Skip to content

Computer Science

Algorithms, systems, AI and software engineering.

143 papers available

✨ Generate a Computer Science paper
Computer Science Undergraduate (+60%)

Lecture 3 UID 2025 26

Slide 1 Personas and scenarios: making initial ideas concrete Dr Nuno Otero Slide 2 Overview Recap the last lecture… Personas Scenarios Looking at the coursework specification Slide 3 Recap the last lectures User centred design and the design cycle What is HCI? What are the main activities of a user centred design approach for creating digital products? Define the problem Identify needs and requirements Develop alternative designs that satisfy the requirements Build prototypes so that the alternative designs can be "communicated" and evaluated Continuous check of the evaluations performed and

2,865 words 13 min read 1,200 tokens to unlock
Computer Science Undergraduate (+60%)

Lecture 2 UID 2025 26

Slide 1 guidelines and design rules Dr Nuno Otero Slide 2 Overview Where do guidelines come from? Human psychology and its implications for designing user interfaces Generic HCI guidelines How to use guidelines? Slide 3 User Interface Design Guidelines “Design guidelines are sets of recommendations on how to apply design principles to provide a positive user experience. Designers use such guidelines to judge how to adopt principles such as intuitiveness, learnability, efficiency and consistency so they can create compelling designs and meet and exceed user needs.” Source: https://www.interact…

1,179 words 5 min read 1,200 tokens to unlock
Computer Science Undergraduate (+60%)

Lecture 1 UID 2025 26

Slide 1 Comp1773 User Interface Design Introduction to the module Dr Nuno Otero Slide 2 Overview About the delivery team Overview of the module Schedule Learning outcomes Textbook Topics to be covered Introduction to User Interfaces and User Interface Design Slide 3 Teaching team Dr Nuno Otero – module leader, lecturer, and tutor. Dr Annemarie Zijlema – tutor. Slide 4 General information Lectures Lectures week 1-6 and week 8-12 Thursdays from 1pm to 3pm Labs Thursdays 3pm to 4Pm, 4pm to 5pm. Axure RP practice and support the coursework Slide

1,474 words 7 min read 1,200 tokens to unlock
Computer Science Undergraduate (+60%)

Instruction Cycle 4 2

Slide 1 Computer Systems CPU Execution Speed & Instruction Cycle Slide 2 Instruction Cycle Instruction Cycle: Execution of instruction/ command in a low level code. Time required by the CPU to execute one single instruction CPU carries many instructions per second 4 steps/ machine cycle to execute an instruction Fetch Decode Execute Store Slide 3 4 steps of Instruction Cycle Fetch the instruction: Instruction fetched from the memory address that is available in the PC( Program counter) Instruction will be available in the IR. At the end of Fetch instruction,

756 words 3 min read 1,200 tokens to unlock
Computer Science Undergraduate (+60%)

GoogleDork YashBhootra

Slide 1 Yash Bhootra, MSc Consultant | Penetration Tester | Instructor 6+ years of industry experience Certifications: EC-Council CEI, CEH, Security+, Pentest+, . . CYSA+,Cloud+, 5xAzure and many more 5000+ students across the globe Slide 2 Learning Objectives Understand how Google Dorking is used in the reconnaissance phase of penetration testing. Identify sensitive data exposures using advanced Google search queries across web applications. Learn mitigation strategies to prevent data leakage via search engines. Slide 3 What is Penetration Testing? Penetration testing is a type of security t…

337 words 2 min read 1,200 tokens to unlock
Computer Science Undergraduate (+60%)

FIT Tutorial 1 Investigative Methodologies Frameworks

Slide 1 F.I.T Tutorial 1: Investigative Methodologies and Frameworks Slide 2 Module delivery Lectures: released via MyBeckett every Friday afternoon (by 4pm) Tutorials: 2 hours a week: Will include: Discussions to cement understanding from lectures Group work around investigations / scenarios Discussion of readings Assessment activity and assessment feedback Lab work Whilst some of the sessions are heavy on research, we still expect attendance - we will discuss with you and review the work you are completing to help feedback on elements for the assessments We will not do this

2,543 words 12 min read 1,200 tokens to unlock
Computer Science Undergraduate (+60%)

Example Of Quantiative Dissertation Defense PowerPoint DeepanshuBhatia 2024 06 22 V2 (1)

Slide 1 Dissertation Defense Deepanshu Bhatia July 2024 Assessing the Efficacy of AI-Based Data Breach and Fraud Prevention: A Quantitative Analysis of User Trust and Threat Avoidance Behavior Among Information Technology Professionals Slide 2 Introduction Security breaches involving sensitive data, have been on the rise in recent years (Hughes-Lartey et al., 2021). Organizations impacted by data breach suffer significant financial losses, reputational damage, loss of customer's trust, and often market share (Gwebu et al., 2018). Incidents like data breaches are examples of how people, not ju…

1,518 words 7 min read 1,200 tokens to unlock
Computer Science Undergraduate (+60%)

Ecommerce Dissertation Full Slides With Notes 1

Slide 1 Ecommerce Store Company Profile Here is where your presentation begins Slide 2 About us Shopping and business practices have drastically changed over the last decade due to digital transformation. High smartphone usage, fast internet, and increased trust in online payments have made e-commerce a global norm. Consumers now expect fast, secure, and seamless online shopping anytime, anywhere. Major platforms like Amazon, Shopify, and eBay offer complete end-to-end shopping solutions. [Speaker notes] This slide outlines the main aim of the project, which is to build a full-stack e-commerc…

822 words 4 min read 1,200 tokens to unlock
Computer Science Undergraduate (+60%)

Ecommerce Dissertation Full Slides With Notes

Slide 1 Ecommerce Store Company Profile Here is where your presentation begins Slide 2 About us Shopping and business practices have drastically changed over the last decade due to digital transformation. High smartphone usage, fast internet, and increased trust in online payments have made e-commerce a global norm. Consumers now expect fast, secure, and seamless online shopping anytime, anywhere. Major platforms like Amazon, Shopify, and eBay offer complete end-to-end shopping solutions. [Speaker notes] This slide outlines the main aim of the project, which is to build a full-stack e-commerc…

815 words 4 min read 1,200 tokens to unlock
Computer Science Undergraduate (+60%)

Data Representation 5

Slide 1 Computer Systems Data Representation Slide 2 Data Representation • Data refers to the symbols that represent people, events, things, and ideas. Data can be a name, a number, the colours in a photograph, or the notes in a musical composition. Data can be BINARY or HEX • Data Representation refers to the form in which data is stored, processed, and transmitted. • Devices such as smart phones, iPods, and computers store data in digital formats that can be handled by electronic circuitry Slide 3 Data Representation • The

910 words 4 min read 1,200 tokens to unlock