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These dissertations are published by of the University of Sheffield and all quotations from them should be credited both to the author and the University of Sheffield. Thus all citations of these dissertations should contain the author's name, the project title, and the words "Department of Computer Science Undergraduate Dissertation 2017/18"

Abstracts are publicly available, dissertations are only available within the campus and code is only available to academic staff.

Dissertations marked '*' are those which achieved a 1st class mark

	Author	Title
	Babatunde Adeola	A Programme Style Evaluator
	Benjamin Askew	Balloon and wind effects in a virtual world
	David Bakun	Design a classifier for climate simulation data
	Stoyan Balabanov	Visualisation of Unit Tests
*	Vlad Balanescu	Measuring Programmer Confusion with EEG Sensors	*
*	Daniel Bayley	Word to lip move mapping	*
*	Heather Bell	Improving Customer Satisfaction through Sentiment Analysis of Hospitality Reviews	*
*	Frazer Bennett Wilford	Controlling a Flock of Airborne Agents Using Leap Motion Inside of a VR Puzzle Game	*
*	Andreea-Camelia-Simona Bertea	A database to support visual inspection of railways assets	*
	Tayla Blackman	Cupboard: The Recipe Search App
	Harry Bold	Sentiment Analysis of Financial Microblogs
*	Callum Booth	Triple Scoring: Scoring and ranking the truth of factual triples	*
*	Kristofer Box	Football Flair: Build an Alexa 'Skill' for Amazon Echo	*
	Matthew Burman	A data architecture for parallel stream clustering
	Robert Carter	Building a Deep Learning Agent for Battleship
*	Antoine Chammas	Building an Information Seeking Dialogue Agent	*
	Kar Chan	Credit Card Fraud detection using Machine Learning in TensorFlow
	Vincent Chan	Cloud Development and Delivery of Computer Games and Implications for the Training Simulation Industry
	Ganga Chana	Augmented assembly demonstrator on 'see through' HMD for factory 2050
	Aftab Chaudhary	Web-based tools for browsing multichannel conversational speech database
	Junjin Chen	PLAYING STARCRAFT 2 MINI GAMES WITH DEEP REINFORCEMENT LEARNING
	Muhammad Chishty	A computer-generated talking head for use in early diagnosis of dementia
*	Grace Clare	Large scale analysis of mobile trajectories - NOTE - CS and Maths (30 credits)	*
*	Harrison Cooper	Development of an Agent-based Model Capturing Cellular Interactions Associated with Heart Attack	*
	Rufus Cope	Development of a Cellular Automata-based Model of Desert Locust Swarms
	Benjamin Cornforth	Experiments for Convex Evolutionary Search in Combinatorial Optimisation
*	Joseph D'Souza	The Journey Through Digital Transformation To Maturity	*
*	Manvir Dhinse	Identifying Socially Abusive Profiles on Twitter	*
	Stefana Dobrea	Automated Bug-Fixing of Website Layouts
	Samuel Donnan	Modelling the Intergration of the Achilles Tendon with the Gastrocnemius Muscle
	Rajeev Galaiya	Matching Faces to Voices
*	William Garside	Analysis of Rubik's Cube Solution Algorithms with a LEGO MIndstorms Robot	*
*	Alexandros Gkigkolian	Designing a Web browsing interface for people with motor disabilities	*
*	William Goldsworthy	Medical study identification for the ScHARRHUD database using text mining techniques	*
*	Jack Han	Stance Detection on Online Forum Posts	*
	Sarah Hardcastle	Communicating With A Virtual Robot Via Spoken Language
	Georgia Hardy	Creating an Interface for Identifying Relevant Medical Literature
*	James Harvey	Reassembling Fractured 3D Objects	*
*	Danny Heard	Sound Event Tagging Using Audio and Visual Features	*
	Matthew Holey	3D Network Visualisation
*	Harry Howarth	Sound Event Detection for Smart Cars	*
	Alexis Ioannou	Adapting the population size in evolutionary algorithms
	Gurjit Jheeta	Using virtual reality to provide an experience of a football game for individuals with a sensory impairment.
*	Daniel Jones	Medical Algorithms Repository	*
	Tomasz Jurewicz	CatWalk: A Software Unit Testing Tool for Java
	Elliot Lewis	Augmented Reality Tagging of Buildings
	Tebby Maritim	Using Twitter to Monitor Road Traffic Congestion (Student Proposed Project)
