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Volume 09 - Issue 06 (November - December 2025)
| Title: | Computation of Total Kulli-Basava Indices on a Few Specialized Families of Graphs |
| Authors: | Pritty Mary George, Tresa Mary Chacko and Renjith Kumar Y |
| Source: | International Journal of Latest Research in Engineering and Management, pp 01 - 04, Vol 09 - No. 05, 2025 |
| Abstract: | The index discussed in this paper is a non-negative integer derived from a graph, defined as the sum of degrees of all edges incident to a given vertex. We extend the concept of the Total Kulli-Basava index to more complex graph structures and derive several results relating Total Kulli-Basava index across Wheel graph, Gear graph, Helm graph, combined Helm Wheel graph, combined Helm Gear graph and Extended Helm Gear graph. |
| Keywords: | Combined Helm Wheel graph, Combined Helm Gear graph and Extended Helm Gear graph, Total Kulli-Basava index. |
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| Title: | Improving Rate of Competition on Demonstration Lesson among University Lecturers: A literature Review |
| Authors: | Tang Ying, Wu Zhaohui, Zhang Yuhan, Sun Jian |
| Source: | International Journal of Latest Research in Engineering and Management, pp 05 - 09, Vol 09 - No. 05, 2025 |
| Abstract: | The development of a country hinges on high-caliber talents, and the cultivation of such talents is contingent upon education. For enhancing the quality of higher education, the teaching competence of university lecturers is of paramount importance. Numerous scholars contend that demonstration lesson competitions can substantially improve the teaching proficiency of lecturers.This study aims to identify the factors influencing the participation rate of university lecturers in demonstration lesson competitions, through a comprehensive literature review. The theoretical framework of this study is underpinned by the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB), wherein behavioral intention is shaped by three core constructs: attitude, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control.Finally, based on the findings of the literature review, this paper puts forward targeted recommendations for both researchers and practitioners in the field. |
| Keywords: | Education, Demonstration Lesson, Competition, Theory of Planned Behavior. |
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| Title: | A Model for Institutional Facility Layout Management in a Growing Manufacturing Company |
| Authors: | Liccy Félix Espinoza, Arnulfo Aurelio Naranjo Flores, Javier Portugal Vásquez, Julio César López Figueroa, Ernesto Ramírez Cárdenas |
| Source: | International Journal of Latest Research in Engineering and Management, pp 10 - 21, Vol 09 - No. 05, 2025 |
| Abstract: | The accelerated expansion of the manufacturing sector in Mexico, driven by nearshoring dynamics and the growth of the aerospace industry in Sonora, has increased the need for strategic management of productive floor space. This study proposes an institutional model for layout management in a growing manufacturing company to standardize processes, strengthen internal coordination, and improve decision-making related to physical infrastructure. The methodology was structured into four stages. First, an initial diagnostic—based on document analysis, surveys, and on-site assessments—identified gaps in information control, role definition, space utilization, and interdepartmental communication. Second, an institutional framework was established to formalize governance principles, guidelines, and responsibilities. Third, a management model was developed, integrating operational workflows, documentation repositories, and a system of layout performance indicators (CG, PAU, and FLF). Finally, the model was implemented in a pilot area, validating its applicability and enhancing standardization and traceability of layout changes. The results confirm that the model provides a robust and replicable tool for strategic layout management in manufacturing environments undergoing growth or reconfiguration. |
| Keywords: | Facility layout, Institutional model, Layout management, Layout performance indicators, Strategic facilities planning. |
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