Department of Computer Sciences (BUIC-E-8): Recent submissions

  • Recognition of Surgically Altered Face Image 
    Tuba Khalid Kayani, 01-243202-023 (Computer Sciences, 2023)
    The use of plastic surgery for improving facial appearance is increasing rapidly, it involves altering a person's appearance through various techniques. It can also help those who have suffered physical injuries or have ...
  • An Energy Efficient Clustering and Optimization Method for Data Aggregation in Wireless Sensor Networks 
    Muhammad Tayyab Rafaqat, 01-243202-016 (Computer Sciences, 2023)
    A Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) is a smart network made up of tiny sensor nodes, a Base Station (BS), and a data center designed to collect system or environmental conditions such as humidity, temperature, air quality, and ...
  • Quic Based Mobile Oriented Future Internet (Q-MOFI) 
    Muhammad Tauqeer, 01-243211-005 (Computer Sciences, 2023)
    With the proliferation of mobile devices and various mobile services, ensuring smooth mobility for users has become a major challenge. The future internet is expected to be more mobile-friendly, with advancing technologies ...
  • Post-Mortem IRIS Recognition 
    Unknown author (Computer Sciences, 2022)
    Iris recognition is a non-inversive technique to identify humans. Personal identification is used in various objectives for individual identification like border control, school, military, communication, eCommerce, etc. ...
  • Healthcare Insurance Fraud Detection Through Data Mining Techniques 
    Zain Raza Hamid, 01-249211-017 (Computer Sciences, 2023)
    Healthcare programs and insurance initiatives play a crucial role in ensuring that people have access to medical care. Countries as well as corporate companies around the world provide healthcare facilities to their citizen ...
  • Reconstruction of Missing Writing Strokes in Historical Manuscripts 
    Javaria Amin, 01-249211-002 (Computer Sciences, 2023)
    In the recent years, there has been an increased trend to digitize the historical manuscripts. This, in addition to preservation of these valuable collections, also allows public access to the digitized versions thus ...
  • Neural Machine Translation for Post-OCR Error Correction 
    Nehal Yasin, 01-249211-011 (Computer Sciences, 2023)
    Recognition of text in non-cursive scripts has received significant research attention in the recent years. Thanks to the recent advancements in different areas of deep (machine) learning, robust end-to-end recognition ...
  • An Efficient Signature and Flow Statistics-Based Anomaly Detection System by Using Software-Defined Networking for the Internet Of Things 
    Usama Ehsan Abbasi, 01-247202-021 (Computer Sciences, 2023)
    Software Defined Networking (SDN) decouples the control and data plane. SDN approach enables the network administrator to respond quickly to the essential requirements from a centralized controller. SDN provides a novel ...
  • An Efficient Detection of Unauthorized Internet of Things Devices using Intelligent Techniques 
    Sib Tul Hassan, 01-247202-020 (Computer Sciences, 2023)
    With more sophisticated and integrated systems, the new trend of smart cities has transformed into more smart and intelligent services. Infrastructure for smart cities has adopted several new technologies for sustainability ...
  • Bot Detection on Online Social Network 
    Muhammad Ibrar, 01-247202-011 (Computer Sciences, 2023)
    Social network has emerged as an important medium of communication in recent years. People join different social networks and believe the information present on it. However, these social networks face problem of bots in ...
  • Differential Linear Cryptanalysis Trails for Block Ciphers using DLCT 
    Sohaib Rana, 01-247201-016 (Computer Sciences, 2023)
    The size of devices has decreased as a result of rapidly developing smart technology, but neither processing power nor memory have been impacted. On these limited resource devices, it is required to adopt lightweight ...
  • Enhanced Gateway Clustering Energy Efficient Centroid Based Routing Protocol for Wireless Sensor Network 
    Seemab Karim, 01-243202-022 (Computer Sciences, 2022)
    Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) are becoming extremely famous for monitoring a large range of physical and environmental factors. Different applications have been designed for monitoring purposes in which sensor nodes are ...
  • An Enhanced Cluster-Based Routing Protocol for Data Aggregation in Internet of Things 
    Danish Iqbal, 01-243202-028 (Computer Sciences, 2022)
    The Internet of Things (IoT) is becoming famous due to its interconnection’s technologies. The multiple devices are connected to transmit the data by the internet without human intervention. The IoT architecture is ...
  • Use of Quic for PMIP Networks 
    Asia Kanwal, 01-243202-005 (Computer Sciences, 2022)
    Making the user experience great over the internet has been always the main core for years. TCP plays a crucial role in achieving this goal by providing E2E data packet delivery and is one of the most broadly used protocol ...
  • Cyberbullying Detection using Neural Network Models 
    Sadaf Aftab Abbasi, 01-243202-020 (Computer Sciences, 2022)
    Cyberbullying is the spreading of hate among different religions and people through internet. With the worldwide growth in the twitter users, it is now more prone to bullying. There are groups, organizations and individuals ...
  • Satellite Image Analysis using Semantic Segmentation 
    Syed Hassan Ali, 01-243181-021 (Computer Sciences, 2022)
    In the recent times satellite images have become one of the most efficient and effective tool to observe the earth’s geographies. These images can be used in many application like early warnings of natural disasters etc. ...
  • Boundary Layer Flows of Nanofluid over a Stretching Surface with Chemical Reaction 
    Naila Shaheen, 01-283181-001 (Computer Sciences, 2022)
    Analysis of transmission of heat and mass combined with chemical reactions in varied nanofluid flows is performed in this dissertation. The geometries considered for nanofluid flows include stretched surfaces, cylinders, ...
  • Impact of Cattaneo-Christov Heat Flux in Newtonian and Non-Newtonian Nanofluid Flows 
    Hina Gul, 01-283182-001 (Computer Sciences, 2022)
    Analysis of heat and mass transfer of Newtonian and non-Newtonian nanofluid flows in varied complex geometries emphasizing Cattaneo-Christov heat flux is elucidated in this thesis. This thesis focuses on the problems that ...
  • Hybrid and Nanofluid Flows Due To Rotating Disks in a Porous Medium 
    Saima Riasat, 01-283181-002 (Computer Sciences, 2022)
    The problem relating to the fluid flow due to rotating disks is among the valued and active research subjects owing to its applicability in numerous engineering applications encompassing hard disks, jet motors, turbine ...
  • Relation among Fluid Flow over a Linear, Nonlinear and Exponentially Stretching/Shrinking Sheets. 
    Hira Masood, 01-248202-002 (Computer Sciences, 2022)
    The following steps in the current thesis establish the idea of the relation among fluid flow over linear, nonlinear and exponential stretching sheets. Following are the steps taken to construct the thesis framework. An ...

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