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Performance Analysis of a Rod Breakdown System
Authors: Z Taj S , M Rizwan S , M Alkali B , K Harrison D , Taneja G
Published: April 2019

The paper presents performance analysis of a rod breakdown system consisting of two machines operating in parallel. Ten years maintenance data of the system depicts three maintenance practices: repair, major preventive maintenance and minor preventive maintenance. Machines are repaired on normal failures, whereas major/minor preventive maintenance is carried out at scheduled basis. The machines are queued for major preventive maintenance. An operative machine requires a cooling period of half hour before undergoing major preventive maintenance. Repair is prioritized over major preventive maintenance. The system is analysed using semi-Markov processes and regenerative point techniques. Performance indices namely mean time to system failure, system availability, no. of system repairs and busy period of the repairman are obtained. Simulated results are presented to demonstrate the effect of varying failure/repair rates on the system performance.
Multichannel Data Logger for Combat Vehicle
Authors: Antony Veera Puthira Raja J , A. Bharath Raj J , Bharath M , C. Kishore Kumar P , Rajendran V
Published: April 2019

The multichannel data logger is the one of the prominent component in any instrumentation system, the control process to give a high resolution to store accurate data from the sensing elements which varies depends on the different applications. In this point of view there are many developed data loggers are customized and general purpose data logger are available in the market with typical sampling frequency of 100 KHZ. Although the general purpose data logger with many of the time is suitable for laboratory level purpose when it comes to the defense, very special testing procedure based manufacturing process, larger channel sensing methods with a well-designed and adapted to specific application based customized data logger always been the under development. Proposed data logger is enabled with 8 channels IoT (Internet of things).
Medium Enterprises, Campus Infrastructure Development with Private Partnership
Authors: Suyono Joko , Sukoco Agus , Ikhsan Setiawan Muhammad , Halim Paisal , Badruddin Syamsiah , . Tuswoyo , Hidayat Ahmad , Saleh A A , Napitupulu Darmawan , Abdullah Dahlan
Published: April 2019

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) ensuring inclusive and equitable quality of education and enhancing lifelong learning opportunities for all. Program Indonesia Pintar through the implementation of 12 Year Compulsory Education in the RPJMN 2015-2019 of which is increasing the number of educational participation with a target of 2019 APK of Higher Education of 36.7 percent. USA private fundraising for higher education are in Harvard, Stanford, Princeton, Texas, Massachusetts, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Texas, Northwestern, California, Chicago, Notre Dame, Duke, Cornell, Virginia, Yale, Washington and Emory. USA private fundraising for higher education are used for scholarships, especially for most outstanding students. USA private fundraising for higher education are used for library development, research in universities and other developments related. The use of funds makes USA higher education more sustainable. In 2012, the growing of private universities in India more strengthen, this is seen in the data of universities in India, which provide scholarships are 12,748 universities, but 9,541 university granting students in Indian universities is a private university. This has an impact on increasing access to private universities, with 64% of universities in India, is a private university, this is supported by private university admission applicants in India which accounted for 59% of total applicants of Indian universities. Narotama University in 2016 manages five faculties with 3,096 students and 112 lecturers. Private Partnership strategy includes Banks, and Private partners. Narotama Tower construction cost IDR 170 billion, 3 years construction, and will generate revenues of IDR 250 billion. Therefore, this strategy completes Narotama's development action besides financial analysis, planning and budgeting, performance reporting, cost accounting.
The Impact of Emotional Intelligence towards Political Behaviour among University Students
Authors: Sarawati Johar Siti , Sanif Sazuliana , Ani Fauziah , Halim Harliana , Hamzah Shahidah , Zainatul Nadra Zainol Nur , Farhana Saparudin Intan , Nazliah Salih Adibah , Zirwatul Aida Raja Ibrahim Raja , Aisyah Panatik Abdul Rahman Siti
Published: April 2019

In this experimental study, the issue is focused on the influence of emotional intelligence in shaping the political behaviour of university youth students. The specific objective of this study is to examine the impacts of emotional intelligence competency on political behaviour among youth at the university by looking at the significance difference in the treatment group and the control group through application of emotional intelligence module. A total of 608 university students were selected as respondents from four public universities in Malaysia. The measuring tools used were the Emotional Intelligence Self-Description Inventory (EISDI), and the Political Behaviour Questionnaire (PBQ). In this study, T-test analysis and ANOVA test were used to determine the difference between the two control and treatment groups. The findings showed that there was a significant impact on the post-test for the treatment group due to the pre-and post-treatment differences. However, the findings from the control group showed no significant value. In addition, the findings show that the treatment group has the impact of changing the political behaviour with the implementation of emotional intelligence competencies in the teaching modules. The findings of this study provided sharing of the importance of the implementation of emotional intelligence among university students to form positive behaviours in political aspects.
The Effectiveness of MRP System to Forecast the Accuracy Inventory Requirement
Authors: Rizad Md Sapry Hairul , L’ wiey Anak Tawi Lorio , Rahman Ahmad Abd , Baskaran Shathees
Published: April 2019

