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Accelerating graph computation with system optimizations and algorithmic design
(2021-08-06)Most data in today's world can be represented in a graph form, and these graphs can then be used as input to graph applications to derive useful information, such as shortest paths in a road network, similarity between ... -
Models of streaming computation
(2021-08-13)Streaming algorithms, which process very large datasets received one update at a time, are a key tool in large-scale computing. This thesis studies the theory of streaming algorithms, and in particular the implications of ... -
Museum educators conceptualizations : teaching social studies through art
(2021-09-07)This case study on museum educators examined how they conceptualize and actualize their efforts in teaching for social justice and about social studies through the engagement of works of art. The study utilized research ... -
The mediating role of parent expectations on the relationship between depressive symptoms and postsecondary outcomes for youth with traumatic brain injury
(2021-06-14)Annually, around 500,000 youth between the ages of 0-14 years sustain a traumatic brain injury (TBI), a type of head injury that disrupts typical brain functioning. While several neuropsychological effects have been ... -
Understanding perfectioinsm in academic contexts from a motivational perspective
(2021-08-03)Research on perfectionism has developed rapidly since the 1990s (Frost et al., 1990; Hewitt & Flett, 1991). The more adaptive perfectionistic strivings refer to excessively high standards and expectations whereas the more ...
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