Browsing College of Computing and Information Sciences (CoCIS) by Title

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      An e-tax services adoption model for Uganda: A consumer-based perspective. [1]
      An e-voting system for improving organization and execution of elections in Uganda [1]
      Education and training of information professionals in a changing information management environment: a case of the East African School of Library and Information Science, Makerere University [1]
      The educational use of mobile communication devices [1]
      The effect of cultural differences on software development [1]
      The effect of information literacy on the utilization of electronic information resources in selected academic and research institutions in Uganda [1]
      The effect of user interface design on software development [1]
      Efficient IP lookup algorithm [1]
      An eHealth evaluation model for assessing eHealth Interventions outcomes and impact on healthcare in Uganda [1]
      Electricity theft in Kampala and potential ICT solutions [1]
      Electronic information access and utilization by Makerere University students in Uganda [1]
      Electronic information resources utilization by students in Mbarara University Library [1]
      An electronic market front for enhancing service delivery of a restaurant [1]
      Electronic records management at Uganda Revenue Authority [1]
      Electronic records management practices at Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB) [1]
      Enhanced master-slave time synchronization architecture for wireless sensor networks [1]
      Enhancing immunisation healthcare delivery through the use of Information communication technologies [1]
      Enhancing insurance regulation using information technology: the Uganda Motor Insurance Database [1]
      Enhancing property rates management using N-TIER architecture: a case study of Kampala City Council [1]
      Enhancing subject access to local publications in selected university libraries in East Africa [1]