Bahria University Libraries: Recent submissions

  • Study of Financial and Growth Determinents of Cement Industry 
    Navira Arzoo, 01-122062-092; Syed Mohsin Raza, 01-122062-120; Syed Irtaza Hussain, 01-122062-119; Raja Adeel Javed, 01-122062-100 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2008)
    Cement industry is one of the largest segments of our industrial sector. The history of cement industry of Pakistan dates back to 1921 when the first plant was established at Wah, district Rawalpindi with an installed ...
  • Petrophysical Interpretation of Reservoir Zone of Sawan Gas Field, Middle Indus Basin, Pakistan (T-1404) (MFN 5873) 
    Sheher Yaar Saeed (Earth & Environmental Sciences, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2014)
    Petrophysical interpretation of Sawan gas field is carried out by using two wells log data i-e Sawan-03 and Sawan-07. The objective of the research work is to evaluate the hydrocarbon potential of well Sawan-03 and Sawan-07. ...
  • A case for Business Proposal Salt Rock Lamps: Prospects, Opportunities & Strategy for Entrepreneurs and Pakistan 
    Lt Commander M Yousaf Khan PN, 01-299072-011 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2010)
    A business proposal on salt rock lamps may sound different to lot of people, but at the same time, it has a tremendous potential of business for entrepreneurs and Pakistan. Pakistan is a most blessed country in the world, ...
  • Ratio analysis of Chemical Industry in Pakistan 2001-2008 (comparison with ICI Pakistan) 
    Walid Tawfiq Muhammad Ashour, 01-122071-096 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2010)
    In ratio analysis we study the given data which tells us the financial position and financial strength of the company. It can be compared with the results of previous year or with any company within industry or outside ...
  • Reasons for the Failure of new Technological Small & Medium Entreprises 
    Sana Zafar, 01-122062-110 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2008)
    The present study aims to provide a realistic picture of small and medium enterprises in Islamabad and the reasons for the failure of new technological SMEs in Pakistan. Study will describe the concept of SMEs and the ...
  • enture Capital in Pakistan: Challenges and Opportunities 
    Arsalan, 01-221091-006; Adil Iftikhar Ahmad, 01-221091-003; Abuzar Shaukat, 01-221091-013; Hammad Khan, 01-221091-002 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2010)
    Venture Capital (VC) has grown significantly during the 1990s and is being associated with improved firm performance. Most recently venture capital has taken roots and is expanding worldwide including new fast developing ...
  • Manipulation in Financial Statement 
    Muhammad Ghufran Rashid, 01-122061-026 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2008)
    There are many underlying reasons for financial fraud. First, the rapid global economic, technological and financial development has made it difficult to address new problems with existing theories and experiences. Among ...
  • Contemporary Issues Faced by Farmers in Export of Citrus Fruit (A Study of Al. Wahab Citrus Farms) 
    Abdul Wahab Ahmed; Adnan Asif; Muneeb TaJ; Muhammad Usman (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2010)
    Pakistan is an agriculture country. Agriculture is one of the major sectors of economy which has a substantial role in the execution of overall economic activity. According to the latest estimate of economic survey of ...
  • Mergers & Acquisitions in Pharmaceuticals Industry 
    Salman Khan, 221031-011 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2007)
    In a global environment, mergers and acquisitions have become vital in the race to achieve economies of scale, to reach new markets, and to build new capabilities. Companies that excel at managing the cultural aspects of ...
  • Political, Economical, Social, Technological and Legal analysis of Standard Chartered and Royal Bank of Scotland in Pakistan 
    Muhammad Fayyaz, 01-221082-009; Awais Amin Khan, 01-221082-036; Ehtesham Ali Khan, 01-221082-006 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2009)
    This project aims to determine the risks related to political/economic, socio cultural, technological and legal environment in Pakistan as well as the opportunities that are available for Standard Chartered (SCB) and Royal ...
  • Employee Turnover in Banks: A Case of Bank AlFlah in Pakistan 
    Muhammad Amar Ali, 01-122081-061; Intisar Ahmed Khan, 01-122081-043; Irfan Rafique Raja, 01-122081-044; Waqar Naeem Khan, 01-122072-162 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2009)
    Presently the competition in business world is escalating every day. The organizations are opting every possible way to climb the next step before its competitors not only to survive but to gain competitive advantage to ...
  • Fashion Industry of Pakistan: Challenges & Opportunities 
    Madiha Kiran, 120032-008 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2006)
    To some, fashion is an art form. To others, it is almost a religion. But for most people it is a method of utilizing clothing, accessories and hair to show or hide something about themselves. One can use fashion to express ...
  • A Research Study on the Leading Brands of Tetra Pack Milk People Prefer to buy and the Reasons Associated with Them 
    Sarah Nadeem, 01-121062-089 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2007)
    For a productive future, man has always had an urge to plan out his present course of action. Hence, the major objective of this project is presenting an outline of the factors underlying the success of the leading tetra ...
  • Underpricing of IPO's A study of Companies listed on Karachi Stock Exchange 
    Tahir Wajeeh, 01-121052-029 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2007)
    When companies go public, the equity they sell in an initial public offering tends to be under priced, resulting in a substantial price jump on the first day of trading. The under pricing discount in the United States ...
  • Comparison b/w Corporate, Consumer and SME's Credit Policies of UBL and HBL 
    Amber Mushtaq, 01-122061-004; Muhammad Umair, 01-122061-023; Muhammad Zahid, 01-122061-032 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2008)
    The banking industry of Pakistan turned in an exceptional performance leveraging on a spectacular growth in deposits, aggressive marketing and investments, and increased efficiency. State Bank of Pakistan is now focusing ...
  • Archiving data warehouse by considering the data business value as per choice of decision maker (T-0676) (MFN 3842) 
    Asad Saeed Chohan, Asad Saeed Chohan (Software Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2013)
    The requirement for analysis on the huge amount of data is growing knowledge in the field of research and industry. Data from a number of sources is collected and brought into the data warehouse for analysis. The retention ...
  • Retinal image analysis for diagnosis of macular edema using digital fundus images (T-0668) (MFN 3843) 
    Zainab Yousaf Zaidi, 01-244112-026 (Software Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2012)
    CAD systems for helping Medical diagnostic are spread worldwide and are quite famous. The primary objective of these systems is to provide support to the doctors and officials in the process of diagnosis and to deliver ...
  • Impact of Financial Literacy on Stock Market Participation 
    M. Danish Zaib, 01-222062-041 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2008)
    This research has studied the importance of financial literacy in stock exchange participation. This study shows that, how financial knowledge help the stock participants in their decision. Do they earn more return than ...
  • Framework for human identification through offline handwritten documents (T-0677) (MFN 3844) 
    Uzma Naqvi, 01-244111-029 (Software Engineering, Bahria University Engineering School Islamabad, 2013)
    Introduction state of the art feature extraction proposed framework Experimentle studies Conclusion
  • Opportunity Analysis of the Cellular Industry of Pakistan for Vodafone 
    Iftikhar Ali, 01-122062-042; Ali Zafar, 01-122062-009; Bilal Malik, 01-122062-027 (Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2008)
    Communication revolution is evident in the human history. Ways to communicate are becoming faster, reliable, and there is a definite race between the service providers to reap best revenues by providing good communication ...