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This book is a compilation of questions and possible solutions in Java and C++ from the Competitive Programming competitions held every year by Faculty of Computer & Mathematical Sciences, UiTM Perlis, Malaysia. It is hoped that the book can help students to improve their problem-solving and coding skills in Java and C++ programming.
This book examines how business, the social sciences, science and technology will impact the future of ASEAN. Following the ASEAN VISION 2020, it analyses the issues faced by ASEAN countries, which are diverse, while also positioning ASEAN as a competitive entity through partnerships. On the 30th anniversary of ASEAN, all ASEAN leaders agreed to the establishment of the ASEAN VISION 2020, which delineates the formation of a peaceful, stable and dynamically developed region while maintaining a community of caring societies in Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Brunei, Vietnam, Thailand, the Philippines, Myanmar, Laos and Cambodia. In keeping with this aspiration, Universiti Teknologi MARA Perlis...
The abstracts in this book cover a wide range of topics, including algebra, analysis, logic, computer architecture, algorithms, artificial intelligence, machine learning, computer network, netcentric computing and many more. The work presented here is both theoretical and practical, and has the potential to impact many areas of society, from finance and healthcare to education and security.
CRINN (Computing Research and Innovation), Volume 2, October 2017, is a compilation of peer-reviewed research papers, technical and concept papers and innovations among the academicians from Faculty of Computer and Mathematical Sciences, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Perlis Branch and other universities from all over Malaysia. CRINN also serves as a sharing center for every faculty members and others to share their research findings, experiences and innovations. This volume comprises a selection of 38 scholarly articles from Mathematical Sciences, Computer Sciences, Computer Network, Information Technology and System Sciences fields
The publication of this book, CRINN (Computing Research and Innovation), Volume 1, November 2016, is a compilation of peer-reviewed research papers, technical and concept papers and innovations among the academicians from Faculty of Computer and Mathematical Sciences, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Perlis Branch, and other universities from all over Malaysia. This volume comprises 14 scholarly articles from Computer Sciences, Mathematical Sciences, Computer Network and Data Communications and Information Technology and System Sciences fields.
Colloquium in Computer & Mathematical Sciences Education 2015 (CCMSE 2015) is an initiative from the Faculty of Computer & Mathematical Sciences, UiTM Perlis to foster a platform for discussing issues related to Teaching and Learning approach within the field of Computer Sciences, System Sciences, Information Technology, Computer Networks, Mathematics and Statistics.
The objective of this publication is to highlight the extensive range and profundity of research across these intimately connected disciplines. The intersection of Mathematics and Computer Science continues to be a dynamic area of exploration, witnessing remarkable progress and innovation over recent years. In an era dominated by technological breakthroughs and an ever-growing reliance on data-centric methodologies, researchers within these domains are relentlessly pursuing novel theories, algorithms, and models aimed at addressing some of the most challenging and pertinent issues of our contemporary society. This publication stands as a tribute to their unwavering commitment and scholarly rigor.
On Islam in Malaysia and Indonesia.
The contributors to this book analyse the different approaches and modes of terrorist rehabilitation that have been attempted by Malaysia, and other countries in Southeast Asia. With an emphasis on the particular contexts within which they operate, this book examines the factors that determine the relative successes and failure of a wide range of community initiatives in integrating terrorists back into society. These initiatives include using methods based on social psychology, religion, and entrepreneurship to develop a comprehensive approach to rehabilitating and deradicalizing terrorists in Malaysia as well as Singapore, Indonesia and the Philippines. As such it makes an important contribution to the global policy debate, coloured by the unique characteristics of the South East Asia region. A valuable resource for researchers and policymakers seeking constructive ways to counter violent extremism.