Physical Sciences and Engineering

Study software reliability using defect density in software engineering

To fulfill software requirements and to satisfy the customer, software must be tested by all angles of users and developer .But the question is that when to stop testing or whether it is enough to test software, if it not tested properly by software engineer then it is handover to customer, if we want to give quality s/w product then we must calculate software reliability as it one of quality measure. s/w reliability is probability of failure free operation of software.

Data mining using hace theorem

Big Data consists of huge modules, difficult, growing data sets with numerous and, independent sources. With the fast development of networking, storage of data, and the capacity of data gathering, Big Data is now rapidly increasing in all science and engineering domains, as well as animal, genetic and biomedical sciences. This paper detailed a HACE theorem that characterizes the features of the Big Data revolution, and proposes a Big Data processing model, from the data mining view.

Context aware dynamic web design using hadoop

Context aware web design is not a new technology and its been in the use from many years. However the algorithms designed for that purpose are written in jsp or similar other server programming languages which includes bringing the huge amounts of the transactional data into a single computing unit (which is usually of very high computing capacity) and run analytics that are necessary. In this paper we have tried to implement the similar website which changes dynamically according to the users latest interests.

Working in a prison environment: how safe are the prison workers

Growing inmate population in the United States may give rise to fear among correctional officers about their personal workplace safety in the federal prison system. This potential threat of injury for correction officers is further heightened by the fact that they are required to deal with violent people and conditions on a daily basis. The nature of the threat facing corrections officers is also complex and varied.

Head trauma and post traumatic epilepsy – a radiological study

Introduction: India went through a phase of massive urbanization, industrialization and motorization. In relation to motorization one of the problems is head injury. Imaging tests help in determining the diagnosis and prognosis of a traumatic brain injury patient. One of the common sequelae of head trauma is seizures. About 25% of patients with brain contusions or hematomas and about 50% of patients with penetrating head injuries will develop seizures. These seizures occur within first 24 hours of head injury.

Pulsed low frequency magnetic field on obese subjects

Background: Obesity is a chronic disease characterized by excessive body fat that causes damage to the individual's health and is associated with comorbidities such as Diabetes mellitus, Hypertension and vascular dysfunction. Common traditional treatments utilized for obesity include medications, surgicalinterference, exercises and diet programs. Rare studies have investigated magnetic field treatments for obesity. Purpose: Toinvestigate the effect ofpulsed low frequency magnetic field on obese subjects.

Statistical analysis of students’ academic performance in nigeria universities: a case study of the university of ibadan, nigeria

This paper is a study of students’ academic performance in the University of Ibadan. It was discovered that certain number of students who were admitted into the University, for the attainment of a degree, were unable to meet the requirements to be able to graduate on time. A situation where some students have to study longer than the four- year term is undesirable and should be checked.

omparison of explosive power and sprinting performance of rural and urban boys and girls

The aim of this study was to compare explosive power and sprinting performance between rural and urban elementary school boys and girls in tamilnadu. The sample consisted of 3000 (1500 urban and 1500 rural; Age 10.3 ± 0.42 years) boys and 3000 (1500 urban and 1500 rural; Age 10.3 ± 0.43 years) girls with no medical history of disease. Volunteers were recruited randomly from selected schools in ten municipal corporations of Tamilnadu. Urban and rural schools were selected randomly.

Productivity enhancement with lean concepts in belt driven compressor industry

Productivity has been an important concern to all the manufacturing industry. Lean manufacturing emerged as production strategy capable of increasing productivity by identifying and eliminating non value added activities. This article deals with productivity improvement in a Compressor manufacturing industry with a case study using lean concepts with the use of Process flow chart and Time study. The data are collected and analyzed with the use of lean tools namely Value stream mapping, 5S principle, Poka-yoke, Assembly line balancing and Layout design.