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Practical Research chapter 1 2 and 3
In the software industry, "Gadget" refers to computer programs that provide services without needing an independent application to be launched for each one, but instead run in an environment that manages multiple gadgets. There are several implementations based on existing software development techniques, like JavaScript, form input, and various image formats.
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The gadget is a sophisticated item that can present a variety of news media, social networking, hobbies, and even entertainment. The presence of gadgets today makes some people become dependent. If the gadget is damaged, they will repair the gadget itself or bring it to the service place. The problem in this study is the difficulty of finding information about the place of seller of gadget components and looking for a trusted service place, the nearest location and affordable prices. To overcome this problem, the author designed an application called Gadgetku.Id used a qualitative research method consisting of data collection, data analysis and system design. In this application have 2 main services, namely service and shop. The purpose of designing this application is to be able to assist users in finding a trusted service place, the nearest location, safe, scheduled and without the need to go to the service place and help to find gadget needs through the shop feature.
Abstract Physical widgets or phidgets are to physical user interfaces what widgets are to graphical user interfaces. Similar to widgets, phidgets abstract and package input and output devices: they hide implementation and construction details, they expose functionality through a well-defined API, and they have an (optional) on-screen interactive interface for displaying and controlling device state.
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Widget is kind of application that provides a single service such as a map, news feed, simple clock, and battery-life indicators. It is developed to facilitate user interface (UI) design. A user interface function may be implemented using different widgets developed on different UI platforms. This article presents a comprehensive review on Java Swing as a platform to develop widgets. It is a platform that is generally used in various applications, such as in desktop, web browser, and mobile phone. Furthermore, we also describe UI elements of Java Swing’s components used to establish widgets. At the end, this article discusses comparison between Java Swing and several commonly used UI platforms.
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—Widget selection when designing user interfaces is a rather intuitive task. No clearly established methodology containing in-depth descriptions of widgets or explicit rules to choose them has been included in the major development processes. Widget catalogs are only partially specified and do not overtly consider the domain-field knowledge representation as bound to current tasks. Moreover, these representations have not undergone any systematic approach from the point of view of their structure. The first aim of this paper is to formally describe the major types of content that widgets can host from this perspective. We call these types " Information Structures " and divide them into 5 categories (" atom " , " collection " , " hierarchy " , " taxonomy " and " network "). We then specify a series of features allowing to classify widgets alongside with their informational content structure and set a framework for widget description.
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1. Objective. impartial, unbiased and neutral 2.Clearly defined questions (What, Which, how much) 3.Structured research instruments (surveys, questionnaires, software) 4.Numerical data and statistical treatment (unbiased results) 5.Large sample size (represents a population) 6.Replication (high reliability, stable and consistent) 7.Future outcomes (new concepts and further studies)
2 CO_Q1_Practical Research 2_Module 2 7. It refers to an issue that has not been fully addressed by previous studies. A. Research problem C. Research question B. Research topic D. Research gap 8. It is a part of the research that expresses the context of the problem that will support the validity and rationale of the study.
Perhaps the most daunting aspect of research for novice researchers is the actual implementation of an intervention and collection of data. As mentioned above, planning is key to successful 'doing'. Chapters 3-5 of this text will discuss how to gather and analyze quantitative and qualitative data, respectively.
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