The implementation of MRP systems play a crucial role in today's manufacturing process in providing valuable information not only to both marketing and manufacturing team, but the organization as a whole. Yet, MRP system does not possess the capability of doing everything. There are few limitations within MRP system in relation to flexibility and adaptability to the changes of the external environment. The objective of the study is to investigate the capability of MRP system in providing an accurate forecast for the inventory requirement. The study was conducted through a qualitative case study approach by analyzing historical data of a single multinational organization which is currently implementing MRP system in managing their inventory. Few supply chain performance indicators were applied to measure the effectiveness of MRP system in managing the inventory process. The result revealed that MRP system under investigation is the central engine for managing inventory and ensuring customer service. However, MRP system require valid and reliable data optimized by a set of pre-defined parameters to run effectively with possible interface with other supporting software.  This study suggests other supporting software such as Stock Model to be interfaced with the MRP system for greater flexibility and adaptability in respond to foreseeable or unforeseeable external changes.
The Effect of Climate Change to the Farm Shrimp Growth and Production: An Empirical Analysis
Authors: Aziz Nazrina , Misiran Masnita , Sear Yin Tan , Hooi Yee Tan , Jia Hui Ng , Yun Pei Lu , Idayu Mahat Nor , Mat Yusof Muhammad , Shah Ruddin Amir
Published: April 2019

The shrimp growth and production can be measured through several components such as the harvest ton, mean body weight, survival rate and feed conversion ratio. According to previous studies, the shrimp feed conversion ratio should have a positive relationship with their mean body weight. Nevertheless, in real scenario, high feed conversion ratio does not necessarily implies maximum increment of mean body weight. The measurement of those components usually can be influenced by many factors such as climates, stocking density and day of culture. This study in particular explores the effect of climates on productivity of the shrimp species, Penaeus Vannamei and investigates whether feed conversion ratio influences the mean body weight when stocking are done at different climate season. First, the one-way MANOVA was used to measure the effect between the climate seasons and P. Vannamei production.  Then, the regression analysis was apply to measure the relationship between P. Vannamei feed conversion ratio and mean body weight for different climate seasons. Finally, to find the best season for sustainable production of P. Vannamei, the average score of P. Vannamei production was measured according to their stocking climate season. Result revealed that dry season was more favorable for the growth and production of P. Vannamei compared to wet season.
Enhancing Security Protection using Elliptic Curve Encryption and Digital Signature in Vehicular Ad-Hoc Network
Authors: Selvakumar K. , Naveen Kumar S.
Published: April 2019

The Vehicular Ad-Hoc Network (VANET) is a liberality vehicle acts as remote switch or node in a cellular system. The VANET is much reasonable because of the single framework attributes agree to the system to be unbolted to metro. In this paper, we propose a Secure Hash Algorithm (SHA-1) to make an interesting key to every message. Likewise, prescribe capable and reasonable alias convention with prohibitive disconnection propagation. We set forward prime pseudonyms reasonably make a long time cycle that are worn to interact with semi-confided in experts and alternate pseudonyms with a minor lifetime which are utilized to talk with different nodes. Likewise, suggestion in the digital signature utilized in VANET is the basic, ECEDS (Elliptic Curve Encryption and Digital Signature). ECEDS enrich with system security by using a digital signature for the messages actually communicated with the system.
Cross Diffusion Impacts on Chemically Reactive Unsteady Mass and Energy Transport Over Elongated Surface through Penetrable Medium
Authors: Malarselvi A. , Bhuvaneswari M. , Sivasankaran S. , Ganga B. , K. Abdul Hakeem A.
Published: April 2019

The analysis of Dufour and Soret impacts on chemically reactive unsteady stream with molecules and energy transport in the thin fluid layer over an elongated surface rooted in a penetrable transporting agency with thermal suction/injection is scrutinized. The mathematically formulated PDEs are changed into ODEs with the application of similarity transforms. The converted ODEs are determined by Runge-Kutta method linked shooting process. Numerically computed data are graphically manifested to illustrate the domination of various parametric values. Numerical inspections are made over for local skin drag, rate of energy and solute transport.
Signless Laplacian Energy of Operations on Intuitionistic Fuzzy Graphs
Authors: Ramesh Obbu , Sharief Basha S. , Abdul Hameed W.
Published: April 2019

After determining the  Signless Laplacian energy of an Intuitionistic fuzzy graphs and the study of lower and upper boundaries of Signless Laplacian energy of an Intuitionistic fuzzy graphs, then we planned to search Signless Laplacian energy of an Intuitionistic fuzzy graphs on some operations such as Union and Join of the Intuitionistic Fuzzy Graphs and also examine the difference between two Intuitionistic fuzzy graphs.
Combined Effects of Inclined Lorentzian forces and Melting heat transfer on Radiating Flow of Carbon Nanofluid past a Stretching Cylinder
Authors: P. Sreenivasulu , T. Poornima
Published: April 2019

