bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Stock Exchange Market Capitalization and Financial Performance of Firms in Rwanda Stock Exchange: A Survey of Listed Firms in Rwanda
Authors:   Mount Kenya University, Jeanluc Mr. Mbituyimana
Published: May 2022

Capital markets contribute enormously to economic development as they give room to amassing capital for investment and growth. Financial markets are considered to be the long-term sources of funds for most firms and thus the backbone of the economy of most developing countries. Hence, the study assessed the effect of stock exchange capitalization on the financial performance of the public companies listed in Rwanda Stock Exchange Market. The study was focused on the effect of share price, share value and financial literacy on the financial growth of listed firms in Rwanda Stock Exchange. This research used descriptive research design. The companies under consideration were the primary stakeholder of the RSE totaling to 14 firms, which included Capital Market Authority, Rwanda Stock Exchange, the 9-brokerage firms and the 3 cross listed firms in the RSE employing 97 workers. A sample size of 67 participants were selected from the 97 workers, 100 other informants identified purposively. The study used both primary and secondary data. The primary data was collected using structured questionnaires both open and closed. The data was analyzed using qualitative and quantitative method. SPSS was used to analyze data. Research findings showed that share value had a moderate negative correlation (-0.572 and P value =0.00) with financial performance. Financial literacy has moderate positive correlation (0.568 and P value =0.00) with financial performance. It was indicated that share value, share price and financial literacy contributes to 67.2% of the variations in the financial performance of firms in Rwanda stock exchange Kigali. The market capitalization of the domestic companies was larger than that of cross-listed, and return on equity of the domestic firms was better than for the cross-listed companies. Generally, the Rwanda stock exchange did not perform any better than the domestic firms though overall the public awareness, technology and regulation framework positively correlated with financial performance of the Rwanda stock exchange. The recommendation is that more awareness strategy needed to be devised to increase public awareness of investors and Rwanda stock exchange need to be motivated by other factors. Keywords: Stock exchange market, financial performance, Rwanda stock exchange, listed firms, Rwanda
Causality Study of Trade and Economic Growth of Nepal
Authors:   PhD Scholar, Nepal Saskrit University of Nepal., Ranamagar Udaya Bahadur
Published: May 2022

This paper investigates the impact of foreign trade on economic growth in Nepal. The objective of this study is to identify the causal relationship between the foreign trade and economic growth of Nepal. For this achieving the purpose, secondary data of 1975 to 2017 have been used, which are referenced from the Nepal Rastra Bank. The analysis methods has been used the Auto Regression Model and Granger-Causality Tests for achieved the results. The result of the study reveals that there is a significant relationship between the export and economic growth of Nepal. The result showed when export increases by 1 unit then GDP increases by 0.58 units in short run. It indicates that current GDP growth is also affected by past year’s export. Similarly, Granger causality test also shows that export trade caucused to economic growth (p=0.0071) and foreign loan also caucused to economic growth (p=0.0410). It shows that there is a unidirectional causality with economic growth in Nepal. Hence, this study suggests that the policy makers should focus on exportable products which have potential for larger scale productions within the country, and comparative advantage for export trade as well as economic growth in Nepal. Moreover, national economic policy should be focused on investment friendly environment and creating a trust for foreign loan in Nepal.
Ampelopteris Prolifera (Retz.) Copel. and Sphaerostephanos Unitus (L.) Holttum: Two New Records of Thelypteroid Ferns from Uttar Pradesh
Authors: Rajkumar S. , Gautam Ravi , Singh Shashank , Srivastava Shobhit , Gond Deepak
Published: May 2022

Ampelopteris prolifera (Retz.) Copel. and Sphaerostephanos unitus (L.) Holttum are member of the family thelypteridaceae which are collected for the first time in Uttar Pradesh.
On the recollection and distribution of Thelypteris Tenera (Roxb. in Griff.) C.V. Morton Ex Fraser-Jenk. (Family: Thelypteridaceae) in the West Himalaya
Authors: Pangtey Y.P. , Martolia Gokul , Tewari Lalit
Published: May 2022

The present note reports the authentic recollection of Thelypteris tenera (Roxb. in Griff.) C.V. Morton ex Fraser-Jenk. (Family: Thelypteridaceae) from the West Himalaya after a century. A brief description is provided to facilitate its easy identification in the field along with ecological note and distribution in India and world.
A new variety of Ceropegia attenuata Hook. (Asclepiadaceae) from Mookambika Wildlife Sanctuary, Karnataka, India
Authors: Diwakar P. , Singh R.
Published: May 2022

A new variety of Ceropegia viz., Ceropegia attenuata Hook. var. mookambikae is described and illustrated.
Phytosociological and Ecological Profiling of the Angiospermic Weed Diversity in Campus and adjoining area of G.B. Pant University of Agriculture and Technology, Pantnagar, Uttarakhand, India
Authors: Kumar Rajesh , Khare Alok , Singh H.
Published: May 2022

