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(Eastern University, 2011-12-01)
1st Convocation 2008
(2008-06-25)
2nd Convocation 2011
(Eastern University, 2011-01-16)
3rd Convocation 2013
(Eastern University, 2013-02-11)
4th Convocation,Eastern University-9th February,2015.
(Eastern University, 2022-09-13)
5th Convocation,2017
(Eastern University, 2017-03-12) Eastern University
6th Convocation , 2019
(Eastern University, 2019-11-16) Eastern, University
7th Convocation Eastern University,2023
(Eastern University, 2023-12-24)
A Comparative Study on Service Quality Dimensions and Overall Service Quality in the Context of Standard Chartered Bank’s Excel Customers
(Eastern University, 2008-07) Rahim, Shake Ahdur
The service quality leads to customers' satisfaction, which in turn leads to customer loyalty. Considerable practitioner interest has been focused on programs to improve service quality. Customer perception is a very important factor to measure service quality. This paper is an attempt to assess Excel customers' perception of different dimensions of the service quality such as tangibility, reliability, responsiveness, assurance, empathy and the overall service quality of Standard Chartered Bank, the top banking service provider in Bangladesh. The paper also aims to identify the gap between customers' expectations on the one hand and perception on the other about the bank's service quality. Finally, some suggestions have been offered for improving the Standard Chartered Bank's service quality.
A Conceptual Review of Corporate Governance and its Effect on Firm's Performance: Bangladesh Perspective
(Eastern University, 2009-01-01) Ahmed, Homayara Lotifa.
Corporate governance.A concept referring to the ideal mode of ensuring Firm’s accountability to its stakeholders, has ascended to its current level of Importance owing to corporate level scandals in the large economies of the World; experience gained from which has brought some positive changes in The less developed economies - changes that are pro active and are aimed Of enhancing corporate responsibility and performance. The objective of This study is to review this concept as is being practiced, the problems being faced, the schools of thought, its implication in firm valuation and Performance and lastly, to see its relevance in the context of Bangladesh, Where the listed firms are mostly owned and managed by family members. Suggestions to improve corporate governance and accountability, in line with SEC guidelines have been to indicate an active board with well Proportioned executive vis-vis non-executive members, and also with Representatives from 01/ groups of shareholders; separation of the role of CEO and the chairperson; existence of board committees; changing audit firms periodically, etc. to name a few.
A Critical Evaluation of Teacher Development in a Teacher Training Course
(Eastern University, 2011-12-01) Majid, Iffat A.N.
This article reports on the outcome of a teacher training session that covered four months. It assesses the impact of the training session on four in-service teachers teaching at Different levels by identifying changes in their teaching behavior. That had occurred after Completion of the training period.
A Measurement of Customer Service Quality of Banks in Dhaka City of Bangladesh
(Eastern University, 2022-10-01) Islam, Dr. Nazrul
This study attempts to identify the factors related to service quality of the banks in Dhaka City of Bangladesh. It identifies the relationship between age, educational background, profession, and length of involvement, types of services obtained by the clients and the service quality factors. An extensive survey of bank clients has been performed with a structured questionnaire to identify the factors. A segmentation of the respondents was made based on the nature of services provided by the banks such as, deposit, lending and other financial services. The sample clients were selected from the branches located in 4 clusters of banks including Motijheel, Gulshan, Dhanmondi, and Uttara of Dhaka City. 404 bank clients were interviewed from Nationalized, Private and Foreign commercial banks. Among the banks, 4 are government, 6 are private and 1 is in foreign sector. In selecting sample, it was assumed that the bank clients of Dhaka City are more sensitive compared to other cities of Bangladesh, as their education level is higher. The sample clients were selected randomly at the banks while interviewing. Both descriptive and inferential statistics were used in the analysis. Factor analysis was done to identify the service quality factors of the banks. Correlations between the factors and age, educational background, profession, length of involvement, and types of service obtained were identified to know the relationships. In order to explore the relationship with the overall service quality, multiple regression analysis was performed. Results show that the most important service quality factor of Banks is personal attention to the clients followed by error-free records, safety in transaction, and tangible physical facilities of the bank. It is also found that there is a significant difference between the expected and perceived service quality of public and private banks. A significant correlation between the performance of promises in time and professions of the clients are observed. Perceived service quality factors have significant relationship with the overall service quality of the banks located in Dhaka City which indicates that the factors identified have strong influence on the overall service quality.
A review on natural convection flow along a vertical flat plate
(Eastern University, 2011-01) Ferdousi, Amena
Natural convection flow along a vertical flat plate has been revisited with respect to thermal conductivity, magnetic parameter, heat conduction, joule heating, coupling conduction, conjugate heat transfer and heat generation and finally a comparative analysis of free convection flow along a vertical flat plate is presented in this work where analysis are broadly discussed in order to discover the results in all the case. The graphical presentation of the surface shear stress in terms of skin friction coefficient and the rate of heat transfer in terms of local Nusselt number, velocity as well as temperature profiles are shown graphically for a selection of parameters set, consisting of magnetohydrodynamic parameter M, heat generation parameter Q, thermal conductivity n, joule heating J, coupling conduction p, Prandtl number Pr.