	Antonios Marketos	Self-Driving Cars in Virtual Reality
	Joseph Mason	The Application of Machine Learning on MRI Data for Brain Disease Analysis
	Christopher McIntyre	Large Scale Time Series Data Handling
*	Blayze Millward	Using Simulated Environments to Learn Real World Navigation	*
*	James Milton	Visually Displaying Past and Present Smart Building Data Through Virtual Reality	*
	Fernando Montero Perez	Investigating Crime Scenes In Virtual Reality
*	David Moodie	Diagnosing Autism using Deep Learning and Brain FMRI	*
	Stephanie Morrissey	GreenShpace: Usage of Green Spaces within Sheffield
	Afolabi Nathan-Marsh	Busses without Timetables
*	Victoria Neal	To build an Alexa Skill for the Amazon Echo	*
*	Manh Tri Nguyen	The XML Olympics: Benchmarking Java XML Toolkits	*
*	Henry Noble	A Comparative Analysis of Common XML Labelling Schemes	*
	Christiana Odysseos	Developing a voice-enabled personal assistantfor the MIRO robot
*	Adam Orr	Evolutionary Algorithms in Minecraft	*
	Aiden Page	Cost Effective Contact Angle Detection
*	Owain Parry	Automatic Test Data Generation for Clojure	*
	Hiren Patel	Build an Alexa 'Skill' for Amazon Echo - NOTE - CS and Maths (30 credits)
*	Adam Phillips	Using Support Vector Machine Classification to Predict Future Stock Prices Based on Previous Financial Data	*
	Daria Potapova	Health Diary App
*	Paras Raikundlia	Agency Scheduling Web Application	*
*	Greta Ramaneckaite	Non-Suicidal Self-Injury Disorder Assessment Tool Application using Apple's ResearchKit	*
*	Michal Ratajczak	Rumor spreading in Geometric Inhomogeneous Random Graphs	*
*	James Roberts	Using 360 Video to Review a Cybercrime Investigation	*
	Euan Rochester	Fuzzing DBMS Engines
	Giorgio Rumore	Visualising document collections using Word Clouds
*	Andrejs Ruzencevs	Instant Messaging and Real-Time Communications on Android OS	*
*	Patrick Sambrook	Deep Learning for Image Classification using Tensorflow	*
	Sebastian Sas Mangel	Preference Modelling in a News Application
	Jongmin Seo	Sheffielder: An Instagram-like Social Network Service
*	Mingqian Shi	Mouse control by Hand motion	*
	Muhammad Shuja	JavaGrader: An online system for automatic marking of Java assignments
*	Niall Stevenson	Evolutionary Algorithms for Noisy Optimisation	*
	John Sumner	Can genetic algorithms learn to effectively trade on the stock market (student proposed project)
	Jodi Swift	Off-grid air quality monitor
	Tom Thomas-Litman	Security Framework for Chrome Extension Analysis
*	Hristiyan Trifonov	Application using Apple CareKit	*
	Andrew Tyler	Build an Alexa 'Skill' for Amazon Echo
	Antria Vasileiou	A Framework for the Security Analysing of Browser Extensions
	Joshua Vigar	Creating an Intentionally Vulnerable Android Application for Teaching
*	Jack Walker	The Algorithmic Beauty of Plants	*
*	Matthew Walker	Automated Responsive Accessibility Testing	*
	Benjamin Wallace	Implementing An Automatic Dementia Test on the Pepper Robot
*	Wen Ting Wang	Achievement Unlocked! Gamified Unit Testing	*
	James Webb	Implementing a user interface to modify parameters of an agent based modelof sperm movement within the reproductive tract
*	Ian Williams	A Really Useful Learning Platform	*
*	Jack Williamson	PDA To CFG Tool	*
*	Chung Lam Yip	Busses without Timetables	*
	Ho lam Yu	Gathering Visually Descriptive Language From Corpora
	Ningjia Yu	Topic Similarity
*	Tao Zhang	Designing a game scenario via ZENO to encourage children with Autism to recognize and label emotions	*
	Ping Zhou	Bus Without Timetable

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These perspectives from experienced academic leaders set the scene for relevant and timely discussions on how WRUP can serve its parent institutions with support for open access publishing.

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Authors who have published with WRUP also shared their experiences during the sessions, providing valuable insights into the open access publishing process. Their testimonials highlighted the benefits of choosing an open access model, including greater visibility, wider dissemination, and the increased impact of their work.

