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Original Article

Electrical Engineering And Electronics Discipline Role In The Acquisition Of Cadets Knowledge

Galina Kozenkova
,
Gennadyi Deykun
,
Marina Modina
,
Valentin Shkoda
,
Natalia Shtyrkhunova
,
Natalia Ksenzova
,
Elena Tsyganko

Keywords: Electrical and electronics engineering, information technology, safety, training

Article no: 26

Pages 208-215

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2024.10.26

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Educational-technology based activities for development of algorithmic thinking and programming skills

Daniel Tocháček
,
Jakub Lapeš
,
Jaroslav Novák

Keywords: ICT, education, robotics, electronics, cybernetics, constructivism, constructionism

Article no: 56

Pages 552-557

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.11.56

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Original Article

Linking Green Hrm And Green Intellectual Capital With Corporate Environmental Citizenship Behaviour

Suhaimi Sudin
,
Zuliawati Mohamed Saad

Keywords: : Green HRM, green intellectual capital, corporate environmental citizenship behaviour, electric & electronics

Article no: 45

Pages 419-4429

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.07.02.45

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