Selection of Honours Projects (GCO4500 and GCO4600)

Staff members in the school actively undertake research in a number of computing and information technology areas including human-computer interaction; data communications; multimedia systems; multiple valued logic; artificial intelligence; operations management, image processing and retrieval; operations research and optimisation techniques. Honours projects in these areas are currently available. Full-time on-campus students are normally expected to take GCO4500 and should either choose one from these projects or propose one in consultation with the Honours coordinator and a project supervisor.

Part-time off-campus students normally undertake GCO4600. Each student, in consultation with an academic staff member as supervisor and the Honours coordinator, selects an applied research project. The project will be normally to solve a practical problem that may be related to the student's work. A co-supervisor from the student's work place or a near-by institute will be arranged.

Dr. Kai Ming Ting

• Research Issues in Model Evaluation (Data Mining Project)
• Investigation in Imbalance Data (Data Mining Project)
• Research Issues in Cost-Sensitive Classifications (Data Mining Project)

Dr Guojun Lu

• Quality of Service Guarantees in Media on Demand Applications
• Text Document Retrieval Engine
• Image segmentation
• Color based image retrieval
• Texture based image retrieval
• Image retrieval based on compressed data

Dr Dengsheng Zhang

• Incorporating Spatial Relationship in Image Retrieval
• Image Retrieval Incorporating User Feedback
• Video Retrieval Using Key Frames

Dr. Madhu Chetty

• Genetic Algorithms and their application
• Recurrent Artificial neural network and its application

Dr. Joarder Kamruzamman

• Intelligent Modeling of Peak Electricity Demand
• Improving Generalization Ability of Constructive Neural Network

Dr. Iqbal Gondal

• Fast Prototyping to Development of IPv6 Router’s Interface using CASE Tools
• Mobility Support for IPv6 Routers

Dr. Srinivas Aswathanarayaniah

• Rate Monotonic Analysis for Real Time Systems