Experiences of publishing with WRUP were shared by three experienced academic authors. Dr Wendy Michallat from the School of Languages and Cultures at Sheffield, the editor and translator of 320 rue St Jacques: The Diary of Madeleine Blaess (2018) , praised the bespoke editorial service WRUP offers. She emphasised the support and guidance she received, and spoke about how this helped her realise her vision for her monograph as an unabridged scholarly resource with interdisciplinary reach. The book is at the heart of a suite of openly licensed resources that can be shared and reused to support learning across disciplines and academic levels.

Professor Penny Spikins from the Department of Archaeology at York shared her experience of publishing Hidden Depths: The Origins of Human Connection with WRUP. She highlighted the benefits of publishing open access books for researchers, including greater exposure for her research and subsequent opportunities to further engage with the wider public through other routes. Penny also noted that open access publishing addresses issues around equality of access to research by making high quality publications available to read without financial barriers.

Dr Emily Bell from the School of English at Leeds discussed her positive experience in publishing the volume Dickens after Dickens open access with WRUP. Again, making the publication available as widely as possible was important, but Dr Bell also stressed the responsiveness and service levels a smaller press could offer.

As well as advocating for open access publishing, both Dr Bell and Dr Michallat have shown continued support for WRUP, with both bringing a second publication to the press. Dr Bell and her associates are working on Digital Dickens, which will further showcase the digital capabilities of open access publishing, and Dr Michallat is working on additional translations of the letters of Madeleine Blaess in a volume that will complement her first WRUP publication. These researchers’ further collaboration with WRUP serves as a testament to the positive experience they had working with the Press.

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A significant portion of each event was dedicated to a panel discussion that explored the value and challenges of open access publishing. Facilitated by Michael Fake, the panel at each event was composed of academics, open access specialists, and colleagues supporting the wider scholarly communications area. The discussions explored the benefits and perceived challenges of open access book publishing. Attendees to the events were invited to submit questions in advance and could also actively participate in the session, creating a lively interaction between the panellists and the audience.

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Key themes and insights, the benefits of open access:.

Open access helps authors reach the widest possible audience with their work as it is freely accessible to and beyond the global academy, regardless of financial or institutional barriers.
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The complexities of funding models, availability of funding across different disciplines, and the sustainability of open access initiatives were keenly debated, as was the crucial need for strong institutional support to overcome these challenges.

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Academic publishing and university presses were thought to have a key role in fostering innovation.
University presses, especially those with a non-profit approach, can adapt to the changing landscape of scholarly communication, potentially leading the development of new open access models that balance the demand for quality with the need for sustainability.
Many new university presses are library-led, positioning libraries as both creators and consumers of open content. This dual role provides greater insight into the needs and challenges faced by both authors and readers, allowing for the prioritisation of non-commercial considerations.

Diverse Perspectives and Unique Insights

All three events brought a different perspective to the open access debate. Discussions took different trajectories, offering fresh and engaging insights into the opportunities and challenges that open access publishing brings. The range of viewpoints enriched the overall conversation, contributing to a more nuanced discussion of the issues at hand. Feedback indicates that attendees learned a great deal about OA publishing and about WRUP, and that this gives a platform to further build upon.

These advocacy events were a significant step forwards in emphasising the WRUP’s role as the university press for the Universities of Leeds, Sheffield and York. As well as offering a viable and proven route to high-quality and innovative open access publishing, WRUP provides an important aspect of the three libraries’ broader support for open access, being able to help academics from a position of practical experience. These events were the first step in a concerted drive to promote WRUP as an example of supportive open publishing that can help authors navigate the challenges, and enjoy the benefits of open access publishing. It is hoped this will foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of open access within the academic communities of Leeds, Sheffield, and York, and generate increased interest in WRUP as a publishing route. The events also generated ideas for further advocacy, both internal and external to the three parent universities, with the goal of continuing to raise WRUP’s profile and increase the numbers of internal and external submissions.

This is a guest post authored by Lucy Cook, White Rose University Press Publishing and Communication Assistant. If you’d like more information, please get in touch with the WRUP team: [email protected] .

