Bachelors Degree of Management Information Systems (BIS)

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    Design and implementation of an online application system: Case of Kampala international University
    (Kampala International University, School of Computing and Information Technology, 2009-07) Denis, Byenkya l
    The main objective of the study was to design and implement an online application system that allows students to apply online enable students to apply on line from all parts of the world. to make the KIU traditional application form available on the internet so that student can be able to down load it and bring it when already filled or simply e-mail it.to implement an online application system. the project being in Kampala international university main campus covered mainly admissions department. in this department, major emphasis was on the requirements for the various courses in order for a student to be admitted is an extensive review of related literature which is an essential Component of any research. Literature review is the research on various academic materials so as to enable analysis and comparison of enabling technologies used to implement the projects; this includes justification on why the system is designed. In order to capture appropriately the requirements, various techniques in data collection were used on the traditional (questionnaires, interviews, observation and document analysis) approaches. The qualitative data sources included interviews and questionnaires, document and texts, observation and secondary sources of data.
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    Human Resource Management System: A Case of Kampala International University
    (Kampala International University, bachelor's degree in information management system, 2009-11) D Kahana, Sweetbertha
    the study of of this project was to design and develop a computerized database for Directorate of Human resource of Kampala International University
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    A web based transaction processing system for a manufacturing industry
    (Kampala International University, College of Computing and Information Technology, 2011-04) Bulungu, Ronald; Sempereza, Alex
    Because the manual Transaction Processing System of Roofings Ltd is Inc inefficient, the new system is developed to handle online purchasing better than customers coming physically to the company to make orders. The web site is designed using PHP by connecting to the purchase database using Mysqi making it to be a dynamic web site. Roofings Ltd is a large company in Uganda that deals in a variety of businesses. It is located in Luhowa estates Zanna (Entebbe road). Kampala and has branches at Arua Park and Nakasero. This web site project provides a user interface form for online purchasing and also provides information about Roofings Ltd. This system is aimed at improving customer satisfaction, boosting sales and handling more transactions at a less time so that the process being carried out by administrators can keep pace with the economy in the world. In order to compete in this global world, every company should adopt the use of internet to help reduce on costs.
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    An integrated electronic records management system
    (Kampala International University, College of Computing and Information Technology, 2011-06) Nakabira, Sarah
    The general objective of the study was to design and implement an electronic records management system for CUC which could help this organization store, retrieve and track its records effectively and efficiently. The study was guided by the following objectives 1. To study the records management system of SDA Church, CUC. 2. To design and implement an electronic records management system of SDA Church CUC. 3. To test and validate the system. The study focused on CUC SDA Church, basing on all categories of employees who include ministers, lay subsidy workers and office workers; who work as pastors, local church pastors, associate district pastors, schools, prison and hospital ministry chaplains, departmental directors and CUC Officers. The HR department will provide the basis of information to be used during the system design and its implementation.
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    Kampala International University an e-business shopping cart system for managing sales in an online supermarket
    (Kampala International University, School of Computing and Information Technology, 2012-07) Bagorogoza., Peter; Ninsiima., Doreen
    This project aimed at developing an online shopping cart system. This system allows the administrator to view, add, edit and delete the different categories, sub categories and the products in the system’s database. It also allows customers to view the web content, order products online, fill customer registration forms and also subscribe to the newsletter. The objective of this study was achieved using tools like interviews and study of existing Literature. DFDs and ERDs were used in the analysis and design of the system. The technologies used in the implementation include, PHP, JavaScript and the Database Management System used was MySQL 2005. The developed system is now favoring other modes of payment such as pay pal that is more convenient to customers and the business owners. Online shopping is the process whereby customers directly buy goods or services from a seller in real-time, with or without an intermediary service, over the Internet. If an intermediary service is present the process is called electronic commerce, E-commerce is the buying and selling of goods and services on the Internet, by the use of the World Wide Web. In developed economies consumers find the World Wide Web a great place for bargain-hunting, with most goods available at lower prices than in a bricks-and-mortar store.
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    Online Airline Customer Management System Case Study: Eagle Air Uganda Limited.
    (Kampala International University, School of Computer and Information Technology., 2012-09) Kwesiga, Absolom; Salama, Mukandayi Senga
    The Online Airline Customer Management System is basically derived from the GDS (Global Distribution System) also known as CRS (Computer Reservation System). The Online Reservation System has its database centrally located which is accessed through an Application Programming Interface (API).With the invent of Online Reservation System the traveler and the airline have the freedom to book a seat anywhere at any time at their convenience. The traveler books a ticket at a click of a mouse saving the time and money for the traveler. It is also a hassle free transaction for both the airline and the traveler. The Online Airline Customer Management System involves three main actors; the database, online operator and a database scheduler. The database scheduler updates the database, the online operator accepts and confirms the booking and updates the data. The new online airline customer management system maintains the database centrally giving the clients the information required from anywhere in the world whenever required. This system requires the use of an API through which it extracts the data from a central database. The central database monitors all the data changes that are made at the client side to it and updates it automatically. In conclusion, the new Online Airline Customer Management System is advantageous in various ways; through online airline customer management system passenger are able to book & purchase the ticket from their home/office conveniently as it does not require the passenger to go to the airline or an agent to purchase a ticket thus saving time & money for the customer and an airline/agent. As the information is stored centrally the passenger never loses their ticket as in the previous system.
