Browsing by Author "Ahmed, Nazia"

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AIESEC's meet the leaders 2008
(The Daily Star, 2008-04-27) Ahmed, Nazia
BRAC University club fair 2006
(The Daily Star, Star Campus, 2006-08-06) Ahmed, Nazia
Stock price prediction
(BRAC University, 2023-05) Das, Kaushik; Azad, Tahzib; Islam, Sadid; Chowdhury, Nuzhat; Ahmed, Nazia; Mostakim, Moin; Noor, Jannatun
Accurately predicting the stock value enables investors to earn more money, reducing their uncertainty on whether to buy and sell. Again during the COVID-19 period, many companies have shown a different picture of the stock market situation. That is why investors cannot consider the company’s exact status in the stock market. The primary objective of our paper is to predict the future behavior of the stock market in the event of a pandemic using machine learning classification. To consider the future stock market condition, first, we looked at the past stock market condition and tried to make predictions by collecting data from two companies. Second, we tried to understand what happened in the stock market during the pandemic and used machine learning algorithms. Finally, make predictions through machine learning classifications by merging the data during the pandemic with past data. In conclusion, we have attempted to identify what was lacking in our instance and provide a concise description of the next steps.
To build a mobile application that runs on JAVA, that integrates same vital time consuming daily varsity tasks, running on a virtual server accessible to both the teacher and the students
(BRAC University, 2009) Ahmed, Nazia; Saha, Biplob Kumar; A.S.M. Zillur Rahman
In Bangladesh various processes of business enterprise, school, college, hospital are run mostly on PC. But nowadays it seems that these processes consume more time, labor and money. As such if an application based on JAVA (J2ME) is developed within cell phones that can be accessed via internet (GPRS, EDGE) creating a user -friendly interface, would give multitasking a whole different level by decreasing those basic limiting factors. Keeping this in mind, we have developed a cell phone application using J2ME (JAVA to Micro Electronics ) as the interfacing environment . This would integrate 4 major varsity tasks' a. Attendance marking b. Lecture polling c. Routine synchronization and d. Clubs, into one single application accessible to both the teacher and the students. This would not only reduce the amount of time dedicated for each tasks in real life but will improve and modernize these methods by making it much more interactive than it was ever before. So the ultimate goal is to minimize interference with the task at hand and maximize interactions to expedite completion.