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Transkrip temubual bersama Encik Aisyamuddin bin Abdul Latip tokoh sejarah: mengenai sejarah pembukaan Segamat / Muhammad Danniel Harith Md Nadziruddin and Syed Ahmad Izzat Aljunid Syed Mohammad
No full textWawancara bersama Encik Aisyamuddin bin Abd Latip atau lebih senang dipanggil Aisy ini dikendalikan oleh Syed Ahmad Izzat Aljunid bin Syed Mohammad dan Muhammad Danniel Harith bin Md Nadziruddin, Pelajar Ijazah Sarjana Muda Kolej Pengkomputeran, Informatik dan Media, Pengurusan Rekod (IM 246) semester 5 Fakulti Kolej Pengkomputeran, Informatik dan Media, Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), Kampus Segamat, Cawangan Johor. Transkrip ini disediakan mengikut temubual yang telah dijalankan bersama Encik Aisyamuddin bin Abd Latip berkisarkan pengalaman hidup beliau sebagai seorang pengkaji sejarah dan mengkaji tentang Sejarah Pembukaan Segamat. Beliau menceritakan tentang biodata diri dan keluarga, latar belakang pendidikan, kisah hidup beliau sebagai seorang pengkaji sejarah serta pengalaman dan juga harapan beliau kepada pemeliharaan sejarah di negara ini. Melalui projek sejarah lisan ini, diharap masyarakat di luar terutamanya generasi pada masa kini dan juga akan datang mengetahui lebih lanjut serta mendalami sejarah supaya sentiasa dapat dipulihara dan tak lapuk dek zaman
On | C, ß |k summability factors of infinite series
No full textMazhar Syed Mohammad. On | C, ß |k summability factors of infinite series. In: Bulletin de la Classe des sciences, tome 57, 1971. pp. 275-286
Husain Imtiazuddin, Afzal Mohammad, Rizui Syed Amjad Ali Bahadur — Social Characteristics of the People of Karachi
No full textMartel Laurent. Husain Imtiazuddin, Afzal Mohammad, Rizui Syed Amjad Ali Bahadur — Social Characteristics of the People of Karachi. In: Population, 21ᵉ année, n°5, 1966. pp. 1034-1035
The Role of Fathers’ Overseas Migration in Educational Performance of Female Children in Sindh, Pakistan
No full textThe process of out-migration has significantly been associated with the welfare of the households at origin across the world. The process of migration is mainly initiated from Pakistan with a prime objective to elevate the social position as there are only a few opportunities left for the people to work and earn for livings. The overall size of international migrants from Sindh province is a handful (approximately .9 million) and the majority of these migrants moved to the Gulf region but some also moved to the rest of the world particularly in Europe and the US. The impact of migration can be seen on many aspects of households of migrants but for the current research, it is focused only on female children’s education in the case of Khairpur (Mir’s) district in the province of Sindh, Pakistan. The selection of the respondents was made by using purposive sampling technique. The data was collected from 120 households of migrants who at least had one member living abroad and sending remittances regularly. The focus of the current research was on two major aspects; (a) out-migration and inflow of remittances and (b) educational outcomes of the female children studying at primary school level. It is perceived that migration of father and subsequently the inflow of remittances can make a huge difference for the educational outcomes of female children. In some cases, the inflow of remittances leads toward the improvement in the educational performance of the female children
Supplemental Material, Interview_Guide - Facilitators and Barriers Affecting Adherence Among People Living With HIV/AIDS: A Qualitative Perspective
No full textSupplemental Material, Interview_Guide for Facilitators and Barriers Affecting Adherence Among People Living With HIV/AIDS: A Qualitative Perspective by Syed Imran Ahmed, Maryam Farooqui, Syed Azhar Syed Sulaiman, Mohammad Azmi Hassali, and Christopher K. C. Lee in Journal of Patient Experience</p
Participation as the means to assess the effectiveness of the poverty reduction Strategy Paper for Pakistan
No full textMobile web for student portal based on mobile information architecture / Syed Mohammad Hafiz Syed Shahrul Zaman
No full textDue to mobile phone limitation, the small screen size of the device cannot cater to display lots of information in UiTM Student Portal as it would do in bigger screen size of laptop. The limitation causing difficulty and complexity while navigating using the mobile phone. As a result, the navigation ends in user frustration. The goal of this project is to adopting mobile information architecture that will solve the mobile phone information display limitation issues. A good mobile website needs to be simple in its information architecture. To keep it simple, the website's defined goal was obtained from the interview session with the web developer, while the context of use and most used application were obtained by questionnaire distributed. Related mobile websites also ware surveyed to outline the mobile information architecture. Several tools such as sitemap, clickstream, wireframe and prototype were constructed to assist in developing simpler information architecture. To determine whether the recommend mobile website developed that adopting the mobile information architecture meets the usability, a usability testing session was conducted. System Usability Scale (SUS) was used for the usability testing. The usability testing result shows that, a big marginal difference in usability scores between the current interface of Student Portal in mobile phone and the recommended website developed where the users preferring the Student Portal in mobile phone that adopting the mobile information architecture. In conclusion, the mobile information architecture eases the user to navigate the mobile website better and less frustration. The aim of the project is achieved
Towards Divine Economics: Some Testable Propositions
No full textThroughout the human history, the religion has remained a fundamental feature of social construct and human behaviour. Religious orientation plays important role in shaping human perceptions about economic and non-economic activities. With few exceptions, religion has remained an un-explored area in economics. For most economists, narrative and metaphor have no place in a rational choice theory, which is a wrong belief. In fact, any approach that considers behavioural laws satisfying the criteria of objectivity, reproducibility, and refutability is scientific and falls in purview of rational choice framework. A few studies, however, do exist on economics of religion under rational choice concerning to households, groups, and entire “religious markets”. [Becker (1976); Iannaccone (1988, 1990, 1992, 1993); Mack and Leigland (1992)]. Rosenberg (1985) presents discussion of the limitations of neoclassical economic theory due to its reliance on exogenous differences in taste and preference. It is argued that these limitations cannot be circumvented by findings and theories in other disciplines (e.g., psychology), because any measurement of preferences must begin with neoclassical assumptions about rationality. The alternative to tasteendogeniety advanced by [Becker (1976)] is found to only circumvent the usual difficulties if “stable preferences” notion is interpreted as needs. Further advancement is not taking place because of the important heterogeneous variables, which have yet received little attention from economists. Such variables may be found in attitudes and values acquired by consumers in variety of social and religious environments.
Multiparty Services in the IP Multimedia Subsystem
No full textEditor: Mohammad Ilyas,
New York 2008TRUEpu
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