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    An electronic pharmaceutical distribution system: a case study of Cornerstone Pharmaceuticals Limited, Mbale District
    (School of Computing and Information Technology, 2013-08) Wamani, Fatina; Yapsoyekwo, Babra
    This project is aimed at developing an Electronic Pharmaceutical Distribution System for Cornerstone pharmaceuticals that will cover and enable pharmaceutical agents get access to pharmaceutical distribution channels and be able to manage and make delivery arrangements, as well as view current distribution status, check for available drugs, store information on drugs and customers, manage distribution of the drugs and enable online sales. iPharm, which is the developed online pharmaceutical system, addresses the problem of delayed services, shortage of essential medicines, failure to access the appropriate drugs, very high costs in distribution of drugs as well as lack of proper accountability of drugs, and inefficiency in the distribution system by enabling rapid matching of the drug supply with the high demand through online sales, proper accountability of drugs and drug distribution. The system was developed using the waterfall model of the system development life cycle critically looking at each phase of development until the system was completed. The research methodology used was a mixture of qualitative and quantitative approaches which called for data collection tools such as questionnaires, observation guides and internet journals as well as Microsoft excel and SPSS for data analysis
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    Design and testing of a staff contact web base management system, a case of ministry of internal affairs, immigration department
    (Kampala international international: School of computing and Information technology, 2013-09) Sanford, Ayo; Daniel, Arwai
    Abstract is a document designed to show a review of whatever the designers tackled on during designing processes of the project proposal. It summarized the content in all chapters. This project comprised of five chapters that is, chapter one which included a number of sub topics like background, problem statement and also objectives discussed with in this chapter, the justification of the study to mention but a few. Chapter two covered literature review that described the review of literature relating to some writers and scholars plus other researchers and designers. Chapter three described the methodology including both the physical and logical techniques used and even the tools applied during the design of the final report. The design basically related to what other writers and designers say about what and so on and so forth. Chapter four included system development and testing which illustrates the system development life cycle up to the end, lastly chapter five described system evaluation including the design lay outs of the system the problems encountered during the development phase and lastly the recommendations made. It is helpful to the user as well since it produced the information required for the project design. After passing through, we were being able to understand the system use and its effectiveness. In the appendices, the methods used like the questionnaire, Time Frame and the proposed Budget for the project.
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    Design and Implement a collaborative high-speed order electronic tracking system for Uganda bureau standard case study Uganda national bureau of standards
    (Kampala International University, School of Computing and Information Technology, 2013-11) Claude, Mpondi John
    The research project area of investigation was the slow speed associated with the manual tracking system at Uganda national bureau of standards. the method n research approach was interviewing, observation, listening and recording plus questionnaire. the method of design approach was a hypertext markup language (html), server side scrifting language hypertext preprocessor (php), server wampserver, set up database with mysql plus phpmyadmin.
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    Automatic Pick and Place Robot Manipulation Using a Microcontroller
    (Journal of Applied & Computational Mathematics, 2018-07-03) Manjula VS and Karamagi RI
    Robots are versatile instruments of technology that work to make the life of human beings easy. The perceptive visualizations of a task being done are theorized and modeled into real-time algorithmic executions. Pick and place systems are highly advantageous due to their consistency, accuracy, precision, repeatability, reliability, resolution and efficiency. A robot arm is fixed to a base and operates in its workspace to achieve the migration towards its pick location. It opens its gripper upon arrival to grasp the object and move with it to the depot location. Upon arrival at the destination it opens its claws to release the object. The microcontroller sets the servo motors to rotate at calibrated angles that place the arm at the desired position in space and time to commit to the task. The dawn of todays research across the horizon of computing shall bring rise to the apocalypse that shall abominate all barriers of robotic development.
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    A REVIEW OF CLUSTER UNDER-SAMPLING IN UNBALANCED DATASET AS A METHODS FOR IMPROVING SOFTWARE DEFECT PREDICTION
    (Journal of Applied Sciences, Information and Computing (JASIC), 2023) Abdulhamid Sani, V. S. Manjula and Musa Ahmed Zayyad
    In many real-world machine learning applications, including software defect prediction, detecting fraud, detection of network intrusion and penetration, managing risk, and medical dataset, class imbalance is an inherent issue. It happens when there aren't many instances of a certain class mostly the class the procedure is meant to identify because the occurrence the class reflects is rare. The considerable priority placed on correctly classifying the relatively minority instances—which incur a higher cost if incorrectly categorized than the majority instances—is a major driving force for class imbalance learning. Supervised models are often designed to maximize the overall classification accuracy; however, because minority examples are rare in the training data, they typically misclassify minority instances. Training a model is facilitated by balancing the dataset since it keeps the model from becoming biased in favor of one class. Put another way, just because the model has more data, it won't automatically favor the majority class. One method of reducing the issue of class imbalance before training classification models is data sampling; however, the majority of the methods now in use introduce additional issues during the sampling process and frequently overlook other concerns related to the quality of the data. Therefore, the goal of this work is to create an effective sampling algorithm that, by employing a straightforward logical framework, enhances the performance of classification algorithms. By providing a thorough literature on class imbalance while developing and putting into practice a novel Cluster Under Sampling Technique (CUST), this research advances both academia and industry. It has been demonstrated that CUST greatly enhances the performance of popular classification techniques like C 4.5 decision tree and One Rule when learning from imbalance datasets.
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    ICT-ENABLED SOLUTIONS TO FARMERS INCREASE CROP YIELDS WHILE REDUCINGTHEIRUSE OFENERGY
    (2023-07) Dr. V. S. Manjula , Fatou Marega , Robert Ssali Balagadde
    This book chapter explores the role of Information and Communication Technology (ICT)-enabled solutions in agriculture to increase crop yields while simultaneously reducing energy consumption. It discusses various ICT tools and technologies, including precision agriculture, data analytics, remote sensing, and smart irrigation systems, and their applications in optimizing resource allocation,improving decision-making processes, and promoting sustainable practices. The chapter highlights the benefits, challenges, and future prospects of implementing these ICT-enabled solutions in agricultural systems.