An analysis was made to study the effects of non-uniform heat source or sink and aligned magnetic field effect on boundary layer flow of carbon nanofluid past a stretching cylinder with melting heat transfer and radiation. The Prandtl boundary layer equations are transformed into highly nonlinear ordinary differential equations utilizing similarity variables. The final resolved system is explained with shooting method. The upshots of governing factors on the velocity, temperature, surface skin friction and rate of heat transfer are discoursed with the help of graphs. MWCNT performance is better than SWCNT in case of fluid flow. SWCNTs  transfers more heat from the fluid rather than multi wall tubes.Comparison of our numerical results with available literature works and shown a good agreement.
Development Of Boost Inverter Using Single Phase Matrix Converter Topology
Authors: F. Mohd Zin M. , Baharom R. , Mohd Yassin I.
Published: April 2019

This paper presents the development of boost inverter using a single phase matrix converter (SPMC). A new switching algorithm was developed to control the SPMC circuit topology to operate as a boost inverter. The pulse width modulation (PWM) technique was used to calculate the switching duty ratio to synthesize the output. As part of boost inverter operation, a safe-commutation switching algorithm has been applied to avoid the voltage and current spikes due to the effect of inductive loads. The simulation of the proposed converter was carried out in MATLAB/SIMULINK. Selected simulation are presented to verify the proposed operation.
Performance evaluation and resource optimization of cloud based parallel Hadoop clusters with an intelligent scheduler.
Authors: S. Manishankar , Sathayanarayana S.
Published: April 2019

Data generated from real time information systems are always incremental in nature. Processing of such a huge incremental data in large scale requires a parallel processing system like Hadoop based cluster. Major challenge that arises in all cluster-based system is how efficiently the resources of the system can be used. The research carried out proposes a model architecture for Hadoop cluster with additional components integrated such as super node who manages the clusters computations and a mediation manager who does the performance monitoring and evaluation. Super node in the system is equipped with intelligent or adaptive scheduler that does the scheduling of the job with optimal resources. The scheduler is termed intelligent as it automatically decides which resource to be taken for which computation, with the help of a cross mapping of resource and job with a genetic algorithm which finds the best matching resource. The mediation node deploys ganglia a standard monitoring tool for Hadoop cluster to collect and record the performance parameters of the Hadoop cluster. The system over all does the scheduling of different jobs with optimal usage of resources thus achieving better efficiency compared to the native capacity scheduler in Hadoop. The system is deployed on top of OpenNebula Cloud environment for scalability.
Insulating material based on shredded used tires and inexpensive polymers for different roofs
Authors: Zakaria Fatma , A. Radwan M. , A.Sadek M. , A.Elazab Hany
Published: April 2019

Thermal insulation is the ability of the material to prevent or reduce the heat transfer through the insulating material or between thermally contacted objectives. The increasing of the greenhouse effect leads to a continuous rising of the temperature especially in the summer, thus, there is a continuous research that aims to find more effective and environmental friendly insulation materials. Nowadays, a great number of proportions from polyurethane foam are produced every year in order to be used as an insulating material. Polyurethane foam shows an effective heat insulation results, but the price of the polyurethane is getting more expensive each day in Egypt due to the continuous rising of the hard currency as it is imported from abroad. This paper aims to prepare, design and develop effective heat insulation composite based on shredded used automobile tires. This was done by preparation different ratio composite from shredded used automobile tires and polyester along with polyurethane and shredded used automobile tires. These heat insulation tiles were characterized by the following testing, thermal insulation test, compression test, density measurement, abrasion test to measure the effect of adding the shredded used automobile tires to these polymers. It was found that, the composite of 66.7 wt % polyurethane foam and 33.3 wt % shredded automobile tires was the best choice to be used as it provides efficient thermal insulation of K value of 0.1663 W/m.℃. It also has a low density of 0.0313 kg/l. Furthermore, the addition of shredded used automobile tires reduces the cost by 33%. Furthermore, the compression strength of the polyurethane foam was increased by adding the shredded used automobile tires. Hence, using cheap materials such as shredded used tires, which considered as undesirable waste material, results in both producing a cheap national heat insulating roof tile with good mechanical, waterproofing and thermal insulating characteristics along with solving a serious environmental problem that occurs to get rid of the shredded waste automobile tires, as in some cases the tires are being burned resulting in air pollution and causing various diseases, which finally leading to more waste treatment management strategies. Finally, this heat insulation composite directly results in lowering the energy consumption required to cooling and heating systems inside the buildings.
Privacy Preservation in Sequential Published Social Networks Against Mutual Friend Attack
Authors: Vadisala Jyothi , Vatsavayi Valli Kumari
Published: April 2019

