Computer Sciences

Introduction Digital communication is multimodal because meaning is created through the interaction of words, images, typography, color, spacing, links, video, captions, and page structure. A reader rarely encounters an online article as uninterrupted prose. The page first offers signals about what deserves

Virtual Reality, Multimodality, and Technological Learning Over a century, the world has witnessed tremendous technological changes and developments. In the contemporary world, most people have become dependent on technological advancements that have developed over time. This has changed the ways of communication,

Introduction ASP.NET MVC 4 was released with Visual Studio 2012 as a framework for building web applications on the classic .NET Framework using the Model–View–Controller architectural pattern. The original project proposes a research-sharing website built with C#, Razor, SQL Server, JavaScript, CSS,

Introduction Computer-mediated communication (CMC) includes interpersonal and group communication created, transmitted, stored, filtered, or organized through digital technologies. It now extends far beyond desktop computers to smartphones, messaging platforms, social networks, video meetings, collaborative documents, learning systems, online games, virtual environments, and

Introduction The development of information systems in organizations has focused more on processing power, high reliability, and memory. However, the primary challenge facing information systems is cybersecurity. Riyadh computers utilize standard operating systems like Linux, Windows NT/2000 and DOS, which are common

Database Data refers to a set of values of both quantitative and qualitative variables. While information and data are used interchangeably, the extent to which a set of data is detailed and informative to a person depends on the degree to which

Abstract This project proposes an Android application for autonomous file sharing in a delay-tolerant network (DTN). The system is designed for situations in which devices cannot rely on continuous internet access or a stable end-to-end path. Instead of requiring immediate connectivity between

Modern organizations generate large volumes of data through sales transactions, customer interactions, financial systems, websites, mobile applications, supply chains, human resource platforms, and social media channels. However, collecting data does not automatically create business value. Organizations must store, organize, secure, and analyze

No matter how perfect the relational and functional approaches to data consolidation are, in fact, they are primitive and rely on the traditional engineering worldview, which has not changed since the late 60s and separates data from content. A semantic approach to

This interaction seems useful to us, but we should not underestimate the risks inherent in the freedom of communication presented by the Internet. For people responsible for the formation of the Internet environment—the creators of services and their users, journalists, politicians, lawyers,