Hindu Achievements In Exact Science

Representing Student Achievements in Science

In what follows, we develop a conceptual argument for expanding current visions of performance assessment to include the following three ideals: that performance/assessment addresses the value-laden decisions about what and whose science is learned and assessed and include multiple worldviews, that performance/assessment in science simultaneously emerges in response to local needs, and that the...

The HIndu Science Article Updates March 2016

In Friday’s edition of the journal Science, researchers J. Craig Venter and Clyde Hutchinson and colleagues at the Venter Institute, California, report the making of a living, replicating and stable cell that uses the minimum number of genes — 437 — to be considered biologically ‘alive.’ In the natural world, no living organism is ever known to possess fewer than 1000 genes. The knowledge gaine...

Ibn Hindu and the science of medicine.

Geometrically Exact Theory of Contact Interactions–Further Developments and Achievements

The focus of the current contribution is on the development of the unified geometrical formulation of contact algorithms in a covariant form for various geometrical situations of contacting bodies leading to contact pairs: surface-to-surface, line-to-surface, point-to-surface, line-to-line, point-to-line, point-to-point. The construction of the corresponding computational contact algorithms are...

Investigating Students’ Achievements in Computing Science Using Human Metric

This study investigates the role of personality traits, motivation for career choice and study habits in students’ academic achievements in the computing sciences. A quantitative research method was employed. Data was collected from 60 computing science students using the Myer Briggs Type indicator (MBTI) with additional questionnaires. A model of the form was used, where represents a dependent...