An efficient kernel to support the client-server model by Fouche, Werner

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Ubiquitous mesh networking : application to mobile communication and information dissemination in a rural context by Maliwatu, Richard

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Design and optimisation of a low cost Cognitive Mesh Network by Nleya, Sindiso M

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On providing an efficient and reliable virtual block storage service by Esterhuyse, Eben

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Considerations towards the development of a forensic evidence management system

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On Route to Sustainable Software: AI-Agent-Enabled Green Coding in Integrated Development Environments by Salaheldin, Sohaida

“…In light of this, it is increasingly important to embed some form of static code analysis, preferably on the serving side of the LLM, to confirm that the generated code abides by functional and non-functional requirements prior to submitting the code to the client side. …”
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Hand vein-based biometric authentication using neural networks by Beukes, Emile

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Virtual world accessibility: a multitool approach by Kruger, Rynhardt Pieter

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An investigation and evaluation of three integrated library systems for the Human Sciences Research Council Information Services by Sani, Cecilia Maria

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Strategies to overcome challenges when implementing an Enterprise Engineering Innovation Life-cycle by Du Toit Francois

“…The relationship between enterprise client value proposition strategy show that enterprise client value proposition serves as a coherent link between how the innovation life cycle is adopted or changed to address the enterprise client value chain. …”
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Development of an RF listening mode on the TIGER-3 FPGA platform by van Zyl, Willem Francois

“…In this mode, the radar samples a signal from an antenna and effectively communicates the data to a personal computer via an Ethernet link. To achieve these outcomes; FPGA code (written in Verilog) was developed to implement IQ downconversion, digital filtering, and a client interface for the Ethernet link. …”
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'n Bedryfsielkundige ondersoek na die verband tussen emosionele intelligensie en werksprestasie in die oproepsentrum-omgewing by Nel, Heidemarie

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The cognitive dynamics of socio-technological thinking in the early phases of expert designers' design processes

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Perceptions held by masters students of the NOMA Track Module on ‘Nutrition, Human Rights and Governance’ by Marais, Martha Louisa

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Hovercape Interpretive Centre and Hovercraft Terminal

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A Descriptive Case Study: Challenges experienced by health care workers (HCW) at a primary health care facility when serving deaf/hearing impaired (HI) patients by Orrie, Shameela

“…Results HCWs reported that they serve very few Deaf or HI clients. However, themes of language barriers; resilience; preconceptions; improvisation and innovation: interpreters and recommendations emerged. …”
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The perceptions of final year physiotherapy students and their clients regarding their experiences of home visits : an exploratory case study by Parris, Dianne

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Enabling and constraining factors in the management of four City of Cape Town public libraries by Nkhahle, Rethabile A

“…Practices enabling the management of these public libraries were: staff training and development, providing opportunities for teamwork, following library policies and plans, and commitment to meeting the needs of the communities served. Some of the recommendations made are that the City of Cape Town libraries should look into increasing funding for these libraries so that they can buy more stock for the clients, offer more training for all the employees, support both employees who want to pursue further studies at undergraduate and postgraduate levels, and increase staffing. …”
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Business priorities driving BYOD and the resulting consequences: a South African case study by Miller, Steve Gavin

“…Such devices include smart phones, tablets and laptop computers. BYOD provide s opportunities for both the organisation and employees, but the adoption of BYO D also introduces risks to the organisation. …”
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An integrated management strategy to reduce time and cost overruns on large projects by Simushi, Sitwala J. S.

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