Browsing by Author "Abdul Basit"

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    Chefu
    (University of Management and Technology, 2017) Abdul Basit; M. Zain Mohsin; M. Sohaib Asharaf
    A systematic and organized platform for chefs and users for better taste and better environment. Relevant information regarding each entity that needs to be recorded, maintained and tracked when necessary. All modules in the system are connected for easy data access based on user roles. From signup to buying, hiring chefs based on location, generating codes, managing payment module to a specific portal for viewers to view different recipes, search recipes, search chefs, client can send a comment to the chef. Our solution is designed to reduce complexity of managing data. The interface is designed to be user friendly so that a non-technical person can easily add and maintain records. The solution is web based platform created using code igniter framework. Not only it is multi browser compatible, it also works on mobile device being responsive in nature. Both client/chef has the permission to add/edit/delete any account. We will keep everybody informed without any hassle and in short, the designed solution will save a lot of time, effort and money in cooking.
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    Error free accident identificaiton and information system
    (University of Management and Technology, 2014) Danish Naseer; Rizwan Shakir; Irtaza Younas; Abdul Basit
    No system can automatically tell us the location of a road accident, when it occurs on the road. We can use GSM and GPS systems to identify the location of the accident and send this information to the rescue service. Ambition of this plan is to discover the accident spotandinform it to rescue department through the GPSand GSM networks. Global Positioning System is used to hint the position of the vehicle and Global System for Mobiles launch cellular linkage. To increase the reliability of this project we can use thuraya/DMR module so that the communication can be done from remote areas. The information of the car accident can also be sent to any car passing nearby provided it has a similar device fitted with in it. This communication will be done using zig-bee. With the help of this communication setup the information of the accident can be made to spread fast and further accidents can be avoided.
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    “Impact of Social Exchange on at Workplace on Turnover Intention of Flight Attendants”
    (UMT, Lahore, 2023) Abdul Basit; Fahad Sultan; Faique Afzal; Syeda Wajeeha Bukhari
    This research paper aims to study the impact of social exchange on turnover intentions of flight attendants working on domestic airlines of Pakistan. Flight attendants are pivotal employees of airlines as they confront the passengers, so basically considered as the face of airlines. After an extensive review of the existing literature, it became evident that no research has been conducted to assess the impact of social exchange on turnover intentions of flight attendants in the domestic airline sector of Pakistan. This research work intends to alight that social exchange has significant impact on turnover intention of flight attendants. For the purpose of research the responses were collected from the 208 flight attendants of major domestic airlines of Pakistan. The questionnaire used to collect data was close-ended and it was sent provided to respondents in the google forms and also the print-outs to ensure the convenience of respondents who were hesitant to submit their information via online forms. The Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) version 26 was used to code data for descriptive statistics, factor analysis, reliability statistics and hypothesis testing. Following the analysis of the collected data, the study findings indicate that social exchange (leader member exchange and team member exchange) has significant impact on the turnover intentions of flight attendants. The model employed in this research demonstrates that 15.8% of the variation observed in the dependent variable (i.e., turnover intentions) induced by independent variables (i.e., social exchange).
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    National Climate Change Policy of Pakistan 2012: A Critical Analysis
    (UMT, Lahore, 2020) Abdul Basit
    Nearly all public policies fail in Pakistan to achieve their stated objectives. Some fail partially while others fail in toto. We experiment with what can be called “biblio-policies,” that are purely theoretical, well-drafted and often, grandiose documents but which crash most of the time at the implementation stage. Prospective analysis to make the policies implementable is rare. Bureaucrats receive small doses, more like appetizers, of public policy, in short training courses at the national and provincial training institutions. When tasked with real-life issues like climate change, they either succeed in producing a well-drafted, grandiose document or turn to “outsourcing” for policy formulation. NCCP – 2012 is a document demonstrating superb drafting skills and addressing all the relevant technical issues related to climate change. It even contains an implementation framework. Representatives of the Government renew commitments at the annual UNFCCC’s Conference of Parties and on their return, things remain where they were. Despite climate change driven natural disasters such as the flood of 2010, climate change was not made into a priority. That flood affected 20 million people, killed close to 2000, and damaged property worth $43 billion. But Climate change is not a political priority because the issue has little appeal for the electorate. This study analyses the causes of the Government’s failure in implementing Pakistan NCCP–2012 despite passage of eight years. It then offers a few recommendations that require focused and immediate attention of the policy communities in Pakistan.
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    Sugar Mill Automation using PLC
    (University of Management and Technology, 2013) Abdul Basit; Faisal Javaid; Omer Javaid
    Aim of this project is to automate sugar mill using PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) and we have controlled some basic processes of sugar mill with PLC. Basic element of the project is to properly understand the concepts of automated industry.In a traditional Sugar Mill system, all control devices are wired directly to each other according to how the system is supposed to operate. Here human is the main to control the Processes & that passes through large drawbacks such as more wiring work, appears large mechanical faults & difficulties in troubleshooting & repair work .Due to these drawbacks industrial production decreases largely Theme behind the execution of this project is how the industries controlled all their process automatically make their work more accurate and efficient.
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    Wind turbine power generation system
    (2011) Rashid Ashraf, M; Abdul Basit; Hassan Mahmood
    The goal of this project is to design and implement a wind turbine system that charge up the dc battery with capabilities of charge controller a digital voltmeter to monitor battery voltages and an inverter module to convert dc into ac. Some of the specifications that we sought to achieve in our project is to design a mechanical system for turbine generator to produce 12V or above in a wind speed of about 12 to 13 Mph a charge controller based on voltage level sensing a 31/2 digit digital voltmeter with 0.1% accuracy and a 100 watt inverter module. The complete system will consist on wind turbine mounting assembly and three processing circuits charge controller, digital voltmeter and an inverter module. By implementing this system we are showing how different devices are integrate together to form a complete active alternative energy system.