Physical Sciences and Engineering

Green Information Technology (Green IT) is an emerging field that focuses on the environmentally responsible and sustainable use of IT resources. It refers to the practice of designing, using, and managing IT in an environmentally responsible and sustainable manner. This paper also discusses the principles of Green IT which are required to be considered in the context of an organization's specific needs and sustainability goals.

In Agile product development, user consideration is fundamental to success. Users serve as the nucleus of a product, rendering developers without a purpose in their absence. Consequently, User-Centered Design (UCD) emerges as a pivotal strategy within Agile Development, emphasizing user needs throughout the process. This paper delves into the myriad applications of psychological principles in UCD, elucidating how stakeholders at every stage of the Agile Development Life Cycle stand to gain significant advantages.

The "Ashtapailu Raja Shiv Chatrapati web Application" is a multifaceted web application dedicated to the life, legacy, and history of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. This project encompasses various features, including e-commerce for selling Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj-related merchandise, profiles of event management professionals, detailed information on historic forts, and interactive maps for exploration. Moreover, the application offers an extensive learning section, catering to users at different levels of expertise.

Lighting in classrooms refers to the entire set of devices that are installed to produce lighting effects. This aspect, although largely ignored, is of utmost importance in the development and learning of students within classrooms, laboratories and different educational sites. learning in schools. Their good or bad implementation has a great impact on teaching results, performance and fatigue for all those who use them.

Assessing credit risk is a crucial duty inside financial institutions, ensuring sound lending procedures and reducing the probability of defaults. Traditional methods can face challenges in adapting to changing market conditions and handling large volumes of data. Machine learning (ML) offers an appealing solution by enabling automated and data-driven methods for credit risk assessment.

Epilepsy (EP) is a ceaseless issue in modern nations because of tobacco smoking, hot food varieties, way of life changes, albuminuria, ulcers, IBS, skin rashes and deferred wounds. Many of these contemporary synthetic drugs were treated through EP-associated disease conditions to expel less therapeutic efficacy, unwanted effects and unknowing unwanted effects. Our present survey found to estimate the various parameters of antiepileptic drug-consuming patients in various zones of Kerala. The literature surveyed based on a selected cohort was used.

There are three classical problems remaining from ancient Greek mathematics which are extremely influential in the development of Geometry. They are Trisecting An Angle, Squaring The Circle, and Doubling The Cube problems. I solve the Squaring The Circle problem, of which paper is published in the International Journal Of Mathematics Trends And Technology (Volume 69, June 2023).

This study analyzes the working time and rest period regulations of representative fishing countries in Europe and Asia for the International Labour Organization's (ILO) C188 - Work in Fishing Convention, 2007. The Quadruple Helix method is used to explore policy implications for the protection and representation of fishermen's working time and rest periods in each country.

A calendar is a collection of days and dates humans use to guide their daily activities. The Ethiopian calendar system is significant in the socio-cultural lives of the Ethiopian people, who aspire to live peaceful lives. They believe the universe will be harmonious when people can coexist peacefully with God, one another, and the universe in a balanced way. With a comparison to the calendar system of another nation, this article seeks to establish the accuracy of the calculations performed with the Ethiopian calendar.

The objective of the present study was to assess the functional mobility of male and female elderly subjects residing in high-altitude regions of India. The study was performed on 300 elderly males and 300 elderly females between the age range of 60 to 70 years residing in Tehri, Uttarakhand. The selected elderly subjects were chosen purposively and none have any history of serious medical illness. To assess the problems of functional mobility of the selected subjects, a pre-validated functional mobility scale was developed.