Volume 4, Issue 4

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Volume 4, Issue 4

April, 2019

Case Study

1. Preparation of activated carbon from fish scale

In the present case, preparation of fish scale based porous carbon from two different types of fish’s scales (talipia and rohu) purchased from the local market has been studied. Phosphoric acid of 20 M concentration has been used for porous carbon preparation. Brunauer–Emmett–Teller (BET) and Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) analysis have been done to study the porosity, surface area distribution, pore size distribution and surface morphology of the activated carbon formed in each case. A comparison has been done with the commercially available activated carbon and the fish scale based porous carbon based on the physical parameters.

Published by: Soumya Ranjan Sahoo, Aratrika Ghosh Sri, Chandan MishraResearch Area: Environment

Organisation: C. V. Raman College of Engineering, Bhubaneswar, OdishaKeywords: Fish scale, Phosphoric acid, Porous carbon, Norit CGP

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2. Metal and non-metal sorting

Nowadays solid waste management is a major concern. Solid waste has to be crushed, classified and sorted. Sorting is an important step for recycling and reuse of materials. Conventionally sorting techniques like magnetic sorting and eddy current sorting are only able to process some special kinds of ingredients of waste mixture roughly. This project comes with an idea of the sorting of metals & non-metals. It will be a revolution for industries in which proper management of materials is required for delivering quality assured products at cheaper prices. Sorting is done to separate out metal and non-metal materials differently. The whole setup is fully automated which is useful as well as eco-friendly.

Published by: Akash Kumar, Vikas Kumar Singh, Himanshu Gautam, Sumanth Kumar, Rakesh Kumar, Snigdha ChaturvediResearch Area: Engineering and Technology

Organisation: IMS Engineering College, Ghaziabad, Uttar PradeshKeywords: Metal, Non-Metal, Sorting, Metal Detector, Motor

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3. Relationship quality and customers’ satisfaction: A review

Relationship quality is increasingly emerging as a strategy for organizations that strive to retain loyal and satisfied customers in today’s highly competitive environment. Companies are constantly determined to develop long term relationships with their customers in order to create customer loyalty and thus increased profitability. Considering over two decades of relationship marketing, this paper re-visits the notion of relationship quality to determine the effect of its various dimensions on the customers’ satisfaction. The findings suggested that inclusion of the various dimensions of relationship quality i.e. Intangible and tangible factors along with Trust and Commitment while studying the impact of service quality on Customers’ satisfaction in various organizations can lead to enhanced customer loyalty and satisfaction.

Published by: Jyoti Singla, PraveenResearch Area: Education

Organisation: Department of School Education, HaryanaKeywords: Relationship Quality, Trust, Commitment, Service quality, Customers’ satisfaction

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4. YANTRA (Yuktah Autonomous The Robotic Aviator)

This paper discusses the modeling of YANTRA (Yuktah Autonomous the Robotic Aviator) for defense surveying and spying purpose. An autonomous drone is a category of drone that does all the work."A car that drives itself". An autonomous drone (HOVERBIKE) is practically the same concept. The entire drone, very little manual work on your part. It has custom route mode going. They literally do all of the work so you can sit back, relax, and have a good time. the main purpose of the flight controller is to perform a petrol function between given GPS coordinates while maintaining a specified altitude for an assigned time and then return to its launching position without any human interaction.

Published by: Sourav Kumar Singh, Vikas Rai, Sonu Kumar, Shivam Singh, Mohd. Shakir, R. K. ChauhanResearch Area: Elecrical and Electronics Engineering

Organisation: IMS Engineering College, Ghaziabad, Uttar PradeshKeywords: Yantra, Hoverbike, Autonomous drone, GPS, Telemetry

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5. Chatbots for financial inclusion

Chatbots can be seamlessly integrated with help support sectors and customer service for banks, insurance companies, stock indexes and investment houses as well as hedge funds. It can also bridge the gap for people looking for financial guidance, where a chatbot can prove to be a financial advisor. Businesses spend $1.3 trillion on 265 billion customer service calls each year. Chatbots can help businesses save on customer service costs by speeding up response times, freeing up agents for more challenging work, and answering up to 80% of routine questions.