The present communication deals with the taxonomic and ecological enumeration of the weed flora of the campus and adjoining area of G.B. Pant University of Agriculture and Technology, Pantnagar. Being situated on Himalayan foothills and spreaded in a vast campus of more than 16000 acres, the university has been a world-famous center of agricultural and botanical activities. In the present investigation carried out during, 2007-2009, that 149 species of the angiospermic weeds belonging to 34 families were collected, of which 105 weed species were from 29 dicot families and 44 species were from 5 monocot families Distribution and seasonal variations of the collected species were also recorded.
On the status of Actinodaphne Nicobarica M. Gangop. (Lauraceae)
Authors: Chakrabarty T. , Diwakar P.
Published: May 2022

Actinodaphne nicobarica M.Gangop. is merged with A. angustifolia Nees var. latior Nees.
NeutroAlgebra of Substructures of the Semigroups built using Zn and Z+
Authors:   School of Computer Science and Engineering, Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore, Tamil Nadu, India, .. Vasantha ,   School of Computer Science and Engineering, Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore, Tamil Nadu, India,   Dept. Math and Sciences, University of New Mexico, Gallup, NM, USA, Kandasamy Ilanthenral , Smarandache Florentin
Published: May 2022

For the first-time authors study the NeutroAlgebraic structures of the substructures of the semigroups, { , ×}, { , ×} and { , +} where = {1, 2, …, ¥}. The three substructures of the semigroup studied in the context of NeutroAlgebra are subsemigroups, ideals and groups. The substructure group has meaning only if the semigroup under consideration is a Smarandache semigroup. Further in this paper, all semigroups are only commutative. It is proved the NeutroAlgebraic structure of ideals (and subsemigroups) of a semigroup can be AntiAlgebra or NeutroAlgebra in the case of infinite semigroups built on or = È {0}. However, in the case of S = { , ×}; n a composite number, S is always a Smarandache semigroup. The substructures of them are completely analyzed. Further groups of Smarandache semigroups can only be a NeutroAlgebra and never an AntiAlgebra. Open problems are proposed in the final section for researchers interested in this field of study.
Возрастные изменения управляющих функций у детей 6-7 лет
Authors: Захарова Марина , Мачинская Регина
Published: May 2022

Проведено нейропсихологическое исследование возрастных преобразований различных компонентов произвольной регуляции деятельности – управляющих функций (УФ) и избирательного внимания у детей трех последовательных возрастных групп: 6-6,5 лет (n = 28), 6,5-7 лет (n = 69) и 7-7,5 лет (n = 33). Обнаружена неравномерность в развитии отдельных компонентов УФ в предшкольном возрасте – интенсивное развитие функций программирования и избирательной регуляции при относительной незрелости самоконтроля. У младших детей отмечается более низкий уровень развития УФ в целом, при этом наиболее выраженные возрастные различия касаются способности усвоения инструкций и выработки алгоритмов, а также возможностей переключения как между отдельными действиями, так и между алгоритмами деятельности.
Atopic Dermatitis and Excessive Daytime Sleepiness: Analysis of Data from 8362 Adult Subjects in a Sub-Saharan Africa Country
Authors:   Department of Internal Medicine, Faculty of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, The University of Yaounde 1, Yaounde, Cameroon  Pneumology A Service, Yaounde Jamot Hospital, Yaounde, Cameroon, Walter Pefura-Yone Eric , Dodo Balkissou Adamou , Djenabou Amadou , Poka-Mayap Virginie , Kuaban Christopher
Published: May 2022

Sleep disorders in patients with atopic dermatitis (AD) are common and can have a negative impact on the quality of life of the affected subjects. Very little data are available on the association between AD and excessive daytime sleepiness (EDS) in adults. The objective of this study was to compare the prevalence of EDS in subjects with AD and those without AD, and to investigate the determinants of EDS in adults with AD. In this cross-sectional population-based study conducted from 2015 to 2018 in Cameroon, adult subjects aged at least 19 years were included by multi-level stratified random sampling. AD was defined as the presence of a chronic itchy dermatitis evolving intermittently over a period of at least 6 months and electively affecting certain areas (fronts of the elbows, back of the knees, front of the ankles, under the buttocks, around the neck, around the eyes or ears) during the last 12 months preceding the survey. EDS was defined by an Epworth score≥10. Logistic regression was used to investigate the independent association between EDS and AD. A difference was considered significant if p<0.05. A total of 8362 subjects (55.2% women) with median age (25th-75th percentiles) of 39 (27-54) years were included. There were 217 subjects (2.6%) with AD and 1022 subjects (12.2%) with EDS. The prevalence of EDS was higher in subjects with AD than in those without AD (22.1% vs. 12%, p<0.001). In multivariate analysis integrating potential confounders (area of recruitment, age, education level, body mass index, association with other allergic diseases), AD remained independently associated with EDS with an adjusted odds ratio (95% CI) of 2.18 (1.54-3.08). No independent associated factors to EDS were found in subjects with AD. There is an independent association between EDS and AD, and nearly one quarter of patients with AD has EDS in this setting. It is necessary to consider the systematic evaluation of EDS in subjects with AD to optimize their management.
The Frequency of Thromboembolism and Factors Associated with Thromboembolism in Patients Suffering from Polycythemia Vera
Authors:   Department of Hematology, Ankara Numune Training and Research Hospital, Ankara, Turkey, Ali Uçar Mehmet , Dağdaş Simten , Ceran Funda , Falay Mesude , Özet Gülsüm
Published: May 2022

