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Listing,
by Field/Subject area:
General
Science
Due to the
ever changing nature of the information technology industry, our staff are constantly
working on their professional development. Sinzala is dedicated to knowledge sharing
and research and this is an important strategy for motivaing our staff. The following
are some of the research that we have undertaken; Please feel free to email
us to find out more information or share ideas or questions about any of these
topics. Please also note that the distinction made between items found in the
"software engineering" and "information systems" headings
are by no means conclusive.
Information Systems Back to the top
Deploying a Component Based Software
Component on the J2EE Platform. This is consists of an electronic prescription
system for the health care iindustry, and was carried out using Object - Oriented
analysis and design with UML
The Future of Business Services in Ubiquitous
Computing (also a technology update seminar)
Issues Involved in Developing
a Data Warehouse for a Small and Medium Sized Enterprise (Prototype included)
Developing a Data Mining Solution for a Small and Medium Sized Enterprise
(Prototype included)
Issues related to Component based software development
- Trends and Market Places
Data Mining on the World Wide Web - Web Usage
data mining concepts, implications for Web organisation, and an analysis and evaluation
of Web usage data mining tools.
Concepts in Management Accounting and
Financial Modelling
Issues in Mergers and Acquisitions
Business Cases for implementing a Voice Over IP (VoIP) Network
Integrating
Information Technology with Business Processes
Software Engineering Back to the top
Software
Algorithms and Data Structures (C++ and Java)
Issues Involved in Developing
an Information System in the Educational Sector (prototype included)
Handling Software Quality Management
Agile Software Development Methods,
Review and Analysis
Developing a Database Integrated SME Business Software
Component using object oriented design, UML and Java (with JSP)
C++
and Unix Tutorials, sample programs.
Java and XML tutorials, sample code.
Oracle9i and Ms Access Database Tutorials. Sample code (SQL, SQL*Plus and
PL/SQL)
General Science Back to the top
Analysing Rubber and Measuring the Coefficient of Restitution for a Squash Ball
Do we have to learn to think scientifically in order to discover the truth?
Page By: Moono Bwalya - 04/2006
