Bahria University Libraries: Recent submissions

  • EXPANDING THE APPLICABILITY OF SENTIMENT ANALYSIS FOR PAKISTANI PRODUCTS 
    Mahena Farooq, 01-241181-011 (Software Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2020)
    Urdu language is widely spoken around the world by almost 30 million people but still it is not given due attention. Also, it is used in areas where the broadband users are rapidly increasing. People in Pakistan tend to ...
  • The Characteristic Model of Information Diffusion in Online Social Networks, The Case of Twitter in Pakistan 
    MUHAMMAD TAIMUR ZAHID, 01-241172-018 (Software Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2020)
    Online social networks have become a part of billions of peoples’ daily lives. Through their interactions on such networks, these people come across a wide variety of information. Achieving a better understanding of how ...
  • 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 Exploratory Data Analysis of Fake News on Twitter From the Perspective of Pakistani Tweets 
    Aamir Sohail, 01-241172-051 (Software Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2020)
    Nowadays, social media has become the most popular way of communication among the people. People share everything on social media, even things that they do not know the authenticity of, or have no knowledge about. In ...
  • 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 ...
  • GUI TEST CASE MINIMIZATION AND PRIORITIZATION USING DATA MINING 
    Afsah khan, 01-241182-004 (Software Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2020)
    Graphical user interface is an important aspect of a software. We perform user interface based testing to ensure this reliability and correctness of a system under test (SUT). However, testing is a cost, effort, and ...
  • ESCALATING THE ROLE OF REQUIREMENTS TRACEABILITY IN CHANGE MANAGEMENT 
    Tauheed Waheed, 01-241172-056 (Software Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2020)
    Every time the requirements are modified it doesn’t maintain the origin of the requirements and requirements traces. We don’t have the appropriate mechanism to track the origin of the requirements at first place. This ...
  • 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 ...
  • Dynamic Group Formation in Computer Supported Collaborative Learning 
    Syed Ihtesham Hussain, 01-241181-025 (Software Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2020)
    Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning (CSCL) emerges as an instrument of learning and training that can encourage the social nature of learning by adopting range of computer-mediated communication tools and ...
  • USE OF EVOLUTIONARY ALGORITHM TO OPTIMIZE ROAD TRAFFIC FLOW 
    MUHAMMAD SHAHZAIB BAIG, 01-24118-015 (Software Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2020)
    Due to increase in amount of vehicles traversing an intersection, it is difficult to handle them effectively. Although traffic lights are used to control the flow of these traffics in intersections, but these are not ...
  • A REFERENCE ARCHITECTURE FOR BLOCKCHAIN BASED LOGISTICS 
    Sumbal Khan, 01-241162-027 (Software Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2020)
    To grow the economy of Import/Export in any country, they must have visible, traceable and trustworthy Logistic Supply chain management. Unfortunately, logistics facing issues like fraud in transactions, transparency ...
  • Authentication Using Finger Veins Recognition 
    Muhammad Tayab Noor, 01-134131-064; Zeeshan Pervaiz, 01-134131-099 (Computer Sciences, 2017)
    Nowadays there is an increasing interest in methods that can verify the identity of a user that access from a remote location.Security systems like identity cards and key locks are not enough to full the needs of security ...
  • Construction Management& Planning Web Portal 
    Uzair Latif, 01-134132-196; Muhammad Ibrar Umer, 01-134132-068 (Computer Sciences, 2017)
    Over the past decade, the evolution of e-commerce has taken the world of commerce to next level. The world wide web changed the old ways of work and explosion of the e-commerce has changed the way we shop because people ...
  • Web Based Housing Society Management System 
    Syed Naveed Bin Rashid, 01-134132-184; Muhammad Waqar Ahmad, 01-134132-136 (Computer Sciences, 2018)
    In the last few years, life become so much busy, people want their desired life style according to their convenient price. The project “Web Based Housing Society Management System” is made for the residents of housing ...
  • Vulnerabilities to Women in Informal Sector: A Qualitative Study on Rag Pickers in Rawalpindi Punjab, Pakistan 
    Hadia Rashid, 01-155191-026 (Humanities and Social Sciences BU E8-IC, 2023)
    Women are less fortunate to have a decent job and are therefore more likely to be involved in informal employment. A high proportion of women work as rag pickers in Pakistan, which entails many health risks and social ...
  • China’s Growing Influence in South Asia through BRI and Challenges for India 
    Narmin Novruzova, 01-155191-014 (Humanities and Social Sciences BU E8-IC, 2023)
    Over the past two decades, China’s growing influence has affected the regions of South Asia, Southeast Asia and Central Asia. Its growing economy and interest in the economic cooperation with these regions have benefitted ...
  • Nuclear Politics in South Asia during Modi Era: Implications for Pakistan 
    Aimen Nisa, 01-155191-052 (Humanities and Social Sciences BU E8-IC, 2023)
    South Asian history is always responsive to the evolving strategic environment. The conflicts between India and Pakistan have pushed them into a vicious cycle of action and reaction, where the strategic posture of one state ...
  • The Geo-Economic Matrix after the Revival of Taliban Regime in Afghanistan: Challenges and Opportunities for Pakistan 
    Hania Sabeen, 01-155191-005 (Humanities and Social Sciences BU E8-IC, 2023)
    The present scenario offers a bargaining platform, whereby Taliban can be engaged with the regional actors specifically Pakistan in an effective manner on the grounds of geo-economics. After the withdrawal of US from ...
  • Health Challenges among House Support of Gulrez Housing Society, Rawalpindi, Pakistan 
    Sheikh Hala Masood, 01-155191-54 (Humanities and Social Sciences BU E8-IC, 2023)
    Domestic work is mostly an informal and highly under-regulated sector. They are poverty-stricken people living in less-than-ideal conditions. Due to the lack of options, they adopt employment in poor working conditions and ...