This study aimed to identify at what frequency of thromboembolic complications and the other risk factors that create a predisposition to thromboembolic complications occur in patients suffering from polycythemia vera (PV). In accordance with the 2001-2008 criteria put forth by World Health Organization, we reviewed the medical records of 207 patients who were diagnosed with PV between 2009 and 2017 at Ankara Numune Training and Research Hospital. We retrospectively looked at their demographical and clinical data, alongside their history of previous thrombotic events, what treatment they had received, and lab data at the time of diagnosis. We found that the mean hemoglobin and hematocrit levels, as well as their median white blood cell count and JAK2V617F positivity rate of those who had suffered thrombotic events were higher who had not. In addition, we also discovered that the mean age (60 vs. 55.3; p=0.012) and rate of tobacco use (62.9% vs. 23.7%; p<0.001) were both determined among the thrombotic groups versus the normal group. According to multivariate regression model of potential risk factors associated with thrombotic events, we had determined that smoking (OR=7.21; p<0.001), hypertension (OR=5.44; p=0.008), itching (OR=6.7; p=0.001), and JAK2V617F positivity (OR=2.61; p=0.043) were all independent risk factors that indicated the presence of an arterial event. We also arrived at the fact that smoking (OR=7.07; p=0.001) and itching (OR=12.9; p=0.001) were also independent risk factors predicting the presence of a venous event. Our findings conclusively reveal which risk factors are associated with thromboembolic events among PV patients. In light of that, we recommend that preventive measures be against these risk factors in order to decrease the frequency of thromboembolic complications that PV patients experience.
An Ephemeral Review on Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension
Authors:   Department of Clinical Pharmacy, Vaageswari College of Pharmacy, Karimnagar, Telangana, India, Gupta Akshima , Sushrutha Kanaparthi , Kumar Vanjari Nikhil
Published: May 2022

Pulmonary arterial hypertension [PAH] is a rare and potentially fatal disease whose management is usually restricted to a few specialized centers. The crucial vascular modifications in pulmonary arterial hypertension are endothelial-cell proliferation, vasoconstriction, thrombosis and smooth-muscle cell. As patients don’t essentially board in the neighborhood to those centers, daily care and emergencies ought to be delegated to the primary and second lines. Reduced contractility of mycardium, decreased venous return and abnormal rate of exchange of gases leads to deprivation of oxygen to cell and death. Diagnosing and management of pulmonary arterial hypertension is critical. There is no cure for PAH. Modern developments regarding cell biology, molecular genetics and of idiopathic pulmonary arterial hypertension create new insights and therapeutic targets in the management. However, there are several treatment options that aim to reduce symptoms, improve the quality of life, and slow disease progression. This short review provides an outline of our therapeutic protocols supported out there information. Based on the analysis of the reasons for death in the PAH population, a review of the main emergencies is provided. Drugs include vasodilators, anticoagulants, antiplatelet agents, antiinflammatory therapies, and vascular-remodeling therapies. Most of the drugs have pleiotropic effects.
Morbidity and Mortality Statistics in Paediadric Medical Ward of Bingham University Teaching Hospital, Jos
Authors:   Department of Paediatrics, Bingham University Teaching Hospital, Jos, Nigeria, Maryam Shehu , Kaneng Nyam Davou , Tina Onyeka Ubanyi , Yakubu Mava , Edwin Ehi Eseigbe , Alhassan Mela Yakubu
Published: May 2022

Background: Approximately seventy-five percent of the deaths that occur in children excluding neonatal deaths in sub-Sahara Africa result from preventable and curable diseases like pneumonia, diarrhea and malaria. A hospital-based mortality and mortality pattern can be used to appraise the demographic profile and burden of disease in a community. AIM: To determine the morbidity and mortality pattern of children admitted into the PMW of BHUTH, Jos. Methodology: This was a retrospective study. Admissions into the paediatric medical ward of Bingham University Teaching hospital, Jos between October 2017 to Octorber 2018 were reviewed, with data from the admission and discharge records of the ward. Data was analyzed using SPSS version 20. A p value < 0.05 was considered statistically significant. Ethical clearance was gotten from the ethical committee of the hospital. Results: A total of 357 children aged 1 month-15 years were admitted over the study period, of these, 189 (52.9%) were males, and 168 (47.1%) were females with a male:female ratio of 1.1:1. The age range was 1-168 months. Two hundred and twenty-seven (63.6%) of the children were under 5 years old. The major cause of mortality in children less than 5 years of age were BPN, Sepsis and malaria with 2 (18.2%) each respectively. The cause of morbidity was majorly due to malaria 70 (20.2%), followed by various crisis of SCA 42 (12%). The highest case fatality rate was from viral haemorrhagic fever (VHF) with 28%, followed by Acute bacterial meningitis (ABM) and Protein energy malnutrition (PEM) with complications each having 15.4% respectively. The length of hospital stay was inversely proportional to mortality and the difference was statistically significant (χ2 = 24.58, p < 0.00). The trend of sex distribution and morbidities showed that the month with the highest morbidity was in October 2017 with 44 admissions, the highest number of male morbidities was in January, 2018 with 26 males, while the month with the highest number of morbidities for females was in October 2017 with 21 patients. Out of all the 357 admissions, (92.7%) were discharged, (2.2%) left against medical advice, (0.6%) were referred, while (4.5%) died. Conclusion: The burden of paediatric morbidity and mortality is on children under 5 years and the causes are mainly preventable. An emphasis and focus on malaria eradication, vaccination and other child survival strategies will help to reduce childhood morbidity and mortality.
Evaluation of Topical Dispenser Systems for Vaginal Delivery of Feminine Medications
Authors:   Analytical Research Laboratories (ARL) Bio Pharma, Oklahoma City, USA, Toerien-Hayes Chanelle , Nguyen Quy , Woods Joy , Liu Qiang , Kupiec Thomas , Vu Nicole
Published: May 2022

