European Researcher. Series A

2089-2095

Authors: Mikhail N. Dudin, Oleg B. Korolev, Nikolai V. Lyasnikov

In the modern period of competition size and nature change, becoming international in nature, the sustainable development of Russia is of high priority. The most important factor in ensuring sustainable development of the country is the increase of economic entities efficiency and competitiveness through the use of innovative management tools. Aaldersom R., E. Andersonom, S. Wilson, M. Donnellan, E. Jordan, B. Trinkl, JB Heywood and a number of other foreign theorists and practitioners considered outsourcing problems as an innovative tool to improve the efficiency of entities operation. Despite the fact that outsourcing is a relatively new subject of research in the Russian management literature, comprehensive works by B. Anikin, S. Baranenko, S. Kalendzhyan, N. Lyasnikova, E.Platonovoy, I. Rudoy, V. Sinyaeva, etc. have been developed. The abundance of research denotes the importance and topicality of the problem. The article deals with the theoretical and methodological aspects of outsourcing, identifies opportunities of outsourcing use as a tool for the development of strategic competitiveness and sustainability of the national economic entities. The features of efficient interaction between the customer and the contractor in the process of business workflow process delivery for outsourcing are examined and the sequence of relations formation and development between outsourcing subjects is justified.

2104-2109

Authors: Hama Saeed Kardokhy Dara

The article deals with the results of the analysis of the problem of the formation of professional competence of future teachers of fine arts in the course of vocational subjects leaning. The author proves his that the formation of the professional competence of future teachers of fine arts in the course of vocational subjects learning will be efficient if: 1) organization of the educational process at the university is oriented at the subject nature of the personality, capable of self-identification and self-actualization; 2) creative educational environment is formed and students are provided for reflexive activity; 3) interactive methods of teaching in the course of art and professional training of future teachers of fine arts prevail; 4) the content of professional training of future teachers of fine arts is improved through the integration of the fundamental, psychological, pedagogical and practically-oriented art disciplines as a means of their professional activity formation and development.

2115-2121

Authors: Natalia A. Nastashchuk, Svetlana S. Litvinova, Tatiana S. Moshkareva

Te paper considers the problem of office suite applications training, caused by a rapid change of their versions, variety of software developers and a rapid development of software and hardware platforms. The content of office suite applications training, based on the system of office suite notions, its basic functional and standards of information technologies development (OpenDocument Format Standard, ISO 26300-200Х) is presented.

2128-2133

Authors: Aiman F. Zeinulina

The article is concerned with undergraduate’s research activity essence and logic as a basis of his/her intellectual potential formation. The author considers the notion “research activity” from the philosophic-cognitive and psychological-pedagogical perspectives, analyses the existing concepts of analysis. The author determines the stages of research activity acquisition by undergraduates, characterizes each stage comprehensively and didactically, concerned with the development of certain competences and determines differences in comprehensive components of scientific-research and research activities.

2139-2143

Authors: Charidijr Valihanov

This article analyses Gabiden Mustafin’s novel «Eyewitness», which is known to be the highest example of autobiographical genre in Kazakh literature. The author touches upon the range of problems, concerned with the Soviet period, writer’s fate, art analysis, considering conclusions about A. Fadeev’s oeuvre, published later, the novel “Eyewitness” by Gabiden Mustafin.

2152-2154

Authors: Elena V. Ivneva, Irina I. Ukraintseva

The article deals with the topical issues of legal regulation of social trade relations in the Russian Federation during Sochi preparation and hosting of XXII Winter Olympic and XI Paralympic Games.

2159-2162

Authors: Tamar K. Zubitashvili

Georgia is truly considered one of the richest and the most unique country in the world. It is the basic requirement for the development of theoretical and practical direction of scientific tourism. Georgia has diverse, untouched and original landscape, characterized by prominent vertical zonality, contrast-rich natural environment, convenient sea, mountain and balneological resorts, natural and historic sights and diverse etno-culture. Everything, mentioned above can stir the interest of both tourists and geographers of different kinds. There are 11 types of landscapes in Georgia, 8 semi-complex and 7 complex. Natural landscape nodes are grouped in order to determine physiogeographical nodes. Scientific and geographical routes can be planned, using geographical nodes.