Final Year Projects (FYPs) - Undergraduates
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Item IMPACT OF PANDEMIC COVID-19 ON EDUCATIONAL SECTOR IN PAKISTAN(Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, 2020) SIDRA IRAM; SP17-BBA-087; LHR TP 6712; IMRAN-UR-REHMANThe whole world faces a very worse situation in 2020, which is pandemic. Due to a viral disease COVID-19. It found that the COVID virus started from Wuhan, China and it’s spreads in the entire world in just a few months. It was such a disaster attack that the peoples, organization, and government couldn’t resist against it and they got highly impacted. There are a very few sectors of the world who remains unaffected from Corona Virus. There are two types of impact of COVID-19, i.e., towards the humans and towards the economies of the world and towards the environment. Humanly it is damaging the health of individual and its infact the lower respiratory track. Many people couldn’t survive against the COVID19 and 1.02 million people died due to the Corona Virus and across 3.2 million got this disease. On another side its great threat for each and every organization they have changes their business practices due to the government and international legislation.Item COVID-19 AND E-COMMERCE; A CASE OF PAKISTAN(Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, 2020) Ayesha Rehman; FA17-BBA-190; LHR TP 6750; Dr. Syed AtifFirst time Covid-19 was experienced in Wuhan the city of China. In all over the world the disease rapidly spread. By this disease most of the people have been affected. For every country it was a difficult task to overcome this disease. Covid-19 was noticed on 26 February in Pakistan. Since, within two months the cases and the death rate were increased rapidly it was necessary for the Government of Pakistan to try its level best to control the disease. For this purpose, various precautionary measures were adopted as compulsion of masks, keeping the distance of at least six-feet between two persons, by implementing the lockdown and by stopping the international trades and by making isolation centers in the hospitals like other countries. All these things were necessary to control the pandemic situation.Item COVID-19 AND THE WORLD OF DIGITAL MARKETING(Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, 2025) Ahmad Tahir; FA17-BBA-025; Sadaf Ehsan; LHR TP 6682This paper aims to investigate that how covid-19 impacted the business firms and how the firms responded to it. COVID-19 disturbed every single individual and every single operation happening in this world. It happened for the very first time in a history when more than half of the countries including developed and underdeveloped countries are wrapped with lock down. It also affected the business firms, changed their marketing strategies and at this point the digital marketing got a huge respect. Consumers stayed at home to prevent from disease and shifted towards online shopping which they use to do in a traditional way. Dozens of the firm are bankrupted and lost their worth because they didn’t adopt the digital marketing and on other hand, the firms who timely adopted digital marketing are in a leading position now. Now, most of the firms are struggling just for the sake of survival in a market.Item Effects of COVID-19 Pandemic on the income of textile sector employees of Nishat Chunian(Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, 2020) MUHAMMAD HAMID; FA17-BAF-047; FAHAD JAVAID; LHR TP 6607COVID-19 is a novel infectious disease caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). The disease was first identified in 2019 in Wuhan, China, and has since spread globally, resulting in a pandemic. The industry which I select for this project is Nishat Chunian Ltd in which specifically the textile sector of the industry. The coronavirus unfolds as a Pandemic globally. The Pandemic affects every sector in Pakistan which is spread from some unconscious acts like low level of sanctions to across the country. When the pandemic unfolds in Pakistan and shows the alarming situation in the country, as can be seen from morbidity and mortality rate. There are signs of an active phase of the Pandemic and increase the number of cases in the country. In this situation the government imposed significant sanctions on the movement of citizens. When the Pandemic is at its initial stage it affects the transportation industry because of low levels of passenger traffic. Among these restrictive measures, the transfer of the majority of workers on paid leave is particularly noticeable. Then the environment is replaced with the lockdown when the number of cases is increased similar with the other countries like China, Italy, Spain who are already competing with this situation. The effect of Pandemic on labor income is significant in every sector especially in textile sector.Item Impact Of COVID-19 Pandemic On Textile Industry(Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus., 2020-11-20) Ali Ibrahim; SP16-BAF-009; Saleha Javed; LHR TP 6595In many of the developing countries, the textile industry takes part as a major percentage in production, employment and international trade. Even some of the country’s total GDP depends on the textile production. As a survey result, Asia is leading in textile industries worldwide. Textile industry has effects on the economic, social, political, technological and environmental aspects and vice versa. With the growing era, textile Industry has become one of the oldest, largest and most global industries in the world.Item COVID-19 IMPACT ON STUDENT’S EDUCATION(Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus., 2020-11-20) Mehr-u-Nisa; FA17-BBA-026; Sadaf Ehsan; LHR TP 6673The closure of the school, colleges, universities and other learning institutions to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 has affected the world at various factors including the education system of the world. With the time