The vaginal route of administration has a large surface area with a rich blood supply demonstrating capacity for local absorption and systemic bioavailability of drugs. However, there are problems associated with current vaginal delivery method in terms of dosing precision and accuracy. In this report, the potential utility of the metered-dose Topi-CLICK® Perl™ system for vaginal delivery of feminine medication is presented. The aim was to evaluate the efficiency of Topi-CLICK® Perl™ for dosing accuracy, precision, and residual waste of medicaments relative to currently available dispensing systems. The results showed Topi-CLICK® Perl™ system to have the highest accuracy for a dose being correctly delivered more than 88% of the time. Whereas other commonly used dispenser systems, such as plastic or metal (aluminum) ointment tubes with smooth or ribbed applicators, exhibited not more than 10% of doses being within acceptable limits for accuracy. Medication waste was significantly minimized using Topi-CLICK® Perl™, which has an estimated overfill volume less than 6%. This required overfill volume ranged from 39% to 88% respectively, for the plastic and metal ointment tubes. Qualitatively, operators of Topi-CLICK® Perl™ found the metered-dose system the easiest to use with little mess. Based on these results, Topi-CLICK® Perl™ outperformed other traditional dispensing systems for vaginal drug delivery in accuracy and precision, with the least amount of residual medication waste.
Behavior, Attitudes, Food and Nutrition Practices in Pregnant Women
Authors: Suarez Jose Selva
Published: May 2022

The low food consumption, anemia and frequent infections during pregnancy are causes of maternal undernourishment; that’s why it is important to know attitudes and practices during pregnancy in order to design messages in favor of the nutrition for the pregnant woman. To have a basic line of knowledge, attitudes and practices of pregnant women from Ollantay (poor suburban area) that will allow us to make educative interventions. 156 surveys were applied, divided in 6 axes: (i) general data; (ii) knowledge about nutrition; (iii) nutritional attitudes; (iv) nutritional practices; (v) other foods; (vi) habits. The study was done in 2006. 86% knows that must drink milk, however only 35% drinks it everyday; 33%, two or three times per week and 27%, some times. 85% knows that they must take ferrous sulphate; 91% that they must consume 3 main meals and 1 snack. 59% knows what foods facilitate the absorption of iron and 47% which are rich in iron. Egg: the 44% consume it some times, the 38% two or three times per week and the 13%, every day. The 58% consumes barbecued chicken, the 30% hamburger, the 79% ice cream, the 56% cakes and candies, the 66% soda pops. Pregnant women know how many meals a day they must consume. The half knows which foods are iron rich and which facilitate its absorption. Iron rich foods are not of their affability. A high percentage has bad feeding habits. The high protein foods are little consumed by pregnant women.
The Influence of Cashmir Territory on The India-Pakistan Diplomatic Relations
Authors: Malik Prolay
Published: May 2022

Conflict between India and Pakistan in Kashmir issue unresolved until recently seemed to have sunk from the international community. However the presence of kashmir issue has become one of the things that are the focus India-Pakistan for many - years. The diplomatic relations between India - Pakistan determined by Kashmir case. In this research, the author uses the Nation – state analysis level which focused on decision making in any situation. This research uses realism perspective in international relations and theory of National Security. Kashmir is an area that lies between India and Pakistan. This area is famous for its natural riches contained therein. The soil is fertile, the rivers that flow throughout the year and their biological minerals make this region a source of conflict India and Pakistan. The conflict began when India and Pakistan officially separated since the announcement of the independence of both sides pidak in 1948. This separation is prolonged impact on the border region, especially in Kashmir, which is fertile. Realism have the assumption that one alternative way conflict resolution is a War. It was then known by the term “Civis Pasum Para Bellum” which is means if yo want to make peace them, be prepared for war. Based on the assumption of the theory of realism, the best way conflict resolution between India and Pakistan is a war
Social Media and Political Revolution: Re-Understanding The "Arab Spring" Phenomenon in the Perspective of Transnational Public Spaces
Authors: Saleus Nazma
Published: May 2022

