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Original Article

Autonomous Educational Activities In The Educational Process Of The University

Elena Buhteeva
,
Raziyat Rabadanova
,
Irina Sinitsina
,
Svetlana Artemieva

Keywords: Autonomous educational activity, educational process

Article no: 31

Pages 272-280

Doi: 10.15405/epes.20121.31

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Original Article

Education Through Transition Between Classicism and Modernism Using Robotic Process Automation Technology

Monica-Ioana Vulpe
ORCiD ,
Vladimir-Aurelian Enăchescu

Keywords: Education, robotic process automation, technology, transition

Article no: 56

Pages 543-552

Doi: 10.15405/epes.23045.56

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Original Article

Modeling of the Aggregator-Platform for Historical and Cultural Data "Siberiana"

E. R. Bryukhanova
ORCiD ,
O. A. Antamoshkin
ORCiD ,
D. A. Krasnov
ORCiD ,
T. S. Pleshkova
ORCiD ,
N. O. Pikov
ORCiD

Keywords: Modelling the processes, processing of primary, cultural heritage of Siberia, information systems, databases

Article no: 10

Pages 77-85

Doi: 10.15405/epct.23021.10

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