many institutions has adopted the online learning method and almost every educational institution is shifting towards the remote/online learning but they are many contributing factors that are related to it like the well-being of a student, their mental health, the burden, etc. This may affect the quality of the online learning or performance of the teacher/student. The purpose of the study is to explore and describe the concerns of the students, parents, teachers which are due to this social isolation perspective and opportunities and recommendation through which we can make the online learning a better place for the students and the teachers so that they can still be befitted from this new learning method.Item COVID-19 IMPACT ON SMEs AND SERVICES INDUSTRY IN PAKISTAN(Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, 2020) Fatima Basharat; FA17-BBA-061; Atta Ur Rehman; LHR TP 6780SMEs and services sectors were badly affected. These sectors were faced so many challenges. Government imposed ban on the travel and dining in at hotels. There were restrictions on the mobility. Government asked the people to stay at home and work from home. Tourism was banned. Transport was also banned. Due to this lockdown and banning situation hospitality industry and services industry was temporarily closed.Item IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON HEALTH CARE ORGANIZATIONAL WORKFORCE(Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, 2020) SHAHZAIB HASSAN; SP17-BBA-077; DR. WASEEM ANWAR; LHR TP 6570The world suffering from the Covid-19 situation that impacts the global economy and businesses, in this paper we will discuss the main issue that organization face during this ongoing pandemic situation the issue that organization face the most is impact of Covid-19 on the workers and work place of the organization. We will discuss how the situation impact the health care workers in their work practice, perception, psychological impact, mental health and thinking and what type of changes and challenges organization face during this pandemic what type of changes organization need to adopt for reducing these uncertainties and for minimizing the risk through change management. In short, we will discuss the issues that organization face in their workforce and what changes they need to did to make the situation better for their workers. This is the main issue that every organization around the world are facing the result indicates that it significantly impacts the performance and wellbeing of the employees due to change in workforce and workplace of the organization. The study will address how organization manages this situation and provide the possible ways to reduce the impact of pandemic on the health care organizational workforce.Item How and Why COVID-19 affect or raised the Unemployment(Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, 2020) Ali Mohsin; FA17-BBA-106; Naila Yosuf; LHR TP 6775The topic which I choose for my project is that how Covid-19 affect the unemployment. This is considered to be the very major topic for nowadays. Coronavirus is viral disease that can be spread in the form of direct and indirect or close contact to the peoples who have been already infected by this disease through mouth or nose secretions or through air. Unemployment is the only major issue that is caused by covid-19 because many factories or firm remained closed during this virus and they felt helpless. No one can understand their problems. As a result of stay-at-home orders reduces the demand of labors and many workers had stopped working that results in unemployment. In this project I will tell you about the unemployment ration that how unemployment rate increased during or after the covid-19. Why it seemed very problematic issue in Pakistan? As workers are the back bone in raising the economy of Pakistan, without these labor firms are noting and cannot generate the profit as much as to raise the economy, And how we can do better in the future?Item COVID-19 impacts on Academic performance of the student(Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, 2020) Amber naz; FA16-BBA-183; Dr. Saleha Javed; LHR TP 6641The COVID-19 outbreak spreads all over the world. It affects all the sectors in any country. But mostly educational sectors are affected by COVID-19 in many ways. For the purpose of reducing the spread of corona virus, Government takes the action of reducing the social or physical distance. Many other countries reducing face to face learning and physical exams as well. In Pakistan, traditional education system is replaced by online education system. Many online platforms were used for making the interaction between teachers and students. Social media platforms were now being useful for online education (Gonzalez, et al., 2020). Because of this pandemic, it creates disturbance in annual schedules like starting and ending of semesters, or holidays. The universities decided to reduce the face to face teaching for the benefit of the students. There were many tools available to face the distance learning. Using this tool, students started their sessions online. In face to face interaction, teachers were easily convey and deliver their lectures, but in E learning it is still a challenge for university management (Nation, 2020). Because there is no direct supervision of teachers is involved in it. There are some questions raised like how to measure student’s progress properly? How the teachers compare the results of students with previous year progress? What are the tools that could be used to find out any type of cheating during online exams? The main objective of my project is to reduce the uncertainty and enhance the academic performance of students. For the purpose of achieving those goals, we can analyze the student’s learning strategies. The data that we gathered from survey describes the situation that university students faced during pandemic (Gonzalez, et al., 2020).