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  Implementing GrapesJS in Educational Platforms for Web Development Training on AWS

  Mahesh Kumar Bagwani, Virendra Kumar Tiwari, Ashish Jain

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  The rapid evolution of web technologies demands innovative educational methods that balance theoretical instruction with practical experience. This paper examines the integration of GrapesJS, an open source web builder, into educational platforms hosted on AWS (Amazon Web Services) to enhance web development training. By leveraging AWS`s cloud infrastructure, educational institutions can provide scalable, secure, and interactive learning environments. The study presents case studies, performance evaluations, and student feedback to assess the impact of this approach on web development education. Results indicate significant improvements in student engagement and learning outcomes, demonstrating the potential of combining GrapesJS and AWS for modern web development training.

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  GrapesJS, AWS, Web Development Training, Educational Platforms, Cloud Computing, Hands On Learning, Scalability.

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  Mahesh Kumar Bagwani, Virendra Kumar Tiwari, Ashish Jain, "Implementing GrapesJS in Educational Platforms for Web Development Training on AWS," International Journal of Scientific Research in Multidisciplinary Studies , Vol.10, Issue.8, pp.1-8, 2024

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  Music and Electronics: Audio Players outside the Black Box

  Marcelo Moreira

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  Vol.10 , Issue.8 , pp.9-15, Aug-2024

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  Electronic equipment can capture music in nature and convert it to a digital audio format. Music in the digital audio format can be listened to using audio players with headphones or speakers. This paper will present the design and development of an embedded system for audio reproduction that works as an audio player. The device was developed using an Arduino Micro and an audio decoder with an SD card in C language with local and remote controls. It is physically built with PCB fabrication. The paper may be used to understand players` inside behavior and develop new audio player architectures and similar devices with new functionality and user cases.

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  music; digital audio format; audio players; Arduino micro

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  Marcelo Moreira, "Music and Electronics: Audio Players outside the Black Box," International Journal of Scientific Research in Multidisciplinary Studies , Vol.10, Issue.8, pp.9-15, 2024

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  Prediction of Channel curvatures in Inland Waterways channels using Sinuosity index, Centroid best-fit circles Technique

  B.S. Olisa

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  Vol.10 , Issue.8 , pp.16-27, Aug-2024

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  The study demonstrated the effectiveness of GIS datalogger centroids and computer-aided approaches in monitoring and predicting inland waterway channel movements, especially at their bends. In order to predict the possible future consequences of the channel migration on inland transport in a riverine region, Ilaje riverine area was chosen as the case study. Study’s objectives include assessing the spatiotemporal planform changes of a meandering section of the river reach from 1972 to 2022, determining the river curvature pattern (channel sinuosity), assessing the rate and extent of bankline shifting, and predict the location and extent of banklines in 2122 and 2152 (predicted in 100 and 130 years). GIS technique was used to analyze and classify satellite imagery obtained from the USGS in a spatiotemporal manner. Using a datalogger process, computer-aided techniques were utilized to digitize and generate an array of yearly centroids for each bend in the channel curvatures. Results showed that during the course of 50 years (1972–2022), there were notable changes to the river planform and sinuous parts from Igbokoda to Legha; as a result, the channel extended by 448.96 meters. The investigation revealed a continuous channel extension between the years 2022, 2072, 2122, and 2152. The study observed a natural cut-off at the intersection of Bends 4 and 7, which has an impact on Bends 5 and 6 being abandoned in the anticipated year 2152. This implies that communities and settlements in the southern part of the region would not have direct access to inland waterways, and that the northern settlements in Igbokoda will be cut off from inland waterway networks. The methods provided accurate information regarding the channel reach`s morphological characteristics in the past, present, and future, which can be used as a reference by professional and stakeholders involved in inland waterway planning and river engineering.

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  inland, waterway, sinuosity, centroid, river, curvature, transport, channel

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  B.S. Olisa, "Prediction of Channel curvatures in Inland Waterways channels using Sinuosity index, Centroid best-fit circles Technique," International Journal of Scientific Research in Multidisciplinary Studies , Vol.10, Issue.8, pp.16-27, 2024

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  Growth and Yield of Wheat as Influenced by Different Moisture Conservation Methods

  Tarannum Yaismin, Md. Billal Hossain Momen, Md. Robiul Islam

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  This study investigates the effects of mulching and wheat variety selection on the growth and yield of wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) under rainfed conditions in Bangladesh. The experiment, conducted at the University of Rajshahi, involved three wheat varieties: Prodip, Bijoy, and BARI Gom 27 and four mulching treatments: zero mulching, polyethylene sheet, rice straw, and water hyacinths. The study aimed to assess the impact of these treatments on plant height, total dry matter, crop growth rate, number of effective tillers, spike length, and other yield and yield contributing parameters. Results showed that both variety and mulching significantly influenced wheat growth and yield components. Bijoy consistently outperformed the other varieties in terms of plant height and total dry matter, particularly when mulched with water hyacinths. Water hyacinth mulch also led to the highest crop growth rate and the greatest number of effective tillers and grains per spike. Interaction effects between variety and mulching were significant, with Bijoy mulched with water hyacinths consistently yielding the highest growth and productivity metrics. The findings suggest that selecting the appropriate wheat variety and mulching technique can substantially enhance wheat production in rainfed areas. Specifically, Bijoy variety combined with water hyacinth mulch showed the most promise for improving wheat yield under the conditions tested. These results highlight the importance of tailored agronomic practices for optimizing crop performance in challenging environments.

