UTS Digital Theses Collection
This Community contains theses written by research students at UTS. It contains PhD, Masters and Honours theses.
Search or browse the UTS Digital Theses Collection to locate theses. More information and submission guidelines are available from the Graduate Research School.
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Hip-hop music is ubiquitous and Indigenous groups globally are using Hip-hop to express local social and political issues and movements (Mitchell 2001). The question that this film and thesis seeks...
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This thesis examines muscle architecture and neuromechanical contributions to athletic performance and injury. To do this, two Literature Reviews (chapters 2 & 3) present an extensive analysis of t...
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When patients with deafblindness–dual sensory impairment (DBDSI) go to hospital, their capacity to know what is happening to and about them is compromised. This study examines, via a researcher wh...
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𝗜𝗡𝗧𝗥𝗢𝗗𝗨𝗖𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡: Mental fatigue is a psychobiological state experienced following exposure to cognitively demanding tasks. Anecdotal evidence shows that mental fatigue can impair football ...
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There is growing concern regarding school students developing increasingly negative attitudes to science during their secondary school experiences and disengaging with senior secondary and tertiary...
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Robotics technologies have the potential to change the way we live for the better by reducing the difficulty of, helping with, or completely automating tasks. Robotics competitions such as RoboCup ...
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This thesis documents and analyses an intensifying dialogue between the changing discourses of global security and climate change governance. It presents a comparative assessment of the extent to w...
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The recent success of convolutional neural networks (CNNs) relies on a large amount of annotated training data. However, many research problems suffer from the scarcity of labeled data, since annot...
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To perform any degree of autonomy, a system needs to localise itself, generally requiring knowledge about its environment. While satellite technologies, like GPS or Galileo, allow individuals to na...
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This thesis presents an implementation of algorithms using the scientific computing programing language, Julia. These algorithms are of the primal-dual kind and consequently gauge the distance of g...