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This paper reports the performance prediction and analysis of a back-pack thermoelectric cooling helmet through Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD). This cooling system (helmet) works on the Principle of thermoelectric cooling based on Peltier effect. The system is divided into two parts namely cold side and hot side of thermoelectric system. The cold side components are blower, divergent duct, cold plate and convergent duct whereas the hot side components are Aluminium block, heat pipe, fins and fan. The array of thermoelectric modules are sandwiched between these Cold Side and hot side components.

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Potentially the most conspicuous trends in higher education institution is the application of group works as a teaching technique. Usually more than two students with different personality traits will be involved in the academic group work. Personality characteristics of group members, need to be carefully considered so that the transition of learning from individuals to group results attitude improvements. The present study aim to analyses the effect of personality on attitudes towards academic group work. The researcher used Theory of Big Five Personality Trait as a theoretical framework. The quantitative study conducted based on primary data which was collected among 312 Management undergraduate students in selected Sri Lankan state Universities by using self-administrated and electronic questionnaire. The results of this study revealed that, there is a significant relationship found between the students’ personality traits and their attitudes of academic group work. Regression analysis discovered that extroversion personality trait is the best predictor because rather than agreeableness and conscientiousness it has the highest impact on student’s attitudes toward academic group work. Consequently, these research findings have provided some notable insights to University administration and lecturer to use and improve the academic group works based on the student’s personality traits and also, this study specially helps to the students to get a clear idea about their personality traits and how does it affect their attitude on group work.

Western liberal capitalist mode of development and the Marxist/communist paradigm inspite of their differences share one similarity namely they are basically anchored on materialistic philosophy, given their heavy emphasis on developing the material forces and improving the material condition of the people, accumulation and wealth creation, making the economy the driving force of development and the determinant of other values in the society. Thanks to their tremendous economic success through the instrumentality of technology, the two ideologies have exported this materialistic orientated model of development to most of the countries in the world, Africa inclusive. . This articles aims at articulating and taking stock of consequences of this materialist incursion on the African personality and societies with a view to alerting the African peoples on the dangers of an uncritical absorption of the materialist ideology in the quality of African personality and society.

In 1952, Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka, Ralph Okpara, Pius Oleghe, Ikpehare Aig- Imoukhuede, Nataniel Oyelola, Olumuyiwa Awe, and Ben Egbuche (collectively known as the Magnificent 7) in the University College, Ibadan, formed the ‘National Association of Sea Dogs’ also known as ‘Pyrate Confraternity’ to protect interests, rekindle chivalry and solidify camaraderie. Their foci were specifically spelt out to include “fighting moribund convention, destroy tribalism and revive chivalry.” In recent times, the renowned peaceful group with underpinnings of nationalism, patriotism and justice has splintered into deadly fraternities that specialize in carnage, bloodbath, brigandage, and perpetuation of all forms of criminalities on our campuses. The Black Axe, the Buccaneers, the Vikings Pirates, Eiye Confraternity, Black Eye, Dragons, Black Berets, and female gangs like the Barracudas, Daughters of Jezebel, Black Brassieres and others monger violence on our universities. The focus of this paper shall be to identify the causes and effects of campus cultism, and to recommend solutions.

This study aims to explain and analyze the influence of job promotion, decision making and employee confidence on employee welfare through employee performance to bridge the gap. The population in this study is all employees of PT. Semen Indonesia (SIG) Persero Tbk and its cement producing subsidiaries include PT. Semen Padang, PT. Semen Gresik, PT. Semen Tonasa, Thang Long Cement Joint Stock Company and PT. Build Indonesia which numbered 5,448 employees. The samples used in this study, namely 340 respondents, by using sampling probability technique or multistage random sampling or determination of sampling cluster based on the division of an area / region in stages. The analysis technique used for hypothesis testing is the modeling of structural equations (SEM) Smart PLS Ver,-3. The results showed that promotion of positions had a significant impact on employee performance. Promotion of positions has no significant effect on employee welfare. Decision-making has a significant impact on the performance of employee. Decision making has no significant effect on employee welfare. Employee trust has a significant impact on employee performance. Employee trust has a significant impact on employee welfare and employee performance has a significant impact on employee welfare.

