Examining Successful Attributes for Academic Performance using Machine Learning
Authors: AMRUTHA N S, Mrs. PUSHPALATHA S
Abstract
Identification of different factors which affects a student’s learning behavior and performance during academic career. Analyzing student mental issues and low academic performances is a complex task in the current education sector. In current system it is difficult to track the students behavior and characteristics. There is no automation or tool which predicts or shows how to improvise the students academic performances.
FUNDAMENTAL VIEWS ON CASTE SYSTEM IN INDIA
Authors: Dr. R. VADIVELRAJA
Abstract
The Indian Caste System is historically one of the main dimensions where people in India are socially differentiated through class, religion, region, tribe, gender, and language. Although this or other forms of differentiation exist in all human societies, it becomes a problem when one or more of these dimensions overlap each other and become the sole basis of systematic ranking and unequal access to valued resources like wealth, income, power and prestige. The Indian Caste System is considered a closed system of stratification, which means that a person’s social status is obligated to which caste they were born into. There are limits on interaction and behavior with people from another social status. This paper will be exploring the various aspects of the Indian caste system and its effects on India today.
A Comparative Study on Strength characteristics of Concrete using Fly ash aggregates and Glass Fibre
Authors: Sunil Biradar, R Aparna, Ajith Kumar
Abstract
Various researches have been conducted in the area of fly ash utilization in the past. It is used as one of the most common type of cement replacement material in concrete production. But the production and utilization of manufactured aggregates with fly ash helps in achieving utilization of further more quantity of FA in the construction industries. Currently fly ash is being utilised in very large amount in construction industries as it can impart good strength and durability throughout its life time thus achieving environmental sustainability and limiting the demand for the natural resources in construction sectors also The concrete production needs aggregates as a static filler material for imparting expanded volume and stiffness to the concrete material. The crush aggregates are partially replaced with the pellets of Fly ash aggregates(FAA), This paper focuses mainly on the manufacturing process of light weight fly ash aggregates using pelletizer and also utilizing the glass fibre material as special reinforcing material in concrete to enhance the tensile properties of the concrete for the M40 grade replacing them partially. The strength characteristics of concrete such as compressive, flexural and split tensile strength determined were experimentally and conclusions were drawn.