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!tudents Na"e
(Thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of requirements for the Degree of B.S.
Computer and Information Sciences)
#a$istan %nstitute of &ngineering ' (pplied !ciences)
Nilore*+,-,.) %sla"abad
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0ratitude and endless thans to 'llah 'lmighty$ the 1ord of the )orld$ who bestowed
manind$ the light of nowledge through laurels of perception$ learning and
reasoning$ in the way of searching$ inquiring and finding the ultimate truth. To whom
we ser!e$ and to whom we pray for help.
I feel my pri!ilege and honor to e2press my sincere gratitude to my super!isor
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guidance$ suggestions and support through the de!elopment of this pro3ect. )ith due
respect$ I would also lie to than pro3ect panel and coordinator for useful
discussions.
I would lie to e2press my most sincere gratitude and thans to my belo!ed
friends &&&&&&&&&&$ &&&&&&&&&&$ &&&&&&&&&&$ &&&&&&&&&&$ &&&&&&&&&& and
&&&&&&&&&& and all others who were with me in any aspect$ for their o!ernice
support and moti!ations during the wor of this thesis.
I would also lie to than 4aistan Institute of 5ngineering and 'pplied
Sciences for pro!iding !ery conduci!e educational en!ironment.
6inally$ I wish to than my family for all their support and encouragement
during my studies.

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Table of 3ontents
List of Figures------------------------------------------------------------ix
List of Tables---------------------------------------------------------------x
Abstract--------------------------------------------------------------------xi
Chapter 1.Introduction-------------------------------------------------1
1.1. Heading One Point One----------------------------------------------1
1.2. Heading One Point Two----------------------------------------------1
1.3. Heading One Point Three--------------------------------------------2
1.4. Heading One Point Four---------------------------------------------2
1.5. Heading One Point Five----------------------------------------------2
1.6. Heading One Point Six-----------------------------------------------2
1.7. Heading One Point Seven-------------------------------------------3
Chapter 2.Second Chapter---------------------------------------------4
2.1. Heading Two Point One----------------------------------------------4
2.2. Heading Two Point Two----------------------------------------------5
2.2.1. Heading Two Point Two Point One---------------------------------------------------5
2.2.2. Heading Two Point Two Point Two---------------------------------------------------6
2.2.3. Heading Two Point Two Point Three------------------------------------------------7
2.3. Heading Two Point Three--------------------------------------------7
2.4. Heading Two Point One----------------------------------------------7
2.5. Heading Two Point One----------------------------------------------8
Chapter .Third Chapter------------------------------------------------!
Chapter 4.Fourth Chapter--------------------------------------------1"
Chapter #.$esults and %iscussion----------------------------------11
5.1. Heading Five Point One--------------------------------------------11
5.2. Heading Five Point One--------------------------------------------11
Chapter &.Conclusion and Future 'or(---------------------------14
6.1. on!"u#ion-------------------------------------------------------------14
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6.2. Future $or%-----------------------------------------------------------14
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