The purpose of this study was to determine and analyze the effect of organizational communication, workload and organizational commitment on the morale of civil servants at the Population Control, Family Planning, Population and Civil Registration Office of West Sumatra Province. The research method used is descriptive quantitative. The study was conducted on 50 respondents who were all civil servants. While the data analysis technique with multiple linear calculations using SPSS 24. The results showed organizational communication and workload did not have a positive and significant effect on spirit of work. Meanwhile, organizational commitment has a positive and significant effect on spirit of work. Simultaneously organizational communication, workload and organizational commitment have a positive and significant effect on spirit of work at the Office of Population Control, Family Planning, Population and Civil Registration of West Sumatra Province. The implementation of this research is a reference in providing encouragement for Civil Servants at the Department of Population and Civil Registration of West Sumatra Province.

This research study was performed to identify the social attitude about female participation in Taekwondo. The population that participated in this study was the Taekwondo players at the University of Kelaniya in Sri Lanka. Taekwondo is a martial art that originated in Korea and is now practiced all over the world. As Taekwondo is introduced to Sri Lanka also there are some Taekwondo tournaments held in Sri Lanka. But in this research, we were able to find that female participation is considerably lower in Taekwondo sports and the factors that can affect this issue were analyzed. The factors such as Motivation, Self-esteem, Satisfaction, Relationships affecting the participation in the Taekwondo sports by the players were studied by providing a self-administered questionnaire. According to the results obtained it was concluded that the social impact, banning from the families, less knowledge among the society about the sport of Taekwondo, the traditional cultural framework has affected the less female participation and so that the society possess a negative attitude about the female participation in Taekwondo in Sri Lanka.

One of the most prominent educati on trends in recent decades has been the rapid expansion of English medium higher education. This trend is more noticeable in Expanding Circle countries where English has no institutional or social role and has traditionally been learned as a foreign langu age for international communication. F ive major factors including scholarly publication, university ranking, acceptance of non local students, academic capitalism and economic globalization have contributed to the expansion of English medium higher educati on

Data analyzing is facing great challenge in the modern era, Cloud computing as a modern technology has brought various benefits to the analyzing data. The purpose of the paper is to introduce the advantages of implementing cloud based analyzing data. Technical, organizational, economic, high performance, efficient, and security advantages were among the sub-themes, which included the following categories: specific capabilities, technical support, high-level and capabilities in the organizational area, organizational cost reduction and relative benefits in economic field, and security opportunity in the area of security. Considering the newness of cloud computing in data analyzing, recognizing its benefits and opportunities plays a significant role in using this technology successfully.

In discourses on ethical standards, common terms or phrases that come to fore include norms, morals, values, acceptable conducts, perceptions of right against wrong, duties, obligations, and so on. For legal ethics however, it is of a higher benchmark. This is due to the standing accorded the legal profession. The custodians of the profession, the bar and bench, have an obligation to uphold legal ethics, much of which appears to be on a constant decline, contrary to what the legal profession should represent. Legal codes on ethics for lawyers prescribe standards by which lawyers are expected to conform, when faced with ethical challenges arising at the instance of professional dealings with clients, colleagues and the courts. This paper explores the prospects of courts in enforcing ethical standards amongst lawyers, via its rules of practice and procedure. It does this by examining the provisions of the recently reviewed Lagos State High Court Civil Procedure Rules (LSHCCPR) 2019 and advances the position that the new rules of court places it in good stead for enforcing ethical compliance amongst lawyers appearing before it. The paper also suggests that the promotion of a harmonious bar and bench is key to this end.

The modernization movement through education in Turkish society dates back to the late Ottoman period. The importance of education has continued in the early periods of the new Turkish Republic. Educational reforms in the second quarter of the 1900s and Dewey’s visit paved the way for modernization, societal change, political socialization, and, hence, democratization in Turkey. This article exhibits the stages that Turkish society went through since the late Ottoman Empire period in the 18th century and touches upon how education transformed Turkey, especially in regards to political socialization and civic culture.