Summary: Purchasing online is no more considered as new issue since 1990s. With the rapid growth of Information and Communication Technology (ICT), internet became a common platform for users to accomplish many tasks in a convenience way. Purchasing goods and services online is one of those activities that we accomplish over the internet. Howe

Summary: Educational institutes compete to achieve higher ranking in different world ranking systems. This is because higher ranking gives the institute more recognition worldwide. Webometrics is one of the most famous ranking systems for higher learning institutes. The researcher tries to investigate the relation between Webometrics ranking a

Summary: The internet and all other electronics means have changed our way of doing business, and many of our businesses and transactions today are conducted online. Yet end-users and web vendors fight for building trust between one another. Many factors play a role in users' interactions and transactions to trust in online. That online tr

Subject(s): C (Computer program language) Holdings: ,,Hamzah Fansuri Resource Centre, KICT,,General Stacks,QA76.73.C15 COL 2003,Available,

Subject(s): Java (Computer program language) | Internet programming Holdings: ,,Hamzah Fansuri Resource Centre, KICT,,General Stacks,QA76.73 JAV 1997,Available,

Subject(s): C (Computer program language) Holdings: ,,Hamzah Fansuri Resource Centre, KICT,,General Stacks,QA76.73 MIL 1997,Available,

Subject(s): Website | Web sites -- Design | Web site development | Template | Smarty (Computer file) | PHP (Computer program language) Contents:Preface Chapter 1: Introduction to Smarty Chapter 2: Smarty Site Architecture Chapter 3: What Designers Need to Know Chapter 4: Creating a Template Chapter 5: Advanced Templating Chapter 6: Smarty

Summary: Searching for health information on the internet is the common activity nowadays. With the number of resources from the web increasing each day, the amount of available information is vast and with different range of context. This makes it more ambiguous and difficult if not challenging when trying to acquire specific information on s

Summary: The multimedia computing revolution has affected all aspects of our life, including shopping, studying, research, and entertainment; thereby causing us to communicate differently. Such change is inevitable as revolutions displace traditional beliefs and practices. In the status quo, multimedia is not only advanced, but advances everyt

Summary: The amount of data available after the inception of Web 2.0 is enormous and is increasing at a tremendous pace. Yet the knowledge associated with this data still remains unveiled. As Web 3.0 is on its way and aims at knowledge extraction from the data, there is need to develop means and ways to extract the knowledge behind the already