BSCS FINAL PROJECT PROPOSAL

CIIT (Android App Mobile sensor)

Term :Spring 2013

Presented by:
Name: Muhammad Ali
Muhammad Usman Ghani
Reg.No:
Sp13-Bcs-B9-b-096
Fa12-Bcs-B9-b-055

Faculty of Computer Sciences

COMSAYS Institute of Information and Technology

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Project Title: Android App Mobile sensor

Project Advisor
1. Advisor Name
2. Co-Advisors Name
Particulars of the students:
S.
No

Registration# Name in Full

CGP
Signatures
A

Sp13-Bcs-B9b-096

Muhammad Ali

Fa12-Bcs-B9b-055

Muhammad Usman

2.3

Advisors Consent
I Prof. /Dr. /Mr. /Ms. ________________________________________________
am willing to guide these students in all phases of above-mentioned
project / thesis as advisor. I have carefully seen the Title and
description of the project / thesis and believe that it is of an
appropriate difficulty level for the number of students named above.
Note:
Advisor cant be changed without
priorpermission of the Manager Projects
and the duration for completion of
Research Project / Thesis is 1 Year
(approx.) from the date of Registration
of Research Project/Thesis.

Signatures and Date

Advisor

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Abstract
Abstract Defense is a challenging skill based action defense game, with simple and
fun mechanics that requires fast response in order to survive as long as possible. Earn
various achievements and go for the highest score!

Clear Statement of the Problem

Most of today game are building tower should be used our idea to
built a such kind of game in which user can select a tower of its
own choice

Objectives
This sensor let me know about the environment of the person who
is
connected to me through is application.
Also provide the facility of chatting with paired people.

Motivation
As mobile phones have matured as a computing platform and
acquired richer functionality, these advancements often have been
paired with the introduction of new sensors. For example,
accelerometers have become common after being initially
introduced to enhance the user interface and use of the camera.
The main motivation for the project comes from a lack of GPS range
and accuracy indoors. It is necessary then to have a positioning
system that works indoors with good accuracy and not a lot of
setup.
Introduction and Background

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Todays smartphone not only serves as the key computing and

communication mobile device of choice, but it also comes with a
rich set of embedded sensors, such as an accelerometer, digital
compass, gyroscope, GPS, microphone, and camera. Collectively,
these sensors are enabling new applications across a wide variety of
domains, such as healthcare , social networks , safety,
environmental monitoring , and transportation , and give rise to a
new area of research called mobile phone sensing.
Related Work
Future mobile phone sensing systems will operate at multiple
scales, enabling everything from personal sensing to global
sensing as illustrated in Fig. 2 where we see personal, group, and
community sensing three distinct scales at which mobile
phone sensing is currently being studied by the research
community.

Project Plan / Schedule

No.

Activity

Duration(d

Project Idea

ay)
10

2
3

Kick off meeting

Pre-feasibility study of the project

03
10

Administrative approval of the project

10

Preparation of DPR

20

Sanctioning of DPR

15

Implementation of the project

120

Overview of the progress

30

Sending the completion report of the project

07

Key Milestones of the Project with dates

S.
No

Elapsed time since

start of the project

Milestone

Deliverable

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1.

1 Month (October
02,2013-November
02,2013)

Analysis &
Requirements

2.

1 Month (November
03,2013 December 03,
2013)

3.

2 Months(December 04,
2013 -February 04, 2014)
2 Months (February 05,
2013 April 05, 2014)

Planning,
Report
scheduling and
purchase of
hardware
Modeling &
Report
design
Coding & testing Software
System

May 15,2014

Deployment

4.
5.

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Oct 13

Nov
13

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Hardware &
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Ma
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Ap
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14
07

May
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5 Preparation of

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DPR
6 Sanctioning of
DPR
7 Implementati
on of the
project
8 Overview of
the progress
9 Sending the
completion
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project

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Impleme
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Resources Required

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New classes of applications, which can take advantage of both the

low-level sensor data and high-level events, context, and activities
inferred from mobile phone sensor data, are being explored not only
in academic and industrial research laboratories.
Ambient light
Proximity
Dual cameras
GPS
Accelerometer
Dual microphones
Miscellaneous
Millions of people participate regularly within online social networks.
Conventional ways of measuring and reporting environmental
pollution rely on aggregate statistics that apply to a community or
an entire city.
References
www.standford.edu.com
www.redfertApp.com

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