In recent years the social networks are widely used the way of connecting people, interact with each other and share the information. The social network data is rich in content and the data are published for third party users such as researchers. The social interaction between individual’s changes rapidly as time changes so there is a need of privacy preserving in dynamic networks. An adversary can acquire some local knowledge about individuals in the network and can easily breach the privacy of a few victims. This paper mainly focuses on preserving privacy in sequential published network data where the adversary has some knowledge about the number of mutual friends of the target victims over a time period. The kw-Number of Mutual Friend Anonymization model is proposed to anonymize each sequential published network. In this privacy model, k indicates the privacy level and w is the time interval taken by the adversary to acquire the knowledge of the victim. By this approach the adversary cannot identify the victim by acquiring the knowledge of each sequential published data. The performance evaluation shows that the proposed approach can preserve many characteristics of the dynamic social networks.
Quality Factor and SNR Compensation of Free Space Optical Communication Link Using Different Modulators
Authors: Hammadi Ali , Al-Askery Ali , Zghair Entidhar
Published: April 2019

Free space optical (FSO) systems introduce the best solution for the broadband network requirements with a cost reduction compared to the optical wire communication systems. This paper studies the signal to noise ratio (SNR) and quality factor (Q-factor) for using two types of modulation formats and compares their performance. The analysis are performed for Mach-Zehnder modulator (MZM) and electro-absorption modulator (EAM) with distance range (1-4) km of FSO by using avalanche photo-diodes (APD) receivers. The simulation results are obtained based on the Optisystem 7.0 with optical high data rate of 10 Gbs for this communication system. The simulation results have shown that MZM gives better performance compared to EAM for different ranges and for the selected beam divergence value.
Upfc Compensated Transmission Line Fault Location Based on Travelling Wave Theory and Wavelet Modulus Maxima
Authors: Prasad K. Durga Syam , Sravanthi K. , Babu Dr. Ch. Sai
Published: April 2019

Location of fault in a transmission line which includes flexible AC transmission system (FACTS) devices is a difficult task. This paper comprises of unified power flow controller (UPFC). The implementation control technique for UPFC devices set up dynamic problems in power system that must be reflecting on issues related to power system protection. The occurrence of a fault in the fault loop containing a UPFC affects transient and steady-state parameters of voltage and current in the power system. In this paper the identification of fault section before or after UPFC for a transmission line with wavelet fuzzy logic system discriminator. Wavelet technique extracts features, and the faulty location is found when the normalized features are fed to the fuzzy logic system. As soon as the fault section is located, the control shifts to that and is analyzed basing on the representation of the traveling wave theory through wavelet modulus maxima. This criterion detects the faulty section with respect to FACTS device very accuratelyin terms of distance from relay point. The above-said method is simulated for various fault situations and locations with wide changes in the conditions of operation in the presence of UPFC.
Load Modeling Effect on Voltage Stability in Radial Distribu-tion Systems – A Case Study
Authors: Malleswari Vericherla N , Sekhar K. Chandra
Published: April 2019

Generally, the distribution systems have served for different types of loads like commercial, industrial, residential, agriculture and municipality etc. and diverse changes in consumption pattern occur at any part of the network at any time of the day. During light loading condition, the voltage profile can increase and vice versa for peak loading condition. Under these circumstances, it is worthwhile to understand the voltage stability for planning of any Volt/VAr controls. This paper has presented the voltage stability analysis of 12-bus and 85-bus standard radial distribution systems using line stability index. Different load models have been taken and under each model, the system performance as well as its stability discussed. The focal points are suitable for planning studies like Volt/VAr controls, optimal location of Distribution Generation (DG) or load shedding etc.
Investigation of the Factors Affecting Technical and Economic Indicators of Thermal Insulation of External Walls of Buildings
Authors: Yulyia Kolomiiets , Dzhalalov Mykhayl Dzhalalov , Tamara Kulishenko
Published: April 2019

The technology of insulation of enclosing constructions of buildings and constructions is characterized. The method of technological design on the basis of integrated production of technological processes, estimation and influence of organizational and technological reliability of building production depending on methods, technologies and constructive decisions is given.The data collection for the energy certificate of the building is shown. Energy certificate of the building is a document containing the geometrical, energy and heat engineering characteristics of the building being designed or operated, as well as the characteristics of the heat insulation. This document also establishes the compliance of the building with the requirements of regulatory documents. The energy passport of the building is not intended to be used to make payments for utility or other services provided to homeowners, tenants and apartment owners.Energy assessment of the building - energy efficiency of buildings should be determined on the basis of estimated or actual annual energy consumption necessary to meet various needs associated with its typical use in the building. These needs should include the energy consumption for heating and cooling to maintain the desired temperature, as well as hot water supply.
Preparing In-Service Teacher Using Dynamic Geometry Software
Authors: Setyawan Fariz , Kristanto Yosep Dwi , Ishartono Naufal
Published: April 2019

