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    Using Critical Systems thinking to Improve Student Performance in Networking 

    Albertus G. Joubert; Roelien Goede (WASET, 2012)
    This paper explores how Critical Systems Thinking and Action Research can be used to improve student performance in Networking. When describing a system from a systems thinking perspective, the following aspects can be ...
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    Implementing the uses of ict in agro - products to improve market information services: challenges and opportunities for Tanzania 

    George S. Oreku (Global business and technology association, 2012)
    The need to provide agricultural information for improving agro products market information has led to emergence of numerous ICT-based projects in developing country. These projects aim at promoting commercialization of ...
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    Innovative Teaching in Systems Analysis and Design - an Action Research Project 

    Imelda Smit (WASET, 2012)
    Systems Analysis and Design is a key subject in Information Technology courses, but students do not find it easy to cope with, since it is not “precise" like programming and not exact like Mathematics. It is a subject ...
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    Making data structures and algorithms more understandable by programming sudoku the human way 

    Roelien Goede (WASET, 2013)
    Data Structures and Algorithms is a module in most Computer Science or Information Technology curricula. It is one of the modules most students identify as being difficult. This paper demonstrates how programming a solution ...
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    Addressing the total human being: work-integrated learning for ICT student 

    Harmse, Anneke; Goede, Roelien (IADIS Press, 2013)
    Information and communication technology (ICT) is essential to the operation of business, and create many employment opportunities. High volumes of students graduate in ICT however students struggle to find job placement. ...
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    Learners’ perceptions of mobile devices for learning in higher education - towards a mobile learning pedagogical framework 

    Conradie, P.W.; Lombard, A.; Moller, M. (WASET, 2013)
    The dramatic effect of information technology on society is undeniable. In education, it is evident in the use of terms like active learning, blended learning, electronic learning and mobile learning (ubiquitous learning). ...
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    Interaction between socially responsible investment (SRI) sector and selected macroeconomic variables in South Africa 

    Muzindutsi, P.F.; Sekhampu, T.J. (The Global Business and Technology Association, 2013)
    The South African Socially Responsible Investment (SRI) Index was launched in 2004 in order to encourage JSE listed companies to comply with issues of environmental, economic and social sustainability. This study analysed ...
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    Characterizing volunteers in sporting mega events: the case of the Fifa soccer world cup in South Africa 

    Andile Mjiand; Surujlal J (The Global Business and Technology Association, 2013)
    Mega sporting events need a number of activities to be properly coordinated if they are to be successful. These events require large numbers of human resources and invariably reliance is heavily on volunteers. Essentially, ...
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    A voice service for user feedback on school meals 

    Aditi Sharma, Grover; Calteaux, Caren; Barnard, Etienne; Van Huyssteen, Gerhard (ACM, 2012)
    Research using voice-based services as a technology platform for providing information access and services within developing world regions has shown much promise. The results for design and deployment of such voice-based ...
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    Design of a non-intrusive cable condition monitoring technique by means of partial discharge 

    Van Jaarsveldt, H.; Gouws, R. (2013)
    The purpose of this paper is to discuss the design of a non-intrusive condition monitoring technique for medium- and high-voltage power cables. Partial discharge (PD) was used to design the non-intrusive condition ...
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