Browsing by Author "Sultana, Niger"

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Analyzing the Impact of Search Engine Optimization on Web Content Ranking by Applying the Technique to Article Rewriter Tools
(Daffodil International University, 23-01-18) Sultana, Niger
Internet technologies always change their basic technique for website ranking. Search engine optimization (SEO) is the best method to get your website or webpages in the 1st page rank in Google Search results. It is the way to get traffic in free, organic, or Google search results. Search engine optimization is the best technique to take your website to search top-rated. Online top ranking is not easy, you have to need hard work for the search engine to rank. Google, Bing & Yandex are the most user popular search engine and provide the most users friendly results worldwide. All users cannot search the website name they are searching for a related keyword. So you have to rank your product by searching keywords. The top rank is very important for business people to increase their product sales. The top-ranked website sales increase day by day. And also other website owners want to get this top rank. So, in these days website ranking is very tough for SEO experts. The SEO experts have to focus on website ranking update techniques, technologies, SEO tools, and search engine algorithm updates. Search engine algorithms always give priority to unique, easy, and helpful posts or content. Several factors and techniques will be used to increase the ranking appearance of a Website in search engines. In this thesis paper, we will elaborate on Google's On-page, Off-page and Technical SEO techniques. The website www.rewritertools.com is the focus of our investigation, which incorporates On-page and Off-page SEO elements. Utilizing Google's SEERP metrics and tools, measurements are conducted to examine the overall effects of these elements. The keywords are: rewriter tool, rewriter,
DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF ANDROID APPLICATION ON INSECTS AND DISEASES OF PLANT AND SOLUTIONS NAMED
(Daffodil International university, 2017-03-01) Roy, Shuva Chandra; Golder, Amit; Sultana, Niger; Hossain, Nazmul
The report is intended to highlight the prospects and opportunities of insecticides in Bangladesh. Like different economic sector in the country, insecticide is one of the drawbacks which contribute to the national economy. Insecticide poisoning is a common method of suicide attempt and less commonly occasional poisoning in Bangladesh. As in many developing countries, people have lack of knowledge and understanding to proper use of insecticide including divisional areas. The purpose of this report is to apply the outcome of the application to the root level where users can get benefit and use it in their farming. By this application, users can get necessary information regarding the insecticides and its possible causes. Thus, users can implement their knowledge to produce better crops. Our project is implemented on android platform. The proposed application is designed and tested based on applied scenario and implemented using the eclipse IDE and java with Extensible Markup Language (XML) languages.
Perceptions of University Students in Bangladesh towards the Challenges and Benefits of Online Classes: A Qualitativ e Approach
(East West University, 2023-12-31) Bhadra, Samir; Uddin, Md. Shawan; Ali, Mir Mokaddesh; Sheikh, Md. Imran; Sultana, Niger
The purpose of this study is to investigate the perceptions of students regarding the challenges and benefits of online classes based on their online classes’ experiences particularly during pandemic COVID-19. Following the interpretive research paradigm and cross-sectional design, this research is qualitative in nature. Using a semi-structured questionnaire the researchers conducted 30 in-depth interviews of the 23 public and private university students who are attending their classes virtually during the pandemic. The collected data was analyzed following a content analysis approach to evaluate the relationship among the ideas, the interview data, and the theoretical context. This study finds that in developing countries like Bangladesh, the online class system is a relatively new concept, so the participants face some difficulties such as low internet connection, electricity support, teachers’ capacities, and lack of institutional support as well as their technological engagement. As such participants face challenges that they do not learn as well as they would in regular classes. Moreover, the participants must comprehend the contrasts between traditional and online classrooms in order to improve their competence. However, participants are taking e-learning for extra advantages due to COVID-19 pandemic in order to reduce detachment from education and session gap. This study will be helpful to the policy-makers to develop proper rules to cope with such difficult situations, particularly when it comes to delivering communicative education to students particularly in a crisis situation.