College of Engineering

Abstract : Remote management involves establishing a connection to a server to manage it across the Internet. As a class, remote management tools should be robust, versatile, and secure. Whenever a server is functioning and available across the Internet, remote management tools are the tools of choice. The scope of remote services now on offer is breathtaking. From helpdesks and call centers, through management and monitoring of systems and networks, all the way up to remote storage and applications hosting.

Abstract : Wireless Local Area Network abbreviated as (WLAN) is the new generation of Local Area Networks (LANs) that is to satisfy the mobility and flexibility needed by recent users (mostly laptop users). This thesis presents the theory of IEEE 802.11 standards of WLAN, and discusses various WLAN performance parameters and their configuration. Simulation projects for different WLAN topologies have been built using OPNET network simulator.

Abstract : Smart cards have experienced tremendous growth in the past few years. These small, colorful plastic cards with their semiconductor chips continue to spread throughout the world. Smart card technology can enable an organization to become more secure, efficient, and interoperable while delivering strong authentication, security, identity management, data management, customer support, and communications.