Published by: Rohan BhasinResearch Area: Economics,Machine Learning And Natural Language Processing

Organisation: Modern School, New Delhi, DelhiKeywords: Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Chatbots, Financial inclusion, Customer support, Natural language processing

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6. Talkversity

A chatbot is the most widely used application nowadays. It is one of the most helpful ways to get information from any organization. The programs which respond in the same way as that of a human are known as chatbots. You can put forth any query of yours and you will get the appropriate answer to your question. Therefore, it can be said that a chatbot responds as intelligently as human. This research paper will describe a chatbot that will solve the queries of the students in a college or in a university.

Published by: Shreya Singh, Srishti Robin, Vaibhav Gupta, Salman MushtaqueResearch Area: Computer Science and Engineering

Organisation: IMS Engineering College, Ghaziabad, Uttar PradeshKeywords: Chatbot, String tokenizer, Save money and time

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7. Property system

In this paper, the evaluation of the performance of the Property Dealing System is being carried out using Java Technology and MySql Database. The property Dealing system identifies the rooms, PG, flat for rent in a particular area. The process followed in making a determination this determination is called feasibility study. This type of study determines when a project can or should be taken Once it has been determining then go for ahead and prepare the project specification.

Published by: Vaibhav Anand Pandey, Utkarsh Upadhyay, Prashant Chauhan, Hritik AgrawalResearch Area: Property Dealing System

Organisation: IMS Engineering College, Ghaziabad, Uttar PradeshKeywords: Property Dealer, Property Dealing System

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8. Management of human resource and quality in material supply process in construction

Human Resource Management (HRM) is the process of managing people within an organization. In construction, HRM is primarily concerned with ensuring that a project has sufficient human resources, with the correct skill-sets and experience, for the project to be successfully completed. In most of the construction industry often experiences complexities in project completion schedule and cost due to no availability of a sufficient number of skilled labors and demand of the required construction material to carry out the planned work. Therefore the proper management of this single largest component can improve the productivity and cost efficiency of a project and help ensure its timely completion. One of the major problems in delaying construction projects is the poor quality of materials and resource management. In our project mainly focuses on how to identify the different components of human resources management and quality of the material supply in the construction industry.

Published by: N. Nirosha, M. KavipriyaResearch Area: Construction Management

Organisation: Gnanamani College of Engineering, Namakkal, Tamil NaduKeywords: Human Resource Management, Material, Cost efficiency, Timely completion

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9. Banana hunt using Augmented Reality

This project shows a creative and interactive approach to the familiar scavenger hunt game. In this users will hunt for an object (banana) hidden in the real world environment using the camera of the device. Once the user starts the application then he/she see the banana rendered around them then they need to capture all the bananas in this minimum time. The main focus of this application is to provide user better interaction with the environment in the game. This is also a type of crowd sourcing application in which user can add their own map at any location. It not only provides entertaining activities within an environment that players can explore, but the AR contents can serve as an educational tool.

Published by: Suryansh Singh, Shourya Gupta, Saurabh Verma, Shivani ChaudharyResearch Area: Augmented Reality

Organisation: IMS Engineering College, Ghaziabad, Uttar PradeshKeywords: Banana hunt, Augmented Reality, Game, Scavenger hunt

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10. Effect of Otago exercise program on balance and risk of fall in community-dwelling individuals having knee osteoarthritis

The aim of this paper is to study the effect of Otago exercises program on balance and on the risk of fall in community-dwelling individuals having knee osteoarthritis. Otago exercise program is an individually tailored home-based programme which will help the elderly to reduce fall risk. Hence we are going to check whether Otago exercise program is helpful in reduction of fall and improve balance in community-dwelling individuals having knee osteoarthritis. Consent of the patients will be taken. The importance of the Otago exercises will be explained to the patient. The procedure and treatment duration will be explained. Firstly at the first-week score of Time Up And Go Test And Berg Balance Scale will be noted Intervention for 1 month will be given. Lastly, at the 4th week again the scored will be checked. Result: The result of the Berg Balance Scale shows, Mean pre-intervention was 36.77 and post-intervention was 45.7, P=0.0001 and t= 9.466. The result of time up and go test shows, Mean pre-intervention was 40.87 and post-intervention was 28.07, P=0.0001 and t= 17.147 After comparing within the group it is observed that pre and post-intervention were considered to be significant. Conclusion: According to the findings of my study we conclude that Otago exercise program is effective in increasing strength and balance. Thus it is effective in reducing the risk of fall in an older adult.

