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  A Multi-Disciplinary, Social Constructivist Approach to Promoting Student Engagement, Retention and Achievement in Higher Education

  This article details a social constructivist-based methodology to learning English as a foreign language via a multi-disciplinary approach. The approach used bases learning in a novel, real-world situation so that learners can benefit from the experience of learning and gaining tacit knowledge within a scenario that is designed to enhance ... This article details a social constructivist-based methodology to learning English as a foreign language via a multi-disciplinary approach. The approach used bases learning in a novel, real-world situation so that learners can benefit from the experience of learning and gaining tacit knowledge within a scenario that is designed to enhance motivation. The two groups of students under study were given a year-long project to complete where they had to use not only their language skills, but skills they had developed in other modules from their programme of education such as project planning, project management, planning and holding meetings, producing project reports and working within a collaborative framework. The teaching and research methods in this study aim to improve student engagement with subject materials via added-value and added interest through the use of a practical project, which, in turn, is hoped to improve class retention and student achievement.

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  Declaring Bankruptcy and Liquidation of Debtor’s Assets – Legal Nature and Legislative Principles

  Bankruptcy proceedings is a set of procedural steps taken consistently over time as a result of which are differentiated and relatively independent stages (phases) of the overall court proceedings. On this basis, this study analyses the declaration of the debtor's bankruptcy and the liquidation of his assets. The problems with theoretical and ... Bankruptcy proceedings is a set of procedural steps taken consistently over time as a result of which are differentiated and relatively independent stages (phases) of the overall court proceedings. On this basis, this study analyses the declaration of the debtor's bankruptcy and the liquidation of his assets. The problems with theoretical and practical significance are those concerning the prerequisites for the transition to this phase and the legislative principles, which are a kind of guarantee for the rights of creditors and the debtor.

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  Software-Defined Networks as a Basis for the Information Infrastructure of the Future

  Increasing information needs in the corporate sector changed the generally accepted conceptions for design and construction of modern computer networks. Nowadays, services and applications being developed require flexibility and efficiency when using the capacity of the communication channels. The existing network architectures have the potential ... Increasing information needs in the corporate sector changed the generally accepted conceptions for design and construction of modern computer networks. Nowadays, services and applications being developed require flexibility and efficiency when using the capacity of the communication channels. The existing network architectures have the potential to fulfill this requirement, but at the cost of a lot of resources. That drew the attention of many specialists to a new architectural concept – SDN, which provides a better management for the network infrastructure of business organizations.