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  Rainfed conditions, Mulching techniques, Rice straw, Water hyacinths, Polyethylene mulch, Crop growth and yield

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  Tarannum Yaismin, Md. Billal Hossain Momen, Md. Robiul Islam, "Growth and Yield of Wheat as Influenced by Different Moisture Conservation Methods," International Journal of Scientific Research in Multidisciplinary Studies , Vol.10, Issue.8, pp.28-36, 2024

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  Pursuing Optimum Productivity While Maintaining Environmental Sustainability in Food Processing

  Sudatta Banerjee, Debdip Khan

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  Vol.10 , Issue.8 , pp.37-43, Aug-2024

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  This paper investigates the challenge of optimizing productivity in the food processing industry while adhering to environmental sustainability requirements. Traditional optimization techniques often fall short under complex, real-life distributional frameworks, leading to the rise of heuristic algorithms offering near-optimal solutions. This study reviews historical and contemporary approaches to productivity optimization and identifies a critical research gap: the need for a unified model that balances productivity with environmental sustainability. The proposed methodology involves identifying key productivity factors, establishing a measure for environmental sustainability, and employing advanced heuristic and AI-based optimization techniques to maximize productivity within sustainability constraints. This research aims to provide actionable insights for achieving efficiency in food processing operations without compromising environmental goals.

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  Productivity Optimization, Environmental Sustainability, Food Processing Industry, Heuristic Algorithms, Artificial Intelligence

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  Effect of Blockchain Technology Adoption on the Competitive Advantage of Financial Services Providers in Lagos, Nigeria

  Ogundeko Sodiq Temitayo, Lawal Yusuf Adedayo, Ajemunigbohun Sunday Stephen

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  Financial inclusion remains a significant challenge in Nigeria, particularly in urban centers like Lagos, where traditional banking services are constrained by stringent documentation, minimum balance requirements, and limited branch networks. Blockchain technology offers a transformative solution by decentralizing financial services, democratizing access, and enhancing competitiveness. This study examines the impact of blockchain adoption on financial service providers (FSPs) in Lagos, using a mixed-methods approach. Data was collected through structured surveys and semi-structured interviews with key personnel across traditional banks, credit unions, microfinance institutions, and fintech companies. The findings reveal moderate awareness of blockchain technology among FSPs, with 60% having adopted it for payment processing and record-keeping. Blockchain adoption has led to operational efficiency improvements for 80% of respondents and cost savings for 75%, though regulatory uncertainties and technological barriers persist. The study concludes that blockchain holds substantial potential for improving the competitive advantage of FSPs in Lagos, but strategic efforts are needed to overcome adoption challenges.

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  Blockchain technology, financial inclusion, competitive advantage, financial service providers, Lagos, mixed-methods research, Nigeria

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  Ogundeko Sodiq Temitayo, Lawal Yusuf Adedayo, Ajemunigbohun Sunday Stephen , "Effect of Blockchain Technology Adoption on the Competitive Advantage of Financial Services Providers in Lagos, Nigeria," International Journal of Scientific Research in Multidisciplinary Studies , Vol.10, Issue.8, pp.44-51, 2024

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  Comparative Study of Zinc Doses and Application Methods Ensuring Maximum Productivity of Boro Rice

  Md. Mominul Islam, M. Robiul Islam, Md. Tariful Alam Khan

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  The experiment was conducted at the Agronomy Field Laboratory, Department of Agronomy and Agricultural Extension, University of Rajshahi from January to May 2020 to study the effects of different zinc application methods on the growth and yield of three boro rice varieties: BRRI dhan28, BRRI dhan29, and BRRI dhan58. The study employed a factorial Randomized Complete Block Design with three Zn treatments: root dipping in Zn solution just before transplanting (T1), foliar application of Zn at the tillering stage (T2), and foliar application of Zn at both the tillering and flowering stages (T3). The results demonstrated that Zn application significantly affected plant height, total tillers, panicle length, and yield parameters. Among the varieties, BRRI dhan58 (V3) consistently exhibited superior growth and yield. The T3 treatment, involving foliar application at both the tillering and flowering stages, produced the highest plant height, total tillers, effective tillers, panicle length, and grain yield compared to T1 and T2. Specifically, the V3T3 combination achieved the highest grain yield (6.82 t ha-1) and straw yield (9.13 t ha-1). This study highlights the critical role of Zn management in optimizing boro rice production, with the dual-stage foliar application proving to be the most effective in enhancing crop growth and yield.

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  Zinc Fertilization, Application methods, Growth stages, Maximum productivity

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  Md. Mominul Islam, M. Robiul Islam, Md. Tariful Alam Khan, "Comparative Study of Zinc Doses and Application Methods Ensuring Maximum Productivity of Boro Rice," International Journal of Scientific Research in Multidisciplinary Studies , Vol.10, Issue.8, pp.52-58, 2024