The use of technology is essential in teaching and learning process. Many researchers have already been implemented Dynamic Geometry Software (DGS) in teaching and learning process. Given the importance of DGS, it is necessary for in-service teachers to use the software in their teaching and learning. Hence, it is important to prepare in-service teacher in utilizing DGS through the professional development program. This is a qualitative research which describes a professional development program to facilitate in-service teachers in utilizing DGS. Both questionnaire and review measured in-service teachers’ perceptions, knowledge and skills transfer, and impact for their practice. From the findings, four of five in-service teachers recognized that they can interact with geometric figures to move on to the next level by using DGS. The teachers felt that DGS has helped them to understand the mathematics concept and demonstrate their understanding in front of the class. Besides, DGS does not only offer opportunities for teachers and students to use them both at home and in the classroom, but they also provide a means for developing support and user communities reaching across borders especially in understanding of geometrical transformation. It has contributed that the teachers easily recognize the geometrical shapes interpretations dynamically on DGS.
Bike Sharing Operation: Case Study in Bandaraya Johor Bahru
Authors: Fathin Roslan Nuur , Khatijah Hassan Siti , Nordin Latifah , Zaly Muhammad , Suraini Mimi , Nazar Lutfi , Ramzi Mohd
Published: April 2019

Bike-sharing is a system that allows people to rent bicycle at one of automatic rental stations scattered around the city, use them for a short journey and return them at any station in the city. A crucial factor for the success of a bike sharing system is its ability to meet the ﬂuctuating demand for bicycles and for vacant lockers at each station. The main goal when implement bike sharing (BS) is to introduce non-motorized vehicles that can substitute other public transport with more positive impact towards the transportation systems. The objectives of this paper are to identify the facility for bike sharing operation in Bandaraya Johor Bahru and to promote Bike Sharing to citizen of Johor.
Experimental Investigation of MQL Optimum Parameters in End Milling of AA6061-T6 using Taguchi Method
Authors: Safiei W. , Rahman M.M. , Rusdan S.A.
Published: April 2019

Minimum Quantity Lubricants is a technique in supplying small quantity of lubricant into machining area which also part of green manufacturing approach that receive wide attention globally. The main driven of introducing MQL method was due to negative environmental impact which leads to safety and health issues of conventional coolant among workers especially in tool and mould industries. Besides, based on research findings, the MQL system has the capability for lubricating and cooling both work piece and cutting tool. In order to find the best solution for machining and also to enhance machining performance, first and foremost the MQL parameters must be controlled wisely as it has remarkable effects on lubricant coverage, droplets size and subsequently influence the machining performance. Nozzle angle, nozzle distance and MQL flow rate are the important parameters studied and surface roughness is the response parameter. Therefore, in this study, MQL optimum parameters were explored by minimizing surface roughness in end milling process using Taguchi L9 orthogonal method. Aluminum Alloy 6061-T6 was selected as work piece material. The results show that the best combination of MQL parameters in minimizing surface roughness was obtained at 30mm nozzle distance, 30 degree nozzle angle and 1.98 mL/min MQL flow rate. Hence, based on this optimal condition, three confirmation runs were conducted. The margin error is acceptable which less than 10% and within prediction interval. This results can work as a base line guidance for any experimental that employ MQL system.
Applications of Landsat-8 Data: a Survey
Authors: Ridwan M. A. , Radzi N. A. M. , Ahmad W. S. H. M. W. , Mustafa I. S. , Din N. M. , Jalil Y. E. , Isa A. M. , Othman N. S. , Zaki W. M. D. W.
Published: April 2019

Landsat 8 was launched in 2013 by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). On board of the Landsat 8 is the Operational Land Imager (OLI) and Thermal Infrared Sensor (TIRS). Data for visible, panchromatic band, short-wave infrared spectral bands are collected by the OLI while TIRS collect images in the thermal region. As data for Landsat 8 is available to be used for public, researchers have utilized the data for numerous applications. However, to the best of our knowledge, there is yet a review paper on the various applications of Landsat 8 data. Hence, this paper presented an innovative survey on Landsat 8 data in the application of agriculture and forestry, land use and mapping, geology, hydrology, coastal resources and environmental monitoring. The potential of utilizing Landsat 8 data for power utility companies is also discussed in this paper. As Landsat 8 data is predicted to be available for more years to come, this paper provides insight for researchers to utilize the data better for their research.
Preliminary Study on Youth Lifestyle with Regards to Energy Saving
Authors: Salleh Nur Shakirah Md
Published: April 2019

The advancement of information and communication technology (ICT) leads the increasing number of digital devices. The paper focuses on a preliminary study in discovering the youth lifestyle including electricity usage and preferred electricity appliances towards energy saving. This research carried out one of the data gathering techniques; survey, to find the level of the youth lifestyle towards energy saving among youth in a higher level-learning institute. This paper shares the processes and algorithm in finding the result of this type of study. The results derived from the algorithm show that 67.15% of the respondents are implementing energy saving in their lifestyle. This lifestyle partially influences their preferences in choosing electrical appliances with 78.74% of the respondents are looking forward to energy saving products that comes with a known brand and affordable price.
A Proposed Model to Improve the Skills of Mathematical Thinking (C.A.S.M.E) and Its Impact on The Achievement of Students in the Fifth Grade in Solving the Mathematical Problems
Authors: HamzahAbed AL-Ubodi Ahmed , . .
Published: April 2019