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There are lots of different ways you can get access to a full-text theses: You can search for digital copies of eTheses from the University of Sheffield, University of Leeds & University of York via WREO (White Rose eTheses Online). You can use EThOS (British Library Electronic Theses Online) to search all available UK doctoral eTheses.
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Thesis submission
If any of the examiners request a print copy of the thesis, this will be arranged by Research, Partnerships and Innovation. Staff candidates are required to pay a fee on submission of the thesis. In 2024-25 this will be £520. Payments required upon the submission of any thesis may be made online online.
Dissertation Support: Formatting, printing and binding
Printing and binding. Get advice on printing your dissertation and make an appointment to get it bound.
Dissertation / Thesis binding and Printing
Our thesis / dissertation binding service offers you a choice of covers and finishes, meaning it is customised to you. We also offer a variety of extra options allowing you to add even more uniqueness to your document and make it stand out. You have a variety of delivery options too, including Next-day delivery with a 1 hour window.
Undergraduate Dissertations 2017/18
Undergraduate Dissertations 2017/18. These dissertations are published by of the University of Sheffield and all quotations from them should be credited both to the author and the University of Sheffield. Thus all citations of these dissertations should contain the author's name, the project title, and the words "Department of Computer Science ...
printing [COM Network Guide]
COM Network Guide. Trace: • printing. Staff. Students. All the printers in the department are run by ITS. If you are using a Managed or Yoyo Windows computer, it will automatically have the printing set up, already: look for University-bw and University-colour. If you're using unamanged Windows, Mac or Linux, go to https://students.sheffield ...
Sheffield Thesis Printing
Sheffield Thesis Printing - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. After extensive research and writing, printing and binding a thesis can be a daunting final step. At Sheffield Thesis Printing, they understand the importance of presenting work in the best light with their expertise in academic printing and binding.
Print resources
The Inclusive Learning Team are still here to support you. Contact us by emailing [email protected]. See our Inclusive Learning FAQs for more information. Meet the inclusive learning team. The library has a large print collection of both loanable and reference books available in all library sites.
Tver Oblast Map
Tver Oblast. Tver Oblast is a region in Central Russia, which borders Smolensk Oblast to the southwest, Pskov Oblast to the west, Novgorod Oblast to the north, Vologda Oblast to the northeast, Yaroslavl Oblast to the east, and Moscow Oblast to the southeast. Photo: Belliy, CC BY-SA 4.0. Photo: Florstein, CC BY-SA 3.0.
Q. How do I access a thesis in the library?
Hard copies of theses that are stocked by the library can be found on StarPlus. These items will have a shelfmark of 'Thesis' followed by a shelf number. For example: Shelved on Level 1 of Western Bank Library, customers can request theses for consultation by completing the online Thesis Consultation Request Form.
Category:pt:Places in Tver Oblast
Portuguese names of places of all sorts in Tver Oblast, a federal subject of Russia.. NOTE: This is a name category.It should contain names of specific places in Tver Oblast, not merely terms related to places in Tver Oblast, and should also not contain general terms for types of places in Tver Oblast.
Dissertation planning
301 Recommends: Our Dissertation Planning Essentials workshop will look at the initial stages and challenges of preparing for a large-scale dissertation project. Our Dissertation Writing workshop will break down the process of writing a dissertation and explore approaches to voice and style to help develop a way of writing academically.
Tver Oblast Chamber of Commerce in Russia
The Tver Oblast Chamber of Commerce is a local organization of businesses and companies in Tver with the intention to develop and further the interests of local companies and businesses in Russia. Many businesses are international operating companies with offices in Russia. Members of a Chamber of Commerce are usually international and local operating companies, such as lawyers, property ...
Top Universities in Tver Oblast
What are the top Universities in Tver Oblast? uniRank answers this question by publishing the 2024 uniRank University Ranking of 3 Tver Oblast higher-education institutions meeting the following uniRank selection criteria:. being chartered, licensed or accredited by the appropriate Russian higher education-related organization; offering at least three-year bachelor's degrees or postgraduate ...
Introducing Print and Creative Services
This starts with our name: Print and Creative Services. By repositioning as a creative service, we align our customer centric focus and we put creativity at the heart of everything. We work with the University community, build long-term partnerships and help departments to achieve objectives through compelling design and creativity.
Showcasing White Rose University Press: Quality and Innovation in Open
The universities of Leeds, Sheffield and York have all hosted events across 2024 to showcase White Rose University Press (WRUP). This series of advocacy events aimed to further raise awareness of WRUP and its focus on ensuring academic quality, promoting open access, and driving innovation in ...