The research entitled “Development of Designed Clothing from Native Woven Fabrics of Phitsanulok” aims to 1) investigate the information of Phitsanulok’s native woven fabric patterns 2) develop designed clothing from native woven fabrics of Phitsanulok and 3) measure the consumer satisfaction for the clothing from native woven fabrics of Phitsanulok. The sample of this research comprised 398 working age women selected by using the accidental sampling technique form working age woman resided in Mueang district of Phitsanulok province. The questionnaire and clothing prototypes were used as a tool for the consumer satisfaction data collecting. The descriptive used for statistical analysis in the study were the frequency percentage arithmetic mean and standard deviation.

The purposes of this research were 1) study basic information on the development of learning package with community participation using archaeological site of dusit district to encourage creative learning 2) development of learning package using archaeological site of dusit district and 3) study the experimental results using development of learning package using archaeological site of dusit district. The sample used in this study consisted of 40 tourists in dusit area by purposive sampling. The data were analyzed by using the dependent t-test. The results showed that 1. The developed learning package has 9 historic sites consisting of Thewarat Kunchorn Temple Sukhanaram Temple Benjamabopit Dusit Senaram Temple New Thong Sen Temple Rajaphatikaram Temple Doctor Porns House Suan Sunandha Palace Palace of the day and the temple of Wat Bot Samsen. Each model can be presented in the form of 3D models along with videos with descriptions of the history of each site. 2.The experiment of learning package using archaeological site of dusit district was significantly higher than before at .01 level. 3. The assessment of the satisfaction from the sample group of users learning package using archaeological site of dusit district were at a high level ( x = 4.13 S.D. = 0.49).

A study of the representation of masculinities in GM magazine advertisement in Thailand is a qualitative research. This study aims to (i) explore the cultural power dynamics that articulate the formulation of Thai masculinities and (ii) to investigative the themes of Thai masculine representations that represented in the Thai society. This study is a qualitative research. As a result the transnational/capitalist masculinities are the global hegemonic form of masculinities that articulates the local forms of Thai masculinities found in the GM advertisement magazines from 2013 to 2017. By which due to the global cultural flow of Neoliberalism that influences the local Thai consumer culture shaping the Thai ideal masculine forms to appealing consumers to make a purchasing decision. As can be seen from the prevalence of the stereotypes of men that portray in the advertisements. Alongside this there are eight themes of masculinities found in this study. There are such as (i) Hedonistic Man (ii) the Successful Capitalist Professional/Working Man (iii) Domestic Patriarchy (iv) Self-Care/Anxiety Man (v) Loyal Man (vi) Ageing Man (vii) Social Responsible Man and Unreliable Man.

Short-term training courses are created with a specific purpose to promote increasing skills knowledge and experience for people or groups of people that wants to learn about that subject. An important factor is a policy to drive national development by focusing on 10 target industries consisting of the extension of 5 existing S-curve industries and 5 S-curve future industries. Higher education institutions need to speed up the workforce develop young people to have true knowledge and ability to work and an important force in national development. Training courses are an important tool for higher educated institutions to change develop and modernized courses. From the design and analysis of short training courses providing 4 short-term training courses consisting of 1) Product design and 3D mechanical parts using SolidWorks 2) Advanced Finite Element Application with SolidWorks Simulation 3) Analysis of product and mechanical strength on finite element method using SolidWorks Simulation and 4) Mold design and simulation of plastic injection. Each of the above courses takes 6 hours of training per day. Every course is linked and continuous or must be extended on a sequential basis.

Differential evolution is one of the most efficient optimization algorithms for solving complication problems including single objective multiobjective and many-objective optimization. It is a stochastic population-based search approach for optimization over the continuous space. The main advantages of differential evolution are simplicity robustness and high speed of convergence. The Advanced Fuzzy-based Multiobjective Differential Evolution (AFMDE) that exploits three performance metrics specifically hypervolume spacing and maximum spread to measure the state of the evolution process. The fuzzy inference rules are applied to these metrics in order to adaptively adjust the associated control parameters of the chosen mutation strategy used in AFMDE. The optimization algorithm will stop the evolution process if the number of iterations reaches the stopping criteria which usually is the maximum number of iterations. Then the optimization algorithm delivers the optimal solution founded. However sometimes if the maximum number of iterations is not appropriately defined the found solutions may not be the optimal ones. In case of the optimization algorithm has found the optimal solutions but it must continue the evolution process because the stopping criteria are not met. This can cause unnecessary using of high computational resources and time-consuming. Therefore this research study proposed the stopping criteria based on performance metrics feedback for AFMDE. The efficiency of the proposed criteria combined with AFMDE is evaluated on the well-known ZDT benchmark test suites.