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ENT 530 Social Media Portfolio / Fitri Khairunnisa' Herryson

Nisyanails Spa is a salon that provides a service that is created to slightly ease the UITM Puncak Alam students. It is to encourage the students to take care of the tidiness and the cleanliness of their nails. This business provides all sorts of service that is available in the market but easier and more convenient for the students. Our target area is Puncak Alam and our target market are mainly for the lecturers and students. It consists of manicures, pedicure, shaping, exfoliating, nail coloring, nail color removing and many more. We also don't charge the delivery service if it is within the campus area.
Simulation of Non-Markovian Dynamics on IBM QX

Currently available quantum computers allow us to run proof of principle algorithms that are unitary in their nature. Therefore, this architecture is unoptimized for simulation of an open quantum system. Here we present a method that helps us to overcome unitarity. We show how to run a non-Markovian evolution of a qubit system. We discuss all the discrepancies from theoretical predictions.
A Data Annotation Process for Human Activity Recognition in Public Places

Behavior analysis of individuals in crowds or groups of people in publicplaces through surveillance cameras gains importance for several different actors. Automatically detecting and understanding pedestrians in real-world uncooperative scenarios is very challenging. Common issues such as limited annotated data, unreliable data and annotation quality, and appropriate use of this data for supervised learning often originate in steps preceding the modeling of specialized neural network architectures. In this report, the necessity and requirements for designing a reliable data annotation process are presented. Some precise ideas for automation through neural networks are discussed in a conceptual manner.
Discovery of Published Information by Early Career Science Faculty.

This report is part of a collaborative work done by the University of Pittsburgh and the University of Washington to understand the role of the library in supporting research productivity in their institutions. The Pitt team focused on the discovery part of the research process, with a specific focus on early career researchers in the hard sciences.
LibGuides: Marketing Outreach Toolkit: Home

This project consists of a monthly emailed checklist of outreach tasks that all build on one another to achieve large-scale goals. The idea is to frequently show stakeholders that the library is advancing campus priorities.
Pengajaran kemahiran mendengar pada abad ke-21 (Teaching listening skills in the 21st century) / Wan Faizatul Azirah Ismayatim …[et al.]

This paper presents an innovation of a revolutionized self-directed English learning module entitled My Electronic Visual and Audio (MyEVO), which is designed and developed to assist language learners to conveniently acquire the required listening skills through the combination of current and stateof-the-art technology - a the module indicate that learners are very excited and happy to use technology assisted module in acquiring listening skills compared to the traditional module. Educators also believe that this module cater the needs of the 21st century learners and is suitable to be used inside the classroom or as a self-directed learning module. Another key feature of this smart module highlighted by the educators is the ability of the mobile application that allows learners to engage with the e-global community known as ‘MyEVO community, where all users can share their answers and exchange opinions regarding the given questions. In addition, listening activities that were designed in this module also cover the Higher Order Thinking Skills (HOTS) needed in learning. Educators also agreed that this interactive feature does not only encourage the learners to be active in their learning but it also helps to reduce their anxiety, learning process becomes more interesting and helps to aid their understanding of the topics covered.
LibGuides: Research Data Support Services for Researchers: Working with data

This guide supports the University’s Policy on Research Data Management contained within the Research Integrity Policy Framework. The guide provides guidance for Swansea University researchers on expectations, obligations, advice and support for research Practical steps to manage research data at Swansea University
Practice and Exploration of Deep Integration of Information Technology in Advanced Mathematics under the Background of Golden Course Construction

In the era of rapid development of information technology, the teaching content and form of colleges and universities in our country also keep pace with the times. This paper takes advanced mathematics as the analysis object, and puts forward some suggestions on how to integrate information technology in advanced mathematics under the background of golden course construction, in order to promote the smooth development of advanced mathematics teaching activities to provide a certain reference.
Smart compact bin / Muhamad Hairie Mohd Noor …[et al.]

