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A SUGGESTED FRAMEWORK OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL COST SYSTEM IN ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMS-AN APPLIED STUDY IN THE PUBLIC AGENCY FOR ADULT EDUCATION

Organizations’ interest on environmental issues when evaluating advanced programs and strategic plans has become a matter of urgency and essential. There is increasing interest lately environmental costs and how they are measured and shown in the financial statements, as well as incorporating them in decision-making and performance evaluation process. This is by designing a system to manage the environmental costs of adult education programs, where measurement of environmental costs helps organizations to increase profits and to use resources more efficiently and also improve the environmental performance. The reports on the direct and indirect environmental costs are prepared and produced as well as environmental costs from exercising many and varied activities and programs within institutions and beyond.The study depended on inductive deductive approach which is based on the collection and analysis of data and the use of appropriate to the nature of the data relating to the study of the problem of statistical and mathematical methods have been relying on data collection methods through:  Financial-reporting direct and indirect issued by the General Authority for Adult Education costs , The final accounts for the fiscal year 2010 to 2014 issued by the General Authority for Adult Education, Studyingreferences of Arab and foreign periodicals in the field of adult education, accounting and environmental costs.The study sample applied on the General Authority for Adult Education and its branches nationwide, which includes 27 prefecture-level branches in the governorates under studyResults of the study concluded that a relationship exists between the cost of the educational process for the student and the cost of direct and indirect for adult education programs, through the need for a system of environmental costs of the General Authority for Adult Education.The researcher recommended in this study the application of the proposed  framework for a system of environmental cost management of the adult education program of the General Authority for Adult Education, where this system accurately shows the direct costs of third-party costs directly to the educational process of the education program Akabarozlk and through the development of financial and environmental reports, and a list of financial and environmental status of the process educational programs for adult education.
Dreaming with dandelion

In this robotic art project, we developing a series of autonomous behavior as fictional design to mimic that robot has its own conscious. We make robot holding a pencil for drawing line-based illustration, metaphor robot is dreaming, according to in "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?", whether you can dream is used as a romantic question to test between life and artificial life. In the system, the industrial robot independently explores the Environmental Information through the depth sensor and AI system in exhibition space. And then the detected data will used to input into Dandelion-like Generative System(DGS), which made by algorithmic data structures from fractal tree and L-system for mimic nature phototropism mechanism and growing processes. Finally, we used grasshopper develop a mechanism to convert the linebase dandelion diagram into robotic painting by manipulation paths and gripper's act, to make robot physically holding the pencil to draw it out on a paper. This installation will painting an unique dandelion illustration per day, it can also see as specific data visualization by its dynamical physical environment. This stroking processes and its painted outcome can see as a hybrid creation combining computational aesthetics and Robotic Stroking.
Exploiting Game Decompositions in Monte Carlo Tree Search

In this paper, we propose a variation of the MCTS framework to perform a search in several trees to exploit game decompositions. Our Multiple Tree MCTS (MT-MCTS) approach builds simultaneously multiple MCTS trees corresponding to the different sub-games and allows, like MCTS algorithms, to evaluate moves while playing. We apply MT-MCTS on decomposed games in the General Game Playing framework. We present encouraging results on single player games showing that this approach is promising and opens new avenues for further research in the domain of decomposition exploitation. Complex compound games are solved from 2 times faster (Incredible) up to 25 times faster (Nonogram).
SISTEM INFORMASI PELAYANAN KESEHATAN BERBASIS WEB PADA KLINIK GOCARE

ISWANTO SULILA . The GOCARE Gorontalo clinic health service has several obstacles that cause the service to be not optimal such as the ordering process, which still uses telephone and WhatsApp that resulted in the lack of expected information Another obstacle is frequemt delays in service due to the absence of service scheduling that make customers unable to be served optunally This study aimed to design and create a Web-based health service information system at the GOCARE clinic. The system development method used in this research is the Prototype method using the PHP programming language and MySQL database. The results and this study indicated that the health service information system at the GOCARE clinic could facilitate services. The system can make it easter for related parties to carry out the service process according to the procedure, the system can also order services because the schedule has been set, the system is also able to record patient medical records that it makes # easier to provide services. This system is used to facilitate existing health service users in the GOCARE Gorontalo Clinic environment. Keyword s : Health Service, Web, Prototype
Group Classes – Level A2.3 & A2.4 (Elementary)

