iosr-jmca   Volume-4 ~ Issue-2 ~ March – April 2017

ABSTRACT: The paper proposes a mobile app (InFi Care), which is an all-in-one infant monitoring system for parents who find it difficult to keep an eye on their infants while doing their daily chores. This work has been inspired by the motivation to reuse the old smart phones, which have numerous smart components ( sensors, like camera and microphone ) that are not realizing their full potential, converting them into monitoring devices. The system works on a client server model in which a client monitors the environment for motion or a continuous vocal disturbance. On detecting any such activity of interest, the client notifies the server, situated on another smart phone, on the same network............

Keywords: Mobile app, realtime monitoring, baby care, image processing, sound processing

[1] Pavel Khlebovich, IP Webcam, 11th August 2016, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pas.webcam
[2] Alfred Labs Inc, Free Wi-Fi era (Web of Cam), 3rd February https://play.google.com/store/apps/details ?id=com.webofcam.
[3] GeorgieLabs, Sound Wire, 4th January 2016 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details ?id=com.georgie.Sound Wire Free &hl=en
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ABSTRACT: Today, a large number of College students prefer to use mobile Internet rather than use traditional Internet, it is necessary to analysis the status of their mobile Internet using. The research objectives are college students in northeast Sichuan Province. Using the method of investigation, interview and data statistics, the paper explores the current situation of mobile Internet using in this group, especially the negative impact caused by the use of the mobile Internet. The paper also puts forward the countermeasure and strategy, in order to promote the healthy development of College Students.

Keywords: Mobile Internet; College students; Northeast Sichuan Province

[1]. Chengrong Liu. Ideological and political education of college students based on mobile Internet technology, J. Education and occupation, 2014(7)：51-52.
[2]. Kaishan Jiao. Loneliness and the use of mobile Internet, J. Youth Studies, 2003 (1)4-8.
[3]. Hongbo Liu. On the characteristics of mobile Internet usage of Contemporary College Students, J. Journal of changsha university,2015(4):135-137.
[4]. Xiaohui Wu, Shouxin Zhang, Qi Li. Investigation on mobile Internet usage of College Students, J. New Media Studies,2016(7):51-52.
[5]. Siwen Liu. The impact of mobile Internet on College Students' Ideological and political education and Its Countermeasures, J.2016(10):66-67.

ABSTRACT: A brand new category of perilous threat, asphyxiate the browser behavior in line of attack similar to that of Trojan horses. These immaculate varieties of Trojan horses can acclimatize the banking transaction activities, as they are muddled in browsers on top of mobile banking applications, and exhibit the user's transactions. Primarily, they are man-in-the-middle (MITM) attacks pedestal on users illuminating their testament on a deceptive website and man-in-the-browser (MITB) attacks that modify the exterior of indenture in the user's browser......

Keywords: Man-In-The-Middle (MITM), Man-In-The-Browser (MITB), Mobile Banking, Phishing Attack

[1] Kemal Bicakci, Devrim Unal, Nadir Ascioglu, Oktay Adalier, "Mobile Authentication Secure Against Man-In-The-Middle Attacks," 11th International Conference on Mobile Systems and Pervasive Computing, Procedia Computer Science 34, pp.323 – 329, Elsevier 2014.
[2] P.S.Jagadeesh Kumar, S.Meenakshi Sundaram, Ranjeet Kumar, "An Intellect Learning on E-mail Security and Fraud, Spam and Phishing," International Journal of Network Security & Its Applications (IJNSA) Vol.7, No.5, September, pp.49-67, 2015.
[3] Timothy Dougan, Kevin Curran, "Man in the Browser Attacks," International Journal of Ambient Computing and Intelligence, 4(1), pp.29-39, March 2012.
[4] Veelasha Moonsamy, Lynn, "Mitigating man-in-the-middle attacks on smartphones: a discussion of SSL pinning and DNSSec," 12th Australian Information Security Management Conference, 2014.
[5] Candid Wuest, "Phishing in the Middle of the Stream - Today's Threats to Online Banking," Proceedings of the AVAR 2005 Conference.

