading and organizing information. However, in the process of completing the vlog project, both teacher and students might encounter several challenges.
An Intelligence Brute Force Attack on RSA Cryptosystem

RSA cryptosystem is the one of the public key cryptosystem used for secure data transmission. In this research, an intelligence brute force attack is proposed for attacking RSA cryptosystem cryptanalysis. In the paper, the effectiveness in cryptanalysis is simulated. An experimental analysis of the proposed approach is carried out in order to evaluate its effectiveness in terms of time used for recovery RSA key. Performance of proposed algorithm compared with prime factorization and brute force attack on RSA toy box. The results are used to estimate the time required for real-life RSA cryptosystem in ideal conditions
Robust Text-Dependent Speaker Verification via Character-Level Information Preservation for the SdSV Challenge 2020

This paper describes our submission to Task 1 of the Short-duration Speaker Verification (SdSV) challenge 2020. Task 1 is a text-dependent speaker verification task, where both the speaker and phrase are required to be verified. The submitted systems were composed of TDNN-based and ResNet-based front-end architectures, in which the frame-level features were aggregated with various pooling methods (e.g., statistical, self-attentive, ghostVLAD pooling). Although the conventional pooling methods provide embeddings with a sufficient amount of speaker-dependent information, our experiments show that these embeddings often lack phrase-dependent information. To mitigate this problem, we propose a new pooling and score compensation methods that leverage a CTC-based automatic speech recognition (ASR) model for taking the lexical content into account. Both methods showed improvement over the conventional techniques, and the best performance was achieved by fusing all the experimented systems, which showed 0.0785% MinDCF and 2.23% EER on the challenge's evaluation subset.
LibGuides: Children's Programming and Resources: PreK - 1st Grade Fall Reading Contest

Come here to see what is going on in the Children's Department! September 1 - October 13, 2021Ages 0-6. Enter our Fall Reading Contest for a chance to win a gift basket with a $25.00 gift card!! Visit HPL to check out any 3 Board Books, Picture Books or Vox Books.
EMCC Libraries: So You Checked Out A WebCam, Now What?: Zoom Help

Basic information on East Mississippi Community College Library's webcam policies and how to use them.
Tongging Leisure Park with Neo-Vernacular Architecture Approach

Tourism in Indonesia is one of the economic and welfare generators for the local community as well as improving the quality of life of tourists through various activities such as recreation, resting, and getting new knowledge. The Indonesian government through the Ministry of Tourism has chosen ten priority destinations that are rich in natural and cultural products which are expected to bring millions of tourists every year, one of them is Lake Toba in North Sumatra. A village near Lake Toba, namely Tongging Village is still not optimized as a tourist destination, so to attract tourists and support a variety of vacation needs, a leisure park is needed. In designing leisure parks using the Neo Vernacular Architecture approach that is suitable for the design location, because this architectural style is very concerned about natural and cultural elements in the area.
Integration of the Community Development Program (KKN) Application with the Student Activity and Achievement System (SADEWA) of Universitas Pembangunan Nasional "Veteran" Yogyakarta

Community Development Program (KKN) is one of the activities that must be carried out by all UPN “Veteran” Yogyakarta students to apply the knowledge that has been acquired during their studies as well as a tangible form of service to the general public. To help smooth the KKN activities, it is necessary to manage data related to KKN activities in a centralized manner. The purpose of this research is to produce an integration scheme of the KKN application with the Student Activity and Achievement System (SADEWA). The integration scheme is mapping the same data and combining the data currently under KKN with the SADEWA System so that student activities and academic/non-academic achievements are in one master database. The integration of the KKN application with SADEWA will facilitate the implementation of KKN starting from the registration of KKN activities, DPL information, location information, and online monitoring of performance and improvement of accurate and accountable master data. The result of this research is an integration scheme of the KKN application (real-time lectures) with student activity applications.
Usability Principles for (Re)Design of User Interface of Emergency Handling Programs : Case Study on a Tool for Decision Support amidst a Nuclear Emergency: RASTEP

Highly stressful situations have a prominent influence on the human psyche and it is crucial to take this into account when designing and evaluating software used predominantly in nerve wrecking si ...
Hardened Model Aggregation for Federated Learning backed by Distributed Trust Towards decentralizing Federated Learning using a Blockchain

Federated learning enables the training of machine learning models on isolated data islands but also introduces new security challenges. Besides training-data-poisoning and model-update-poisoning, ...
Joseph R. Skeen Library : CSE/IT/PHIL 382 (ChoGlueck): Video Lecture: An Overview of Library Resources

Research guide with information and tips supporting the coursework in Christopher ChoGlueck's CSE/IT/PHIL 382 class