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ORCIDSAICSIT Conf. 2010: Bela Bela, South Africa
- Paula Kotzé, Alta van der Merwe, Aurona Gerber:
Proceedings of the 2010 Annual Conference of the South African Institute of Computer Scientists and Information Technologists, SAICSIT 2010, Bela Bela, South Africa, October 11-13, 2010. ACM International Conference Proceeding Series, ACM 2010, ISBN 978-1-60558-950-3 - Funmi Adebesin
, Paula Kotzé, Helene Gelderblom:
The complementary role of two evaluation methods in the usability and accessibility evaluation of a non-standard system. 1-11 - Udo Richard Averweg, Jan Hendrik Kroeze:
Probing some theoretical aspects of practitioner-based inquiry research in information systems. 12-18 - Ross Berkland, Shaun Bangay:
Identifying annotations for adventure game generation from fiction text. 19-28 - Adele Botha, Marlien Herselman, Darelle van Greunen:
Mobile user experience in a mlearning environment. 29-38 - Duncan Clough, Stefano Rivera, Michelle Kuttel, Vincent Geddes, Patrick C. Marais:
Panopticon: a scalable monitoring system. 39-47 - Cyrille Dongmo, John Andrew van der Poll:
A four-way framework for validating a specification. 48-57 - Edim Azom Emmanuel, Hippolyte N. Muyingi:
A mobile commerce application for rural economy development: a case study for Dwesa. 58-66 - Helene Gelderblom, Tobie van Dyk, Judy van Biljon:
Mobile phone adoption: do existing models adequately capture the actual usage of older adults? 67-74 - Aurona Gerber, Onkgopotse Molefe, Alta van der Merwe:
Documenting open source migration processes for re-use. 75-85 - Mehrdad Ghaziasgar, James Connan:
Investigating the feasibility factors of synthetic sign language visualization methods on mobile phones. 86-92 - Kim Gush, Ruth de Villiers:
Application usage of unsupervised digital doorway computer kiosks in remote locations in South Africa. 93-103 - Scott Hazelhurst:
PH2: an hadoop-based framework for mining structural properties from the PDB database. 104-112 - Ryan Hill, Janet Wesson:
A-POInter: an adaptive mobile tourist guide. 113-122 - Boroto Hwabamungu, Quentin Williams:
m-Health adoption and sustainability prognosis from a care givers' and patients' perspective. 123-131 - Bronwin Jason, André P. Calitz, Jéan H. Greyling:
The evaluation of an adaptive user interface model. 132-143 - Melisa Koorsse, Charmain Cilliers, André P. Calitz:
Motivation and learning preferences of information technology learners in South African secondary schools. 144-152 - Jan H. Kroeze:
Ontology goes postmodern in ICT. 153-159 - Linda Marshall, Derrick G. Kourie:
Deriving a digraph isomorphism for digraph compliance measurement. 160-169 - Job Mashapa, Darelle van Greunen:
User experience evaluation metrics for usable accounting tools. 170-181 - Moshe T. Masonta, Mjumo Mzyece, Ntsibane Ntlatlapa:
Towards energy efficient mobile communications. 182-186 - Audrey Mbogho, Michelle Katz:
The impact of accents on automatic recognition of South African English speech: a preliminary investigation. 187-192 - Thomas Monk, Johan Van Niekerk, Rossouw von Solms:
Sweetening the medicine: educating users about information security by means of game play. 193-200 - Mark Muwanguzi, Elmarie Biermann:
Integrated security framework for low cost RFID tags. 201-208 - Johnson Mwebaze, John McFarland, Danny Booxhorn, Edwin Valentijn:
A data lineage model for distributed sub-image processing. 209-219 - Ernest Ketcha Ngassam, Derrick G. Kourie, Bruce W. Watson:
A framework for benchmarking FA-based string recognizers. 220-230 - Alastair Nottingham, Barry Irwin:
Parallel packet classification using GPU co-processors. 231-241 - Vreda Pieterse, Derrick G. Kourie, Loek G. Cleophas, Bruce W. Watson:
Performance of C++ bit-vector implementations. 242-250 - Nelishia Pillay:
An empirical study into the structure of heuristic combinations in an evolutionary algorithm hyper-heuristic for the examination timetabling problem. 251-257 - Nelishia Pillay:
