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Monmouth University (West Long Branch, N.J.)

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Found in 117 Collections and/or Records:

Communication hurdles for women in the workplace, 2003

 Item — Call number MU Thesis Cor
Identifier: b2271236
Introduction [excerpt] The focus of this literature review will be on the same gender (women) superior and subordinate work relationship within an organization and if the types of communication styles and behaviors used are effective. Evaluating the issue of effectiveness will play a small role in determining if discrimination still exists for women in the workplace. Sometimes women establish their own way of effectively communicating in their organization and establish a network to protect them and create...
Dates: 2003

Communication patterns following pregnancy loss, 2000

 Item — Call number MU Thesis Dar
Identifier: b2271229
Introduction [excerpts] Loss of a pregnancy is a very stressful event that has a substantial adverse effect on marital and familial relationships and the communication within those relationships.... The loss of pregnancy before twenty weeks is called early pregnancy loss. It usually takes the form of a miscarriage. Less commonly, there may be an ectopic pregnancy, which occurs outside the uterus. This research will attempt to identify the different communication patterns that occur within relationships...
Dates: 2000

Communication patterns of foreign domestic workers and workers' employers in Hong Kong, 2009

 Item — Call number MU Thesis Cha
Identifier: b2825582
Abstract Global market in labor created better earning opportunities for women from developing countries. In 2004, there were approximately 1.5 million Asian women working as overseas domestic workers. Given the huge amount of foreign domestic workers, it is important to explore what the dominant group and the subordinate group members experience within the intercultural settings. This study investigated the communication patterns and strategies between Filipino domestic workers and workers'...
Dates: 2009

Computer-mediated communication in the classroom : incorporating information technology into the educational experience, 1999

 Item — Call number MU Thesis Dud
Identifier: b2271197
Introduction [excerpts] As education institutions encounter unconventional classrooms and are exposed to emerging technologies, Computer-Mediated Communication [CMC] presents unparalleled options for both teaching and learning. Innovations such as networks, e-mail, online databases, and electronic bulletin boards offer students and instructors the possibilities of educational and communicative interactions devoid of the often-constricting boundaries of time and space.... Recently, CMC has begun to receive...
Dates: 1999

Content analysis : alien abductee narratives and select episodes of the X-Files, 2001

 Item — Call number MU Thesis Ben
Identifier: b2309461
Introduction [excerpt] Initially I wanted to know how, and to what extent the media was responsible for influencing one's belief in the paranormal. Through research, I have found that most of the studies in this area seem to offer an explanation through employing the theory of cultivation analysis. Although the studies I found suggested a positive correlation, I don't believe that the evidence presented has ever proven conclusive in the argument. Upon realizing the impact of cultivation analysis, I...
Dates: 2001

Content analysis of environmental advertising : terminology and brand image, 2009

 Item — Call number MU Thesis Dru
Identifier: b2825583
Introduction [excerpt] Magazine advertising has been and remains a classic medium for companies to deliver their product messages. Although our lives have been permeated by technology, currrent statistics from MRI Fall Studies (2003 and 2007) reveal that 85% of adults continue to read magazines. It is in the pages of these magazines that companies work to promote their brand and establish identities with their targeted audience. Therefore, a content analysis of current corporate print advertisements was used...
Dates: 2009

CPU design and modeling using Verilog HDL, 1997

 Item — Call number MU Thesis Kan
Identifier: b2088066
Abstract

Integrated Circuit design with Hardware Description Languages improves productivity and provides flexibility. A new CPU is designed with its own instruction set. Verilog HDL is used to build a behavioral model of the CPU. Validation of the model is performed using simulation. The CPU is synthesized for a Xilinx FPGA and the netlist generated in the Xilinx format.