The current research aims to design a proposed teaching model to improve the thinking skills of the students in the fifth grade of the primary and to know its effect on their achievement solving mathematical problems. The proposed model was used CASME, which means accelerating mental growth through scientific and mathematical education. Acronym to Cognitive Acceleration Through Science and Mathematics Education.This model combines two models: the CASE model and the CAME model, as well as the modification of some steps and procedures that help in the process of improving thinking and be compatible at the same time to the process of accelerating thinking.The sample was selected randomly  (62) students from the university mixed primary school, and the sample was divided into two, the first experimental group (31) students and the second group control (31) students, and the search tools were three, the first questionnaire for thinking, Second Pre- test and third Post-test, dimension It was sure to have psychometric properties, has been used Cooder Richardson equation 20,(t)test  for two independent samples and(t)  test for statistical samples interconnecting means, and the results showed .There were statistically significant differences between the pre and post test of the experimental group, as well as the existence of statistically significant differences between the post-test of the two research groups, both in favor of the proposed teaching model. In the end of the results, a set of recommendations were written.
Quality of Service and Reliability Analysis of Wireless Networks
Authors: S. Thakur Y. , K. Sakravdia D.
Published: April 2019

Dependability is the fundamental worry in remote systems. Subsequently, assessing unwavering quality has turned out to be fundamental in frameworks. Many subsisting remote system steering conventions propose the accessibility of solid hubs. This, in any case, isn't a bona fide hypothesis given the elements of remote systems. Withal, because of continuous changes in topology, connect disappointments and hub disappointments are conceivable. Therefore, a credible technique is expected to assess the unwavering quality of remote systems in the event of such vulnerabilities. The unwavering quality of a remote system is constant by specific factors, for example, delay, throughput, dormancy, and overhead. For exploratory investigation, the system execution include that will be used in the test set up will be the throughput of the system. Throughput can be consigned as the volume or measure of information or activity that can saturate a system at a given time. Throughput can be habituated to evaluate arrange productivity and dependability. Very solid creations, gear, and foundation are required for a high gauge of unwavering quality.
Mental health analysis on digital world with meditation using EEG
Authors: Saravanan S. , Govindarajan S.
Published: April 2019

Internet, e-mail and other social networks like Myspace, Facebook, twitter, LinkedIn are the indispensable components in today's world. These social networking makes the human to addict into the digital world. Digital world has become the integral part of our society. Addiction to the digital world slowly develops the negative symptoms in the area of physical, physiological, emotional and psychological.  The most affected of all is the change in Emotional behaviour of the Humans.  Emotions plays an important role in our day today life.  The existing research work, based on subjective self-reports shows prolonged use of Digital Media induce negative emotions for Humans.  There are several techniques are used to extract the human emotions from brain such as Electroencephalography (EEG), functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI), or Positron Emission Tomography (PET).  Many of the researchers are extensively used to extract the brain waves using EEG.  The negative emotions are controlled by human through meditation.  In this paper, the Mind Wave device has been used to extract the EEG signal using different range of age people during they use the Digital Medias and after they perform mediation. The proposed method identify the stress level of the human while they are using social media with meditation and without meditation.  It evidently proved that the meditation reduces the stress level of human.
Negative Marking in Online Sales Portal
Authors: Palani Raj K. , Veeramani G.
Published: April 2019

Negative marking is provided to the sellers in online portals. It is to avoid unnecessary problems for customers because of sellers in online portal. There are different factors considered for providing negative marking to sellers. Quality of product is improved because of that and it increases the customer satisfaction and hence increases the sales in online portal. There are possibilities for selling defective products and delay in delivery of products in online portal. Since the customers are not contacting the sellers directly, there are more possibilities for such errors. Negative marking plays a vital role in online marketing to help the customers to buy the products with confidence. In this research paper, a deep analysis of negative marking is carried out to understand the effects of negative marking in online sales.
Problems of Inclusive Education in the Field of Physical Culture in Technical University
Authors: V. Pryakhin S.
Published: April 2019

At all phases of formation of a motor skill, the formation of both neuromuscular and vegetative components takes place. At the same time, vegetative reactions are becoming more specific and reflect requests from the motor sphere. The present article discusses the formation of a sequence of mental action programs, allowing to improve the quality of inclusive education in the field of physical culture at the university.
Assessment of the Intellectual Capital of Teacher in Inclusive Education
Authors: S. Budovich L. , B. Nadtochiy Yu.
Published: April 2019

This article is devoted to the assessment of intellectual capital of a teacher in the system of inclusive education. It is indisputable that at present there is no unanimous opinion regarding the approaches to evaluate and the methods used to assess intellectual capital. Based on the review of methods for the evaluation of intellectual capital, methods used often are presented in the context of modernity.The authors have developed a comprehensive assessment of the intellectual capital of a teacher in an educational organization of higher education. The stages of such an assessment are considered in detail: Stage 0 - goals and objectives of the assessment, Stage 1 - teacher’s self-assessment, Stage 2 - experts' assessment, Stage 3 - customers and consumers assessment; Stage 4 - the results of a comprehensive assessment and recommendations.There are many reasons for assessing the intellectual capital of a teacher, one of the main reasons is the constant improvement of the quality of education, which is directly related to modern requirements: expanding the range of educational services and accessibility of education for all (inclusive education).
Main Directions of Higher Education Regionalization Process as an Integral Part of Social Partnership in Society (the Problems of Inclusive Education)
Authors: A. Nazarenko M. , V. Kurenkov V. , V. Muravev V. , S. Novikov A. , A. Baranova I.
Published: April 2019

