Abstract:Academic information system is a web-based academic information system that is useful to assist the academic activities of academic civitas colleges. Assessing the success of academic information system in terms of usability and utility to find out how far the use of academic information systems by users and meet user expectations is very important. The system can support the success of academic activities. Research analysis of academic information system on website sitasya.himsya.ac.id used questionnaires with questions based on the parameters of usability and utility aspects of the system. The assessment used likert scale with web base application. Data collection was conducted by 45 respondents from users of academic information system. From research using rule base method shows academic information system can be assessed online barbasis web by filling question based on parameter of usability and utility aspect whose value reprsesented with scale 1 to 5.

Keywords:academic; information system;usability; Utility;rule-base.
Title: Web Base Analysis Usability And Utility Academic Information System With Rule Base Methods
Author: Rifka Dwi Amalia, Suryono, Catur Edi Widodo
ISSN 2394-7314
International Journal of Novel Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering
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Abstract:Mobile agent paradigmatics has become driving force for recent advances in distributed systems. The advent of mobile agency raises major security problems. The authors identified five fundamental cryptographic limitations of mobile agents: integrity; availability; confidentiality; authentication; and non-repudiation. Methodologies employed in this research that form basis for design of Secure Enhanced Mobile Agent Security Architecture (SEMASA) to advance on existing security mechanism in Marikkannu et al.(2011) are: literature review, object orientation and experimentation. Our proposed architecture employs code obfuscation, cryptography, third party trusted, digital signature, proxy signer and trip marker to achieve mobile code integrity and computation results’ confidentiality. We developed Secure Employees’ Attendance Mobile Agent (SEAMA) to implement our proposed security architecture using visual C-Sharp (C#) and .NET framework in Microsoft’s visual studio. SEAMA was installed on one of three networked computers, and SEAMA was launched to travel from its computer with its data to compute employees’ attendance work history on the two other computers having Microsoft SQL servers and malicious server administrator was programmed to carryout malicious attacks on SEAMA for experimentation, observation and ratiocination.  It was discovered that our proposed architecture is immune to most attacks whereas, existing protocol of Marikkannu et al. (2011) could only detect and partially prevent some attacks but not immune to attacks like integrity and confidentiality attacks. Comparative computation shows 22.73% improvement of our scheme over existing protocol. Indubitably, our proposed security scheme can successfully detect and prevent malicious host attacks more than the existing protocol. We recommend that new security techniques could be added in our architecture to improve efficiency of the entire framework.

Keywords:malicious hosts; multifarious network; integrity, confidentiality and symmetric cryptography.
Title: Secure Enhanced Mobile Agent Security Architecture for Distributed Heterogeneous Network Environment
Author: Omoghenemuko, Greg I., Asagba, Prince O., Ogheneovo, Eward E.
ISSN 2394-7314
International Journal of Novel Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering
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Abstract:There are complex issues as regards bulky-scale distributed multifarious computing environments, but a sure way to successfully interestingly overcome this historic disability, is mobile computing. Mobile code paradigmatics in computer programming has brought about the advent of intelligent, transportable and autonomous pieces of code known as mobile code - a code, that freight itself and it is self-controlled to obtain objectives of manipulating data and annexing output dynamically through migration on a multifarious network environment; to get task of data computation and information retrieving accomplished. The researchers x-ray code mobility and define mobile agent as a specific mobile code. This research gives cursory attention to typology of code mobility, process migration, taxonomy of code mobility and typology of code jumps exhibited by mobile agents, and then proposed gratuitously an intelligent representation of code mobility model and presented some merits of code mobility in distributed multifarious network environment.

Keywords:Code mobility; mobile agent; model; code jump; paradigmatics; applets; process migration; taxonomy and distributed multifarious environment.
Title: Code Mobility Model in Distributed Multifarious Computing Environment
Author: Omoghenemuko, Greg I., Asagba, Prince O.
ISSN 2394-7314
International Journal of Novel Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering
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Abstract:The purpose of the study was to determine the influence of Quality Assurance (QA) Infrastructure on In-house software quality assurance (SQA) in Strategic state corporations (SSCs) in Kenya.
Methodology: The study used quantitative research method and applied Survey research design. The research population and target group comprised 6 large Strategic state corporations which are critical to the Kenyan economy and attainment of Vision 2030. These corporations have a combined ICT work force of approximately 300 personnel. From the research population, a sample of 169 respondents was selected and administered with questionnaires using a drop and pick method. A multiple linear regression model was used to analyze the data using statistical package for the social sciences (SPSS).
Results: The study found that 53.9% of the variation in in-house software quality assurance in strategic state corporations was explained by Quality assurance infrastructure. The results of coefficients to the estimates was significant at the 0.05 level of significance. This indicated that quality infrastructure positively and significantly influences in-house software quality assurance in strategic state corporations. Further, government regulation was found to have a partial intervening effect on the relationship between Quality assurance infrastructure and In-house software quality assurance in Strategic state corporations.
Unique contribution to theory, practice and policy: The findings of this study are useful to the Government, Strategic state corporations, Policy makers, Scholars, Software developers, IT consultants and other state corporations. There is need to develop policies and software development framework that establishes quality assurance infrastructure to support in-house development of quality software.

Keywords:Quality assurance infrastructure, in-house software development, quality assurance, Strategic state corporations.
Title: Influence of Quality Assurance Infrastructure on In-House Software Quality Assurance in Strategic State Corporations in Kenya
Author: Kimuyu James J., Ogalo James O., Kiura Selesio M.
ISSN 2394-7314
International Journal of Novel Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering
Novelty Journals

Abstract: The ability to tell, craft, and understand stories has long been held as a hallmark of human intelligence. Artificial intelligence is rapidly shaping the future of many important aspects of our everyday life. Particular area with growing interest in future is entertainment (TV, film, gaming and general interactive and non-interactive means of storytelling), training, and education. Automated story telling of computational narrative intelligence requires the audiences to perceive the causal connectedness of story events and to infer intentionality of characters.

Keywords: human intelligence, computational narrative intelligence.
Title: Artificial Intelligence Best Narrative Stories
Author: Indrasen Poola
ISSN 2394-7314
International Journal of Novel Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering
Novelty Journals