Group Classes - Level A2.3 & A2.4 Elementary You have studied Italian for a few months and it’s now time to learn the past and more complicated pronouns. The goal is to be able to deal with simple, straightforward information and begin to express oneself in familiar contexts.
Entropy Based k Nearest Neighbor Pattern Classification (EbkNN): En-route to Achieving a High Accuracy in Breast Cancer Diagnosis

Entropy based k-Nearest Neighbor pattern classification (EbkNN) is a variation of the conventional k-Nearest Neighbor rule of pattern classification, which exclusively optimizes the value of k-neighbors for each test data based on the calculations of entropy. The formula for entropy used in EbkNN is the one that has been defined popularly in information theory for a set of n different types of information (class) attached to a total of m objects (data points) with each object defined by f features. In EbkNN that value of k is chosen for discrimination of given test data for which the entropy is the least non-zero value. Other rules of conventional kNN are retained in EbkNN. It is concluded that EbkNN works best for binary classification. It is computationally prohibitive to use EbkNN for discriminating the data points of the test dataset into number of classes greater than two. The biggest advantage of EbkNN vis-à-vis the conventional kNN is that in one single run of EbkNN algorithm we get optimum classification of test data. But conventional kNN algorithm has to be run separately for each of the selected range of values of k, and then the optimum k to be chosen from amongst them. We also tested our EbkNN method on WDBC (Wisconsin Diagnostic Breast Cancer) dataset. There are 569 instances in this dataset and we made a random choice of first 290 instances as training dataset and the rest 279 instances as test dataset. We got an exceptionally remarkable result with EbkNN method- accuracy close to 100% and better than the ones got by most of the other researchers who worked on WDBC dataset.
EFFECT OF COMPUTER ASSISTED INSTRUCTION (CAI) WITH ANIMATION ON STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC RETENTION IN SECONDARY SCHOOL PHYSICS

Physics education provides a platform for a nation to attain economic and technological advancement. In spite of the benefits, average Nigerian students have a phobia for physics. This fear that physics is complex to learn, abstract in nature and difficult to assimilate causes many students not to attempt physics at all; thus affecting their future aspiration. Notwithstanding the strategies teachers use and efforts students also make, retention in physics concepts is low as manifested in the high number of failures recorded in the WAEC and NECO examinations. This study therefore, used a combination of CAI and animation to teach concepts in Electrostatics. The study adopted quasi-experimental design. A sample size of 167 SS I students out of the population of 3,438, selected from co-educational schools in Anambra State was used. 30-item MCQ Electric Charge Electric Field Achievement Test (ECEFAT), with a reliability of 0.89 was used. Pre-tests were applied on groups before treatments. “Electrostatic” was taught to experimental group using CAI with animation package produced by the researchers which is based on the content of the SS I physics scheme of work. The control group was taught, using conventional method. One week after the treatments were applied, post-tests were conducted followed by retention test after three weeks. Data Analysis of Covariance showed a significant difference between the mean retention scores of experimental and control groups in favour of the experimental group. There was no significant interaction effect of treatment and gender on students’ retention in physics. Based on the findings, some recommendations were made.
INDUSTRY 4.0 AND SMART CITIES MOBILITY

The paper resumes an exploration research developed in Brazil during a four year research activity, having focus on metropolitan and smart cities mobility showing the case of Brasilia Metropolitan Area. The research uses two techniques: bibliographic and filed research for primary data. The approach was qualitative and moderate quantitative from secondary data. Quantitative figures were based on indicators from consulting firm research reports. Indicators are based on three steps: evidence of planning, evidence of system and evidence of market. The period of research was august 2018 – November 2018.  Main results of the research are: in Brasilia no electric mobility planning was found form institutional evidences to develop the Smart City initiative integrated to Industry 4.0. In spite of lack of public planning, there is a great opportunity for business. The main metropolitan area is worth some 3 million inhabitants, almost 7 including surrounding metropolitan areas with millions vehicles Threats are no fiscal incentives and infrastructure of electric posts able to sustain car supply and no offer of electric/hybrid cars and conversion kits. In the other hand there is a great number of cars and increasing urban mobility, a great number of public and private vehicles and the urban transportation of goods uses motorcycles, van, light trucks with increasing operational cost mainly due to gasoline costs.
Detection of S-wave reflectors beneath aftershock area of the 2016 Kaikoura earthquake