The key problem of current Russian regional economics is a shortage of professionals.  The aim of Higher Education Institution of Inclusive Education is to build such a system of social partnership, which would include all structures fascinated in qualified professionals. Education regionalization processes need to be spread to all structures that make up the system of social partnership, so that regional universities’ graduates would strive to work in their home region and in order for them to be able to meet professional standards. Authors concluded that standardization would provide an ability to create comprehensive student assessment that will allow businesses to recruit employees that match their requirements better.
Geo-Sentiment Analysis as a Location-Based Opinion Analysis System on Public Opinion Data about Governor Candidates
Authors: Fahrur Rozi Imam , Rizky Yunianto Dika , Mentari Mustika , Setiawan Awan , Ariyanto Rudy , Siradjuddin Indrazno
Published: April 2019

Ahead of governor elections, there were a lot of news and opinions related to the candidates through social media. The candidates could map the positive public opinions as their political supports that need to be strengthened, and the negative opinions that need for correction. To map those opinions, it is necessary for an opinion classification system from textual opinions. It became the focus of this research. The system was designed to work on textual opinions in Bahasa since the proposed case study was the opinion of East Java governor candidates mainly written in Bahasa. Classification method that was used to classify the opinions in this system, is Naive Bayes Classifier (NBC). The opinions would be classified into 2 classes, negative and positive opinion. The classified opinions then grouped by region. It would make users easier to map the opinion in each region. The visualization became more user-friendly since the count of classified opinion displayed as a pie chart on a geographical mode or a map. After testing on the classification results, the accuracy value that we got was 78%. It indicated that NBC could perform very well as a simple text classification method with a good result.
Sugeno Fuzzy for Non-Playable Character Behaviors in a 2D Platformer Game
Authors: Rismanto Ridwan , Ariyanto Rudy , Setiawan Awan , Elinggar Zari Melcinsiasih
Published: April 2019

One aspect for a platformer game to be challenging to play is the NPC (Non Playable Character). An NPC is often placed as an obstacle for player to finish at each level. However, an effort must be done to create a behavior of an NPC to be challenging enough and not monotonous. Creating random behavior is one way. But the problem with this approach is a less interactive NPC behavior because of its inability to respond from the game state accordingly. In this paper, we propose an implementation of Sugeno Fuzzy to create behaviors for the NPCs. This methodology takes player’s state and NPC’s state to determine what action will be done. The inputs are player to NPC distance, NPC’s health and player’s weapon ammunition. The outputs are retreat, defense and attack. We applied this methodology in an educational game about Rubela virus vaccination “Healthy Hero” for its boss enemies. Evaluation shows that by applying Sugeno Fuzzy, the NPC behavior can responds to player’s state and its own state. The real-time execution resulted in 100% correct behavior according to the predefined rules, therefore increasing the behavior interactivity for the NPC.
PEMBINAAN SEMI MILITER SEBAGAI UPAYA MENGATASI DEGRADASI MORAL TERHADAP ANAK DIDIK PEMASYAKATAAN
Authors: Syahira Syahira , Cahyaningtyas Irma
Published: April 2019

Peningkatan jumlah anak pelaku tindak pidana menjadi masalah yang cukup serius. Dampak dari perilaku criminal anak seringkali mengharuskan anak yang bersangkutan ditempatkan dalam lembaga pembinaan khusus anak (LPKA) dan berstatus sebagai anak pidana atau anak didik pemasyarakatan. Tindak pidana yang dilakukan anak disebabkan oleh adanya degradasi moral dalam diri anak. Penulisan ini menguraikan lebih dalam mengenai penyebab terjadinya degradasi moral anak yang dapat memicu anak melakukan suatu perbuatan tindak pidana. Penulisan ini juga memaparkan gagasan penulis mengenai pembinaan semimiliter terhadap anak didik pemasyarakatan. Metode dalam penulisan ini menggunakan metode penelitian yuridis normative sebagai landasan dalam pendeskripsian gagasan. Dengan adanya pembinaan semimiliter terhadap anak didik pemasyarakatan yang lebih berorientasi pada perubahan perilaku dan karakter anak untuk lebih bermoral diharapkan dapat menciptakan tercapainya tujuan pembinaan anak.Kata Kunci : Anak Pidana ; Pembinaan ;  Moral ; Semimiliter.
Blow-Up Results for Higher-Order Evolution Differential Inequalities in Exterior Domains
Authors: Jleli Mohamed , Kirane Mokhtar , Samet Bessem
Published: April 2019

