Browsing by Author "Muhammad Saad"

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    School-Parental Portal
    (Library Information Services, CUI Lahore, 2021) Muhammad Saad; FA18- BCS-096; Aamer Mahmood
    The use of School Parental Portal is to design a direct contact between parents and teachers. It’ll help the teachers to make parents aware about the academic, social, and co-curricular activities carried out by their children in the school. Since the portal system is mandatory at college and university level for a feasible connection between students and teachers, we believe that it should also be a mandatory factor for schools to create a link between parents and teachers at school level. Parents would be aware of the performances of their children in every aspect. We’ll design a feasible website for the implementation of our idea. One can use it easily with its user-friendly UI. An internet portal platform will be developed integrating all the below mentioned features into one coherent system
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    Voli- The Artificial Therapist
    (Library Information Services, CUI Lahore, 2021) Muhammad Saad; LHR TP 7512; FA17- BCS-004; Dr. Atifa Athar
    Humans tend to face several issues concerning their emotions in society. Such issues with dealing with their emotions may stop them from reaching out to a therapist. Psychologists use several methods to resolve emotional conflicts faced by patients with mental issues including cognitive psychotherapy. Cognitive understanding plays a huge role in the betterment of the emotional competence of a patient. Henceforth, there is a requirement of such an agent that may play the role of a helping- hand to the human therapist in this task by aiding them in getting an idea of the emotions of the human patient. Therefore, a combination of different areas of research and development; Psychology, Artificial Intelligence, Game Design, and Game Development is required to model the interaction between a human and an artificial agent through the means of a video game and a textual conversation that represent classified emotions per a proposed model. Such an agent is required to observe the emotions of the player based on the decisions made and then work as a one-way conversational artificial bot to ask certain pre-selected questions that help the bot guess the emotions of the player. Upon the basis of such a sentiment analysis, the model responds by providing media-oriented recommendations to the player