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(2008, 4600 words)
The paper examines the interactive low-cost mobile learning (m-learning) system used at the University of Mauritius (UoM) to make lectures more lively and participative. The background of UoM is described; academic opinions about m-learning as a further development of e-learning are reviewed; the interactive multimedia m-learning system is analysed and evaluated.
(2007, 1300 words)
This report is composed of two sections. The first section documents the development and execution of the initial usability assessment undertaken by the group of the digital library system. The second section summarises the findings of the study and discusses usability issues identified / interface areas that would benefit from redesign. A critical reflection of perceived weaknesses in the methodology adopted is also presented.
(2006, 7000 words)
The paper examines the area of artificial intelligence (AI) activity known as ‘chat bot’ or chatterbot / chatterbox. The history of chatterbot’s development and contest participation is reviewed describing the varieties of AI and focusing on the creation of a chat bot programme in Azile. The design and functions of the chat bot are discussed highlighting the improvements offered by the programme. The issues of natural language processing (NLP) are addressed.
(2006, 3500 words)
The paper examines the issues of artificial intelligence analysing the back-propagation neural network (BPNN), discussing machine learning techniques, network training functions, etc. The algorithms of cluster analysis are described including K-Means; distance measurements are evaluated and compared.
(2006, 1500 words)
The paper examines the use of code generation based around XML Schema technologies describing XML files, design goals, make-up, Schema technologies, etc. Tools automating code production are reviewed; conclusions are made about automatic code generators.
(2006, 2000 words)
The paper examines the applications of data warehousing (DW) in business activities providing DW definitions, outlining the difference between DW and a standard database, reviewing the DW model and concepts, describing the products that provide DW solutions to users and discussing the systemÒs applications in Whirlpool. The benefits and challenges of DW are highlighted.
(2005, 9000 words)
The paper examines the Structured system analysis and design methodology (SSADM) providing an overview of its development and conducting a case study of Green Lane Dental Practice (GDLP) using SSADM to document the analysis of the companyÒs system from the perspective of the patient treatment subsystem, stock control and the order subsystem. Business system options are suggested to GLDP in order to deploy a new information system.
(2002, 4500 words)
The paper reviews and discusses the methods and techniques of system analysis including SSADM (Structured Systems Analysis and Design Method), IDEF methods (Integrated Computer-Aided Manufacturing DEFinition), UML (Unified Modelling language), the concepts of system dynamics, influence diagrams, etc.
(2005, 13900 words + MS Access Database,)
The manager of ÑBranson Pizza Parlour, Mr Branson has decided that although the restaurant is operating well it is still lacking in efficiency and also that as the orders are all done manually it is taking a lot of time which can be better used elsewhere. Therefore he wants a computerised system, to take over food ordering and carry out other work related functions such as bill calculations, stock reports, etc
(2005, 1200 words)
The DBMS schema has been created for a 'A Penny to a Pound' shop to hold the personal information of a loyalty card member, the customers' details, their transactions and the product in the transaction. Each table in the schema include field names, data types, lengths, formats, validation rules, data range and dummy data.
(2003, 8000 words)
The aim of the project is to build a website providing travel information for the British public interested in travelling to Africa. The objective of the website is to attract more tourists. The first part of the paper establishes the rules for designing tourism websites proceeding from the review of the Internet resources, CD-ROMs, journal articles and books. While building the website, the author applies development methods based on the modules studied in the Interactive Multimedia Production Course. The second part of the research leans on the review of the existing tourism sites, particularly the ones designed for Africa. The third part analyses the lessons learnt from the project and contains valuable tourism web design recommendations. The conclusion describes the successes and faults of the work.
(2004, 2500 words)
The following report critically analyses the data warehouse and data mining using data provided by Bagit, a large supermarket chain with outlets to be found nationwide.
(2003, 2600 words)
The paper defines the Data Warehouses and outlines their benefits for Retail Businesses.
(2003, 1700 words)
Summary:
First part of this paper outlines definitions for the Decision Support Tools, namely: Artificial Intelligence, Expert Systems, Neural Networks, Data Warehouses, Data mining, and Resource Planning (ERP) Systems, and ways in wich they can help managers for decision making.
Second part discusses the functions of the system analyst.
(2003, 4800 words)
The paper provides the review of different methods for system analysis such as Fundamental Systems Issues; Structured Systems Analysis and Design Method (SSADM); Integrated Computer-Aided Manufacturing Definition (IDEF); Unified Modelling Language (UML); System Dynamics (including Influence diagrams); Unprecedented System Development Programme.
(2003, 5200,)
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In this report there were attempts done trying to define what Knowledge Management is. Different views on this subject are given and different approaches are described. Four case studies are given here in order to demonstrate the obvious benefits of the implementing Knowledge Management systems, which are described in the Conclusions. These case studies show the diversity of possible Knowledge Management solutions for an enterprise and also emphasize the wide understanding of the definition Knowledge Management itself.
(2003, 3000,)
This is Strategic Management of Information Systems assignment task. During the work of this assignment the research on the Catering Business industry has been done and different sources are referenced. Assumptions have been done as to the problems associated with a lack of both integrated systems and a single shared database. Business analysis (SWOT, PEST, Porter's 5 forces) has been done with justifications. Problems with current system have been clarified. Management, technological and organisational issues associated with enterprise resource planning (ERP) have been discussed. This report also describes a proposed IT/IS strategic plan for the next five years for the Westmidland Catering Equipment (WCE). WCE are a medium sized company with its head office and manufacturing facilities situated in the West Midlands. They employ about 2000 employees. The company supplies specialist kitchen and food processing appliances. Company's suppliers are located in six different European countries and even in Japan. WCE deals with 70 retailers and 2000 clients within Europe and has recently opened office in New York. Company also has offices situated in several European countries. Therefore the management of data is crucial for their survival and success. Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is considered to be the best solution in order to improve company's performance. Different systems were discussed and R/3 from SAP was chosen as the more suitable one. Comparison of similar ERP systems is also provided.
(2003,)
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In this assignment Online-Booking system for cinema was implemented. This system is fully functional and works under IIS and PWS servers. Coding was done on ASP and the system uses Access database via ODBC connection. DNS-less connection is also described in the report. Apart from server-side programming, client-side programming (JavaScript and DHTML) was used as well. The following main functions were implemented: Registration of Customers, Customer Login, Search by Date, Search by Title, Logoff, and Ticket purchasing. CSS were in use for laying out visual elements. User's guide and codes are provided.
This assignment paper consists of three parts. In the first one, some ASP coding has been done; there are implemented CSS and DHTML features described in the second one. The actual report itself is in the third part, which is followed by Conclusions, References and Appendices. Screenshots with descriptions are also given.
This assignment is both technical and theoretical nature and was marked a high mark.
(2003, 1000 words)
This paper outlines how universities can make effective use of computer systems for the benefit of students and lecturers.
(2003, 16500 words)
The purpose of the dissertation is to identify what are the main breakdowns and successes in IT project development, what are the main risks that can be faced during the developing process and how to manage them in order to succeed. In order to answer on the questions the primary and secondary research were conducted. Secondary research was done using different books and articles on the given issue, and the primary research was conducted using interviews and questionnaires.
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