The University of Windsor is a comprehensive university with 70 Masters and Doctoral programs in Arts and Social Sciences, Business Administration, Education, Engineering, Human Kinetics, Nursing, and Science.
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This online database contains the full-text of PhD dissertations and Masters’ theses of University of Windsor students from 1954 forward.
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Theses/Dissertations from 2007
Lifecycle approach to economic and strategic justification of RMS investments, Onur Kuzgunkaya
The politics of exclusion: Engaging the voices of systems youths., Yolanda Lambe
Biodiesel droplet combustion., S.C. Anthony Lam
Investigation of Downey model for speedup prediction, Lin Lan
DNLMS-based adaptive filters for echo cancellation., Raymond Lee
Acculturation and help-seeking behaviour of Asian-Canadian gamblers and problem gamblers, David Liang
FPGA implementation of a wireless sensor node., Junsong Liao
Complete and equivalent query rewriting using views., Minghao Li
Organization and evolution of information within eukaryotic genomes., Matthew Graham Links
Empirical study of Gene Ontology based Microarray clustering., Tianbing Lin
Improved I/O-efficient algorithms for solving graph connectivity, biconnectivity problems., Shan Li
IR-UWB for multiple-access with differential-detection receiver, Walid M. Mahmoud
An investigation of Cazaly hanger behaviour., Anthony Mandarino
The effects of an infant/toddler curriculum on literacy development for multilingual children, Lena Mangoff
A statistical reliability model for single-electron threshold logic., Yanjie Mao
Religious versus secular coping in university students adjusting to stress., Annunziata Marcoccia
Bio-mechanically driven MEMS power generator for implantable medical devices., Jose Martinez-Quijada
Using sensor ontologies to create reasoning-ready sensor data for real-time hazard monitoring in a spatial decision support system, James Dwight McCarthy
Self-evaluation of driving simulator performance in stroke patients, Cherisse McKay
A MEMS non-planar ultrasonic microarray., Matthew Meloche
The cellular membrane : properties, influence and proximal events relevant to vascular physiology, Shane G. Miersch
Computer arithmetic based on the Continuous Valued Number System, Mitra Mirhassani