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  • Use of an evolutionary approach for question paper template generation 
    Paul, D.V.; Naik, S.B.; Rane, P.; Pawar, J.D. (Proc. IEEE 4th Int. Conf. on Technology for Education (T4E). 18-20 Jul 2012. 2012; 144-148.)
    This paper focuses on question paper template generation and its use in dynamic generation of examination question paper. Question paper template generation is a constrained based optimization problem. Choosing an efficient, ...
  • Use of common-word order syntactic similarity metric for evaluating syllabus coverage of a question paper 
    Paul, D.V.; Pawar, J.D. (International Journal of Web Applications. 6(2); 2014; 68-81.)
    Syllabuses are used to ensure consistency between educational institutions. A modularized syllabus contains weightages assigned to different units of a subject. Different criteria like Bloom's taxonomy, learning outcomes ...
  • Use of semantic knowledge base for enhancement of coherence of code-mixed topic-based aspect clusters 
    Asnani, K.; Pawar, J.D. (Proc. 13. Int. Conference on Natural Language Processing, Ed. by: D.S. Sharma, R. Sangal and A.K. Singh. IIT, BHU, Varanasi. 2016; 259-266.)
    In social media code-mixing is getting very popular due to which there is enormous generation of noisy and sparse multilingual text which exhibits high dispersion of useful topics which people discuss. Also, the semantics ...
  • Use of sense marking for improving WordNet coverage 
    Prabhugaonkar, N.R.; Pawar, J.D. (7. Int. Global WordNet Conf. 25-29 Jan 2014 (Tartu, Estonia). 2014; 95-99.)
    WordNet is a crucial resource that aids in several Natural Language Processing (NLP) tasks. The WordNet development activity for 18 Indian languages has been initiated in INDIA by the IndoWordNet1 consortium using the ...
  • Use of syntactic similarity based similarity matrix for evaluating descriptive answer 
    Paul, D.V.; Pawar, J.D. (IEEE 6. Int. Conf. Technology for Education (T4E). 2014; 253-256.)
    Reforms in the educational system emphasize more on continuous assessment. The descriptive examination question paper when compared to objective question paper acts as a better aid in continuous assessment for testing the ...
  • Users' continuance intention toward hospitality service applications 
    Indrawati; Hasana, S.A.; Subhash, K.B. (Understanding Digital Industry, Proc. of the Conf. on Managing Digital Industry, Technology and Entrepreneurship (CoMDITE 2019) Indonesia, Ed. by: Siska Noviaristanti, Hasni Mohd Hanafi, Donny Trihanondo. 2020; 76-80.)
    Airbnb, an online platform through which users register and rent hospitality services to tourists, is one of the biggest online marketplaces in most countries around the world, including Indonesia. This study attempted to ...
  • Using a blended approach to in-service teacher training: A case study 
    Sardessai, S.; Kamat, V.V. (Int. Conf. Technology for Education (T4E), Chennai, Tamil Nadu. IEEE. 2011; 266-269.)
    This paper presents a case study wherein 498 school Computer Literacy teachers spread all over the State of Goa, were trained over a 2 year period by Goa University, using a blended approach, under the Post Graduate Diploma ...
  • Using POGIL to teach and learn design patterns: A constructionist based incremental, collaborative approach 
    Lotlikar, P.C.; Wagh, R.S. (Int. Conf. on Technology for Education (T4E), IEEE. 2-4 Dec 2016. 2016; 46-49.)
    Empirical studies have shown that teaching and learning Design Patterns is a challenging task.This paper evaluates suitability of Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning (POGIL) as an effective method to teach and learn ...
  • Using Scrum for software engineering class projects 
    Wagh, R.S. (AGILE India (AGILE INDIA), IEEE. New York. 2012; 68-71.)
    Imparting industry relevant skills and knowledge for the graduating students in the field of software engineering is difficult but is necessary to make the students employable and productive right from the time of joining ...
  • Valuation of Coastal and Marine Ecosystem Services in India: Macro Assessment 
    KaviKumar, K.S.; Anneboina, L.R.; Bhatta, R.; Naren, P.; MeghaNath; Sharan, A.; Mukhopadhyay, P.; Ghosh, S.; daCosta, V.; Pednekar, S. (Madras School of Economics, Chennai, 2016; 93pp.)
    Coastal and marine ecosystems provide a host of services that are of vital importance to human well-being that include provisioning services (e.g. food, water, raw materials), regulating services (e.g. coastal protection, ...
  • Valuation of Future Contracts in Indian Stock Markets: A Study of Cost Carries, Open Interest and Future Price 
    Garag, A.K.; Ramesh, B. (Sara Book Publishers, Ahmadabad. 2015; 77pp.)
  • Valuation of Futures in Indian Stock Markets: An Empirical Analysis 
    Garag, Anilkumar Gopal
  • Valuation of marine and coastal ecosystem services in India 
    KaviKumar, K.S.; Bhatta, R.C.; Mukhopadhyay, P.; Anneboina, L.R.; Naren, P.; Nath, M.; Sharan, A.; Ghosh, S.; daCosta V.; Pednekar, S. (Ecology, Economy and Society. 5(1); 2022; 109-137.)
    Coastal and marine ecosystems provide a host of services that are of vital importance to human well-being. We estimate the values of several provisioning, regulating, and recreational services using a combination of valuation ...
  • Valuation of stock futures in Indian markets 
    Garag, A.K.; Ramesh, B. (Icfai Reader. 9; 2006; Require pagination (from-to))
  • Value at Risk: Issues and implementation in Forex market in India 
    GolakNath; Reddy, Y.V. (The ICFAI Journal of Applied Finance. 9; 2003; 5-22.)
    Value-at-Risk (VaR) has been widely promoted by the Bank for International Settlement (BIS) as well as central banks of all countries as a way of monitoring and managing market risk and as a basis for setting regulatory ...
  • Value system and ethics as determinants of managers' performance in organisations 
    Nirmala, R.; Krishnagopal, R.; Fernandes, W. (South Asian Journal of Management Research (SAJMR). 7(1); 2015; 564-573.)
  • Venture capital financing and corporate governance: Role of entrepreneurs in minimising information / Incentive asymmetry and maximisation of wealth 
    Subhash, K.B. (The Journal of Wealth Management. 12(2); 2009; 113-129.)
    Although various corporate governance models have developed over the last 75 years the problems of information/ incentive asymmetry still exist and lead to corporate fraud, the abuse of managerial power, absence of ...
  • Venture capital financing and tourism industry in South Africa 
    Subhash, K.B.; Scaglione, M.; Weiermair, K. (Tourism Development After the Crisis, Ed. By: Peter Keller and Thomas Bieger. Erich Schmidt Verlag, Berlin, Germany. 2010; 125-135.)
    This paper tries to identify the role of Venture Capital (VC) in promoting Tourism and Hospitality sector in South Africa because both Tourism and VC has the inherent characteristics of acting as a catalyst of transforming ...
  • Venture capital: Global scenario 
    Subhash, K.B.; Nair, T.G. (The ICFAI Journal of Applied Finance. 28(3); 2005; 37-55.)
    This article begins with a brief overview of different stages of venture capital financing and how venture capital differs from private equity. The importance of venture capital financing and the reasons for its importance ...
  • Venture Capital: Success Factor for Business Ideas 
    Subhash, K.B. (Artha: Journal of Social Sciences. 2(1); 2003; 1-19.)
    This article tries to give a comprehensive meaning to the concept of venture capital by taking in to account all relevant aspects associated with it. Secondly the origin, growth and development of modern concept of venture ...

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