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Auto Student Attendance System Using Student ID Card via Wi-Fi
The aim of this project is to eliminate the paper-based attendance with auto attendance by using student ID card. Currently, there is a card based attendance used in companies and web based attendance is used in the universities. In the paper-based attendance the paper is often lost, while in the web based attendance when all the students try to log in at the same time, the server gets down. We came up with the solution of having a Wi-Fi based attendance where there is no need of paper and login to the server. It can be done with the help of proximity card reader. When a student holds his card in front of the reader, it will read the card and send it to the database with the help of Wi-Fi module. The database will process data based on the time and date of receiving
Shattering The Glass Ceiling: It’s Long Overdue
Phoebe Patterson and Carrie Picardi's poster on the concerns relating to the lack of women in executive corporate positions
Influence of a Coach’s Salary on a NCAA’s DI Football Team’s Winning %
Out of the 128 schools that participate on NCAA’s DI Football tournament, 22 did not provide information on their salaries paid to their coaching staff regarding the year of 2016. From the schools that provided salary information, we can see the highest and lowest salary paid in the league and the highest and lowest winning % for all the teams in 2016: The gap is big and it indicates that salary can almost double the teams’ efficiency
A Comparative Study of SAS, R, and Python in Business Intelligence
In recent years, SAS, R, and Python are the three predominant analytical tools which are being used in small, medium, and large scale industries. SAS, R, and Python are not the only BI tools, but they are most popular programming languages that are used in BI. This study aims to analyze the market share of these three tools and their roles in Business Intelligence
Top 10 Most Effective Marketing Strategies in Business to Consumer Marketing (B2C)
Business-to-customer marketing refers to the tactics and best practices used to promote products and services among consumers. B2C marketing differs from B2B marketing in a number of key ways, one being that it often depends on campaigns abilities to invoke emotional responses rather than solely demonstrating value. The most popular or effective channels for a business will differ according to its unique demographic, but the web is becoming universal in consumer shopping. In terms of content marketing, B2C marketers have found success with blogs written specifically to appeal to consumers who may be interested in unique products. Developing key marketing strategies in B2C markets is paramount in a firms overall profit and increased sales objectives
Wearables For Anaphylaxis
Gayathri Puranik and Alicia Petryk's poster on wearable technology to help detect and treat anaphylaxis