Browsing College of Engineering and Technology by Author "Software Engineering"

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  • Cloud Platform for Research Crowdsourcing in Mobile Testing 

    Starov, Oleksii (East Carolina University, 2013)
    Mobile application testing and testing over a cloud are two highly topical fields nowadays. Mobile testing presents specific test activities, including verification of an application against a variety of heterogeneous ...

  • Gesture Prediction Model for the Guitar Fingering Problem 

    Samavatian, Arman (East Carolina University, 2014)
    In this thesis we provide a method for finding the fingering of a music piece on any type of guitar using a hand model. Adapting to the real world conditions by deploying a model of the user's hand, and considering the ...

  • A Protocol and Tool for Developing a Descriptive Behavioral Model 

    Jeck, Steven (East Carolina University, 2012)
    Fuzzy rules have been used to model complex human behavior in order to develop sophisticated industrial control systems. The use of fuzzy rules to create a behavioral model provides a quantitative basis for discussing the ...

  • Treasure Island Security framework : A Generic Security Framework for public clouds 

    Shahbazi, Ali (East Carolina University, 2014)
    In this thesis we introduce a generic security framework for public clouds called Treasure Island Security framework that is designed to address the issues related to cloud computing security and specifically key-management ...

  • USING HYBRID SCRUM TO MEET WATERFALL PROCESS DELIVERABLES 

    Moster, Emil (East Carolina University, 2013)
    System Development Life Cycles (SDLCs) for organizations are often based upon traditional software development models such as the waterfall model. These processes are complex, heavy in documentation deliverables, and are ...

  • Using n-grams to identify time periods of cultural influence 

    Knight, Gregory P. (East Carolina University, 2012)
    An author's literary style is influenced by the cultural time period in which the author lives. The author's ideas, and the words chosen to express them, can help identify the cultural time period that most influenced the ...