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LiverCare Registry: Designing an mHealth App for Potential and Current Liver Cancer Patients in Bangladesh
(IUB, 2025-05-13)Liver cancer is a critical global health concern, particularly in developing countries and low- and middle-income countries (LMIC) such as Bangladesh, where the health infrastructure and public awareness are limited. The ... -
Trajectory User Linking via TrajTRoPE
(IUB, 2025-05-13)Trajectory-user linking (TUL) is a critical problem in spatio-temporal data mining that involves associating anonymous trajectories with the users who generated them. In this thesis, we address the TUL challenge by ... -
Software engineering challenges in the area of testing and project management
(IUB, 2023-12)This thesis sets out to navigate the rapidly evolving landscape of software development, an arena that has undergone significant transformations due to the advent of remote work practices and the increasing prominence of ... -
Creation of consumer and producer surplus through integration of the software engineering body of knowledge for De-Soft
(IUB, 2024-07-09)Dedicated I focused on one company for the last couple of years and studied this company’s (De-Soft) last 14 years journey. I thoroughly studied their requirement gathering and analysis, product line, architecture process, ... -
Overcoming Obstacles in Model-Driven Engineering: Lessons from the Software Industry
(IUB, 2024-10-31)Examining present methods and identifying obstacles that experts encounter when applying model-based engineering in Bangladesh's software sector are the goals of this study. This study seeks to provide light on these issues ...
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