bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Does social influence affect continuance intention to use e-campus? A Study in Malaysian private higher institution
Authors: Mohamad Zuraini Binti , Kamarozaman Zarina Binti , Kassim Mohd. Fazzly Rassis BinMd. , Razak Fahmi Zaidi Abdul 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
The advancement of IT innovation has facilitated teaching and learning in higher education institutions. However, little research has been carried out regarding the role of social influence in post adoption stage. In order to answer the research question, this research will examine the role of social influence in explaining continuance intention. Data were collected from 500 undergraduate and postgraduate students from private university in Kuantan Malaysia using a validated set of questionnaire. A simple linear regression has been carried out to answer the research question. The results indicate that social influence was positively related to the continuance intention. Implications from these results are further discussed
Identification of content quality perspective for continuance intention in e-campus application: Insights from Malaysia
Authors: Dzulkepli Norhafizatul Sheha binti , Razak Fahmi Zaidi Abdul 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
This study enhances the existing literature on post acceptance study by examining the role of IS success contruct in explaining user continuance intention in higher learning institution context. In this study, we investigate how content quality influences user continuance intention to use e-campus. Data was obtained from 500 undergraduate and post graduate students from private higher learning in Malaysia through paper-and-pencil self-administered questionnaire survey. The findings show content quality is positively affect user continuance intention to use e-campus. The findings also indicate that the variance explained in continuance intention was 21 percent. Practical implications for this study are discussed.
Service quality, satisfaction and users’ continuance intention to use e-campus: A mediation analysis
Authors: Razak Fahmi Zaidi Abdul , Mokhtar Ahmad Effat , Rahman Asmadi Abdul , Abidin Mohd Zawavi Zainal 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
The continued use of the information system would ensure the effectiveness of the implementation of a given program. Since the deployment of the system will cost a lot of funds, continuous use is not an option. However little is known about the role satisfaction as a mediator in the relationship between service quality and continuance intention. Accordingly, this research will identify a mediation role of satisfaction which in turn contribute to the adoption of the e-campus. Data were collected from 500 undergraduate and postgraduate students from private university in Kuantan Malaysia using a validated set of questionnaire. A bootstrapping procedure has been performed to examine the mediation hypothesis. The results indicate that satisfaction plays a significant role as a mediator of such relationship. Implications from this results are further discussed.
The impact of system quality on satisfaction to use learning management system: E-campus perspective
Authors: Rahim Roszalina bt. Abdul , Razak Fahmi Zaidi Abdul 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
The use of online learning applications is becoming increasingly popular in higher education institutions. However, it requires a considerable amount of investment and, if consumers do not make use of it, the investment would not benefit and would be considered a failure. In order to prevent such failure, this research will identify the factors that contribute to the user satisfaction on e-campus. Data were collected from 500 undergraduate and postgraduate students from private university in Kuantan Malaysia using a validated set of questionnaire. A series of regression statistics has been performed to answer the research question. The findings indicate that the system quality (β= 0.63, p < 0.01) was positively related to user satisfaction of using e-campus, which explains a total variance of 40%.
The role of trust on continuance intention to use e-campus
Authors: Razak Fahmi Zaidi Abdul , Mokhtar Ahmad Effat b. , Rahman Asmadi Abdul , Abidin Mohd Zawavi Zainal 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
A sample of 315 subjects completed a questionnaire assessing trust towards continuance intentions. The objective of the present study was to determine the role of trust in predicting continuance intention to use e-campus. The study described in this paper used quantitative and survey research method. Data was analysed using simple linear regression analysis. The results indicate that trust were positively related to continuance intention explaining a total of 22% variance.
