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Paradigm shift : effective implementation and enforcement of laws to radically accelerate the delivery of quality elementary and further education in South Africa : lessons from China, Finland and SingaporeSefoka, Isaiah Mmatipa January 2021 (has links)
Thesis ((LLD.) -- University of Limpopo, 2021 / The delivery of substandard education to the leaners in South African schools has
become a pressing concern and needs special attention. This is so despite the advent
of democracy in 1994, which brought legislative frameworks and other measures
promoting access to quality education. This study seeks to highlight the importance of
a radical paradigm shift in educational approach, from a single (access) to a dual
system (access and delivery) in South Africa. The study examines adequacy of access
to education, by evaluating the effectiveness of delivery. The study emphasizes that
delivery should be strengthened in order to develop skills and capacity. The study also
accentuates the need to strengthen legislative measures and compliance, in order to
improve the delivery of quality education to the leaners. The domestic laws such as
the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, Skills Development Act, the South
African Schools Act, Further Education and Training Act and the Continuing Education
and Training Act, which all cover access and full delivery of quality education, will be
examined. It is pertinent to point out that the delivery of quality education and skills
development, can improve the employability of leaners and graduates, wherever they
find themselves. Consequently, it is fundamentally important to increase interest in
strengthening the implementation of the skills development legislation and policies, to
drive the necessary change from access to delivery, in order to meet the
developmental needs of the country. Lessons are drawn from China, Finland and
Singapore, where policies and laws are utilized for the purpose of comparative studies.
The rationale for such a comparative analysis is premised on the fact that these
countries have very strong educational systems, which promotes the employability of
learners, and also enables learners to become self-reliant and entrepreneurs.
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A reference model for the process control domain of applicationDhevcharran, Nirvani 11 1900 (has links)
The process control domain is intrinsically complex and dynamic. It has proved to be difficult to construct and maintain process control systems under the traditional software development methodologies. Object Orientation is the latest paradigm in software development. The reason for its widespread acceptance is that it allows the application of the principles of hierarchical structuring and component abstraction which is essential in building
large systems. It also promotes component reusability which makes systems easier to maintain and modify.
For the process control domain, these are important benefits. Furthermore, most process control systems have physical devices which can be modeled naturally as objects with the timing and performance issues of each object directly addressed. A Target System Reference Model which addresses various aspects of the process
control domain is proposed within this dissertation. The objective is to provide a frame of reference within which a process control system can function. / Computing / M. Sc. (Computer Science)
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A reference model for the process control domain of applicationDhevcharran, Nirvani 11 1900 (has links)
The process control domain is intrinsically complex and dynamic. It has proved to be difficult to construct and maintain process control systems under the traditional software development methodologies. Object Orientation is the latest paradigm in software development. The reason for its widespread acceptance is that it allows the application of the principles of hierarchical structuring and component abstraction which is essential in building
large systems. It also promotes component reusability which makes systems easier to maintain and modify.
For the process control domain, these are important benefits. Furthermore, most process control systems have physical devices which can be modeled naturally as objects with the timing and performance issues of each object directly addressed. A Target System Reference Model which addresses various aspects of the process
control domain is proposed within this dissertation. The objective is to provide a frame of reference within which a process control system can function. / Computing / M. Sc. (Computer Science)
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