International Journal of Innovations in Engineering Research and Technology
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CONTINUITY OF TEACHING COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN THE EDUCATION SYSTEM
Get PDFThis article discusses the integrity and continuity of computer science in the system of continuing education. Before we talk about the problems and prospects of teaching computer science, we need to consider the main problem. That is, to develop students\u27 understanding of the role of computer science as a science and the goals and objectives of its other branches
CONSTRUCTING THE MINIMUM COVERAGEOF THE I GRAPH
Get PDFDescribes the structural methods of testing programs such as branch testing, program verification, symbolic testing and the generation of structural tests. An algorithm for the minimum coverage of the program graph based on a packaged adjacency matrix and a specific example of the minimum coverage of the program graph are introduced
AUTOMATED METHODS FOR SOLVING LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS
Get PDFThis article discusses the issues of using Simplexwin and Optimal 2 programs in solving linear programming problem
PERCEPTION OF THE ARTISTIC FEATURES OF THE CHRONICLE NOVEL BY M.E. SALTYKOV-SHCHEDRIN "GENTLEMEN GOLOVLEVS" BY PHILOLOGY STUDENTS
Get PDFThe article discusses the perception of the artistic features of the novel-chronicle "Gentlemen Golovlevs" by M. E. Saltykov-Shchedrin. Psychological and pedagogical ways of analyzing the novel
E-COMMERCE: ROLE, CONCEPT, DEVELOPMENT DIRECTIONS
Get PDFThe history of e-commerce dates back to the 60s of the twentieth century and is characterized by the introduction airline booking systems. Further, its development is facilitated by the creation of inventory management systems, the emergence of computer networks and data transmission systems, payment cards and other electronic payment systems, and as well as the commercialization of the Internet
RESEARCH OBJECT OF PRACTICE AT THE PEDAGOGICAL UNIVERSITY (ON THE EXAMPLE OF 4+2)
Get PDFEffective organization of practice in pedagogical universities to improve the level of training of primary school students in the subjects of primary education in order to fulfill the requirements of the "Law on Education" based on the achievements of pedagogical technologies and information technologies Wide introduction in the period is one of the most important tasks of our time
METHODS OF WORKING ON THE METAPHORS PRESENTED IN THE TEXTS IN THE TEXTBOOK "NATIVE LANGUAGE AND READING LITERACY" INTENDED FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
Get PDFThe article comments on the importance of similes in the 3rd grade textbook "Native language and reading literacy" in forming the accuracy and fluency of speech of primary school students
UNVEILING COLORS: A K-MEANS APPROACH TO IMAGE-BASED COLOR CLASSIFICATION
Get PDFColor classification from images plays a pivotal role in computer vision applications, such as object recognition, image retrieval, and scene understanding. This research explores a novel approach to color classification utilizing the K-Means clustering algorithm. By partitioning image pixels into distinct color clusters, this technique facilitates accurate color recognition. The study showcases the methodology\u27s effectiveness, shedding light on its potential in enhancing various image-based applications
HOMEMADE HELICOPTER DESIGN AND VIBRATIONAL ANALYSIS
Get PDFIn this work, the homemade helicopter aerodynamics is analyzed. The helicopter model is the Sikorsky configuration, in which the main rotor is in perpendicular combination to the tail rotor. The rotors are articulated and their blades are rigid. The main rotor implementation takes into account flap and feather degrees of freedom for each of the equispaced blades as well as their dynamic couplings.Transmitted vibrations due to the rotating rotors blades on the body structure (fuselage) are studied. This work presents an aerodynamic model that allows us to analyse vibrational transmissions on the fuselage (body) of the homemade helicopter. Vibrations in helicopters is a common problem which involves complex interactions between the inertials, structural loads and aerodynamic loads especially in homemade helicopters. The major source of vibrations in helicopters is the main rotor. These vibrations affect the functionality, durability of the engine component parts, increases maintenance frequency (cost) and structural failures. The aerodynamic model has been built up implementing blade element theory. The aerodynamic load creates vibrations on the homemade helicopter and these are analyzed on the fuselage by using short time Fourier transform that brings out the vibrational spectrum. The results of the analyzed serves as a guide to improve the functionality, durability, maintenance frequency and to reduce structural failures of the rotor craft. The results are used as reference characteristics in the construction of rubber engine mount for engine seatings as well as the crew seats, control panel and camera suspensions
ASSESSMENT OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS (EMF) ON HUMAN HEALTH IN UYO METROPOLIS
Get PDFThe society have been overwhelmed by the expanding sources of Electromagnetic Field (EMF) that come from communications, electricity, appliances, medical equipment, and many more things that we use in our everyday lives since the beginning of the twentieth century. Despite the fact that these new technologies have become unavoidable and vital, the electromagnetic fields they generate may pose health concerns and dangers to humans. Some studies have shown a relationship between EMF exposure and an increased risk of leukaemia, cancer, brain tumours, and other illnesses. Furthermore, there is substantial ambiguity about the exact processes causing these biological dangers, as well as whether types of magnetic, electric, or both fields are of major concern. It goes without saying that, regardless of whether the consequences of this EMF are minor or severe, the study recommends that we take all reasonable steps to keep our exposure to EMF to a minimum. To achieve this, all parties participating in or impacted by the exposure should adhere to the RF safety regulations and recommendations established by regulatory bodies such as the IEEE, WHO, ICNIRP, and other similar organisations. If the aforementioned instructions are not followed immediately, the population will be exposed to a high pandemic risk of possibly lethal illnesses in the future