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 2014
An Interactive Approach to Software Visualization for Customization, Manpreet Singh Kaler
Ant Colony Optimization for Jointly Solving Relay Node Placement and Trajectory Calculation in Hierarchical Wireless Sensor Networks, K. Raiyan Kamal
Children's Socio-Emotional Development and Adjustment: Role of Maternal Trauma, Mentalization and Parenting Style, Andrea Kapeleris
genomic and behavioural evolution in the artificial ecosystem simulation EcoSim, Marwa Fouad Khater
Frankenstein's Monster: The Modern Leviathan, Jevon Scott Kimmerly-Smith
Regulation of expression of CPB2, the gene encoding human thrombin activatable fibrinolysis inhibitor (TAFI): the role for post-transcriptional regulation, Dragana Komnenov
Word Reading Ability, Occupational Complexity, and Neuropsychological Functioning in a Clinical Older Adult Population, Laura Elizabeth Krasean
Shaping and Being Shaped: Examining Women's Tackle Football in Canada, Katrina Krawec
Anti-Cancer Properties of Synthetic Analogues of the Natural Compounds Colchicine and Curcumin, Kristen Elizabeth Larocque
Investigating School Experiences of Vulnerable Children in Singida, Tanzania: Challenges, Strategies, and Possible Interventions, Chrispina Lekule
Investigation of Alternatives for Up-fitting Lead Time Reduction for Vehicle Assembly, Yupeng Lin
Modeling truck toll competition between two cross-border bridges under various regimes, Qi Li
Development of a Bushing Model for Vehicle Durability Simulation, Sida Li
Analysis of Injury Severity of Drivers Involved in Single-Vehicle andTwo-Vehicle Crashes on Ontario Highways, Xuancheng Li
Sparse machine learning models in bioinformatics, Yifeng Li
Mechanical Analyses of Multi-piece Mining Vehicle Wheels to Enhance Safety, Zhanbiao Li
Environmental and Economic factors necessary to stimulate growth of CNG vehicles in NAFTA vs EMEA model, Giuseppe Lovero
THE ROLE OF SPY1 IN BREAST CANCER STEM/PROGENITOR POPULATIONS: IMPLICATIONS FOR BREAST CANCER TREATMENT, Nicole LeAnne Lyons
Micro-Data Collection and Development of Trip Generation Models of Commercial Vehicles: An Application for Windsor, Ontario, Georgiana Madar
EcoDemics, Modelling Epidemic Spread in a Simulated Predator-Prey Evolutionary Ecosystem, Yasaman Majdabadi Farahani
Prediction of protein-protein interaction types using machine learning approaches, Mina Maleki
The identity of American Catholic women religious: A qualitative study of identity narratives in an American apostolic religious community, Annunziata Marcoccia