Understanding the effects of system quality on continuance intention to use student’s information system management: An empirical evidence from Malaysia
Authors: Sabarudin Aswahida Binti , Razak Fahmi Zaidi Abdul 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
This paper examines the role of system quality on continuance intention to use e-campus. The scale used in this study is adapted from previously validated instrument derive from the relevant literature. using a paper-and-pencil self-administered questionnaire survey, data was collected from 315 undergraduate and post graduate students from private higher learning institution in East Coast Malaysia. The results suggest that users’ continuance intention to use e-campus is determined by system quality. Implications for research and practice are discussed.
Measuring the impact of technical proficiency on continuance intention to use e-campus: Empirical study from Malaysia
Authors: Razak Fahmi Zaidi Abdul , Rahman Asmadi Abdul , Mokhtar Ahmad Effat b. 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Inadequate use of technology has been the subject of IS scholars starting back with ECM (expectation-confirmation model) by [1]. This paper explores the effect of technical proficiency on continuance intention to use e-campus. Data were collected from 500 undergraduate and postgraduate students from private university in Kuantan Malaysia using a validated set of questionnaire. Simple linear regression statistics has been performed to answer the research question. The results suggest that user continuance intention is determined by their technical proficiency explaining a total variance of 24 per cent. Implications from this results are further discussed.
Factors influence the housing price in Kuala Lumpur by using AHP
Authors: Yeee Gan Fui , Sufahani Suliadi Firdaus , Wahab Mohd Helmy Abd , Idrus Syed Zulkarnain Syed 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
The housing affordability issue was bothered the B40 and M40 buyers where the income level of the buyers cannot afford the higher housing price in Kuala Lumpur. To understand the factors that contribute to the housing price can improve the planning for the buyers. The planning for purchasing the residential property should be construct by the buyers to analyze the financial ability. Analytical Hierarchical Process can show the hierarchical diagram for the factors interested which have the higher priority is define as the important factor towards the housing price.
Gain More Insight from Common Latent Factor in Structural Equation Modeling
Authors: Afthanorhan Asyraf , Awang Zainudin , Majid Norliana Abd , Foziah Hazimi , Ismail Izzat , Halbusi Hussam Al , Tehseen Shehnaz 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
There is a great deal of evidence that method bias is really sure influences item validities, measurement error, correlation and covariance between latent constructs and thus leading the researchers to erroneous conclusion due to inflation or deflation during hypothesis testing. To remedy this, the study provides a guideline to minimize the method bias in the context of structural equation modeling employing the covariance method (CB-SEM) using medical tourism model. A practical approach is illustrated for the identification of method bias based on the new construct namely common latent factor. Using this latent construct, we managed to identify which item has potential to permeate more variance from common latent factor. Nevertheless, we figure out that the method bias is do not exist in our developed model. Therefore, this measurement model is appropriate for structural model in order to achieve the research hypotheses. We hope that this discussion will help the researchers anticipate which items are likely exposed on method bias before proceed to advance modeling.
Use of Computer Technology in the Internet Using the Youtube in Teaching and Learning Student Basic Technique Dances Contemporary University of Malaysia Terengganu
Authors: Musa Azlina , Hashim Mohd Nasir , Ain Chua Abdullah Nurul , Musa Rabiu Mu’azu 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
This article will discuss the use of computers in internet access through the use of you tube in learning and teaching beginners the techniques of contemporary dances moves. In this regard, the application of internet usage is so widespread around the world that it has the potential to help the student learning process. Besides being able to stimulate students learning interest in learning and mastering basic techniques of body movement and learning as a beginner of dance moves. Besides, how to control the internet access like you tube is limited just to help students learn. In addition, using the internet as one of teaching tools in the classroom and learning the basic techniques of dance movement can help attract students with background in different programs of study taking dance classes in the classroom learning process. In addition, researching the effectiveness of implementing internet teaching applications has the potential to enhance the learning skills of students who attend dance classes. In addition researching the extent to which the internet can interest students in learning. In addition, research on the frequency of students use of computers from internet access includes you tube, cd rom, video during dance class learning. The design of the research is based on observations and questionnaires with a sample of twenty students who have taken basic dance classes at the University of Malaysia Terengganu. In addition, researching dance can create physical intelligence and improve student mindset. The questionnaire was used to measure the frequency of internet use in teaching basic dance techniques among students and to student’s interest in learning dance. Data collection was conducted on twenty students attending dance classes at University Malaysia of Terengganu. This data collection is done using a questionnaire that covers various items on the application of teaching you tube, cd rom, video in developing basic skills of dance technique in beginner to basic learning in dance class. Re-documenting this study could add further sources of reference to other researchers in the future.
