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Tchow Android app offers a mobile ordering platform for food vendors in university cafeterias, reducing wait times and promoting social distancing during the pandemic.
Anthony Baah
African Leadership Univerisity
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Kenyan banks have been plagued by inefficiency in service delivery, often due to reliance on traditional feedback methods. The study aims to improve service delivery efficiency in Kenyan banks by automating sentiment analysis, providing a customer review dashboard, and improving…
William Mutua Peter
African Leadership Univerisity
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A proposed solution is to develop an offline Learning Management System (LMS) that allows students to access and track course content, enabling offline access and data storage via Learning Record Storage.
Crepin Gontran Kayisire
African Leadership Univerisity
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Agricultural productivity is crucial for African economies, employing 60% of the workforce. Disease detection is vital for maintaining crop quality, quantity, and productivity.
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African Leadership Univerisity
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The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the world, with measures like social distancing and mask-wearing reducing infection rates. This research proposes using deep learning and object detection to help blind and visually impaired people maintain social distancing.
Kevin Sebineza
African Leadership Univerisity
Department
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InRep Connect Final Year Project 2021
The research aims to increase cybersecurity awareness among Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) through educational programs and campaigns, thereby reducing vulnerability levels and promoting cybersecurity importance.
Sakala Anthony
African Leadership Univerisity
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This project reviews an RFID-based system for educational institutions, reducing repetitive tasks, human errors, and time-consuming tasks, providing an alternative tool for student attendance management.
Magura Ceaser Riruyo
African Leadership Univerisity
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Food sharing is a crucial aspect of African human relationships, reducing drug use, tobacco, alcohol use, mental health issues, depression, and suicidal thoughts. In Rwanda, Melos, a web-based platform, attracts tourists and encourages physical interaction.
Erastus Cheruiyot Kirui
African Leadership Univerisity
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A research hub is a platform that allows academics to share their work, such as capstone projects and research papers, with others for reference. This platform aims to make graduates' work more impactful and accessible to others.
Ivan Iyamarere
African Leadership Univerisity
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Online payments, also known as e-commerce payments, are crucial for digital transactions. In Rwanda, the Mobile Money system is the most popular, but this project aims to identify and address gaps in the current system.
Taiwo Temidayo John
African Leadership Univerisity
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This paper investigates transfer learning methods for low-resource Luo languages, focusing on the similarity of the languages. The study trains a more resourced language pair (parent model) and transfers some learned parameters to the less-resourced pair (child model) to initial…
Ogayo, Atieno Peres
African Leadership Univerisity
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African farmers struggle with limited market access, exploited by middlemen. E-commerce is revolutionizing agriculture in Kenya and Rwanda, providing direct access to a wider market and lower prices through smartphone applications and websites.
Obutho Ian Odhiambo
African Leadership Univerisity
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The recycling process in Kigali, Rwanda, faces errors and time-consuming sorting. To simplify this process, a project aims to use machine learning concepts to classify recyclable and non-recyclable waste materials.
Mary Mwangi
African Leadership Univerisity
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Ethiopia's primary language, Amharic, is a low-resource language with limited translated content. Researchers have used a machine translation toolkit called Joeynmt to train data and translate sentences. The only available dataset is the Bible translation, which is insufficient.
Edosa Leta
African Leadership Univerisity
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This project explores using Twitter as a source of disaster-related information. It uses a Machine Learning pipeline to extract key information from tweets and a web-based application to deploy trained models.
Kelvin Kinda Chumbe
African Leadership Univerisity
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African Leadership University (ALU) is implementing ALUxFeed to improve its feedback system by allowing students to share instant feedback on issues they value.
Innocent Ingabire
African Leadership Univerisity
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Rwanda's agriculture sector, accounting for 33% of GDP, faces investment challenges due to lack of cooperative information. Demeter aims to address this by launching a web-based application platform.
Valentin Niyonshuti
African Leadership Univerisity
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Attendance recording and storage in African colleges and universities are crucial for class marking and processing. An automated system using Near Field Communication, NFC, and NFC tags aims to divert recording from lecturers and professors, save time, and improve records storag…
Nelson Bassey
African Leadership Univerisity
Department
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Africa's vast natural resources cause conflict and threats to wildlife survival. Tourism boosts employment, but local communities earn less, potentially harming wildlife. A fair profit distribution system is needed.
Kwizera David
African Leadership Univerisity
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The research proposes a digital saving platform for university students and young professionals, developed using Android Studio and APIs, promoting sustainable youth development and secure asset management.
Yves Mugenga
African Leadership Univerisity
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The pandemic has prompted the government and population to reevaluate efficiency and prioritize protection, focusing on online payment and resource management to mitigate the spread of coronavirus.
Herve Musangwa
African Leadership Univerisity
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This study explores the use of technology in diagnosing and treating autism, focusing on mobile devices and applications. It highlights current developments and aims to develop an intervention application.
Kudakwashe Solomon
Mavuru
African Leadership Univerisity
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This project aims to examine the impact of imbalanced datasets on the accuracy of facial-detection systems, focusing on the training of models with different datasets.
Masupa David
African Leadership Univerisity
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The Covid-19 pandemic underscored the significance of digital marketing in generating leads and reaching customers, suggesting the implementation of a smart sales management system.
Christian Rebero Twahirwa
African Leadership Univerisity
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Noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) cause 70% of deaths globally, especially in low-income African countries. Early detection is crucial for prevention and treatment. This project aims to develop an automated system using machine learning for early detection of NCDs.
Samiratu Ntohsi
African Leadership Univerisity
Department