&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;S wave reflectors in the crust may be caused by strong heterogeneous structures such as ones containing &amp;amp;#160;fluid. Especially, fluid around an earthquake fault could play an important role for initiation of the earthquake rupture as a mechanism for reducing fault strength. The location and geometry of the reflector can be determined from the travel time of the reflected phases. For detecting the reflections, we need to observe at stations located close to the hypocentre because of sufficient phase separation of the small lapse time of the reflected phases due to a reflector in the crust from direct S wave. In this study, we attempted to detect reflected waves in observed seismograms at the seismic stations in and around the 2016 Kaikoura earthquake (Mw7.6). Seismic records were obtained from the permanent GeoNet stations as well as from seismic stations deployed before the Kaikoura earthquake in the northern South Island. We applied reflection seismology techniques to the data obtained by the network. We used seismograms with smaller epicentral distance than 30 km and obtained dip move-out sections for each station. We detected several reflectors in the mid and lower crust from the sections. Strong reflected phases were observed at the southern edge of the focal area (from a reflector with depth about 20 km). Weak reflectors were detected in/beneath the aftershock area (in the mid- to lower-crust). In addition, the subducting slab might be imaged with dipping angle 20 degree. &amp;amp;#160;Reflectors parallel to the slab were also found below the interface.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;
Efektivitas Sistem Informasi Kearsipan Dinamis dalam Pengelolaan Arsip Dinamis di Dinas Perpustakaan dan Kearsipan Kota Pekanbaru

The purpose of this study was to determine how effective the use of SIKD in managing archives in the Pekanbaru City Library and Archives Service. The research method used is quantitative descriptive method, with data collection done through observation, questionnaires, interviews, documentation and literature study. The questionnaire was distributed to the archive manager with a research sample of 6 people. The results of this study indicate that the average score is 3.35, based on preparations using the Likert scale at intervals of 3.26 - 4.00, that the archive manager is very positive and effective using SIKD in managing the archives at the Department of Library and Archives of Pekanbaru City . And the obstacle faced by managers in using SIKD is one of the network problems, where in the Pekanbaru City Library and Archives Service the network is sometimes unstable.
Research guides: Troubleshooting e-resources: Remote access

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ПРИЗНАКИ ЛИДЕРСКОГО ПОВЕДЕНИЯ

This article provides a description of the attributes of leadership behavior. Due to a great amount of numerous leadership studies, there exists a problem, namely, which personality traits should be considered of vital importance for a leader. A number of leadership qualities that exists at the moment is either too large, or the qualities, that are desirable for a leader, are too heterogeneous, and sometimes even contradicting. For this reason, there is confusion on what a leader needs in order to be effective. The author of the article proposes to think of attributes of leadership, and to dwell on psychological characteristics that should be considered as factors of these attributes. In the given article, the attributes of leadership behavior are described, namely the qualities that are crucial for a leader if he or she wants to organize effective activities and achieve high results.
Institutional, Organizational and Sociocultural Drivers of Urban Innovation: a causal model proposition

This thesis aims to capture the dynamics of influence between elements found in creative cities and regional innovation systems. To do so, a causal cognitive map was designed through cognitive causal mapping methodology and split questionnaire design based on a sample of Sao Paulo (Brazil) and Milan (Italy) inhabitants to understand the similarities of their perceptions regarding the variables proposed. The results and discussion allowed us to state that there is a myriad of cause and effect relationships between the variables analyzed, especially regarding a duality that drives urban innovation from economic and social perspectives. Both samples emphasize the significance of culture, but relativizes the relevance posited by the literature on the 3Ts - Technology, Talent and Tolerance. The results also showed that regional innovation systems are influenced differently, such as formal innovation being influenced by the economic cluster and artistic and cultural innovation being the output of social interaction and cultural exchange. After all, Sao Paulo and Milan inhabitants consider that specific urban innovations depend on a balance between investments in economic and social fronts to thrive in the contemporary society, depending on the innovation output specialty wanted.
The Influence of Students' Gender on the Use of Virtual Campuses. A Case Study

A comparative analysis has been carried out in order to study the similarities and differences in the use and management of space and time by students, based on their gender. The study analyses the data records generated by students from three different degree courses in two universities, throughout four academic years. The methodology includes exploratory statistical analysis and learning analytics for the detection of spatial, temporal and behavioural patterns. Results show a consistent convergence in most cases, although they also show marginal behavioral trends, both for the days of the week, the hours of the day, and for the different contents of the virtual campuses. This is more evident in its spatial aspect, which highlights some clear differences in the processes of distribution and concentration of the events under study: at least in this case, women do not act in the same way as men. Ultimately, the study proposes new forms of synergy between educational work and the application of the Social Sciences’ disciplinary contents thus strengthening the transfer of knowledge from specific didactics on both educational curriculum and teacher training.
Welcome to the Age of 3D3C: Digital, Design, Development, Community, Creation, &amp; Commerce

