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Software development is a dynamic field. New and in-demand programming languages, frameworks and technologies can emerge, rise to fame, and then fade away in the course of a few years. Developers need to constantly be learning new skills to stay relevant. At Blazon Globe Tech., we?re continually evaluating which programming languages are in high demand from employers so we can prepare our students to enter the job market. There are many ways to measure a programming language?s popularity

Technology has become an indispensable part of modern living, from personal computers to smart phones, all the way up to LED screens and social media platforms. Markets have become enlarged and more than ever before customers are more sophisticated and open to numerous offerings on a daily basis as majority of the human population made up mostly of millennials and the Gen Z spend nearly nine hours daily online. These growing dynamic have changed the way businesses interact with their customers. Prior to the advent of social media, companies engaged and interacted with their customers via touch points such as the television, radio, newspaper, bill boards, etc. They reached customers through mass media and were most times in control of the

Your phone number is quickly becoming the key to your digital identity: your email, banking, and social media accounts are likely all linked to it. So hackers are increasingly trying to take over people’s numbers by directly hijacking their SIM cards. These kind of attacks, known as “SIM swapping” or “SIM hijacking,” allow hackers to take over your cellphone number, and in turn anything that’s connected to it

We take particular interest in this topic. Together we combine years of training in computer science, educational technology and educational psychology; ur research interest is to develop a teaching and learning model for introducing down-to-earth computer programming concepts and logic.
We want research in computer science education to suit the needs and characteristics of 21st-century learners. Otherwise, the cost will be an ill-prepared and disillusioned workforce.

For as long as the web has been in existence, image theft has been rampant. It’s so quick and easy to download and copy images from the internet that it doesn’t even occur to most people that they are using someone else’s property without permission. Google Images, photo sharing sites like Flickr and social bookmarking sites like Pinterest have made it even more easy (and socially acceptable) to steal images. Most people think that if an image comes up in a Google Images search, it’s fair game. As an artist or photographer — especially if you make a living through selling digital images — you’ll obviously want to make sure that people aren’t getting your work for free. While there is no way of stopping people from using your images entirely (short of not uploading them in the first place), you can make it more difficult or inconvenient for them. There are also ways to make sure that images are marked as belonging to you, so even if they do end up on another site, people can find their way back to the original creator.