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Browsing College of Arts & Sciences by Author "Zeid, Amir"
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A Generic Framework for Modeling and Simulation of Cloud Computing Services
(2013)Cloud Computing is a paradigm in which tasks are assigned to a combination of computing resources, software and services accessed over a network following the pay-as–you-go financial model. It has been also described as ... -
A Macro-Ergonomics Perspective on Educational Planning and Design
(2015)The interdisciplinary nature of ergonomics makes it markedly applicable to various fields that involve human performance. Education is one field where ergonomics can make a significant contribution. Yet, educational ... -
AMUSEum: An Augmented Reality Mobile Application for Museums
(2015)Mobile and software technologies provide great benefits in many areas. Every day, these technologies are used in different areas. In parallel with the developments of these technologies, habits and expectations from their ... -
Comparing Cultural Models in the Context of Teaching Global Software Engineering.
(2014)The rise of globalization has driven new challenges to software engineering education. The industry scene today involves international acquisitions, project offshoring, and strategic alliances, which create the need for ... -
Impact of Introducing Single-Gender Classrooms in Higher Education on Student Achievement Levels A Case Study in Software Engineering Courses in the GCC Region
(Oct 2011)Changing from a co-education to a single-gender learning environment could be an opportunity and a challenge to any institute. Software engineering is one of the fields that could be affected by gender-segregation policies. ... -
Integrated QoS Utility-Based Model for Cloud Computing Service Provider Selection
(2012)Workshops SSS 2012: The 5th IEEE International Workshop on Service Science and Systems -
Integrating International Students' Contests with Computer Science Capstone: Lessons Learned and Best Practices
(2012)Microsoft Imagine Cup is the world's premier student technology competition. Every year students from all over the world compete to solve the world toughest problems in different categories. In ten years, the Imagine Cup ... -
KinEd: A Kinect-based E-learning Platform to Enhance Collaborative and Kinesthetic Learning
(2014)Delivering affordable education is one of the main millennium goals of the United Nations. Science labs are relatively expensive and hazardous. Dangerous chemical reactions, misusing the burners are two good examples of ... -
Q8LCS: A Mobile Application to Remotely Control Electricity Consumption
(Feb 2011)Electricity consumption and production are two of the main causes of energy crisis, global heating and environmental pollution. Many solutions have been introduced to lower electricity consumption. The main ideas to solve ... -
SLG: An Online Educational Simulation Game to Teach Programming Concepts
(Apr 2011)To enhance consumer brand experience, marketers are increasing engagement in brand communities by using social media technology enabling them to interact directly with customers. Past studies reported that perceived social ... -
The Role of Social Media in the Egyptian Revolution: The Initiation Phase
(2012)Social media tools are media for social interaction, using highly accessible and scalable publishing techniques. Enabled by ubiquitously accessible and scalable communication techniques, social media substantially change ... -
Towards Economical E-Learning Educational Environments for Physically Challenged Students
(InTech, 2012-02-02)The World Health Organization defines Disability as follows: "Disabilities is an umbrella term, covering impairments, activity limitations, and participation restrictions. Impairment is a problem in body function or ... -
Towards IDEs for Physically Challenged Programmers
(Mar 2011)Programming is one of the activities that need talent and persistence. Physically challenged people avoid programming jobs and related academic degrees due to lack of tools that accommodate their disabilities. Most ...