Carbon Footprint Assessment of Hostel Building Construction Using the Industrialized Building System In Pauh Putra, Perlis
Authors: Ayob Afizah , Razali Norashikin , Hassan Zulkarnain , Rahim Mustaqqim Abdul , Zahid Mohd Zulham Affandi bin Mohd 
Published: March 2021

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This study performs a carbon footprint (CF) assessment in carbon dioxide equivalent tons (tCO2eq) for hostel building construction in Perlis, Malaysia, through a case study by using the Industrialized Building System construction method. Life cycle assessment from cradle-to-gate is conducted to calculate the CF produced by manufacturing prefabricated sandwich panels (Prefab-SP) for machinery operation and their actual site installation stages. Results show that the actual site installation of Prefab-SP component requires the extensive use of an excavator leaves a significantly high CF of 81.59 tCO2eq (34.00%), especially during the completion of floor construction. Building work contributes a notable CF of 159.32 tCO2eq (63.87%), followed by preliminary work, foundation, and earthwork with 35.08 (14.06%), 34.30 (13.75%), and 20.76 (14.06%) tCO2eq, respectively. The shortcrete mixture used for plastering works releases a high CF of 360.04 tCO2eq (73.11%) due to its high cement consumption and high embodied energy factor of extraction and production. Given the magnitude of the CF spike from the construction phase, its implications are expected to elicit the attention of policymakers in setting sustainability reduction targets for construction phases.
Comparative Analysis of Software Testing Techniques for Mobile Applications
Authors: AbuSalim Samah W.G. , Ibrahim Rosziati , Wahab Jahari Abdul 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Software testing is the investigation process required to give sufficient information about the quality of the program and its conformity with the specifications that have been identified by the customer and to find problems and errors before they are discovered when the system or program is run by the user. It has an important role in software engineering, which is essential to Software Quality Assurance (SQA). Due to increasing numbers of mobile applications users, testing of mobile application is an essential phase in developing any application to ensure that software has zero defects. For that, many software testing techniques and tools are developed, each having its own features to test software. This paper describes and gives general overview of different strategies of software testing techniques that commonly used for detecting errors in mobile applications, which are: White box testing, Black box testing, Gray box testing, Mutation testing, Regression testing and Fuzzy testing. The primary goal of this paper is to emerge the effective technique of the mobile application testing. As a result of the research, most of testing techniques are currently used in mobile testing include Mutation, Regression and Fuzzy testing. The White box testing and Black box testing techniques are rarely used. Also, the latest research into mobile application testing focuses on GUI testing of mobile applications.
Comparison Analysis on the Performance of the Filtered Photovoltaic (PV) Module
Authors: Misran Mohd Fakhrur Razi , Zainun Wan Hairilamei Nik Wan , Wahab Mohd Nor Hakim Ab. 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
The photovoltaic system is the most significant conversion device for solar energy compared to other available systems. It converts solar radiation into electricity, but the performance of the PV module degrades as the PV temperature increases. This is because only selected bands of wavelength, 0.35 to 0.82 μm, are converted into electricity while the remaining solar radiation will generate heat in the PV system. In order to maintain PV performance, the operating PV temperature can be maintained by applying various cooling methods, which are either passive or active. Some wavelengths, such as UV and Infrared, need to be eliminated. Therefore, this research aims to investigate the effects related to the presence of water in the filtered PV module. At the end of this study, the performance of the PV with and without the water filter was compared, and the results show that the PV module with the water filter achieved a higher efficiency of 9.96% compared to the filtered PV module without water, which had an efficiency of 9.61%.