A study into the use of hyper-heuristics to solve the school timetabling problem. 258-264 - Hendrik Willem Pretorius, Carina de Villiers:
A South African perspective of the international discourse about women in information technology. 265-274 - Marco Pretorius, Helene Gelderblom, Bester Chimbo:
Using eye tracking to compare how adults and children learn to use an unfamiliar computer game. 275-283 - Brenda Scholtz, Charmain Cilliers, André P. Calitz:
Qualitative techniques for evaluating enterprise resource planning (ERP) user interfaces. 284-293 - Farouk Smith:
A virtual VLSI architecture for computer hardware evolution. 294-303 - Hanlie Smuts, Alta van der Merwe, Paula Kotzé, Marianne Loock:
Critical success factors for information systems outsourcing management: a software development lifecycle view. 304-313 - Patrick Tchankue, Dieter Vogts, Janet Wesson:
Design and evaluation of a multimodal interface for in-car communication systems. 314-321 - Bradley van Tonder, Janet Wesson:
Is tilt interaction better than keypad interaction for mobile map-based applications? 322-331 - Heike Winschiers-Theophilus, Nicola J. Bidwell, Shilumbe Chivuno-Kuria, Gereon Koch Kapuire:
Determining requirements within an indigenous knowledge system of African rural communities. 332-340 - Asheer Bachoo:
Blind assessment of image blur using the Haar wavelet. 341-345 - Meredith A. Barnes, Mathys C. du Plessis, Brenda Scholtz:
Toward database inference by GUI analysis: a case study. 346-349 - Laurie L. Butgereit, Reinhardt A. Botha:
A busyness model for assigning tutors to pupils in a mobile, online tutoring system: a look at C3TO. 350-355 - Bradley Cowie, Barry Irwin:
Data classification for artificial intelligence construct training to aid in network incident identification using network telescope data. 356-360 - David Denton, Irwin Brown:
The shortage of skilled storage professionals in South Africa and coping strategies employed. 361-364 - Mardé Greeff, Quentin Williams, Ronéll Alberts, Harriet Pretorius:
Determining the user profile for an adaptable training platform. 365-369 - Aditi Sharma Grover, Karen Calteaux, Gerhard B. Van Huyssteen, Marthinus W. Pretorius:
An overview of HLTs for South African Bantu languages. 370-375 - Agnes Koschmider, Volker Hoyer, Andrea Giessmann:
Quality metrics for mashups. 376-380 - Awie Leonard, Ian Strydom:
The management of service desk role players: a South African perspective. 381-385 - Pei Li, James Connan:
Numberplate detection using double segmentation. 386-389 - Muthoni Masinde, Antoine B. Bagula:
A framework for predicting droughts in developing countries using sensor networks and mobile phones. 390-393 - Thipe Modipa, Marelie H. Davel, Febe de Wet:
Acoustic modelling of Sepedi affricates for ASR. 394-398 - Jabu Mtsweni, Elmarie Biermann, Laurette Pretorius:
Toward a service creation framework: a case of intelligent semantic services. 399-403 - Nkanyiso Ndlovu, Nobert Rangarirai Jere, Handsome Mpofu:
Wireless network deployment configurations: Dwesa marginalized area as a case study. 404-407 - Rushil Raghavjee, Nelishia Pillay:
An informed genetic algorithm for the high school timetabling problem. 408-412 - Evan Saunders, Jéan H. Greyling, Lester Cowley:
An intelligent framework for mobile devices. 413-416 - Fedor Strok, Alexey Neznanov:
Comparing and analyzing the computational complexity of FCA algorithms. 417-420 - Hussein Suleman, Marc Bowes, Matthew Hirst, Suraj Subrun:
Hybrid online-offline digital collections. 421-425 - Cornè Johandia van Staden:
IT moderation going green. 426-428 - Ronald Wertlen, Richard Strickland:
awareNet: the system design of a social networking software for disadvantaged South African schools. 429-433 - Udo Richard Averweg:
CSFs for decision-making support systems: an IS practitioner-researcher perspective. 434-435
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