This paper aims to analyze some linkages between revolution, public sphere, and transnational activism through social media in the Middle East. A revolution in Tunisia in 2011 became an international issue aft er the revolution spreaded to other states in the region. Aft er Tunisia, protest movements began to ignite in Egypt, Libya, Yemen, and Jordania. This wave of revolution comes into a public discourse: what causes this movement? How could a revolution in one country inspire another revolution in another country? To answer these questions, we analyze the role of social media as a “bridge” to connect activists in the Middle East to make a revolution. We conclude that transnational activism was formed by routine and massive reports from media which explained what hadhappened in the Middle East during the revolution. The reports were followed by a spread of the idea of democracy and civil rights through social media. As a consequence, revolution took place in several other countries whose socio-cultural tradition are similar to that of Tunisia.
The Impact of the 2016 Turkish Military Coup on Politics in Turkey
Authors: Adsay Ismail
Published: May 2022

On July 15, 2016, a Military Coup took place in Turkey to overthrow President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government. Although the coup failed, certainly not an advantage for Turkey, which is the government trying to increase political, economic and social stability in Turkey. This paper examines the impact of the 2016 Turkish military coup on Turkish politics by focusing on its impact on domestic politics in Turkey. The approach in research uses literature review. The data collection technique of this research is literature study using secondary data with descriptive analysis. The results of this study describe that domestic politics, the coup has an impact on government relations with opposition parties, the democratic climate, political policy and military bureaucracy.
The Role of Ethics and Religion to Reduce The Corruption Level in Indonesia, Moderated by The Government Internal Control System
Authors: Muslih Mochamad , Umar Haryono
Published: May 2022

The purpose of this study is to study the effect of ethics and religion on reducing corruption, moderated by the government’s internal control system. This study used quantitative method. The population is Indonesian society. The research sample is the academic community and auditors. The sample selection is done purposively. The data used is primary data. Data collection was carried out using an online questionnaire. A total of 108 respondents filled out a questionnaire created using Google forms. The results showed that ethics had no significant effect on reducing corruption, religion had no significant effect on reducing corruption, moderating government internal control systems on ethical influence on reducing corruption was not significant, and moderating government internal control systems (SPIP) on religious influence on reducing corruption was not significant. Subsequent researchers are advised to use cultural variables as one of the independent variables.
Ensuring fair allocation of COVID-19 vaccines: Recommended strategies and justification
Authors: Shrivastava Saurabh RamBihariLal , Shrivastava Prateek Saurabh
Published: May 2022

The coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19) pandemic continues to claim lives of the infected people and disrupt the routine functioning of all domains of lives. The development of a vaccine seems the only major tool which can prevent the acquisition of cases and bring an end to the pandemic. As on 11 November 2021, eight different vaccine manufacturers have been given permission to roll out their vaccines in different nations, with the first priority being offered to those who belong to vulnerable population groups. Considering the fact that the number of available vaccines will be less in initial time, it is essential to give priority to some specific groups and then gradually expand the reach of vaccine to everyone, once the supply increases. In conclusion, the ultimate aim of policy makers should be to ensure the availability and accessibility of COVID-19 vaccines to all those who could be benefited by the vaccine. However, it is a challenging task and a lot of planning and preparedness are required in each nation to ensure the safety of people.
Updating mediation activities of social and educational sphere specialists in the context of digitalization
Authors: Ryzhova Natalia
Published: May 2022

In the context of changes in the socio-economic environment caused by digitalization and globalization of the modern multicultural society, the mediation activities of specialists of "helping professions"are updated. Based on the current Russian legislation and existing empirical and personal experience, the article substantiates the importance of the mediation approach for the safe and effective functioning of the social and educational sphere. It is emphasized that the modern system of higher professional education, based on the postulates of this approach, can make a significant contribution to the training of specialists and the creation of conditions for the organization of both the educational process and the functioning of educational institutions themselves, ensuring the safety of the environment and excluding the occurrence of conflicts, including various threats and challenges of modernity.
Practice of normative and legal regulation of the activities of ungraded educational organizations in the aspect of management system improving
Authors: Demidova Yulia
Published: May 2022

The article deals with some issues of management of ungraded educational organizations by normative and legal regulation of their activities at the federal and regional levels, the impact of normative and legal regulation on the preservation and development of educational organizations of this type. Effective management of ungraded educational organizations is associated with solving problems dictated by the specific conditions of the educational work: different-age training, lack of qualified personnel and material resources, etc. The article presents the analysis of regional criteria for classifying educational organizations as    ungraded, identifies climatic, geographical, infrastructural and other features of the subjects of the Russian Federation that affect the activities of ungraded schools and kindergartens. The problems of managing ungraded educational organizations related to the lack of information in open official sources are considered, ways to solve these problems in order to develop effective management solutions for the development of ungraded educational organizations are outlined.
Modern trends in the organization of the educational process at the university with the use of pedagogical support
Authors: Zorina Elena
Published: May 2022