A study of the writing behaviors of low proficiency English learners in Bangladesh
(Eastern University, 2011-01) Majid, Iffat A. N
This paper makes a comparative study of what low proficiency learners do when they write narratives in their native language and in English. It tries to find out whether language proficiency works as an impediment to good writing or whether it is an ability independent of the level of language proficiency. It was found that good writing by itself is an independent ability and bad writers in Bengali were also bad writers in English, while good writers in Bengali tried hard to write well in English. This finding has important implications for language teachers.
Abortion under International Law and Shari'ah: A Brief Comparison
(Eastern University, 2019-12-01) Zahid, Anowar
Abortion is a denial of the right to life, which is the most important of all human rights because the enjoyment of other rights depends on the existence of life. Hence, national and international laws provide for the protection of this right. However, there may be circumstances in which abortion is unavoidable. For this reason, abortion should neither be freely allowed nor should it be totally denied. This paper would moot and test this proposition under international law and Islamic law from a comparative perspective.
An Empirical Study on the Interrelationship between Trade Openness and Carbon Emission in Bangladesh
(2011-07-01) Rahman, Mohammad Zillur
This study attempts to test empirically the causality between trade openness and carbon dioxide emission in Bangladesh, applying time-series econometric techniques covering 1972-2007 periods. The author tests this interrelationship in a Vector Autoregressive (VAR) framework followed by Granger causality, variance decomposition and impulse response function, to find the plausible causal relationship, direction of causality and the likely impact of one variable on the other. The VAR was tested for its stability also. The study finds inconclusive causal relationship from the Granger causality analysis. But variance decomposition and impulse response function derived through the stable unrestricted VAR model resulted in significant impact of trade liberalization on carbon emission but not vice versa. This study is important for policy makers of Bangladesh and the countries alike.
An Evaluation of English Language Teaching at the Beginner's Level in Bangladesh from the Psycholinguistic Point of View
(Eastern University, 2009-07-01) Majid, Iffat A.N.
This paper looks at the teaching methods currently practiced in Bangladesh in both Bengali-medium and English-medium primary schools in order to ascertain how conducive it is for second language learning in the light of theories of second language acquisition. Opinions of parents/guardians and primary school teachers have been sought in this regard about the necessity and quality of teaching at this level.
An Integrated Protection Framework to Preserve Consumers' Rights and Responsibilities in Bangladesh
(Eastern University, 2008-07) Akter, Shahriar; Ghosh, Suntu Kumar; Islam, Mohammad Thoufiqul
Consumers are the nucleus of all marketing activities as they dictate the market mechanism. However the consumers in developing countries are deprived of their basic rights because of unawareness of their fundamental responsibilities. In this paper we have considereal the rights and responsibilities of the consumers as per some established guidelines and discussed them in the context of Bangladesh, and then recommended an integrated protection framework to preserve consumers' rights and responsibilities.
Analysis of Polarization Maintaining Optical Fibers under External Stress
(Eastern University, 2013-12-01) Zaki, Farzana Rahmat; Nusrat, Nazia
This present study is on detailed physical explanation of stress- induced birefringence in Step index polarization , maintaining elliptical core optical fibers. The birefringence is a Quadratic function of the effective index change, which may occur due to changes of stress Distribution within a material. In this study, changes in birefringence have been observed By applying lateral pressures. The effects on birefringence with changing ellipticity of Core of the fiber have been observed by applying no pressure. Pressure along x-axis and y-axis On the optical fiber. Finally, the birefringence of an optical fiber resulting from an Asymmetry of the index profile has been numerically evaluated using finite-element Method (FEM).
Baudelaire’s “Tableaux Parisiens”: Metropolis Multitude, and Modernity
(Eastern University, 2009-07-01) Mohamad Noman, Abu Syeed
The section titled ‘Tableaux Parisiens,’ in the second edition of Charles Baudelaire’s the Flowers of Evil highlights a remarkable transition from the poet’s initial romantic preoccupation to an outstandingly different kind of poetry which shocked the contemporary readers and led the later critics and poets alike to regard him as the first modern poet. Modern poetry, as this paper aims to show, has been the product of the lone poet’s painful effort to adapt himself to the unpredictable city and his subsequent failure, alienation and ennui. This failure is the fate of everyman, and the failed self, the fallen self With all its secrets, finds in the city a market and incarnates at times as a prostitute looking for customers to sell herself and at other times as a poet in search of a publisher to sell himself. Baudelaire, unlike his predecessors, does not shun this lost tribe of people from his poetry but makes them and their city the very subject therein. Thus, a study of the city, which supplied the poet the inspiration and the materials for his work, would be a key to Baudelaire’s modernity. With this perception this paper seeks to make a critical reading of ‘Tableaux Parisiens’ and show that Baudelaire’s modernity was born in the metropolis with his discovery of isolation in the multitude.