The product that we developed is Compact Bin. One of the main features for this trash bin is it can automatically create more space for the trash, hence the name Compact Bin. The trashcan is mainly made of aluminium rather than stainless steel for several reasons, one of it is that cheaper than its alternative. Other than that, aluminium is also lighter, which made it easier for transporting from one place to another. Aside from compacting the trash, this Compact Bin is also equipped with two compartments each for its own purposes. The upper compartment is for general trash such as paper, food waste, plastic, glass and other thing. But the bottom part is equipped with wire mesh. This is to allow water to flow down to bottom compartment when it is compact will full of trash. The bottom compartment is used to contain the water that is dripping down from all the trash above. Our target market is mostly for fast food restaurant and hotel around the area of Shah Alam. This is because the main feature of Compact Bin is the most beneficial to this type of organization/shop. For example, restaurant or hotel can take advantages from this product due to high amount of food waste generated every day. Food waste can be very disgusting to handle or removed. This is why our product is suitable for them. City council can also take benefit of this product if they want to use it on location with high amount of tourist. By using this product, it can improve the aesthetic value of the location. Although our company is just established, we are quite confidence in our ability to penetrate this market. This is because in Malaysia, the concept of Smart Trashcan is not widely known yet. Most of the smart trashcan are only available online and most of them are from China. We try to take advantage of this opportunity and set our foot in this market before other local competitors did the same. Based on the sale forecast, we are expected to have increases in terms of sale each passing year. For the next two years, we are expecting an increase of 5% and 10% of sale respectively. In order to make sure that our company achieve our target and goals, we have to establish our management team which consist of General Manager, Administrative Manager, Marketing Manager, Financial Manager and Operational Manager. Responsibilities have been assigned to each and every one equally.
Functions and Numerical Methods

Topics such as black body radiation and Balmer lines set the stage for defining your own Python functions. You will learn about different ways of passing data to functions and returning results. Understanding how to implement numerical methods is an important goal of this chapter. For example, we introduce different algorithms for root finding and discuss common pitfalls encountered in numerics. Moreover, basic techniques of numerical integration and differentiation are covered. Generally, it is a good idea to collect functions in modules. As an example, a module for the computation of planetary ephemerides is presented.
Evaluation of anti-proliferative and apoptotic effect of resveratrol on AGS cell line of gastric adenocarcinoma

Malaria remains a major threat to life in Cameroon and in the North West Region in particular. This threat is especially common in rural areas despite the fact that it is preventable and treatable. It is from the above count that this study examines the role of; Household income, Family Size, Gender and Age of household head, Educational level of the Household head, Knowledge on signs, symptoms and prevention of malaria among Households in the North West Region of Cameroon. Materials and Methods This study used data collected from 6341 households selected from ten health districts, with the highest malaria prevalence in the North West Region. Data were analyzed using ordered logit Regression. Results The findings of this study reveal the significant ability of; gender, age, marital status and educational attainments of household heads; household per capita income; household size; knowledge on malaria prevention/transmission, in predicting households’ malaria prevention seeking behaviors in the North West Region of Cameroon. There is also evidence of the knowledge gap on the signs, causes, and prevention of malaria.
Development of New Meta-Heuristic For a Bivariate Polynomial

Meta-heuristic algorithms have been developed to efficiently solve difficult problems and obtain a global optimal solution. A common feature mimics phenomenon occurring in nature and reliably improves the solution through repetition. And at the same time, the probability is used to deviate from the regional optimal solution and approach the global optimal solution. This study compares the algorithm created based on the above common points with existed SA and HS to show advantages in time and accuracy of results. Existing algorithms have problems of low accuracy, high memory, long runtime, and ignorance. In a two-variable polynomial, the existing algorithms show that the memory increases and the accuracy decrease. In order to improve the accuracy, the new algorithm increases the number of initial inputs and increases the efficiency of the search by introducing a direction using vectors. And, in order to solve the optimization problem, the results of the last experiment were learned to show the learning effect in the next experiment. The new algorithm found a solution in a short time under the experimental conditions of long iteration counts using a two-variable polynomial and showed high accuracy. And, it shows that the learning effect is effective in repeated experiments.
How Do Institutional Frameworks Shape Financial Development in Developing Countries

While the economic effects of financial development have been widely studied,less attention has been paid to the sources of such development, particularly indeveloping countries. Existing studies that have identified institutions as a driverof financial development have not taken into account the different institutionalframeworks, such as democracy, political stability and social policies in Africa,where institutional and financial development is a challenge to trigger the economictake-off of countries. This paper aims to fill this gap by studying the effect of differentinstitutional frameworks on financial development in a sample of North andsub-Saharan African countries using a panel ARDL analysis. In contrast to previousliterature that supports a positive effect between institutions and finance, we findmore nuanced results. While less corruption, expropriation, political instability andautocracy favor the financial sector, a higher level of social policies can undermineits development. These results validate the “hierarchy of institutions”-hypothesisand reveal a “social-financial” dilemma in African countries.
Local student perception towards foreign student in IIUM Gombak

