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ORCIDSAICSIT Conf. 2017: Thaba Nchu, South Africa
- Muthoni Masinde:
Proceedings of the South African Institute of Computer Scientists and Information Technologists, SAICSIT 2017, Thaba Nchu, South Africa, September 26-28, 2017. ACM 2017, ISBN 978-1-4503-5250-5 - R. Adam, Lisa F. Seymour:
Mobile news service adoption: a South African case study. 1:1-1:9 - Abejide Ade-Ibijola, George Obaido:
S-NAR: generating narrations of SQL queries using regular expressions. 2:1-2:8 - A. S. Ajibola, Leila Goosen
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Development of heuristics for usability evaluation of m-commerce applications. 3:1-3:10 - Peter John Alkema, Stephen Phillip Levitt, Jeff Yu-Jen Chen:
Agile and hackathons: a case study of emergent practices at the FNB codefest. 4:1-4:10 - Hanno Brink, Hima B. Vadapalli:
Deformable part models with CNN features for facial landmark detection under occlusion. 5:1-5:9 - Catherine Chavula, Hussein Suleman:
Morphological cluster induction of Bantu words using a weighted similarity measure. 6:1-6:9 - Edmore Chindenga, Mfundo Shakes Scott, Caroline Gurajena:
Semantics based service orchestration in IoT. 7:1-7:7 - Jeanne Coetzer, Leon Grobbelaar, Muthoni Masinde:
Making software humane: the effects of affective and anthropomorphism on the adoption of an m-health application. 8:1-8:8 - Lyrice Cohen:
Impacts of business intelligence on population health: a systematic literature review. 9:1-9:9 - Waleed Deaney, Isabella Margarethe Venter, Mehrdad Ghaziasgar, Reg Dodds:
A comparison of facial feature representation methods for automatic facial expression recognition. 10:1-10:10 - Emmanuel Dufourq, Bruce A. Bassett:
Automated classification of text sentiment. 11:1-11:10 - Emmanuel Dufourq, Bruce A. Bassett:
Automated problem identification: regression vs classification via evolutionary deep networks. 12:1-12:9 - Ifeoluwapo Fashoro, Lynette Barnard:
Challenges to the successful implementation of social media in a South African municipality. 13:1-13:9 - R. C. Fouché:
Head mouse: generalisability of research focused on the disabled to able bodied users. 14:1-14:10 - Ibraheem Frieslaar, Barry Irwin:
Investigating the effects various compilers have on the electromagnetic signature of a cryptographic executable. 15:1-15:10 - Karin Fröhlich, Anicia Peters:
e-government social exclusion and satisfaction among Namibian citizens: a case of a Namibian government ministry. 16:1-16:6 - Nobert Rangarirai Jere, Mfundo Shakes Scott, Amon Taruvinga:
An integrated mobile veld fire detection and sharing platform for Southern Africa. 17:1-17:7 - R. Karon, Nomusa Dlodlo:
An electronic patient records management impact assessment framework based on nurses perceptions: a Namibian case. 18:1-18:7 - Zubeida Casmod Khan, C. Maria Keet:
Automatically changing modules in modular ontology development and management. 19:1-19:10 - Tomas Knoetze, Mosiuoa Tsietsi:
ARrowhead: a mobile augmented reality application using wi-fi positioning for indoor contexts. 20:1-20:9 - Dumisani Kunene, Hima Vadapalli:
Better feature acquisition through the use of infrared imaging for human detection systems. 21:1-21:10 - Philip Machanick:
Video on demand in a high bandwidth world. 22:1-22:8 - Harry Moongela, John McNeill:
Perceptions of social media on students' academic engagement in tertiary education. 23:1-23:10 - Joshua Katebe Mwenya, Irwin Brown:
Actor-network theory in IS research: critique on application of the principle of generalized symmetry. 24:1-24:10 - Michael J. Norman, Isabella Margarethe Venter:
Software development in the western cape: the role of higher education. 25:1-25:9 - Adebowale Ojo:
Locus of control and computer self-efficacy as predictors of hospital information system acceptance: evidence from Nigeria. 26:1-26:7 - Vreda Pieterse, Loek Cleophas:
Benchmarking optimised algorithms for transitive closure. 27:1-27:10 - Pieter Potgieter, Pieter J. Blignaut:
Using eye-tracking to assess the application of divisibility rules when dividing a multi-digit dividend by a single digit divisor. 28:1-28:10 - Laurisha Rampersad, Sarah Blyth, Ed Elson, Michelle M. Kuttel:
Improving the usability of scientific software with participatory design: a new interface design for radio astronomy visualisation software. 29:1-29:9 - Karen Renaud, Judy van Biljon:
Charting the path towards effective knowledge visualisations. 30:1-30:10 - Lucy Charity Sakala, Wallace Chigona:
Lecturer resistance during ICTs implementation in higher education in Zimbabwe: forms and triggers. 31:1-31:10 - Georg I. Schlünz, Ilana Wilken, Carmen Moors, Tebogo Gumede, Willem van der Walt, Karen Calteaux, Kerstin Tönsing, Karin van Niekerk:
Applications in accessibility of text-to-speech synthesis for South African languages: initial system integration and user engagement. 32:1-32:10 - Theunis J. Steyn, Stefan Gruner:
A new optional parallelism operator in CSP for wireless sensor networks. 33:1-33:8 - Rethabile Thwala, Funmi Adebesin:
The adoption of ICT for incident reporting at a South African mining company. 34:1-34:8 - Willem Visser, Corina S. Pasareanu:
Probabilistic programming for Java using symbolic execution and model counting. 35:1-35:10 - Andreas von Holy, Alon Bresler, Osher Shuman, Catherine Chavula, Hussein Suleman:
Bantuweb: a digital library for resource scarce South African languages. 36:1-36:10 - Elizabeth Wamicha, Lisa F. Seymour:
Organizational interventions to build the ERP business process analyst: the 4I framework perspective. 37:1-37:6 - Brink van der Merwe, Nicolaas Weideman, Martin Berglund:
Turning evil regexes harmless. 38:1-38:10 - Janet Louise Wesson, N. L. O. Cowley, C. E. Brooks:
Extending a mobile prototyping tool to support user interface design patterns and reusability. 39:1-39:9
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