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Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine Dnipro University Of Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine Dnipro University of Technology Institute of Economics Faculty of Management Department of Foreign Languages Research and Education Centre “Geotechnical Systems Stability: Processes, Phenomena, Risks” WIDENING OUR HORIZONS The 14th International Forum for Students and Young Researchers April 11-12, 2019 Abstracts Dnipro Dnipro University of Technology 2019 УДК 001.371.322(06) ББК 72:74.58я4 Р 65 Редакційна колегія: Д.В. Рудаков, д-р техн. наук, проф.; О.О. Сдвижкова, д-р техн. наук, проф.; Р.О. Дичковський, д-р техн. наук, проф.; Г.М. Пилипенко, д-р екон. наук, проф. Розширюючи обрії: зб. тез чотирнадцятого міжнар. форуму студ. і Р 65 молодих учених, 11 – 12 квітня 2019 р., м. Дніпро/ за ред. С.І. Кострицької; М-во освіти і науки України; Дніпровська політехника. – Д.: ДП, 2019. – 373 с. Подано матеріали міжнародного форуму студентів і молодих учених, який відбувся 11 –12 квітня 2019 р. в Національному технічному університеті «Дніпровська політехника», м. Дніпро (Україна). Розглянуто нагальні проблеми економіки, інженерії, а також охорони навколишнього середовища. Особливу увагу приділено сучасному законодавству, спрямованому на вирішення цих проблем. Матеріали згруповано у розділи, що відповідають секціям форуму і відображають сучасні тенденції та інноваційні розробки молодих учених, представників різних країн світу в різних галузях економіки. Відповідальність за достовірність фактів, цитат, власних імен та інших відомостей несуть автори публікацій. © Національний технічний університет «Дніпровська політехника», 2019 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 Section 01. Management of Sustainable Economic Development 1. Zakhra Akhmedova Motivation of the insurance company's personnel 14 2. Vlada Beschetvertna The role of women in management 16 3. Yegor Bozok Freelance as a tool to improve the efficiency of personal 17 finance 4. Alisa Butenko Qualification increment as a factor of profit growth 18 5. Artem Dobrovolskyi Relevance of demand for financiers in the labor 19 market of Dnipropetrovsk region 6. Maxim Dogonov Stages of successful expansion of the company's 21 production base 7. Mikhailo Dolynskyi Types and Characteristics of Possible 23 Organizational Structures 8. Katherine Feshchenko Management 4.0 in a Digital Age 25 9. Fedir Gayduk What does the Ukrainian generation Y spend money 26 on? 10. Daiana Khaliavka State intervention in the economy: Korean 28 experience for Ukraine 11. Ahniia Khomutenko Theoretical Basis of the Processes of European 29 Integration 12. Alisa Klymenko Cooperation of territorial communities as a tool of 32 the sustainable development of the region 13. Olexandra Kotok Small and medium business in support of 34 sustainable development of the region 14. Roman Manuilenko Logistics in the international trade: Logistic 36 infrastructure 15. Artem Mishchenko Online shopping sustainability 37 16. Daria Mishchenko Franchising in Ukraine 39 17. Nihar Musayeva The state of the global computer market 40 18. Olena Pylypenko Specifics of production and consumption in modern 42 conditions 19. Anastasiia Ruzhyna Causal aspects of labour migration in Ukraine 43 20. Marharyta Ses The concept of development of the centers for 45 providing administrative serviced in Dnipro 21. Ann Shchytovska Advantages of powerful territorial communities for 47 promoting sustainable development 22. Anastasia Shevelok Ukraine's GDP growth in 2018: Analysis and 49 dynamics 3 23. Veronika Shtokolova Crowdfunding as an alternative financial 51 instrument of the corporate sector in Ukraine 24. Valeriia Sitkovska The implementation of Industry 4.0 in Ukraine 52 25. Artem Sokhach Civil service in France and Germany and its 54 adaptation for Ukraine 26. Anna Strelnikova Development of trade entrepreneurship in the 55 conditions of European integration 27. Alyona Tregub The influence of the external environment on 57 Interpipe Company 28. Anna Vechirko Strategic planning in international corporations 58 29. Anna Verbytska Management of enterprises: the role of financial 59 controlling 30. Kateryna Verkhohliad Labour migration: its causes and consequences 61 31. Artyom Volochkov Manipulative techniques in leadership 64 32. Polina Yehorova Critical comments to the use of strategic planning 65 tools Natalia Zaiets Labor management as a key component of enterprise 66 management Section 02. Sustainable Management of Ecology and Land Use 34. Sve tlana Andreeva, Viktoria Sypalo Тhe cause and effects of the 67 interaction of the economy and the environment 35. Mykola Kolesnik Directions for improvement of the activities of the 69 state fiscal service of Ukraine 36. Serhii Krasovskyi Prospects in rapeseed use for the reclamation of 70 coal