Educational tourism become famous practices in worldwide as known as gaining knowledge while travelling somewhere. However, the cultural diversity happened in university campus can create positive and negative thoughts among local students because of different perception on multicultural environment. The aim of this study is to investigate the local students’ perception towards foreign students either it shows positive or negatively inclined .Thus the findings of this study will be reference for next research in order to observe on the potential of IIUM Gombak to be one of the International Educational Tourism university soon. Specifically, this research concentrate on quantitative research design using a none probability sampling method. The research findings represent collected data from questionnaire that has been distribute to local students of IIUM Gombak using online platform. The result obtained on local students’ perception towards foreign students from this study is based on 32 sample. Overall findings of this research shows local students had positive perception towards foreign students, however minor group of local student are not comfortable enough with the presence of foreign student because of their bad experiences in the past. The significant contribution of this study was to take ensure there are positive perception, interaction between local students towards foreign students to create successful and peaceful environment as potential education tourism university.
Distance learning at the university level / Anis Zafirah Azmi and Mohd Asyraf Md Surani

Nowadays, as well as fast development in Information Technology and new improvements in learning technology has been rapidly widespread across the globe. Application of distance learning among university are popular in this modern era because it easier the student and the lecturer to interact without attend the real class but still having a class online with the real time in the virtual world. This paper describes on distance learning at the university level which is supported through advanced technology that has evolution from the past decade because of the universal presence of the Internet and also describe the impact for the university student on distance learning.
Rationale of Educational Improvement in China

Academic professionals, students, instructors and educational management facilitators and staff of China are the intended readers of this paper. A research study was conducted with great consideration to the current political policies and educational situation of the subject country, China. Data gathering occurred online through reliable resources and surveys from participant with high knowledge regarding the country’s educational management. Theoretical speaking, culture and the continuous economic and social development of the country were found to be the rationale for the improvement of educational management in the subject country. The discovery of these rationale are expected to be basis of further educational management improvement. Due to a narrow research field given the present circumstances, only two factors were discovered with justification. It is believed that there are other unstated factors present in the country’s society that can be discovered given a wider experimental environment.
Real Time Performance Monitoring Of Solar Panel

With the depletion of fossil fuels and increase in Power usage, People started using Renewable Energy resources particularly Solar energy in tropical countries like India. But most of the customers still have difficulties interpreting conventional energy meters. In most of the existing systems, solar panel monitoring is done by a current sensor, voltage sensor, raspberry-pi, wi-fi module, and the output is shown using 3rd party applications which costs more and have security issues. Hence we have created a system using photovoltaic cell, Arduino UNO, Ina219, and the output is shown on our own website using Nodejs and MongoDB where both the customer and service provider has access to the data in a more understandable way. These data will be computed and an automated mail will be triggered in case the panel needs maintenance
InfoGuides: Research Support: Data Management & Planning

Information about library services that support faculty research. Covers services such as issuing DOIs, repository and publishing services for sharing and archiving research, metadata, data management, ORCID, biosketches, copyright and Creative Commons.
COVID-19 and effective management of public transport: perspective from the Philippines / G U Nnadiri and N S Lopez

The fight of COVID-19 resulted to the suspension of main public transportation services in the Philippines to avoid the spread of the virus on March 16, 2020. This raised questions on how people can travel to access essential services. A study estimated that there can be 7 billion infections and 40 million deaths globally this year in the absence of interventions. Thus, in this paper, the authors reflect on key transport-related issues arising from the pandemic and analyse potential policy recommendations. Particularly, the paper provides a focus on public transport services. The authors recommend focusing on reducing virus transmission in surfaces found in public transport vehicles, use of digital technology to speed up information generation and distribution for contact tracing, and exertion of efforts to reduce transport demand by incentivizing and supporting telecommuting among companies. In conclusion, the authors believe that the central government should be on top of this COVID-19 response. Though delegating the management to local government units and various sectors has its benefits, one wrong decision from a certain unit can lead to a ripple of infections. Standards and protocols, especially on how public transport should operate, must be scientifically commissioned to avoid one big trial and error experiment considering the wealth of information already available in literature.
Restoring Authority for Women Writers: Name Authority Records as Digital Recovery Scholarship

Personal name authority records in the Library of Congress Name Authority File (LCNAF), which feeds directly into the Virtual International Authority File, are valuable for recovering women writers whose texts are electronically circulated yet whose identities as authors and people are often difficult to research. Using The Stainforth Library of Women's Writing as a case study, this essay encourages close collaboration with catalog librarians who are certified by the Name Authority Cooperative Program to create and contribute name authority records to the LCNAF for lesser-known women writers. This methodology can advance feminist recovery scholarship by curating a global women's book history that values women's identities on and beyond the page.
Questions Metacognitive Domains in Indonesian XII Grade Textbooks