The article makes an attempt to comprehend the current trends in the organization of the educational process at the university. The need for changes in the field of education is due to the social order of the digital society. The author considers the possibilities of modernizing the organization of the educational process at the university on the basis of pedagogical supports, the formation of metasubject competence, changes in the interaction of a teacher and a student, digitalization, taking into account the psychological characteristics of generation Z, which basically do not have a pronounced channel of information perception (they are digital) and interact well with digital devices. Taking into account the modern educational paradigm of teaching in higher education, metasubject results are described that lead to the formation of the student's metasubject competence and the teacher's meta-literacy and metareflection. The micromodels of the organization of the modern educational process at the university from reproductive to heuristic are shown. Variants of the use of pedagogical supports for the formation of basic skills (soft and hard) of a future specialist in the framework of professional and personal development are proposed.
Organization of the pedagogical process in the Safonovo boarding school in Smolensk region in the perspective of A.S. Makarenko’s ideas
Authors: Kozhemyakina Elena
Published: May 2022

The article deals with the organization of the pedagogical process in Safonovo boarding school in Smolensk region, opened in 1960, in the perspective of the ideas of an outstanding teacher and writer A.S. Makarenko. The article analizes labor education as the main component of the pedagogical process in the boarding school taking into account the psychological and pedagogical attitudes of A.S. Makarenko. The authors present the experience of the boarding school in preparing students for independent life in society.
Pedagogical design in Higher and Secondary vocational education (review of the Russian scientific and practical conference’s materials with international participation)
Authors: Spasennikov Valery
Published: May 2022

This article is a review of the Russian Scientific and Practical Conference’s materials with International participation on Pedagogical design, which was held at the Bryansk State Technical University on February 25, 2021. The review presents reports and presentations made online by representatives of nine higher educational institutions and two institutions of secondary vocational education, which are structured on three grounds: pedagogical design as a field of scientific knowledge and as a process of designing the learning environment; training in a virtual information environment and the development of digital educational materials; ergonomic support for the pedagogical design of network learning technologies. Conclusions are drawn based on the results of the conference, related to the prospects of the scientific direction of pedagogical design’s ergonomic support in digital didactics, which is the basis of advanced educational technologies in higher and secondary vocational education.
Anti-Poaching of Trees in Forest-Based on IoT
Authors: Subash Niranjan Mr.B.C.
Published: May 2022

Day today life their area unit several incidents concerning importation of trees like shoe, Sagwan etc. These trees area unit terribly pricey and hand-to-mouth. they're employed in the medical sciences, cosmetics. to limit their importation and to avoid wasting forests round the globe some preventive measures must be deployed. we've got developed a system which might be wont to prohibit importation. the planning system uses 3 sensors tilt sensor (to find the inclination of tree once it’s being cut), temperature sensor (to find forest fires), sound sensor (for effective detection of embezzled work i.e., even the sounds generated whereas axing the tree also are sensed). Data generated from these sensors is unendingly monitored with the help of Blynk App. With relevancy the sensors, their output devices area unit activated through relay switch. For tilt sensing element and sound sensing element a buzzer is activated and for temperature sensing element a pump is activated. Generated information is hold on in Blynk Server over the Wi-Fi module. Forest officers’ area unit notified once any event happens in order that acceptable action is often taken.
TEMPERATURE MONITORING AND AUTOMATIC DOOR OPENING SYSTEM USING ARDUINO UNO
Authors: R Poorani
Published: May 2022

Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) is a fast-spreading infectious disease that is presently inflicting a healthcare crisis across the globe. The lethal corona virus founded in Wuhan, China in December 2019. The symptoms for covid 19 are rise in body temperature, cough, tiredness, loss of taste or smell, sore throat, headache and shortness of breath. The fast-spreading deadly disease covid-19 which is difficult to identify its spread. the effective vaccination is still going on around the world. There are some existing strategies to minimal the spread of COVID 19 virus which is based upon monitoring the temperature using the sensors and spray the sanitizer on their hands. The proposed system consists of temperature sensor, IR sensor, RFID reader, buzzer, laptop / personal computer with web camera. A person entering is sensed for monitoring the temperature, face mask is detection is also included and then the sanitizer is provided by sensing the hand of the person. If the temperature of the person is below 37.6 degree, below the acceptance limit, then mask detection perform takes place by using matrix lab, then sanitizer is sprayed and then door will open automatically. Otherwise, the door will not open and the buzzer is alarmed. With these precautionary measurements, people can be capable to survive this pandemic situation. KEYWORD: Temperature, Mask detection, Sanitizer, Door open, Mat Lab
GRAPHICAL IMAGE PASSWORD AUTHENTICATION USING JARO DISTANCE
Authors:   GITAM University, Visakhapatnam, Deepak M.S.R.
Published: May 2022