Published by: Shraddha Salekar, Dr. Sanjivani Ramesh KhandaleResearch Area: Community Based Physiotherapy

Organisation: L. S. F. P. E. F College of Physiotherapy, Nigdi, Pune, MaharashtraKeywords: Otago exercise program, Balance, Strengthening, Berg balance scale, Time up and go test

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11. Training an AI chatbot on AWS

This paper aims to simulate a fully functioning Artificially Intelligent chatbot on Amazon Web Services(AWS). The chatbot learns from the dataset feed to it. This project consists of an Artificially Intelligent System i.e. an agent acts by learning from the data set fed to it. A model is trained on the Cornell University Movie corpus. After training on the movie dataset, the chatbot can hold on to fun conversations. This uses Amazon Web Services for training the model in the cloud and establishing the required infrastructure in the cloud to make it scalable and secure.

Published by: Kartik JaitlyResearch Area: Artificial Intelligence

Organisation: Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology, New Delhi, DelhiKeywords: Artificial intelligence, Machine learning, Amazon web services, Elastic computing

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12. Gesture controlled vehicle for military purpose

In this paper, we introduce a hand-gesture-based control interface for navigating a vehicle. It is also a semi-autonomous vehicle as we connected the vehicle and gesture device wirelessly by the help of Radio waves. Generally, robots are programmed to perform a specific task which human can’t perform, or where conditions are not certain to work for a human. The complete setup and working process are being described in this paper.

Published by: Priyanka Teotia, Abhishek Srivastav, Nikhil Varshney, Juli Kanaujia, Archil Singh, Raj Kumar SinghResearch Area: Electrical Engineering

Organisation: IMS Engineering College, Ghaziabad, Uttar PradeshKeywords: Arduino Lilypad- ATMEGA328P, Gesture, Accelerometer ADXL335, RF Module

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13. Developing smart railway toilets

In the fast-growing world, the advances are surely growing, at the same time the cleanliness is a major concern in our country. The abstract of this paper is to deliver clean and hygiene Railway Platform. All the Railway Platform should be clean and hygiene. In our country, our government has introduced a scheme called "Swachh Bharat" (Clean India). Keeping the Railway Platform uncontaminated is one of the objectives of the Clean India scheme. This paper can be helpful to encourage a clean India project. In the future, it can show the major part in clean India scheme. In an Existing system, they are focused on identifying the dirt on the platform and cleaning them. In our proposed system, we have determined on keeping Railway Toilet Automatic. Therefore, our development is to switch the waste storage to a tank when the train is standing at the platform. This paper is based on Automation and concepts of Switching tank using different sensors like the PIR sensor and Relay[1].

Published by: Shwetank Shekhar Singh, Rajwant Pandey, Pawan Kumar Agrawal, Vartika DubeyResearch Area: Electronics And Communication

Organisation: IMS Engineering College, Ghaziabad, Uttar PradeshKeywords: PIR sensor, Relay, RF transmitter and receiver

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14. Cyber crime and security

The aim of this paper is Understanding Cybercrime: Phenomena, Challenges and Legal Response is to help everybody in understanding the legal aspects of cyber security and to assist harmonize legal frameworks. As such, it aims to assist higher perceive the national and international implications of growing cyber threats, to assess the necessities of existing national, Regional and international instruments, and to help in establishing a sound legal foundation. It provides a comprehensive summary of the foremost relevant topics joined to the legal aspects of crime and focuses on the strain of developing countries. because of the multinational dimension of crime, the legal instruments are identical for developing and developed countries

Published by: Urvi Dilipkumar RajguruResearch Area: Cyber Security

Organisation: Raksha Shakti University, Ahmedabad, GujaratKeywords: Cyber crime, Cybersecurity