ABSTRACT: In this project, the process of ordering books in a book bank by the student is automated. At present, this project is designed for the engineering colleges following Anna University syllabus, only for a few common branches of engineering such as IT, CSE, Civil, and Mech.The student has to first register into the system with the following details: Name, Password, DOB, College, Dept, Semester, Email, Phone number. On registration, the student will be provided with a unique student registration ID which is auto generated by the system. Using the name and password, the student can log into the system. In the student profile page, all the details of the students are displayed. From this page..............

[1]. "Full-scale Online Event Ticketing System The Design and Implementation", a project at University of Macau, March 2003
[2]. "A Project On Online Bus Booking System", a project at Ganpat University, March 2004
[3]. "Online Book-Bank Monitoring System" a project at Makerere University, Nov 2005
[4]. "The design and implementation of an e-commerce site for online book sales", a project at Indiana University South Bend, May 2007
[5]. "e-VEHICLE BOOKING SYSTEM AT UMP" a project at University Malaysia Pahang , May 2011
[6]. "Online Library Management System", IOSR Journal of Engineering, Feb 2012
[7]. "Dependable online appointment booking system for NHIS outpatient in Nigerian teaching hospitals", International Journal of Computer Science & Information Technology (IJCSIT) Vol 6, No 4, August 2014

ABSTRACT: 4G mobile technologies or LTE (Long Term Evolution) release 10 onwards, provision is kept for Internet of Things (IoT) data in the mobile communication technologies. Industrial IoT 4.0 under evolution is expecting every kind of sensor to be integrated thorough IoT, for it's connectivity with internet. Early detection of deviation in Electro Cardio Gram (ECG) has specific diagnostic and treatment advantage, in the case of Cardio Vascular Disease (CVD) patients, acquiring ECG frames of the beats continuously via. Mobile carried throughout. This type of warning and awareness to patients are critical in preventing permanent damage and saving the most part of the heart muscle.............

Keywords: IoT, ECG, T-Wavelet, Android Graphview, Body Area Electronics

[1]. B M Beasley, Understanding EKGS: A Practical Approach, 2nd ed.,Pearson Education, 2003
[2]. L Sommo and P Laguna, Bioelectrical Signal Processing in Cardiac and Neurological Applications, Elsevier, 2005
[3]. R M Rangayyan, Biomedical Signal Analysis, A Case Study Approach, IEEE Press, 2002
[4]. M Seshagiri Rao, Dr V S Chouhan, "Wavelet Analysis in Medical Signal Perception for Deviation Detection: A Methodology for
ECG Wavelets Deviation Detection", 2nd International Conference on "Emerging Trends & Technology in Today‟s Era (ETTTE –
2015) ISBN No: 978-81-927182-1-7
[5]. Er M Sesha Giri Rao, "Mobile Application: ECG Signal Processing for Deviation Detection of Heart Rate Variability (HRV)",
IOSR Journal of Mobile Computing and Application (IOSR-JMCA), vol X, Issue 5, ver.I (Sep – Oct 2016), e-ISSN:2394-0050,p-
ISSN No.:2394-0042

ABSTRACT: Examination is a means by which individual's ability on an acquired skill or knowledge is evaluated. Some examiners useMultiple Choice Questions (MCQ), while others use the theory-based Questions. This study performed a comparative study of two techniques: Modified Principal Component Analysis and Generalized Latent Semantic Analysis used in grading students' responses in theory-based examination. Softcopy of students' responses and examiner's marking scheme were captured in an electronic format of .txt. file. The inherent stopwords and stemming in the .txt document were pre-processed to address morphological variations using standard stopwords list and porters stemmer algorithm, respectively. N-gram terms were derived for each student's response and the marking schemes (MS) using the vector space model. A Document Term Matrix (DTM) was generated with n-gram terms............

Keywords: Examination, Theory-based Questions, Multiple Choice Question, Document Term Matrix, Generalized Latent Semantic Analysis, Modified Principal Component Analysis, Feature Extraction

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ABSTRACT: For people with autism spectrum disorders (ASD), the application of a technological tool, like augmented reality (AR), in their intervention programs is a new and still unexplored option. This literature review examines studies that have used AR for direct intervention to people with ASD. It must be mentioned though that since the incorporation of AR in intervention programs is in its infancy, this literature review will only provide a review of the few initial studies that exist and also some proposals for future development and evaluation.

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