This research proposes a new authentication mechanism called Graphical Image Password Authentication Using Jaro Distance. A user can register five different related photographs using the suggested technique. To identify the similarity of the five pictures, a Gaussian mixture and the Jaro Distance method are used to preprocess the provided five similar images. All five photographs will be saved in the System database if they are comparable. The user connects in using their permitted information and a picture password based on a drawing. The password is processed by using a Gaussian mixture and implemented using the Jaro Distance technique to compare with the registered passwords in the database for authentication. The suggested method is tested with some example input image passwords, and the performance is evaluated using recall and precision measures. By ensuring authentication for user security, the proposed effort might achieve an accuracy of over 87%.
SECURE DATA SHARING IN CLOUD
Authors: chouhan Shekhar
Published: May 2022

Abstract—now a days the use of Cloud computing is increasing due to its numerous features such as providing storage ,sharing video,audio content cloud computing can be defined as diiferent service which is uses the internet ,services like storage over a cloud cloud computing provide different features but now a days security is everyone concern but the majority of cloud platforms fail to provide the solution for this as there primary concern is storage so here we have discuused about the methodolgy about securing data over a cloud Index Terms—cloud computing, data, security, encryption, decryption, algorithm, sha 5, aes, des, rsa, Cp-Abe
SMART HEALTHCARE SYSTEM
Authors: Ghogh Rahul
Published: May 2022

In today’s busy schedule work life, we tend to have a on the go lifestyle. It means that we want to work throughout the day with minimum time. We try to save time in each task of our daily life to do more stuff. In such life whenever we fall ill or get cough or cold like symptoms we seek medical help. We don’t run to a doctor for treatment for such mild illness. If we get the same treatment at our home then it will save more time as well as we can get immediate medication. On the above principle “Smart Healthcare System” works. This device acts as a virtual doctor. Firstly it will display the list of symptoms which are commonly experienced by people in day-to-day life which will be mid illness or diseases. We have to select the symptom that we are facing and the medicine box will rotate and open the portion of the box which contains medicine for the same symptom. Additionally, if we know the medicine name or the doctor asked us to take the medicine, we can select the same medicine from the medicine list which can displayed on the screen. Upon selecting we get the medicine from the box. The medicines which are kept in the box are recommended by doctors. So there will be no such hesitation to the person taking medicines from the medicine box. Keywords – Push switches, 20x4 LCD display, Stepper motor, Medicine box, Step angle.
Leasing using Full Stack Web Application
Authors: R Aravind
Published: May 2022

The creation of this web application arises from the need to facilitate and optimize the time spent in the entire management of rental apartments. It is becoming more and more common to acquire and rent properties. The administration of these can become a tangle of invoices, papers, appointments, and payments that worsens over time. The solutions that we can find today to this problem are basically two: delegate the process to a third party, which is an extra expense that many people are not willing to pay, or look for one of the few software that the market offers which are very complex and do not allow classifying and dividing the information of each apartment in a simple way and therefore do not solve the basis of the problem: the organization. So, why is this project innovative? The main feature of this application is the possibility of computerizing the entire process involved in leasing one or more assets and being able to manage them yourself without depending on a third party. You don't need hundreds of fields of information or calculators of net and gross profit as the few software’s that exist in the market have. What inexperienced people who rent assets need is to be able to have their files, expenses controlled, and basic information organized. In summary, you will be able to save and classify the information of each of the leases by months, upload files, add notes, keep track of the expenses of each month along with the amount paid and owed, interact with your colleagues through general and specific forums for each asset, etc. and thus be able to access it when and where you need it in a fast and intuitive way. Keywords: Full stack web application, Dot Net, Lease management
SMART AUDIO GLOVES FOR DEAF AND DUMB PEOPLE
Authors: Madura E.
Published: May 2022

Deaf-Mute people at some stage in the globe use gesture-based communication to talk with others, this can be possible for the people WHO have tough distinctive coaching. Everyday voters face bother in understanding the linguistic communication. To defeat these continuous problems, this framework is made. At no matter purpose the framework detects any gesture-based communication, it plays comparison recorded voice. This diminishes the correspondence hole among customary people and allows a free flow of interactions between public voters. This model contains of 3 modules, they are detecting unit, handling unit and voice stockpiling unit. This endeavor utilizes a flex device and WTV-SR voice recorder. KEYWORDS: linguistic communication, Gesture based mostly Communication, Flex device, Recorded Voice.
Performance Analysis of Plate Heat Exchanger Using Nano Fluids
Authors: Khandizod Abhishek
Published: May 2022

Heat exchanger is an important device which is used in thermal systems in many industrial fields. Nanofluids are recently employed as coolants to improve the efficiency of heat exchangers. Regarding unique characteristics of nanofluids, research studies in this area have witnessed a remarkable growth. Latest investigations conducted on use of nanofluids in heat exchangers including those carried out on plate heat exchangers, double pipe heat exchangers, shell and tube heat exchangers, and compact heat exchangers are reviews and summarized. Meanwhile, some very interesting aspects of nanofluids in combination with heat exchangers are presented.This study aims to present the experimental performance analysis in compact plate heat exchanger (PHE) using copper oxide nano fluid certain concentrations and flow rate
MANAGING AND IMPLEMENTING WORKFORCE DIVERSITY IN THE INDIAN CONTEXT
Authors: SAHU HARSH
Published: May 2022