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15. Economic losses from hides and skins utilization: A case study of Sabon Gari and Zaria local government areas, Kaduna state

Abstract Economic losses from hides and skins utilization in Zaria municipal slaughter houses were investigated from the point of view of the raw skin availability and qualities that were recovered, and lost due to human consumption as ponmo. Using 2014 slaughter figures, the several grades analysis were carried out based on grading, and estimated values of the qualities; the graphical plots of the recovered and lost hides and skins, and the added-values were estimated. The relatively moderate recovery rate at Zango abattoir for cattle hides and Dogarawa slaughter slab could not justify optimized recovery and utilization for the domestic tanning and leather products industries. The added-value showed that there exist high potentials for diversification of the leather sectorial economy, however, the quality of the hides and the losses in production of goat and sheep skins are drawbacks to a sustainable domestic tanning industry.

Published by: Shedrach Fiya, Adesiyun Adelekan A., Gimba Christopher Gwale, Joseph A. Alogala, Sunday Ojih, Pascalina P. L., Simon S. Moses, Sunday D. TureResearch Area: Leather

Organisation: Nigerian Institute of Leather and Science Technology Samaru, Zaria, NigeriaKeywords: Hides and skins laws and regulations, Quality, Trade, Added-value, Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Economic losses

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16. Kissan Vraddhi App

This project is a web-based shopping system for agriculture goods. The project objective is to deliver the online shopping application to the farmers and consumers. This project is an attempt to provide the advantages of online shopping to farmers and consumers. It helps to buy the products in the shop anywhere through internet by using our application. Thus the customer
will get the service of online shopping and home delivery for his favorite
item. This system can be implemented in any shop in the locality or to multinational branded shops having retail outlet chains. If shops are providing an online portal where their customers can enjoy easy shopping from anywhere, the shops won’t be losing any more customers to the trending online shops such as Flipkart or eBay. Since the application is available on the website it is easily accessible and always available.

Published by: Vyom Madhur, Varun Tyagi, Rakshit Chaudhary, Rudransh SharmaResearch Area: Farmers Crops Online Sale

Organisation: IMS Engineering College, Ghaziabad, Uttar PradeshKeywords: Farmers, Online shopping, Kissan, Vraddhi

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17. Saviour.com

The critical rise in criminal activities and the increase of such cases at an alarming rate in the country seeks some concrete solutions. The people do find themselves helpless when they fall victim to such incidents. The police cannot be present the entire time at all places and hence something that could link the police with the victim before even the incident happens is critically needed. It can be proclaimed that the app ‘Saviour’ seeks to turn common people into citizen police and involve them into checking crimes, curbing unlawful activities and traffic violations. Our application facilitates the victim to send spontaneous alerts to the nearest police station in case he/she finds there is some sort of trouble or he/she finds someone involved in some malicious activity such as traffic violations, criminal activities, contravention of law on part of personnel in uniform, suggestions for improving policing and also the good work done by the force. The app caters for immediate assistance to the victim from the Police in case of falling in some trouble. This app serves for women safety while travel since it has an SOS button for accessing help in emergency situations. The major area of concern is women safety during travel, especially for those who are working.

Published by: Preeti Mishra, Prabhat Kumar Patel, Sandip KumarResearch Area: Information Technology

Organisation: IMS Engineering College, Ghaziabad, Uttar PradeshKeywords: Bootstrap, Hibernate, JSON

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18. Effect of brain gym exercises on the attention span in young adults

To study the effect of brain gym exercises on the attention span in young adults. Purpose: to determine whether the brain gym exercises will improve the attention span in young adult’s age between 18 to 24.Study design: an interventional study. Procedure: ethical approval taken from the ethical committee. 60 subjects were selected according to inclusion criteria out of all the subjects has completed the study. Approval and written consent taken from all the subjects. Pre-interventional attention span calculated by mindful attention awareness scale then brain gym exercises were thought to the subjects and continued for 1 month. The outcome measure for the subjects was the mindful attention awareness scale. Result: the data collected were statistically analyzed by paired t-test. From the result of the statistics, the attention span of the subjects was increased significantly (p=0.0005) conclusion: this study concludes that brain gym exercises are effective in the improvement of the attention span in young adults.