waste dumps 37. Alevtyna Mulina Optimizing velocity of traffic flow within the area of 71 O. Pol Avenue, Dnipro city 38. Olha Museichenko Modernization of mining equipment in the 73 Western-Donbass mines 39. Veronika Mykolaienko Phytoremediation 75 40. Andrii Nechai Chlorella vulgaris as a test-object for toxicological 76 experiments 41. Daria Savchuk Environmental tax as a component of environmental 77 policy Olga Sereda Stray dogs in Dnipro, threat or pity? 79 Section 03. Energy Saving and Renewable Energy, Effective Use of Alternative Energy Sources 43. Pavlo Bida Energy Balance in Electric Circuits with Unconventional 80 Power Sources 4 44. Ivan Derkach Increasing the economic efficiency of AC electric drives 81 45. Margarita Dubova Germany Renewable Energy Survey 2018 83 46. Olena Hloba Efficiency analysis of using bifacial photovoltaic 86 modules 47. Sergey Klipin Biomass and bioenergy 88 48. Sergiy Kradozhon Research of state-of-the-art issues of drying fine 89 materials 49. Tetiana Liabahova Analysis of generators for wind farm 90 50. Yegor Mukha Equivalent Circuits for Alternative Energy Sources 92 51. Illia Olishevskiy The method of utilization of heat of the air 93 conditioning system that ensures the operation of hot water 52. Kostiantyn Prokopenko Prospects for development of gas-hydrate 95 deposits of the Back Sea 53. Oleksandr Sheyko Proof of safety and energy-efficient of nuclear 96 power stations 54. Ivan Sheka Justification of gas hydrates as an alternative source of 97 natural gas 55. Mariya Shepelenko Simulation modeling of heterogeneous mixture 98 separation in a centrifugal field 56. Ilanit Stashevska Evaluation of modern methods for determining the 99 hardness of materials 57. Maksym Tryputen Simulation of linear voltages within power grids of 100 industrial enterprises Evgeniy Tsivka Gas hydrates: Overview 101 Section 04. Smart Solution in IT 59. Kateryna Agashkova Modern trends of cyber security development in 103 Ukraine 60. Anastasiia Andruzka Supercomputers: past, present, future 104 61. Artem Baidala Cloud gaming. Google Stadia — new cloud gaming 106 platform 62. Danylo Basarab How to choose a programming language 107 63. Anna Bedoshvili, Illia Ziborov Data Mining as a universal solution 108 64. Alexander Byalosh Robotic surgery nowadays - usability, advantages, 110 disadvantages 65. Vladislav Chashchyn Automatic hate speech detection 111 66. Katerina Didenko Cybersecurity essentials for small and medium- 113 sized business owners 67. Oleksandr Dokoliasa DDoS attack as a criminal toolkit 115 68. Eduard Dovydovskyi Neural networks as a part of the present 117 5 69. Anna Drobot Why to use C in 2019? 119 70. Darya Fedorenko How to protect yourself on social networks 121 71. Ilarion Halushka Data Mining used in vacancies analysis 122 72. Olga Gulina Virtual reality in space exploration 126 73. Iri na Havrilova Blockchain technology for supply chains 127 74. Natalia Hrudachova The role of testing in software development 129 75. Maria Hrytsenko Integral part of project management in 130 cybersecurity 76. Pavel Ignatenko, Daniil Stuzhuk Sound digitization 132 77. Elnur Ismailov The Internet of Things and information security 133 problems 78. Andrey Ivanilov Corporate networks 134 79. Artur Kabro A cyborg or a man: realities and prospects 135 80. Maksym Karamushka Optimum control in the context of the 136 exhibition stand of a lecturer 81. Bogdan Kravchenko Developments in the field of AI 137 82. Nataliia Kruchinina Conditions for the development of quantum 139 computing technologies 83. Maksym Kurylo Passwords security 141 84. Maria Larykova Virtual reality: the ways for improving and realizing 142 85. Oleksii Lifshyts Cyber security in a banking sector 143 86. Maksim Loian Why is the future of e-commerce for voice assistants? 146 87. Hleb Malik Choice of Programming Language for Working in 148 Unity3D (Choice of C#) 88. Dmytro Massalitin Object-oriented programming 150 89. Volodymyr Nechayev Unmanned aerial vehicles 151 90. Maxim Napadaylo Information technology in modern manufacturing 153 industry 91. Yelyzaveta Nikitina Unexpected cyber threats and tips to protect 155 against them 92. Artem Oviechkin Artificial Intelligence: best friend or worst enemy 157 93. Daria Parshkina Biometrics as a way of information security 159 94. Dmytro Pavlov Functional programming 162 95. Marina Petriga Difference between a framework and a library 164 96. Angelika Pochaievets Is the future really behind quantum 165 computers? 97. Yehor Prykhodko Internet of things: future is near 167 6 98. Ivan Shapovalov Machine learning can help predict earthquake 168 99. Andrii Shelkunov Future of 3D printing 169 100. Zhanna Shulha Simulation of infectious disease spreading 171 101. Roman Shvydkyi Google Stadia: the first step into mighty new future 173 102. Dmytro Soldatenko
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