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MODERN APPROACHES TO ENSURING THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION
Get PDFThis article describes international experiences and approaches in ensuring the quality of education, the application of world experience in the development of higher education. Also, international quality assessment models and issues of attestation and accreditation, which are considered an important quality assurance mechanism, are covered in detail
FORMATION OF NET RATE IN ADDITIONAL PENSION INSURANCE, FACTORS AFFECTING LIFE EXPANSION
Get PDFIn this work, protection from accidents that cannot be predicted in advance based on the planning of insurance activities, reduction of the damages of these events, the role of life insurance in the insurance market, the factors affecting it and, in turn, the dependence of these factors on life expectancy, the insured\u27s annuity in the insurance pension program, reaching a certain age the insurance premiums to be paid by him have been studied
PROBLEMS OF EDUCATIONAL POLICY IN BUKHARA IN THE LATE XIX-EARLY XX CENTURY AND THEIR SOLUTIONS
Get PDFThis article highlights the main changes in the public education system of the Bukhara People\u27s Republic after its formation, the education policy, the Department of Public Education established in the republic, the creation of schools, training courses, higher educational institutions, funds allocated for education, textbooks and the like
A COMPREHENSIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF MBKM PROGRAM: LESSON LEARNED FROM SCIENCE MAJOR DEPARTMENTS AT UNIVERSITAS KRISTEN MARANATHA, INDONESIA
Get PDFIn the era of the Industrial Revolution 4.0 and Society 5.0 plus pandemic COVID-19 as it is today, education in Indonesia has developed drastically by the implementation of MBKM Program. MBKM Program was a freedom of learning in campus environment of Indonesia that made the learning process is more flexible and according to student needs and demands. The learning process at Universitas Kristen Maranatha (UKM) has been developed by having Maranatha Online Learning (MORNING) system combined with MBKM Program. The purpose of this study is to describe the effectiveness of the implementation of MBKM Program from Science Major Departments at Universitas Kristen Maranatha, Indonesia. A set of questionnaires has been set up to analyze the implementation of MBKM Program in study area. The results showed that majority of lecturers, students and academic workers are interested to participate the MBKM Program. However, there is an opportunity to improve the increase of MBKM campaign activities both from government and internal university. The MBKM program provides challenges and opportunities for the development of innovation, creativity, capacity, personality, and student needs. Through ability requirements, real problems, social interaction, collaboration, self-management, performance demands, targets, and achievements, it is expected that a well-designed and implemented MBKM program, students\u27 hard skills and soft skills will be formed strongly
IMPROVED PERTURB & OBSERVE MPPT METHOD USING PI CONTROLLER FOR PV SYSTEM BASED ON REAL ENVIRONMENTAL AND CLIMATIC CONDITIONS
Get PDFThis paper covers the implementation of one of the most popular MPPT algorithm, Perturb & Observe Algorithm based on Proportional Integral (PI) Control for a typical PV system under real environmental and climatic condition. The environmental parameters were collected from an experimental setup made of Solar Meter and Temperature sensor to record Solar Irradiation and temperature respectively on a 50Watts Solar panel. The Experimental setup was mounted on the Campus of the University of Buea, Cameroon and data collected for one day in November which falls in the dry season at the site. The Real environmental parameters were injected into MATLAB/ Simulink were the system was investigated to show the enhancement of the tracking performance of the MPPT system coupled with PI controller
DIGITAL EVALUATION OF THE PROFESSIONAL SKILLS OF EDUCATIONAL ACTORS: CASE OF THE E-PORTFOLIO
Get PDFThe current evolution of the technological field and the benefit of the introduction of new ICT in schools, suggest that the possibilities of using computer slides in the management of skills in training systems have become very strong or even obligatory.
The transformation of the training system from the face-to-face to the remote and sometimes to the hybrid, has given way to new learning management structures, in this sense digital tools appear as relevant solutions to ensure the discontinuity caused by the internships, strikes and vacations.
The portfolio is one of the technological tools, based on technical pedagogical engineering which includes well-defined stages but at the same time adapted according to the type of design chosen and the desired field of production, including a final objective of promoting skills. socio-professional practitioners.
the e-portfolio is a digital file that brings together the various achievements and projects of a practitioner or a learner not only to judge their work but also to allow them to reflect on their own path during a training course and the challenges that there are to meet and take charge of their own development. However, misuse of the technical task of the trained and the educational task of the supervisors is complex.
