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Design And Implementation Of A University Department Website, Margaret M. Rick
Design And Implementation Of A University Department Website, Margaret M. Rick
Graduate Research Papers
The website design cycle consists of four important components: (1) planning, (2) production, (3) implementation, and (4) operation. Within these components are a variety of vital tasks ranging from defining the objective and audience to conceptualizing the site, determining content, and creating, testing, and revising the site. Numerous rules or accepted principles guide the design process from color and font selection, to graphic creation, to site navigation layout. Once created, a website must be maintained: content should be updated and outside links verified on a regular basis. A site that is not maintained or kept current is of no benefit …
Peralatan Membaca Untuk Golongan Kurang Penglihatan, Abd Rahman Fadzli
Peralatan Membaca Untuk Golongan Kurang Penglihatan, Abd Rahman Fadzli
Student Works (2000-2009)
Oalam menghadapi cabaran era sains dan teknoIogi pada alaf ini teknologi maklumat rnenjadi tunjang utama dalam informasi dan kegunaan terhadap setiap goIongan masyarakat.Oieh itu setiap kelebihannya haruslah dapat dirasai Ieh setiap goIongan masyarakat. Oieh itu satu sistem telah dibangunkan untuk membantu golongan kurang penglihatan dalam pembacaan. Sistem ini dibangunkan dalah untuk menbantu golongan kurang penglihatan dalam pembacaan teks atau perkataan dengan penggunaan komputer. Sistem Peralatan Membaca Untuk Golongan Kurang Penglihatan Versi Bahasa Melayu ini adalah merupakan sistem yang menggunakan konsep text-to-speech. Input sistem adalah merupakan teks atau perkataan yang dimasukkan oleh pengguna dan pembacaan teks atau perkataan adalah merupakan output …
Laman Maklumat Berasaskan Web Untuk Pelajar-Pelajar Spm Khusus Matapelajaran Fizik Dan Bahasa Melayu, Kamis Faridah
Laman Maklumat Berasaskan Web Untuk Pelajar-Pelajar Spm Khusus Matapelajaran Fizik Dan Bahasa Melayu, Kamis Faridah
Student Works (2000-2009)
Saya telah memilih untuk membangunkan sebuah halaman web yang mampu menyediakan capaian kepada laman-laman lain yang mengandungi nota latihan contoh-contoh soalan dan beberapa kaedah pembelajaran yang berguna untuk pelajar-pelajar tingkatan 5. Dengan kata lain, laman ini cuba bertindak sebagai pintu masuk ke laman-laman lain yang ada menawarkan pelbagai bahan-bahan keperluan untuk para pelajar. Untuk memastikan laman spm ini dapat bertindak sebagai tapak pengumpul yang cekap dan berkesan maka satu fungsi enjin pencari telah dilaksanakan untuk membolehkan pelajar-pelajar membuat pencarian sumber-sumber. Hasilnya, pelajar-pelajar tidak perlu membuang masa dan tenaga untuk menjelajah mana-mana Iaman yang tidak berkaitan serta belum pasti lagi menepati …
Sistem Kiosk Tajwid Di Web, Wan Chik @Wan Din Wan Mohammad Shukri
Sistem Kiosk Tajwid Di Web, Wan Chik @Wan Din Wan Mohammad Shukri
Student Works (2000-2009)
Ini merupakan laporan bahagian pertama yang mengandungi penerangan terhadap pembangunan Sistem Kiosk Tajwid di Web. Sistem ini merupakan sumber rujukan altenatif kepada pengguna untuk asas ilmu Tajwid. Sistem ini dibangunkan dengan menggunakan kaedah-kaedah kejuruteraan yang sesuai dengan saiz dan kritikalnya. Secara keseluruhan, laporan ini mempunyai enam bab sahaja iaitu: bab satu yang membicarakan pengenalan kepada projek, penentuan skop dan objektif serta perancangan yang dibuat bagi menjayakan projek ini; bab dua pula adalah berkaitan dengan kajian literasi yang dilakukan beserta dengan beberapa siri analisis yang dijalankan dan sintesis yang diperohehi; bab tiga pula menyatakan perkara-perkara berkaitan metodologi sistem seperti model pembangunan …
Interactive 3d Human-Head Multimedia System, Ahmad Shah Reezal
Interactive 3d Human-Head Multimedia System, Ahmad Shah Reezal
Student Works (2000-2009)
This document was organized in order to give to the reader or user a complete overview about the upcoming project, in the sense that the user should learn the theoretical concepts first and then be aware of how the concepts be applied, being presented meanwhile, some introduction, literation research, methodology, system analysis, system design, system development, system testing, the discussion on the problems occur and examples related with "Interactive 30 human Head Multimedia System". My advisor and supervisor for this thesis is Pn. Nurul Fazmidar Mohd. Noor and the moderator is Dr. Phang Keat Keong. The topic I chose is …
The Computer As A Collection Management Tool, Suzanne B. Mclaren, Hugh H. Genoways, Duane A. Schlitter
The Computer As A Collection Management Tool, Suzanne B. Mclaren, Hugh H. Genoways, Duane A. Schlitter
University of Nebraska State Museum: Mammalogy Papers
Since the mid-1960s, discussion of computer use for information retrieval in museum collections has usually focused on research potential. Much attention has been given to the idea of networking and the ability to access data across great distances. However, the potential for collection management usage has also proven to be a legitimate rationale for computerization. Numerous aspects of collection management are discussed for which the computer may be employed. Topics include creating cross-reference files, updating taxonomic and geographic information, pinpointing mismatched specimens, locating lost and uncataloged material, controlling loan procedures, producing accession files for insurance purposes, curating all or part …