This issue marks both the last issue of the Journal of Virtual Worlds Research (JVWR) in its current format and the launch of our 2021 drive towards 3D3C. This introduction by the journal's Editor in Chief, Prof. Yesha Sivan, concludes the past and looks to the future plans.
تعليم مهارة القراءة للناطقين بغيرها

Abstract Reading is considered one of the most important acquired skills that achieve success and enjoyment for every individual during his life, on the grounds that reading is an integral part of personal and professional life and is the key to the gates of various sciences and knowledge. Reading skill is not enough with the student's intelligence, but rather is concerned with the presence of external and internal factors that encourage reading. Reading is the main source for learning the Arabic language and requires special and varied training. The teacher should pay attention to the steps of teaching the skill of reading according to the desired objectives . Teaching the skill of reading to non-native speakers requires special steps between the two types of intensive reading and the extended reading chosen by the teacher in education. And the reading test to reveal the level of the learners so that the problem of weakness of the students appears and the teacher can direct the student to an appropriate study program.
Web Based Toxic Waste Management Information System Using Unified Approach Method

Computers are equipment that are created to facilitate human needs, when successful in both hardware and software manufacturing, PT. NU is a company engaged in industry and industry, in their daily activities there must be several parts that produce dangerous and toxic drinks (LB3). However, in this activity very little information is obtained at the time of collecting the waste which results in the accumulation of waste in each producing section, so for this B3 waste system requires computerized development in processing waste data. The purpose of this research is a waste management information system to produce fast, precise and accurate web-based data information with an integrated approach method. This research produces a web-based information system that can support business processes, facilitate the management of waste data, computerize recording, and facilitate reporting. By making this information system design is the best solution to solve existing problems, and with the development of a web-based system can support activities and information systems more quickly, so that all activities carried out are better than the previous system.
Expedition in the Update Universe

Dynamic epistemic logic (DEL) is a logic dealing with knowledge and belief change based on the concepts of event model and product update. The product update accounts for the way we update our knowledge and beliefs about situations when events occur. However, DEL does not account for the way we update our knowledge and beliefs about events when other events occur. Indeed, events are assumed to occur instantaneously in DEL and this idealization precludes to study this kind of update. We provide a logical analysis of updates without this assumption. It leads us to identify a graph structure for events based on their relative dependence of occurence and to introduce a generic product update. The DEL product update is a specific instance of this generic product update.
Blockchain-Based Collaborative Decision-Making in Vehicular Networks

Collaborative decision-making (CDM) in vehicular networks can greatly improve the driving efficiency of vehicles.However, vehicle clusters often have serious security threats.To solve this issue, we propose a blockchain-based collaborative decisionmaking (BCDM) model, which is divided into two parts: the architecture level and the algorithm level.At the architectural level, we employ blockchain into vehicular networks and propose a layered blockchain network architecture (LBNA) that not only eases the data calculation and storage pressure of vehicular networks, but also further guarantees the security of the system.At the algorithm level, a BCDM algorithm combining direct trust and indirect trust is provided to determine the occurrence of traffic events and identify false messages.Simulation results reveal that the proposed system is effective and feasible in processing and storing trust information in vehicular networks.
Lead Time-Aware Proactive Adaptation for Service-Oriented Systems

Many service-oriented systems (SoS) operate in uncertain and changing environments. Hence, SoSs should be able to adapt itself during runtime to ensure that they maintain user-expected quality indicators. In real-world environments, some adaptations may have non-negligible latency, and take some lead time to produce their effect. Adapting reactively is an after-the-fact approach, which starts when the system deviates from the expected indicators. It can result in inefficiency and instability due to without anticipating the subsequent adaptation needs. To solve this problem, we propose a novel proactive adaptation solution - LetPa, which makes decisions based on predictions about how adaptations will unfold up to its completion. LetPa divides control parameters into three levels according to the SoS architecture and rates the adaptations considering both goal satisfaction and action penalties. We design a dynamic programming based decision mechanism in LetPa that enables SoS to determine which adaptations need be performed that can prevent and mitigate upcoming problems in the near-future time series. Simulation result implies that LetPa shows good stability and efficiency in SoSs.
Comparative analysis of Windows Presentation Foundation and Windows Forms

The article presents a comparison of two technologies for creating desktop applications based on C#. The analysis conserns the use of the processor, RAM and time of the operation was carried out on the technologies of Windows Presentation Foundation and Windows Forms. The research use applications with the same functionality in both technologies. The comparative analysis took into account the times of operations and application performance.