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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Theses/Dissertations from 2021
Efficient Heuristic Solutions to Scheduling Online Courses, Rida Zaidi
Efficient and Accurate Neural Network Based Internal Combustion Engine Modeling and Prediction, Weiying Zeng
Hydrogen Production During the Dark Fermentation of Glycerol, Guochen Zhang
The Impact of High Voltage Electrode Diameter on Spark Discharge Process, Jiaming Zhang
Polar-Coded OFDM with Index Modulation, Si-yu Zhang
Ceramic coatings on non-valve metals deposited by plasma electrolysis, Chen Zhao
Study of Heterogeneous Academic Networks, Fen Zhao
Pseudo-Zero Velocity Re-Detection Double Threshold Zero-Velocity Update Method for Inertial Sensor-Based Pedestrian, Tianyi Zhao
Impact of Discharge Duration on Lean Combustion in Spark Ignition Engines, Hua Zhu
Internationalization of Higher Education in China: A Case Study of the University System in Shandong, Ying Zhu
Methods of Determining and Predicating Community Annoyance due to Aircraft Noise, Kevin Zielinski
Using a Team-Based Approach to Psychological Skills Training with an Esports Team, Erkin-Gadzhi Zuluev
Using a Team-Based Approach to Psychological Skills Training with an Esports Team, Erkin-Gadzhi Zuluev
Theses/Dissertations from 2020
Wireless Sensor Technology Selection for I4.0 Manufacturing Systems, Badr Mohamed Mahmoud Abdelrehim
Advanced Speed Control Strategies to Reduce Delay and Improve Safety of Car-Truck Mixed Traffic Flow, Anas Abdulghani
An Approach of SLA Violation Prediction and QoS Optimization using Regression Machine Learning Techniques, Saurav Agarwal
EV battery state changes & RL considerations, Muhammad Akram
A P2P Optimistic Fair Exchange (OFE) Scheme For Personal Health Records Using Blockchain Technology, Nasim AlGoni
Modelling Truck Stop Destinations and Durations Within a Truck Tour Micro-Simulation Framework for the GTHA, Ontario, Canada, Ahmed Alshurafa
Stochastic planning for active distribution networks hosting fast charging stations, Abdelrahman Amer
A Numerical Study on the Effect of Temperature and Chemical Mechanism on Soot Formation in an Ethylene-Air Laminar Coflow Diffusion Flame, Yasaman Amidpour
Development of a Vibroacoustic Noise Prediction Model for Multi-Layered Concentric Cylinders Under Electromagnetic Forced Vibration, Frank Angione
Design and Modeling of Piezoelectric Micromachined Ultrasonic Transducer (PMUT) using a Multi-User MEMS Process for Medical Imaging, Jenitha Antony Balasingam
Improving Human-Robot Cooperation and Safety In The Shared Automated Workplace, Mohammad Anvaripour