Abstract. This study aims to: (1) describe the results of the analysis of the form of metacognitive questions in the form of strategic knowledge in the XII grade Indonesian language textbooks; (2) describe the results of the analysis of the form of metacognitive questions in the form of cognitive tasks, which include contextual and conditional knowledge in the XII grade Indonesian language textbook; (3) describe the results of the analysis of the form of metacognitive questions in the form of self-knowledge in the Indonesian language textbook class XII. This type of research is a qualitative descriptive study. This research was conducted in class XII Indonesian textbooks. Data collection was carried out during December 2020 - April 2021. The research design used was descriptive qualitative. The focus of this research, namely questions that contain metacognitive knowledge in the XII grade Indonesian language textbooks compiled by the Ministry of Education and Culture in 2018. The source of research data, namely questions about the XII grade Indonesian textbooks The data collection technique was carried out by reading all the questions in the Indonesian language textbook for class XII, identifying and analyzing textbook questions, marking questions, sorting out various kinds of questions, moving data, and categorizing the data. The research instrument used was the observation guide table instrument. The results of the study revealed the form of strategic knowledge questions, the form of knowledge questions about cognitive tasks, and the form of self-knowledge questions. The forms of strategic knowledge questions found consisted of (1) PS / Pul, (2) PS / Ex, (3) PS / Renc. (4) PS / Ela, and (5) PS / Pema. The form of knowledge questions about cognitive tasks that were found consisted of, (1) PTK / Konli, (2) PTK / Kolas, (3) PTK / Konis, (4) PTK / Koding, (5) PTK / Kondis, (6) ) PTK / Kotik, (7) PTK / Kofra, (8) PTK / Kobus, (9) PTK / Kokla, and (10) PTK / Koda. The forms of self-knowledge questions that were found consisted of, (1) PD / Nimi, (2) PD / Kedi, and (3) PD / Tula. Keywords: Strategic Knowledge, Cognitive Tasks, Self-Knowledge
How green is my bitcoin

Green bitcoin has been proposed as a way to counter the excessive energy consumption and CO2 emissions of cryptocurrencies. However, Martin C.W. Walker writes that the whole idea that you can create a green type of bitcoin that would work alongside non-green ones is hard to maintain. That would mean ignoring the way the cryptocurrency “mining” system works. He finds a potential solution in a joke white paper by an author purporting to be Natoshi Sakamoto’s wife: a single ordinary server to process the same volume of transactions as the entire bitcoin network.
LibGuides: Distance & Online Learners: Support for Students

test As a student taking online or hybrid courses or attending classes at University Center in Greenville, you still have full access to most library resources and services--even print books from our collection! Read on to find out more!
Enhancement of Pixel-based Video Quality Models using Meta-data

Current state-of-the-art pixel-based video quality models for 4K resolution do not have access to explicit meta information such as resolution and framerate and may not include implicit or explicit features that model the related effects on perceived video quality. In this paper, we propose a meta concept to extend state-of-the-art pixel-based models and develop hybrid models incorporating meta-data such as framerate and resolution. Our general approach uses machine learning to incooperate the meta-data to the overall video quality prediction. To this aim, in our study, we evaluate various machine learning approaches such as SVR, random forest, and extreme gradient boosting trees in terms of their suitability for hybrid model development. We use VMAF to demonstrate the validity of the meta-information concept. Our approach was tested on the publicly available AVT-VQDB-UHD-1 dataset. We are able to show an increase in the prediction accuracy for the hybrid models in comparison with the prediction accuracy of the underlying pixel-based model. While the proof-of-concept is applied to VMAF, it can also be used with other pixel-based models.
Local sampling with momentum accounts for human random sequence generation

Many models of cognition assume that people can generate independent samples, yet people fail to do so in random generation tasks. One prominent explanation for this behavior is that people use learned schemas. Instead, we propose that deviations from randomness arise from people sampling locally rather than independently. To test these explanations, we teach people one- and two-dimensional arrangements of syllables and ask them to generate random sequences from them. Although our results reproduce characteristic features of human random generation, such as a preference for adjacent items and an avoidance of repetitions, we also find an effect of dimensionality on the patterns people produce. Furthermore, model comparisons revealed that local sampling accounted better for participants' sequences than a schema account. Finally, evaluating the importance of each models' constituents, we show that the local sampling model proposed new states based on its current trajectory, rather than an inhibition-of-return-like principle.