Effect of High Doses Gamma Irradiation on Texturing of Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8 (Bi-2212) Superconductor
Authors: Hamid Nasri A. , Mohiju Zaahidah Atiqah , Senduradesigen P. 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
The effect of high doses gamma irradiation on the texture and microstructure of Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8 (Bi-2212) superconductor is studied in order to observe the sustainability of the material in radiation environment such as gamma radiation. The prepared samples have been irradiated with 100 kGray (kGy) of gamma irradiation and investigated by powder X-ray diffraction (XRD) and scanning electron microsopy (SEM). The Texture Coefficient (TC) for both the non-irradiated and irradiated samples has been calculated. The XRD patterns of the samples showed the Bi-2212 phase as the dominant phase. However, reduction in the intensity of Bi-2212 phase is observed in the gamma irradiated sample. Furthermore the calculated TC percentage of the irradiated sample have lower values when compared to the non-irradiated sample. The SEM micrograph of the irradiated sample showed random grains orientation with poorly connected inter and intra-grain microstructure that are in agreement with the calculated TC percentage.
Ionic liquid modified PEEK-MWCNTs nanocomposites with enhanced thermomechanical properties
Authors: Ahmad Aqeel , Mahmood Hamayoun , Mansor Nurlidia , Iqbal Tanveer , Moniruzzaman Muhammad 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Polyetheretherketone (PEEK) is a stable semi-crystalline thermoplastic polymer with excellent thermal and chemical properties and is used in many applications, especially as a biomaterial. However, poor mechanical properties: mismatching of elastic modulus to human bone retards the use of PEEK as a biomaterial for bone implant material. In the present study, ionic liquid (IL) modified multiwalled carbon nanotubes were used to prepare PEEK nanocomposites via internal mixer and compression molding processes. The morphologies, thermal and mechanical properties of the prepared nanocomposites were evaluated. Uniform and excellent distribution of MWCNTs into PEEK was achieved by optical microscopy. The thermogravimetric study showed that the decomposition temperature of the composites was boosted 7 % ± 0.9 as compared to those of PEEK composites prepared without IL. Moreover, the elastic modulus of the PEEK nanocomposites was improved by ionic liquid modified MWCNTs into the PEEK. Thus, the prepared PEEK nanocomposites have the potential to be used for fabricating bone implants.
Synthesis and determination of Surface tension of 1-butyl-3-methylimidazolium lauroyl sarcosinate IL and Tween 80
Authors: Nazar Masooma , Shah Mansoor ul Hassan , Goto Masahiro , Yahya Wan Zaireen Nisa , Moniruzzaman Muhammad 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Ionic liquids (ILs) have unique physicochemical properties. ILs with long carbon chains are called surface-active ILs, and they have surfactant properties. In this study, we synthesize (1-butyl-3-methylimidazolium lauroyl sarcosinate) [BMIM] [Lausar] IL that have surfactant properties. Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy (NMR) was used to confirm the chemical structure of the synthesized IL. The surface tension of [BMIM] [Lausar] was determined that it was almost 37.1mN/m. Tween 80 is the most famous commercial surfactant, and we also determine the surface tension of Tween 80. Afterword, we make the binary mixture of Tween 80 and IL-based surfactants. Based on our results, we can conclude that Tween 80 and [BMIM] [Lausar] both reduced surface tension and have excellent surface properties when combining and can be used as surfactants in many sectors.
