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The
following are samples of the final year graduation projects that I offered
and supervised. This was at the Department of Computer Science, University of
Garyounis, Benghazi, Libya:
1.
PC to PC Communication. Message exchange between two
PCs connected back to back through a parallel cable. (Students: Adel Aniaba)
2.
Remote Computing. Control of one PC by another when
the two PCs are connected back to back. (Students: Asma A. Arraibi, Reem A.
Saeiti)
3.
Automatic Code Generator: A general application that
accepts specifications of a program’s requirements for a database application
and produces the necessary code in Clipper. ((This project represented the
University of Garyounis in the 3rd Young Scientist Exhibition in
Tripoli, Libya 1997, and was evaluated as one of the top ten)) (Students:
Reem M. Fannoush, Elham O. Saad.)
4.
OSI Network Layer Implementation. Some of the
Network layer functionalities of a communication system. (Students: Husam ….,
Ghaith Ferjani.)
5.
OSI Link Layer Implementation. Some of the Data Link
layer functionalities of a communication system. (Students: Amin Hazan (Gana), Muhammad
Ammari.)
6.
Automation of Examination System. A system which
allows instructors to input exams, administrations to enter exam schedules,
and students to access and set exams at particular times. Finally marks are
calculated and students results became available. (Students: Basma, Salwa.)
7.
General Simulation Application: An application that
can allows the buildup of a simulation model by accepting number of servers,
queues, and parameters. It also performs the simulation and produces results.
(Students: Waleed Muftah, Waleed Nasr.)
8.
Graphical Interface for Simulation Systems. This
application allows images and icons representing servers, queues and links to
be manipulated to construct a system model for simulation. (Students: ? ? ? ?
)
9.
Language Learning on the computer. A Multimedia
application that displays images, letters and words and produces the sounds.
(Students: ??????????, ????????)
10. Face image construction. Building up a human face by
selecting the different parts of the face from pre-saved images. (Students:
Sarah M. Kablan, Hanan S. Gsaibat, Suad M. Ibraheem.)
11. Virtual communication. Implementation of a number
channels communication on a single physical link between two machines.
(Students: Randah M. Bu-Madian, Rania K. Ben Amer, Reem Saleem Mahdi.)
12. Automation of a Telephone exchange charging system.
(Students: Mahmoud A. Shalwi, Abdul-Menim M. Abd-Salam, Esam y. Abd-Rahman.)
13. Implementation of Unscheduled Maintenance. For the
PC machines at a major company (Man Made River) (Students: Aminah B. Ali,
Nawal T. Ahmed.)
14. General Project Management System. An general
application to allow management of different projects. (Students: Ahmed
Shibani, Hanan Omar.)
15. Random Number Generation. An application allowing
the generation of highly random list of numbers plus the functionality of
testing the randomness of a list of numbers. (Students: Samia Gebriel.)
16. RSA Encryption and Decryption. RSA is considered the
most common and secure method used in encryption and decryption in
communication system. This application consists of two parts: an encryption
part and a decryption part.. (Students: Ashwaq S.
Dirih, Zainab H. Masri.)
17. Arabic Pascal. An application which provides syntax
for Arabic code to be entered representing Pascal instructions, the
application translates the Arabic instructions to produce standard English
Pascal code. (Student: Hatim El-Bashari.)
18. CRC Error Detection. An application that performs
CRC functionality to send, receive and detect for errors as implemented in
the ISO recommendations. (Students: Fatma S. Nanees, Hanan Hmeed Bubaker)
19. Automatic Flow Chart Generation. A general
application that accepts specifications of a program’s requirements for a
database application and produces the necessary graphical flow chart
necessary for coding. (Students: Ismael A. Ismael, Jalal S. Tayrah.)
20. Graphical Project Management Project. An application
that allows graphical process and nodes to be entered representing a model of
a system (Students: Mariam Bashoun, Fatima Shaikhi)
21. Automation of a Training Department with Multi user
functionalities. (Students: Samiah H. Ghariani, Mirfat H. Abu-Saif)
22. Assembler Self Teaching and Demonstrating. An
application that teaches machine language and CPU operations in a number of
graphical and presentations. (Students: Muftah El-Fezzani.)
23. Database and ACAD. An application using the ACAD
facilities connected with a database to provide better interfacing with
users. (Students: Ahmed N. Hawat, Samira Muhammed.)
24. Automation of Operations in Egg and Chicken
Plant. (Students: Warda K.
Muhammed, Salem K. Muhammed.)
25. Assembly code generation from a machine code. (Students: Shukri Kawafi.)
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