Published by: Dr. Chaitanya Kulkarni, Dr. Sanjivani Ramesh KhandaleResearch Area: Science

Organisation: LSFPEF’s College of Physiotherapy, Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune, MaharashtraKeywords: Attention span, Brain gym exercises

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19. Criminal Law Amendment Act 2013: A Study of perceptions of youth

The nation-wide outrage in India over the tragic gang rape incident of December 16, 2012 in New Delhi propelled the government to drive the issue of violence against women to the centre stage of political discourse. Consequently in April, 2013 the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act was passed, which is popularly known as the Anti-rape Act. It was perceived that this Act would serve as a deterrent by ensuring that the criminal justice system of the country protects women’s basic human rights and debars any future offenses against women. In the light of the amendments made to the criminal law in 2013, this study aims to understand its impact on gender issues and to examine the level of awareness regarding the Criminal Law Amendment Act, 2013 among the male and female youth of the urban areas of the state of Haryana. The objectives of the study are to find out various dimensions of crime against women in society and to examine the role of police in dealing with the offenses against women. The study has been undertaken in five districts of the state of Haryana namely Panipat, Karnal, Kurukshetra, Ambala, and Panchkula. Interviews and focused group discussions were conducted on male and female youth of all the five districts. The results indicated that appropriate and efficient laws alone are not sufficient to protect the right to live with dignity of women. Unless and until people are ready to fight for it, things will not change. To handle violence against women effectively society’s perception needs to be completely altered. However, to enable women to fight against discrimination and abuse it is necessary to empower them by ensuring for them appropriate and effective legal aid. Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2013 is a successful step in this sense.

Published by: VandanaResearch Area: Social Science

Organisation: Women's Studies Research Centre, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra, HaryanaKeywords: Crime against women, Law, Youth, Haryana, Reform, Amendment

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20. Drug activity prediction of small drug molecules using Random Forest model

The aim of this paper is to develop predictive models that can determine, whether a particular compound is active (1) or not (0). In this, we have different datasets along with the drugs. A dataset contains a number of features. Every feature will be processed by using feature selection algorithms and particular compound also be found with the help of these features. We have taken the dataset from Tox21 databases, clean the data and then apply the different feature selection algorithms in order to predict the desired result by applying different models whether the particular drug will be beneficial or injurious to the health of our patient. All the models will be compared with each other and the suitable one will be selected whose accuracy will be more.

Published by: Vineet Yadav, Ujjawal Goel, Tanuj Kumar, Utkarsh lakheraResearch Area: Computer Science and Engineering

Organisation: IMS Engineering College, Ghaziabad, Uttar PradeshKeywords: Drug, Feature selection, Predictive model, Random Forest Algorithm, Boruta Algorithm, Machine Learning models, Adaboost

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21. Secure sharing of Personal Health Record

The application is mainly used to solve problems for people in today's world. The health record is the major concern for the people in today's world. Hospitals have to keep a lot of records and data of the patient with them. So sometimes this becomes very difficult to store this huge amount of data. So as to make this easy for the hospitals and for patient’s point of concern. All the data will be stored on the cloud and from their patient can access his data. Also, hospitals and doctors can also access the data. Basically, there are several modules are used in this project i.e. patient, admin, path labs, doctor. For the privacy purpose, we have used AES encryption to encode the data of the patient. Data will be sent in an encrypted manner so that the privacy must be maintained. Initially, the patient needs to register themselves and login credentials will be provided to them once they are registered. All the previous data will be recorded and all the reports will be uploaded on the portal. It is accessed by the patient at any time and anywhere. The objective is to provide a global application which is accepted by all the hospitals, doctors and patient where doctors can update the medical records on a regular basis so that patient needs not to carry the previous records while switching the hospitals and this will also increase the efficiency of treatment.

