Browsing by Author "Haque, Nazmul"

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Design & Developing of a Quadrotor Drone
(East West University, 4/17/2016) Haque, Nazmul; Sarna, Shahida Arobi
All over the world drone is most important subject in robotics. Now a day drone are used for research, military and commercially. In these circumstances, we are trying to make a quadrotor drone. This quadrotor drone in RF remote controlled capable. The drone fly by four individual propeller system and those are controlled from ardiuno. On the air gyro calculate the directional change so drone could sable itself.
Impact of Food Price Inflation on Stunting in under Five Aged Children in Bangladesh
(Springer Nature, 2024-08-29) Sadikeen, Sheikh Sifat; Haque, Nazmul; Hossain, Md Miraj; Uddin, Md Jamal
Background Currently, food price inflation is a widespread issue in Bangladesh as well as the rest of the world. Malnutrition is a common issue among children that can have long-lasting effects on their development and overall health. There have been lots of studies conducted to identify the factors responsible for child malnutrition, but inflation is rarely considered a factor in child malnutrition. We aimed to determine the relationship between food price inflation and stunting (Height-for-Age Z-score (HAZ)) in children under five years of age in Bangladesh. Method The study utilized food price data from the World Food Programme database and malnutrition (stunting) information from the 2014 and 2017-18 Bangladesh Demographic Health Surveys (BDHS). This includes the total study period from 2009 to 2018. Food prices were linked to the BDHS dataset using each child’s birth month. For each child, the average food prices from 9 months prior to 5 months post-birth, including their birth month, were recorded to calculate month-to-month inflation. This inflation was computed for rice (coarse), oil, wheat flour, and lentils by comparing the price sum of each item from one month to the previous month and dividing by the total price of the preceding month. A generalized linear regression model was used to assess the relationship between food price inflation and stunting, with stunting as the dependent variable. Other explanatory variables included wealth index, sex of the child, height, weight, mother’s education, respondent’s current pregnancy, and breastfeeding status. Results Our study has revealed that food price inflation has a significant negative effect on stunting, with a coefficient of -0.127 (p < 0.001). Furthermore, we have identified several other factors that have also significantly negative associations with stunting, including the wealth index (p < 0.001), mother’s education level (p < 0.001), mother’s pregnancy status (p < 0.001), breastfeeding (p < 0.001), child’s age (p < 0.001). child’s weight (p < 0.001) has significantly positive effect on stunting. However, we did not find any significant differences in stunting between boys and girls. Conclusion In conclusion, the findings of this study underscore the significant negative impact of food price inflation on child stunting, emphasizing the need to acknowledge this factor alongside others. These results highlight the critical role of addressing food price inflation as a key determinant of stunting, in conjunction with various other contributing factors, in efforts to combat childhood malnutrition.
Mess Bazar Management System
(Daffodil International University, 2019-12) Haque, Nazmul
The purpose of this application is to automatize the mess functionality and provide both the user and the admin a smart platform to interact with each other. To use this facility, the user has to register and with the account credentials he can login the account. User can use the functionalities of the mess such as accessing his account information, applying for leave and checking the menu. On the other hand the admin can log on and check the inventory details this application aims at providing ease to both the users and the admin. The mass guys communicate is other and width there connectivity. This application store mass people information to helping our government.
Profession Hunter
(Daffodil International University, 2020-10-12) -Husna, Asmaull; Haque, Nazmul
Career guidance is a challenging domain in the world. If higher education is the bridge of a career, then the beginning of that career is through the selection of a department. For solving career related problem in different level, different countries follow different strategies. Since there is no such digitalized guidance system in our country .Especially for our mentioned user groups & most of the people in our country are weak in English, so we take this project as a challenge & developed it for Bangla spoken users in Bangladesh. This is a career-based online student’s guidance application where school students can find out more about planning for their future careers. In our country after 8th-grade students suffer from the decision-making problem about the groups between science, arts & commerce what are best for him. On the other hand, the 12th-grade students suffer from decision making that they cannot understand which department or domain is best for him. This project will provide various services such as career-assessment test tools for our mentioned user group, discussion forums, course directories, directories of educational institutions, various e-books on careers, information on different types of careers and courses. By joining the forum, students will be able to share barriers to their careers, find solutions, verify themselves using testing tools to know themselves, learn about educational institutions scattered in different places & learn about departments and courses at different educational institutions.