Dates: 1997

Criminal justice knowledge : a comparative study of Bangladeshi American immigrants and native-born Americans, 2009

 Item — Call number MU Thesis Dat
Identifier: b2195474
Preface Numerous studies have examined political influences on immigrants' communities' allocations of fiscal and personnel resources for policing, and public opinion or public confidence in the criminal justice system. Rational theory maintains that resources are distributed in accordance with the need for crime control whereas the conflict theory argues that they are allocated with the aim of controlling racial and ethnic minorities. Existing research more consistently supports the conflict...
Dates: 2009

Critical incident stress management for law enforcement officials, 1999

 Item — Call number MU Thesis Odo
Identifier: b2087904
Abstract The purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between critical incident involvement and levels of critical incident stress. A critical incident is defined as an event faced by emergency personnel which causes them to experience unusually strong emotional reactions. These reactions have the ability to interfere with the officer's ability to perform his duties either at the scene or subsequently. Critical incident involvement is divided into four categories: personal, for...
Dates: 1999

Deep learning : real-time American Sign Language recognition and speech, 2018

 Item — Call number MU Thesis Alj
Identifier: b7817592
Abstract

This thesis addresses the issue of recognizing the hand signs of American Sign Language utilizing deep learning artificial intelligence techniques. The recognition rates of sample data was measured after sample data was prepared in one of three ways: normalizing the image, coverting to binary black and white, and color with background removed. Of the three, this thesis showed that recognition is best with color and background removed.

Dates: 2018

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Interpersonal communication and culture 7
Journalism -- Objectivity -- United States 7
MATLAB 7
Field programmable gate arrays 5
Journalism -- Social aspects -- United States 5
VHDL (Computer hardware description language) 5
Signal processing -- Digital techniques 4
Code division multiple access 3
Communication -- Sex differences 3
Machine learning -- Evaluation 3
Machine learning -- Technique 3
Routing protocols (Computer network protocols) 3
Symbolic interactionism 3
Advertising, Magazine 2
Algorithms -- Evaluation 2
Algorithms -- Testing 2
Antennas (Electronics) -- Design 2
Asynchronous transfer mode 2
Boosting (Algorithms) 2
Cell phone systems -- Health aspects 2
Communication in organizations 2
Communication in public administration 2
Computer algorithms 2
Computer network protocols -- Evaluation 2
Corporate image 2
Electromagnetic fields -- Health aspects -- Research 2
Error-correcting codes (Information theory) 2
Ethernet (Local area network system) 2
Gateways (Computer networks) 2
Gigabit communications 2
Green marketing 2
Image processing -- Digital techniques 2
Integrated circuits -- Simulation methods 2
Integrated services digital networks 2
Intel 8051 (Microcontroller) -- Programming 2
Internet telephony 2
Interpersonal relations and culture 2
Journalism -- Political aspects -- United States 2
Local area networks (Computer networks) -- Computer simulation 2
Loss (Psychology) 2
Mass media and public opinion 2
Monmouth University (West Long Branch, N.J.) -- Events -- Conferences. 2
Motherboards (Microcomputers) 2
Online social networks 2
Phase-locked loops 2
Programmable logic devices 2
Publications 2
Radio frequency -- Health aspects 2
Sex discrimination in employment 2
Social role 2
Telecommunication -- Switching systems -- Design and construction 2
Telecommunication -- Switching systems -- Evaluation 2
Telematics -- Social aspects 2
Television broadcasting of news -- Objectivity 2
Wireless communication systems 2
Women -- Identity 2
Women employees 2
Adaptive filters 1
Adaptive signal processing 1
Adult children of alcoholics 1
Advertising -- Food 1
African American periodicals 1
African Americans -- Languages 1
African Americans -- Race identity 1
Alcoholics -- Family relationships 1
Alien abduction 1
American Sign Language 1
Analysis of variance -- Mathematical models 1
Animal shelters 1
Animal welfare 1
Antenna arrays 1
Antenna arrays -- Mathematical models 1
Antennas (Electronics) -- Mathematical models 1
Antismoking movement 1
Application program interfaces (Computer software) 1
Application-specific integrated circuits -- Computer-aided design 1
Artificial intelligence 1
Assembly languages (Electronic computers) 1
Astrology -- History 1
Asymmetric digital subscriber lines 1
Audiences 1
Automatic speech recognition 1
Back propagation (Artificial intelligence) 1
Baseball -- Social aspects -- United States 1
Baseball -- United States -- History -- 20th century 1
Baseball players -- United States -- Interviews 1
Batman films 1
Bereavement 1
Bereavement -- Psychological aspects 1
Bible -- Feminist criticism 1
Biculturalism 1
Bilingualism -- United States 1
Bilingualism in children -- Parent participation 1
Black English 1
Blame 1
Bluetooth technology 1
Bluetooth technology -- Testing 1
Body art -- Social aspects 1
Branding (Marketing) 1
Broadband communication systems -- United States 1