Nowadays most of the developing countries use traditional paper documents management system (DMS), but also the electronic form of the documentation has increased including e-mails, web pages, and database packages, which have been stored in workstations and servers. For integrated data gathering in an institution or organization, electronic document management system (EDMS) often becomes one of the most required tools for management. However, this requirement should be implemented careful1y depending on the institution or organization need. Therefore, organization should have an EDMS for creating, keeping and organizing data in the organization and handle all synchronization process. In this research, system requirements for computer science institution of polytechnic university is analyzed, software design and identifying available resources is determined and a desktop based application is developed and implemented successfully. Distinguishing the developed EDMS from other management systems is that it adds document notation for external documents and existing digital signature technique has been modified and new features added for improving security level. In addition, security of archived files is increased by monitoring the contents of the documents. Finally, institution structure is customized and can be modified based on the system administrator’s request.

Along with developing technology, environmental conditions can be observed easily and dangerous situations that may occur can be prevented quickly. As a result of these developments, environmental conditions are also taking into consideration for the assessment of life quality index in cities, towns and urban areas. In this paper, a new modal of life quality index is proposed with taking into consideration temperature, humidity, noise and oxygen levels in urban areas. For this purpose, measurements were made in various districts in Isparta by using a circuit, thus a life quality index based map was made. When compared obtained results with people’s residential area choices who live in Isparta; it is understood that they are fully compatible with each other.

The connection involving classical and quantum theory is of main value to the philosophy of physics, and any kind of decryption of quantum mechanics needs to explain it. Aside from gravity, quantum mechanics clarifies practically all identified pattern, from the framework of atoms, the principles of chemistry and qualities of condensed matter to nuclear composition and the physics of primary contaminants. And it really does all this to an unparalleled degree of precision. However, nearly 90 years since its breakthrough, there is a common agreement that we still lack a profound comprehending of quantum mechanics. Mixture of thoughts and methods does not really solve the measurement issue, but it does create the position that classicality outcomes from the removal of specific states and observables from quantum theory. Therefore the classical world is not developed by observation but instead by the absence of it. Quantum concept is a probabilistic calculus which permits the calculations of the possibilities of the feasible results of a measurement conducted on a physical process. But what significance does it possess for the mechanical conceiving of Nature that underlies traditional physics? Astonishingly, some eighty years following the development of quantum theory, we nevertheless lack obvious responses to these concerns. In this paper, we go over the nature of the boundaries that stay in our strategy, and explain current work to get over them by seeking to restore the math concepts of quantum theory through a minor number of basic physical concepts.

Tourism has been seen as a luxury that privileged segments have in history, but recently it has created a service sector that people of different classes and identities can reach. On the other hand, the Turkish tourism sector, which does not realize the demographic aging globally and nationally, can not direct the necessary investment in this important area. The all-inclusive model, which serves the younger and economically more disadvantaged people, is more popular than the 60 year-old and above, which constitutes the majority of foreign tourists coming to Turkey, from being overlooked. However, this model does not appeal to elderly tourists who are more likely to contribute to tourism and who demand cultural interaction and learning opportunities that the all-inclusive service model can not provide. As a result the elimination of these deficiencies is of great importance for development as well as for the benefit of

There are institutions and organizations established in our country that aim to support students, who are experiencing difficulties due to successful but material shortcomings, in order to continue their education more easily. Decision-making process is difficult for decision-makers because application of scholarship and evaluation process take time and it is troublesome and there are subjective factors. In this study, Mehmet Akif Ersoy University, Faculty of Education has used multi criteria decision making methods to evaluate the applicants more effectively who applied to receive scholarships from the Turkish Education Foundation. The AHP and TOPSIS methods were used to select the students who will be awarded the scholarship among the 27 students in the application, and the 3 most suitable candidates were determined according to their relative affinity values. By means of multi-criteria decision-making methods, the selection process for the institutions and organizations could be made easier. The results obtained show the feasibility of the method for the institutions and institutions providing the scholarship and it is possible to transfer the election period online.

There are institutions and organizations established in our country that aim to support students, who are experiencing difficulties due to successful but material shortcomings, in order to continue their education more easily. Decision-making process is difficult for decision-makers because application of scholarship and evaluation process take time and it is troublesome and there are subjective factors. In this study, Mehmet Akif Ersoy University, Faculty of Education has used multi criteria decision making methods to evaluate the applicants more effectively who applied to receive scholarships from the Turkish Education Foundation. The AHP and TOPSIS methods were used to select the students who will be awarded the scholarship among the 27 students in the application, and the 3 most suitable candidates were determined according to their relative affinity values. By means of multi-criteria decision-making methods, the selection process for the institutions and organizations could be made easier. The results obtained show the feasibility of the method for the institutions and institutions providing the scholarship and it is possile to transfer the election period online.

State universities have been ruled by Turkey’s higher education system for years. Recently number of private (foundation) universities rise and they start to participate university candidates’ selection paradigm with their various marketing activities. In this context, determination of important factors according to the candidates’ in university selection process gained importance for these schools. Conjoint analysis has been technically used since the early 1980’s in determining consumer preferences and in marketing research, but its use in education is not widespread. In this research, factors affecting the preferences of university candidates regarding newly established private universities are tried to be determined by choice based conjoint analysis method. 296 university candidates participated in the study. According to results, some of the most important factors in preference process were appeared as, presence of the field wishing to be studied, academic reputation and campus facilities of the school respectively. It is hoped that these results will be enlightening for both university and education administrators.