Experimental Analysis for the Influence of Ignition Time on Combustion Characteristics of a Free Piston Engine Linear Generator
Authors: Raheem Ahmed T. , A Aziz A Rashid , Zulkifli Saiful A , Ayandotun Wasiu B , Zainal Ezrann Z , Elfakki Salah M 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Free Piston Engine Linear Generator (FPELG) is a modern engine and promising power generation engine. It has many advantages compared to conventional engines such as less friction, few numbers of parts, and high thermal efficiency. The cycle-to-cycle variation one of the big challenges of the FPELG because it is influence on the stability and output power of the engine. Therefore, in this study, the effect of ignition time on combustion characteristics is investigated. The single-cylinder FPELG with spark ignition (SI) combustion type by using compressed natural gas (CNG) fuel type was set to run. LabVIEW is used to run the engine and control of input parameters. All experimental data have been collected and processed based on LabVIEW and Macro tool. The analysis results of the experimental based on ignition time show that the in-cylinder pressure with double peak shape was produced when the ignition delay after Top Dead Centre (TDC). On the other hand, the in-cylinder pressure and output power with ignition before TDC is higher in approximately (33.8%, and 17.8% respectively) compared to the in-cylinder pressure with ignition after TDC. Though investigate the influence of ignition time on the combustion characteristics but with further study and investigation for such as the combustion during expansion, exhaust gas temperature, and emission under various ignition time could be achieved in our future work.
Evaluation of the Impact of Short-Term Aging on Volumetric and Marshall Properties of Palm Oil Clinker Fine Modified Asphalt Concrete (POCF-MAC)
Authors: Yaro N S A , Napiah M , Sutanto M H , Usman A , Rafindadi A D , Saeed S M , Abdulrahman S 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Disposal of palm oil mill waste material has become a significant factor impacting the environmental situation. Among the palm-oil waste the Palm Oil clinker (POC) is usually discarded in the landfill with no economic use. The use of waste materials as modifiers for bitumen mixtures is one of the better alternatives. For this study, the impact of short-term aging on Palm oil clinker fine (POCF) modified asphaltic mixtures was investigated. The POC chunks were initially grounded and sieved through the British standard (BS) 0.075 mm sieve to obtain the POCF that can be utilized as a bitumen modifier at 4%, 6%, and 8% by weight of bitumen. In this investigation, 4.9% optimum bitumen content was selected with a 60/70 penetration grade bitumen to investigates the properties of the POCF on the ACW 14 modified asphalt mixture before and after aging. The study implemented a laboratory simulation of short-time aging (S-TA). Volumetric and Marshall properties were evaluated and analysed to compare the unaged and aged samples. Furthermore, the regression model validates significantly (R2 value 0.89-0.99) that variation in the aging condition and POCF content is directly related to the variation in the Marshall and volumetric properties. The investigation shows that the aging condition and POCF content had a significant effect on voids, Marshall stability, and Marshall quotient, as the S-TA sample showed better results compared to unaged this finding was also verified by ANOVA analysis. The research finding indicates that mixtures with POCF-MB have better performance as compared to conventional mix even under S-TA.
The Novel Coronavirus Causes Impairment of Blood Vessels and Respiratory System with Head-to-Toe Symptoms and Vaccine Development: An Overview
Authors: Abd-Alhameed R. , Jamil M.M. Abdul , Ibrahim T.N.T , Qahwaji R. , Rasheed M.E.H. , Youseffi M. 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Blood clotting was reported in April 2020 [1] as another serious symptom due to COVID-19, but also came other reports such as young adults dying due to strokes and heart attacks [2]. The currently known head-to-toe symptoms of COVID-19, seem to indicate vascular as well as respiratory diseases and that 40% of related death are due to cardiovascular complications [2]. In a recently published journal paper in Lancet [3], the authors found that SARS-CoV-2 virus can infect the endothelial cells that line the inside of blood vessels noting that endothelial cells protect the cardiovascular system and release proteins that influence everything from blood clotting to the immune response. In the same paper, the authors showed damage to endothelial cells in the lungs, heart, kidneys, liver, and intestines in patients with Covid-19. Therefore, the emerging belief is that the novel coronavirus is a respiratory illness to begin with, but as it spreads further into blood vessels it becomes a vascular illness that is capable of killing patients via vascular system.