Browsing College of Computing and Information Sciences (CoCIS) by Issue Date "2007-08"

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    • Basic prescription support system 

      Gichuki, Kakuru Dennis; Babirye, Diana; Kabaale, Geoffrey; Asiimwe, Jennifer Brenda; Kabuti, Lucy Wanjiku; Kengoma, Florence; Wanjohi, Dominic Muriithi; Kabarungi, Mary (2007-08)
      This research was aimed at integrating medicine and Information Communication Technologies (ICTs) to enhance the services of the Medical system using a Basic prescription support system (BPSS). This system enables Physicians ...

    • Influence of ICT on the banking industry: the case of Kampala 

      Namirembe, Esther (2007-08)
      The research aimed at establishing the influence of ICT on the banking industry because there was an empirical desire to investigate how ICT is related to the banking industry in Kampala. The research was carried out using ...

    • Library information management tool: a case for National Library of Uganda. 

      Mubene, Musa; Najja, Victoria; Mweyunge, Stephen; Tibasima, Halimah; Sewanonda, Steven; Namukwaya, Justine; Sserunjoji, Ismail; Semakula, Ernest (2007-08)
      Libraries play an important role in providing services that are relevant to the process of information acquisition and dissemination by researchers, scholars and other stake holders. National Library of Uganda (NLU) is ...

    • Tracing to the source of a denial of service attack with an improved IP packet marking algorithm 

      Mukomba, Henry Kirya (2007-08)
      Disruptive DOS attacks have been on the increase since 2000, and tracing the source of an attack remains the most effective remedy, since litigation, policy and other measures can then be effected. Many tracing algorithms ...

    • Visual discovery and analysis of voice traffic between telecommunication companies in Uganda 

      Katende, Roy Clement (2007-08)
      Telecommunication companies receive a vast amount of data from various sources. Data is electronically captured in OLTP systems and is further processed to data marts and data warehouses. This data is usually appreciated ...