We consider a higher-order evolution differential inequality in an exterior domain of

ℝ
N

{\mathbb{R}^{N}}

,

N
≥
3

{N\geq 3}

, with Dirichlet and Neumann boundary conditions. Using a unified approach, we obtain the critical exponents in the sense of Fujita for the considered problems. Moreover, the behavior of the solutions with respect to the initial data is discussed.
Spatial Continuous Wave Laser and Spatiotemporal VCSEL for High-Speed Long Haul Optical Wireless Communication Channels
Authors: Amiri I. S. , Rashed Ahmed Nabih Zaki , Mohammed Abd Elnaser A. , El-Din Ehab Salah , Yupapin P.
Published: April 2019

This study has presented spatial continuous wave laser and spatiotemporal vertical cavity surface emitting laser (VCSEL) for high speed long haul optical wireless communication channels. Possible data rates range from 40 Gb/s to 250 Gb/s over propagation distance ranges from 500 km to 2500 km. The optical wireless communication (OWC) system performance is tested through the measurement of maximum Q-factor, minimum bit error rate (BER) and signal to noise ratio (SNR). It is observed that spatiotemporal VCSEL has presented better performance than CW laser in the OWC system, especially for long haul transmission applications. It is observed that SNR improvement ratio ranges from 8.15 % to 19 % by using spatiotemporal VCSEL than CW laser for bit rate of 40 Gb/s over propagation distance ranges from 500 km to 2500 km. Max. Q-factor improvement ratio ranges from 4.62 % to 13.71 % by using spatiotemporal VCSEL than CW laser for data rate of 40 Gb/s over propagation distance ranges from 500 km to 2500 km. So it is clear that spatiotemporal VCSEL is more suitable for long haul OWC applications than other optical sources.
Knowledge diffusion and geographical proximity: a multi-relational networks approach
Authors: Morone Piergiuseppe , Sisto Roberta , Taylor Richard
Published: April 2019

In the literature on innovation and organizational learning, there is a wide consensus about the relevance of learning activities. Specifically, they occur both individually (as producers will increase their knowledge simply “by doing”) and collectively (as producers and other stakeholders involved will learn “by interacting”). Therefore, in these studies, the focus on informal learning has become increasingly evident with recognition that informal learning predominates in smaller and locally-operating firms, and large corporations alike. The aim of the study is twofold; firstly to understand the link between formal networks and informal learning and secondly to investigate if the information exchanged in the network between firms and institutions is altered by content. Through a case study in Foggia, southern Italy, we have investigated how knowledge flows among small organic food firms and related supporting institutions. The core finding of the study was that the existence of networks is necessary to promote informal knowledge flows, yet not sufficient by itself. In conclusion, several obstacles had to be removed before producers gained from the positive effects of geographical clustering and proximity.
On Plaintiff Preferences Regarding Methods of Compensating Lawyers
Authors: Friehe Tim , Gabuthy Yannick
Published: April 2019

This paper analyzes a litigation contest in which the plaintiff’s lawyer and the defendant choose effort. The plaintiff selects the relative importance of a contract component related to the judgment (similar to contingent fees) and a component related to the lawyer’s efforts (similar to conditional fees) to ensure lawyer participation and guide the lawyer’s decision-making. For our setup, we find that the plaintiff considers the component related to the lawyer’s effort to be the relatively more desirable instrument in the light of its effort-inducing and cost characteristics. However, high levels of the lawyer’s outside utility may limit the role of this component.
The Phosphodiesterase-5 Inhibitors and Prostate Cancer – What We Rely Know About It?
Authors: Simic Dejan , Spasic Aleksandar , Jovanovic Mirko , Maric Predrag , Milosevic Radovan , Srejovic Ivan
Published: April 2019

Phosphodiesterase-5 inhibitors (PDE5Is) represent a group of drugs that are registered for the treatment of erectile dysfunctions predominantly, but recently also for treatment of pulmonary hypertension and benign prostatic hypertrophy. However, more and more research deals with possible antitumor potential of PDE5Is in different types of cancers, including prostate cancer. Prostate cancer represents the one of the most common carcinoma in the male population, whose incidence is continuously increasing. Early detection combined with radical prostatectomy increases the survival rate, but also it is necessary to keep in mind the quality of life of patients undergoing prostatectomy in light of bladder control and erectile function. Authors of various clinical studies presented the results that often lead to totally opposing conclusions. For example, Chavez and colleagues have shown that use of PDE5Is in men with erectile dysfunction decreases the risk of developing prostate cancer, while, on the other hand, Michl and colleagues pointed out the adversely effect of PDE5Is on biochemical recurrence after bilateral nerve sparing radical prostatectomy. In that sense, the aim of this review was to present as many as possible of existing results dealing with of action of PDE5Is in the field of prostatic carcinoma. Taking into account all presented data, it can be concluded that eff ect of PDE5Is on formation, development and outcome of treatment in patients with prostate carcinoma is very intriguing question, whose response requires additional both experimental and clinical research.