Telemarketing is the exercise of promoting services or products at once to ability clients thru the telecall smartphone or the Internet. The number one benefit of telemarketing for enterprise promoting is that it permits you to speedy determine your clients` hobby to your services or products. You also can do the subsequent matters with it: deliver a extra personalized and interactive promoting enjoy An established closed ended questionnaire become used to acquire number one information from a hundred woman clients for this study. The information has been examined thru Reliability check (Cronbach alpha), One- manner ANOVA check and Chi-rectangular check. There isn't any giant distinction in telemarketing delight ranges amongst clients via way of means of occupation, but there's a big distinction in telemarketing delight ranges amongst clients via way of means of age, consistent with this study. There is likewise a hyperlink among woman schooling and telemarketing awareness, consistent with the study.
A REVIEW PAPER ON DESIGN OF COOLING SYSTEM FOR ELECTRICAL TRANSFORMERS, CIRCUIT BREAKERS USED IN TRANSMISSION STATION
Authors: Kumar B. Phanidra
Published: May 2022

Transformer is a device that transfers electric energy from one alternating-current circuit to one or more circuits, either increasing (stepping up) or reducing (stepping down) the voltage. Transformer plays a key role in the power transmission, during this power transmission heat is generated. Cooling of a transformer is the dissipation of heat developed in the transformer to the surroundings. The losses occurring in the transformer are converted into heat which increases the temperature of the windings and the core. In order to dissipate the heat generated cooling should be used. A circuit breaker is an electrical switch that turns off automatically during an overload or short circuit. These switches are important because they protect your electrical components from overheating and breaking. By using different cooling methods we design an cooling system for the transformer and circuit breaker by using Revit software. By using this method, the temperature of transformer and circuit breakers can be reduced in short time. According to generally adopted estimate states that if a transformer’s maximum operating temperature is reduced by 6°C-10°C. The main purpose of the experiment is to improve the cooling system of transformer, to increase the life expectancy of transformer.
Conflict and Negotiation Process in the Organization
Authors: Kashyap Swati
Published: May 2022

Conflict is a natural and inevitable occurrence in any organizational setting which makes it unavoidable; hence the introduction of concepts like conflict management., conflict resolution and negotiation. These concepts are supremely important on harnessing the benefits of healthy conflicts; while also decimating conflicts that debilitate organizations. The review focuses on types and dimensions of conflicts with various acceptable ways to handle them in an organization, which in the end will enhance achievement of organizational goals, employee effectiveness and strategy alignment across all cadre of employees. Unresolved Conflict with the multidimensional cost is the bane of progress in any organization, whether it is sovereign, public or private, and as such demands a thorough blend of study for complete grasp of the underlying factors and conflict dynamics. The organization that will excel in productivity, profitability, agility and sustainability must incorporate effective management of conflict, as a critical success factor in its quest to achieve and surpass corporate objectives.
WEB BASED IOT CONTROLLING OF HYBRID ENERGY SYSTEM USING ESP826
Authors: Madhan Mr.R.
Published: May 2022

In this project, we are controlling Street lights using IOT. There is various combination of energy and all of them are alternative to each other like solar energy, wind energy, bio fuel, fuel cell, etc. But the need of controlling of hybrid energy system arises when it is installed for domestic or commercial purpose. At this point IOT plays an important role in controlling system. The main criteria being switching between the two sources of energy i.e. solar and wind energy without any inconvenience through a website using Nodemcu module. The data is transmitted wirelessly to cloud through Nodemcu module which controls the sources of energy. The transmitted data is controlled remotely using IOT. This enables user to have flexible control mechanism remotely through a secured internet web connection. This system helps the user to control the sources of energy, manually and remotely using smart phone. This system is very efficient, cheaper and flexible in operation.
CHANGING TRENDS IN FMCG INDUSTRY IN INDIA
Authors: PURBEY ANKIT
Published: May 2022

Consumer packaged goods (CPG) is another word for fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG). The meaning of this product can be deduced directly from the word FMCG. These things are sold in a short period of time and at comparatively low prices. Non-durable products, such as soft drinks, fast food/processed foods, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and a variety of other consumables, are excellent examples. To further define the phrase "non-durable," it refers to all goods that should be used within three years after purchase. FMCG has an extremely short shelf life as a result of this characteristic, which could be due to its high demand or its non-durable nature. Although FMCG is sold in large quantities, the profit margin for producers is modest when compared to retailers. However, because the products are sold in big quantities, the overall profit will be sufficient to keep the business afloat.
COVID-19 IMPACT ON INDIAN BANKING SECTOR
Authors: YADAV RIVA KUMARI
Published: May 2022

COVID-19 is a disease which is caused by a new strain of coronavirus; where 'CO' stands for corona, 'VI' for virus, and 'D' for disease. This started from Wuhan, China, which is now a global concern and was declared as a global pandemic in 2019-20. In India, it started to spread in March 2020.