Our experimentation will take place in TAZA\u27s center which currently provides training for teachers and administrators, which offers us an opportunity to experiment with the e-portfolio in two completely different training sectors in order to judge its reliability and feasibility. and its contribution to the professionalization of educational practices.
It is true that this device will guarantee better training, will develop several skills at the same time and will open up fields of interaction and exchange, but its implementation remains difficult and even if its creation has advantages, this does not exclude the presence of many constraints and also limits
SORTING HILLS CURRENT PROBLEMS IN AUTOMATION AND TELEMECHANICS SYSTEMS
Get PDFIn this article, the existing problems encountered in railway sorting peaks automation and telemechanics systems are considered. It focuses on solutions to the problems of disconnecting disconnections from the peak as well as connecting and slowing down the content. The way of connecting the automation and telemechanics control devices on the railway sorting Hills with the electric centralization system is illuminated
MATERIAL OPTIMIZATION AND SELECTION FOR THE DESIGN OF SHELL AND TUBE HEAT EXCHANGER
Get PDFThe efficiency of heat exchanger is dependent on the reliability and durability of its materials used at the design phase. The project is aimed at materials optimization and selection for the design of a shell and tube heat exchanger tube in order to mitigate failure mechanism such as erosion wear, fatigue and fouling resulting from fluid particles. Therefore, the need exists for high performance engineering materials and improved surface engineering application to mitigate the potential degradations due to erosion wear, fouling and fatigue. The material selection process was performed using the Cambridge Engineering Selector Edu-pack software Granta with limit and design constraints such as maximum service temperature 300, fracture toughness, elastic limit 120MPa. Materials such as MXT5 Copper composite, molybdenum alloy 363 TZM, molybdenum alloy 362 and tungsten metal (UNS no: R07004) are materials that satisfied the design requirement. The weighed property index method was further used to evaluate candidate materials based on the importance of the material properties. MXT5 Copper (5%) composite materials were finally proposed as the optimum material for the design of shell and tube heat exchanger tube because of its excellent mechanical properties such as high fracture toughness and impact strength, significant increase in thermal conductivity and low cost
APPLICATION OF ADVANCED VISUALIZATION & ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TECHNOLOGY AS A CONDITION MONITORING TOOL
Get PDFWith the rapid technological advancement in the industry, systems are becoming more complex to maintain while faulty detections and diagnostics methods are becoming increasingly difficult with new technological approaches posing challenges for effective machine monitoring and deployment of maintenance strategies.Most maintenance strategies are deployed manually which means maintenance plans are pre-arranged, and this usually leads to either over maintenance or under maintenance of the asset. Therefore, an advanced optimization of maintenance plans is needed for an improved maintenance procedures and integrated assets management systems.To overcome these challenges, this paper will introduce some advanced visualization & artificial intelligence technology methods which serve as condition monitoring tools to drive an automated maintenance strategy and it will also show the dominance of the visualization technology method and how it will directly improve production
DETERMINATION OF MODAL PARAMETERS OF REINFORCED CONCRETE BOX CULVERT RETROFITTED WITH GFRP USING FINITE ELEMENT METHOD
Get PDFThis paper presents a new method for the reinforcement of concrete box culvert, which is the most common type of culvert, by applying a thin layer of glass fiber reinforced polymer composite (GFRP), the fiber glass reinforced polymer composite has a high resistance against corrosion and chemicals. Therefore, effectively eliminate corrosion problems and increase the service life of concrete culvert. In this study, the strengthening method was used (GFRP) using the finite element method. As a result of the reinforcement was made by wrapping a fabric (GFRP) with a thickness of 3 mm in the concrete structure of the culvert, which is 12.6 m long, 3.72 m high, and 3.65 m wide. The differences between typical parameters of concrete culvert and GFRP reinforced culvert were compared. These conditional parameters are period and mode forms. The first five case modes with and without GFRP were examined by a finite element method. A difference of 5% - 8% was observed in the periods of the first five modes. It has been observed that reinforcement