Browsing Theses and Dissertations (Computer Science) by Issue Date

Browsing Theses and Dissertations (Computer Science) by Issue Date

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  • Standards for exchanging digital geo-referenced information 
    Cooper, Antony Kyle (University of Pretoria, 1993)
    The purpose of this dissertation is to assess digital geo-referenced information and standards for exchanging such information, especially the South African National Exchange Standard (NES). The process of setting up a ...
  • Expressive textures : synthetic and video avatars 
    Fei, Kar Yin Kenny (University of Pretoria, 2002)
    Please read the abstract in the section 00front of this document
  • Hardcoding finite automata 
    Ngassam, Ernest Ketcha (University of Pretoria, 2003)
    Please read the abstract in the section 00front of this document
  • Secure interoperation of wireless technologies 
    Croft, Neil John (University of Pretoria, 2003)
    Tremendous emphasis has been placed on wireless technologies recently and it is expected that mobile communications will become an even bigger key driver for growth and innovation in the near future. The purpose of this ...
  • ACODV : Ant Colony Optimisation Distance Vector routing in ad hoc networks 
    Du Plessis, Johan (University of Pretoria, 2005)
    A mobile ad hoc network is a collection of wireless mobile devices which dynamically form a temporary network, without using any existing network infrastructure or centralised administration. Each node in the network ...
  • Fingerprinting Encrypted Tunnel Endpoints 
    Izadinia, Vafa Dario (University of Pretoria, 2005)
    Operating System fingerprinting is a reconnaissance method used by Whitehats and Blackhats alike. Current techniques for fingerprinting do not take into account tunneling protocols, such as IPSec, SSL/TLS, and SSH, which ...
  • Decentralising the codification of rules in a decision support expert knowledge base 
    De Kock, Erika (University of Pretoria, 2005-04-06)
    The paradigm of Decision Support Systems (DSS) is to support decision-making, while an Expert System’s (ES) major objective is to provide expert advice in specialised situations. Knowledge-Based DSS (KB-DSS), also called ...
  • Resource sharing in distributed peer-to-peer internet applications 
    Danzfuss, Theodor Louis Ferdinand (University of Pretoria, 2005-05-05)
    A dissertation presented on distributed Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Internet applications, focusing on distributed resource sharing as a P2P application. The history of Internet applications is researched to point out the roots of ...
  • Team work in distributed collaborative virtual environments 
    Goebbels, Gernot Peter Josef (University of Pretoria, 2005-07-12)
    Today’s technology and advances in networking and telecommunications stimulate a change in the way everyday business is carried out, making it a globally distributed process, in which communication and collaboration of ...
  • Performance measurement as a tool for software engineering 
    Van Aardt, Jan Markus (University of Pretoria, 2005-07-26)
    Some software development teams regard software performance measurement as a mere luxury. When it happens, it often tends to be infrequent, insufficient and subjective. Countless software projects were sent into an ...
  • Niching strategies for particle swarm optimization 
    Brits, Riaan (University of Pretoria, 2005-09-09)
    Evolutionary algorithms and swarm intelligence techniques have been shown to successfully solve optimization problems where the goal is to find a single optimal solution. In multimodal domains where the goal is the locate ...
  • The engineering of emergence in complex adaptive systems 
    Potgieter, Anna Elizabeth Gezina (University of Pretoria, 2005-09-22)
    Agent-oriented software engineering is a new software engineering paradigm that is ideally suited to the analysis and design of complex systems. Open distributed environments place a growing demand on complex systems to ...
  • A case-study based assessment of Agile software development 
    Theunissen, William Herman Morkel (University of Pretoria, 2005-09-30)
    This study set out to determine various aspects of the agile approaches to software development. These included an investigation into the principles and practices driving these methodologies; determining the applicability ...
  • The Axial line placement problem 
    Sanders, Ian Douglas (University of Pretoria, 2005-10-17)
    Visibility, guarding and polygon decomposition are problems in the field of compu¬tational geometry which have roots in real world applications. These problems have been the focus of much research over a number of years. ...
  • Using catadioptrics for multidimensional interaction in computer graphics 
    Lane, James Robert Timothy (University of Pretoria, 2005-11-30)
    This thesis introduces the use of catadioptrics for multidimensional interaction in the approach called Reflections. In computer graphics there is a need for multidimensional interaction that is not restricted by cabling ...
  • Training and optimization of product unit neural networks 
    Ismail, Adiel (University of Pretoria, 2005-11-30)
    Please read the abstract in the section 00front of this document
  • PSO-based coevolutionary Game Learning 
    Franken, Cornelis J. (University of Pretoria, 2005-12-07)
    Games have been investigated as computationally complex problems since the inception of artificial intelligence in the 1950’s. Originally, search-based techniques were applied to create a competent (and sometimes even ...
  • Intonation modelling for the Nguni languages 
    Govender, Natasha (University of Pretoria, 2006)
    Although the complexity of prosody is widely recognised, there is a lack of widely-accepted descriptive standards for prosodic phenomena. This situation has become particularly noticeable with the development of increasingly ...
  • Gesture recognition with application in music arrangement 
    Pun, James Chi-Him (University of Pretoria, 2006)
    This thesis studies the interaction with music synthesis systems using hand gestures. Traditionally users of such systems were limited to input devices such as buttons, pedals, faders, and joysticks. The use of gestures ...
  • Secure and Distributed Multicast Address Allocation on IPv6 Networks 
    Slaviero, Marco Lorenzo (University of Pretoria, 2006-02-10)
    Address allocation has been a limiting factor in the deployment of multicast solutions, and, as other multicast technologies advance, a general solution to this problem becomes more urgent. This study examines the current ...