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MS (CS) (BUIC-E-8): Recent submissions

  • Distributed File Encrypter/Decrypter (EncDec) 
    Mohammad Shakeel, 244021-006 (Computer Sciences, 2005)
    Distributed computing works by splitting up the larger task into smaller chun~s wh.ich can be performed at the same time independently of each other. The two main entities in distributed computing are the server and the ...
  • Audio Conferrencing With Encryption and Comperssion 
    Fahd Masud, 141022-043 (Computer Sciences, 2005)
    The objective of this project, secure telephony over packet based networks, is to perform telephonic conversation in offices and organizations on an already installed Local Area Network (LAN), so that there is no need of ...
  • Establishment of Campus Area Network (CAN) for Bahria University Headquarters 
    Imran Khan Baloch, 141032-001 (Computer Sciences, 2005)
    This project IS about LAN and WAN setup of Bahria University Head Quarter, which consists of 644 nodes. There are 8 Computer Labs, Research Lab, and Library. The requirement is to provide Computer Lab facility to students ...
  • Executive Communicator 
    Shandana Farooq (Computer Sciences, 2005)
    The EC is designed to provide written communication facility limited to messages among the members of a group. It does not allow messages to be sent out or to receive any message from outside (such as hotmail and yahoo). ...
  • Underwater Wireless Submarine Communication System 
    Muhammad Tauseef Ashraf (Computer Sciences, 2005)
    An Underwater Wireless Communication System covers the history of diving and underwater communication techniques • Communication system that is used by submarines to communicate with ground station and with each other • ...
  • Smart Vehicle Registration (SVR) 
    Mansoora Iftikhar, 141032-005 (Computer Sciences, 2005)
    There are about 150,000 registered vehicles and about 15,000 vehicles are registered every year, in the Islamabad district alone. Currently there is no IT infrastructure; the existing registration application and issuance ...
  • Barcode Toolkit 
    Fazal Rehman Paracha, 244012-006 (Computer Sciences, 2004)
    The use of Barcode is increasing day by day. Its use is very common in office automation, security and surveillance. It is no more a "point of sales" product, it has fabulous features which world is adopting in business ...
  • Map Explorer 
    Kashif Butt, 144021-008; Yasir Abbasi, 144021-008 (Computer Sciences, 2004)
    map information with power full searching capabilities. MapExplorer is built using vector technology that makes it possible to present map information in different views to the users. Sometimes you may only be interested ...
  • Automation of Real Estate 
    Muhammad Saeed Khan (Computer Sciences, 2004)
    Now a days Internet has become the most powerful source to share any kind of information to anyone in the world. Almost every organization has launched an Online System. These systems are very interactive and promoting the ...
  • Network Inventory Expert 
    Akbar Ali; Atiya Hanif (Computer Sciences, 2004)
    In today’s dynamic and competitive environment, for any organization (whether large or small), having all computers connected via LAN (local area network) or WAN (wide area network), manual monitoring/managing network ...
  • Director Works & Chief Engineer's (DW&CE) Information and Management System (HR Posting) 
    Fazal Habib, 244021-007 (Computer Sciences, 2004)
    With the evolution of computer science the concept of Databases took birth. Now modem trend of Databases is setting. Its growth in Organization to form their own Databases to make work easy, fast and shareable with help ...
  • Wireless Intelligent Networks (WIN) (Platform and Components of WIN) 
    Usman Ul Haq, 141022-039 (Computer Sciences, 2004)
    and personal orientation. With the network intelligentization, various new telecom services can be generated and implemented rapidly, flexibly, conveniently, economically and effectively. The Intelligent Network (IN) is a ...
  • Remote System Admin 
    Naveed Ahmed, 244021-031 (Computer Sciences, 2004)
    Aim of this project was to develop general purpose Remote Admin software that provides Network administration and management for the Network Administrator that controls the activities of its users. The Project gave me an ...
  • Data Grid Implementation 
    Mustansar Mumtaz, 244021-030 (Computer Sciences, 2004)
    The main objective ofthis project was the exploration ofthe 'Data Grid' and its 'Implementation'. The system has to provide services to widely varying queries from the centers spread over the entire network LAN/WAN. This ...
  • Hashing in Hardware 
    Shamaila Masood, 141022-036 (Computer Sciences, 2004)
    Digi~al syst~m.s are highly complex. At their most detailed level, they may consist of millions of elements, e.g., transistors or logic gates. For many decades, logic schematics served as the lingua franca of logic design, ...
  • Time Table & Attendance Management System of Bahria University Islamabad 
    Zahida Parveen; Umair Sultan (Computer Sciences, 2004)
    The Attendance Management System wiii facilitate the teachers to mark the attendance of their students online. Teacher can see the attendance report both student-wise and course wise in just a couple of clicks. Attendance ...
  • Secure Geographical Information System 
    Jahangir Haider, 242022-003 (Computer Sciences, 2004)
    As the information technology is growing with unexpected speed and is having a great impact on our socio economic life, the margin of error has reduced to almost to zero. A minute vulnerable point could result in disastrous ...
  • Analysis & Implementation of MPLS Based VPNs 
    Muhammad Ahsan, 24203-1001 (Computer Sciences, 2004)
    Historically, private WANs were provisioned using dedicated leased line connections, each line providing a point-to-point connection between two customer sites. Such networks are expensive to put in place, especially if ...
  • Route Optimization and Security Issues in Mobile 1Pv6 
    Abdul Nasir (Computer Sciences, 2004)
    Although we cau obtain the worldwide infom1ation from the Internet, however it is possible only when we reach at some fixed point where Internet is available such as office, home or any net cafe. The inventions of wireless ...
  • Database Management System Of Open World Communications Pvt Ltd. 
    Usman Haider (Computer Sciences, 2004)
    With the advent of internet capabilities , we need to expand those primitive capabilities and integrate them with the power of the Internet. Today database management has become very demanding aspect in any company's ...

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