Published by: Amit Ranjan, Abhishek Trivedi, Abhijeet Shukla, AkhilResearch Area: Engineering

Organisation: IMS Engineering College, Ghaziabad, Uttar PradeshKeywords: PHR (Personal Health Record), AES encryption, Access control

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22. Helper Bot

We are developing an intelligent Helper bot which is a computer program that simulates Human conversation, or chat, through AI. It will allow users to solve their queries about college. The aim of this project is to develop an assistance system that solves the queries about our college asked by the user. A knowledge base is maintained consisting of queries. It generates a response based on given input to emulate human conversations in text or voice mode.

Published by: Anurag, Deeksha Pal, Amrita PratapResearch Area: Neural Machine Translation

Organisation: IMS Engineering College, Ghaziabad, Uttar PradeshKeywords: ChatBot, NMT model, Sequence to sequence

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23. Reality Editor

The aim of this project is to develop a Reality editor that is a web-based tool for controlling the physical world electronic peripherals. It has a super easy interface to connect all kinds of things together. For Example, a juicer to a toaster. If we want to dive deeper and tell the physical things around we how exactly they should behave, use the Logic-Crafting interface. Logic Crafting is a visual programming system that is easy to learn. The reality editor uses AR (Augmented Reality) User Interface and Node.js as a hardware interface.

Published by: Vikash Kumar Mishra, Shreya Agarwal, Sourav Pratap Singh, Shivam SharmaResearch Area: Computer Science Engineering

Organisation: IMS Engineering College, Ghaziabad, Uttar PradeshKeywords: Augumented Reality, reality editor, Vikashshreyasouravshivam, Internet of Things

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24. Image steganography using C#

This aim of this paper is to give an overview of Image Steganography in which the hidden information can be embedded in the image, so the security of the information is not violated. We have made the application using Visual studio and coding part is done using C#. LSB algorithm is used to make sure the secure communication is taking place. The main purpose of this is to maintain secure communication between two parties so that no information is lost.

Published by: Shivam Kaul, Sanchit Gupta, Syed Abbas HaiderResearch Area: Computer Science and Engineering

Organisation: IMS Engineering College, Ghaziabad, Uttar PradeshKeywords: Stego-image, Steganography, Cover-object, Stego-key, LSB

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Dissertations

25. Share point and file share search engines: Can personal data be found for EU GDPR compliance?

This article aims to investigate the ability of Share Point and File Share Search Engines to ensure compliance with GDPR regulations. The value of this research is to contribute to academic theory and business literature on the capability of search engines to find personal data in internal and external data repositories and systems for GDPR compliance. Long term project outcomes are expected to lead to empirical results which added value to existing theory and be a foundation (or framework) for future research. Quantitative methods are used through a questionnaire and experiments to obtain data from a convenience sample from an IT and non-IT population of executives, administrators, and professionals who have exposure to Share Point and File Share data repositories. Evidence from the experiments demonstrated that under three conditions, the hypothesis can be rejected. This research, considering its limitations, has proven that personal data, metadata, and files cannot be found in all cases in Windows File Share and Share point repositories. In conclusion, improvements in search engines or enhancements of operational manipulations with data and metadata in files must be performed based on the conditions stated in the research conclusions to ensure accurate compliance with GDPR.

Published by: Rade NikolicResearch Area: Information Technology

Organisation: Leeds Becket University, Leeds, EnglandKeywords: Metadata, GDPR, Search Engine

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26. Studying Learning Management Systems of higher education in Myanmar

Learning Management Systems (LMS) allow communication and interaction between teachers and students in virtual spaces. Using Learning Management Systems (LMS) in higher education has facilitated the communication between students and teachers, and raised new challenges as well. The fast-growing technologies have changed the ways of teaching and learning in educational institutions. The aim of this paper is to introduce the role of LMS in the learning and teaching processes from students and teachers perspectives. Teachers can organize their classes and post different documents, assignments, tests, etc. The student can answer the test that is created by the teacher. After taking the test (tutorial), the system provides the result of the tutorial that the student took and the pdf file to download for that tutorial and teachers’ lecture slides and documents. LMS can increase the motivation of learners, promote learning, encourage interaction, provide feedback and support can be provided during the learning process.

Published by: Moe Moe HlaingResearch Area: Education

Organisation: University of Computer Studies, Magway, MyanmarKeywords: Higher education, Learning Management Systems (LMS)

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