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Master of Computer and Information Sciences
Theses and Dissertations (2003 - current)

2009 Semester 1

  • The factors influencing ICT governance implementation: A case study
  • Soft issues in IS projects: Lessons from a Not-For-Profit organization in New Zealand
  • E-Government directions in the developed & developing world: The role of mobile communications & technology
  • Discrimination - based active learning for outlier detection and classification
  • Experimental study to identify methods of understanding activity in simulation suite using RFID technology
  • Reverse engineering applying search based software engineering
  • RFID support for activity detection for the elderly
  • How does RFID influence shopping environment in New Zealand: An investigation of the views of the retail sector
  • An investigation into requirements engineering capability in New Zealand
  • Data management in pervasive computing
  • Web traffic predication for an online advertising company
  • Use of data compression techniques for optimizing queries in Data Warehouses
  • Computerised tanker cargo operations

2007-2008

  • New Zealand broadband technologies adoption
  • Developing a mobile robot with curiosity-driven discrimination intelligence
  • Using satisfaction arguments and rich traceablility in requirements prioritisation
  • Environmental noise estimation for efficient speaker identification and voice change detection
  • SMS-based vocabulary learning for ESL students
  • Modelling and performance studies of integrated network scenarios in hosptial environment
  • Map compression for a graph traversal-based RFID indoor navigation system: implementation of wavelet compression
  • An investigation of the impact of routing protocols on MANETs through simulation modelling
  • Realization of the next-generation network - A study on network conversion toward the NGN
  • Evaluate the effectiveness of test-driven development effectiveness: industrial case study
  • Performance studies of IEEE 802.16-based mobile WiMAX
  • A systematic method of requirement prioritization for medium to large number of requirements
  • Hybrid recommender systems using item-to-item collaborative filtering
  • Integrated feature, neighbourhood and model optimisation for personalised modelling
  • Modelling correlation aided predication for intelligent finance data analysis and decision support
  • Identifying an effective framework for useablity evaluation of open journal system in educational settings
  • Forensic procedures in recompiling digital data captured from unallocated disk space about time stamping file fragment association
  • Methods & system for Brain analysis and knowledge discovery: A case study on the analysis of genes involved long term potentiation in relation to learning, memory and brain diseases
  • Data modelling for RFID data
  • Dynamic management of software development projects
  • The impact of digitalization to the TV station on media retrieval; with case study of Beijing TV station
  • A survey of technologies and algorithms for parsing and indexing multimedia databases
  • The use of tools and techniques in software requirements understanding in New Zealand
  • Concept-based high-speed data stream mining.
  • Impact of security mechanisms on consumer trust in on-line banking transactions
  • Enabling mobile commerce applications adoption : a New Zealand study
  • Novel applications of association rules: Data stream mining
  • Performance studies of VoIP over Ethernet LANs
  • Multi-resolution call centre agent prediction over call volume data forecast
  • Factors influencing the use of mobile banking: The case of SMS-based mobile banking
  • Reinforcing good riding habits using an active feedback wrist pronation sensor and feedback device
  • Visualisation of complex hierarchal structures (BCIS Hons)
  • Discovery pattern interaction between variables form ontology databases on case study ‘Brain gene Ontology’
  • TCP performance over Ethernet LANs: An experimental study
  • Measuring the uncertainty of user requirements using fuzzy logic method
  • New Zealand location aware mobile applications: The landscape and trends
  • The role of task characteristics in data modelling
  • User experience: the user’s sense of control in word processing applications
  • Requirements impact analysis as a design tool
  • A comparative study of mobile internet deployment models in New Zealand
  • Impacts of signal strength on Wi –Fi link throughput
  • Empirical analysis of imbalanced data sets
  • Dynamic credit scoring using payment prediction
  • Integrating systems in organisations that deploy web services
  • Wireless network security: an experimental study
  • Exploitation of constraints and frequent closed itemsets in association rule mining
  • New Zealand location aware mobile applications
  • Security mechanisms in IEEE 802.11-based WLANs
  • The role of independent advocacy groups in RFID technology use

2003 - 2006

  • Exploiting user profiles for personalised search
  • An 'agile methods’ risk management evaluation & project management tool that implements risk analysis
  • Risk management in smaller software projects
  • Mobile data services adoption in New Zealand: future predictions
  • Ontology visualisation: the brain gene ontology case
  • Use of association rule mining to generate digital library ontology
  • Factors influencing adoption of RFID technology in the New Zealand hospital environment
  • Adoption of mobile commerce services in New Zealand
  • Attitudes to the use of Pair Programming (BCIS Honours)
  • Knowledge discovery from biological data: A comparative analysis of local and global models
  • What do organisations think of the potential of using RFID in their supply chain management?
  • Integration of mobile commerce across the supply chain in New Zealand businesses
  • Factors that influence the adoption of business benefit realisation models in New Zealand organisations
  • An improved media access control protocol for wireless LANs
  • Individual modelling using transductive inference and genetic algorithms
  • Factors affecting the adoption/continued usage of Internet banking services in New Zealand
  • Exploiting constraints in association rules mining
  • Modelling and performance evaluation of intelligent agents (BCIS Honours)
  • Exploring consumer attitudes towards mobile gaming in New Zealand
  • Trust building in e-business considering business to consumer transactions (B2C): A usability study
  • Gene selection based on consistency modelling, algorithms and applications
  • An algorithm for component layout subject to real world constraints
  • Nearest neighbour techniques for classification of imbalanced data sets
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