Welcome to Florida Atlantic University's Theses and Dissertations. This collection contains Master's theses and Doctoral dissertations created by Florida Atlantic University graduate students.
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Theses/Dissertations/Capstones from 2025
THE PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES OF THE 15-MINUTE CITY IN SOUTH FLORIDA, Mary Asumang Abankwa
ASSESSING THE ROLE OF LEAD AND WAX SHIELDING IN ELECTRON BEAM DOSE TO FACIAL TISSUE, Emma Abiri
ADVANCES IN GENERAL RELATIVISTIC SIMULATIONS OF NEUTRON STARS, Ananya Adhikari
BALANCING RISK AND REWARD: HEALTH INSURANCE AND THE FINANCIAL STABILITY OF FEMALE ENTREPRENEURS WITH CHILDREN, Leeanne Lowe Aguilar
DEEP LEARNING-BASED SEGMENTATION FOR PRECISION RADIATION THERAPY IN BREAST CANCER, Hamdah Alanazi
A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF THERAPIST DISCOMFORT IN THE TREATMENT OF PROBLEMATIC PORNOGRAPHY USE, Yehudah Alcabes
OPTIMIZING INTRUSION DETECTION IN IOT NETWORK ENVIRONMENTS THROUGH DIVERSE DETECTION TECHNIQUES, Abdulelah Al Hanif
FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH CONTRACEPTIVE DISCONTINUATION AMONG WOMEN IN THE U.S., Moradi Aljadani
COMMISSIONING OF ELECTRON BLOCKS IN MONACO AND DIODE CORRECTION FACTORS, Sadaa Alotaibi
AUTOMATED DETECTION OF OFFENSIVE TEXTS BASED ON ENSEMBLE LEARNING AND HYBRID DEEP LEARNING TECHNIQUES, Abdulkarim Faraj Alqahtani
#TRIBE: A STUDY ON DIGITAL TRIBALISM IN SAUDI ARABIA, Maha Alrehaili
DEEP LEARNING FOR COMPUTER VISION APPLICATIONS IN MEDICAL DIAGNOSTICS AND WILDLIFE MONITORING, Mostapha Al Saidi
“OJALA QUE LLUEVA: FREE TRADE'S RIPPLE EFFECT ON RICE FARMING IN EL CIBAO, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC", Arismendis Altagracia
APPLICATIONS OF DEEP LEARNING AND SIGNAL PROCESSING IN ACOUSTICS, OCEANOGRAPHY, AND BIOMETRICS, Ali Abdulmajeed Altaher
ESSAYS ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND GOVERNMENT POLICY, Abdul-Kadir Ameyaw
INTERPRETABLE MACHINE LEARNING FRAMEWORKS FOR DETECTING AND CHARACTERIZING ADAPTIVE PROCESSES IN GENOMIC DATA, Md Ruhul Amin
ANALYZING FLEXIBLE FILLERS FOR ENHANCED PROTECTION IN POST-TENSIONED BRIDGES, Amanda Armudi
FROM SPECIALIZED TO GENERALIZED FRAMEWORKS: BROADENING MACHINE LEARNING APPROACHES TO DETECT NATURAL SELECTION, Sandipan Paul Arnab
HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGE CHARACTERIZATION OF DEGRADED FIELD RAILROAD BALLAST UNDER VARYING FOULING AND WATER CONTENTS: POTENTIALS FOR REUSE AND SUSTAINABILITY, Khin The The Aung
THINGS GOIN’ ON: HIERARCHICAL ORDER, Olivia Rachel Austin
MATERNAL STRESS AND INFANT ANXIETY: EXAMINING THE LINK THROUGH FEAR TEMPERAMENT, Melissa Ayala
GOTTA HAVE SOMEBODY: RENAL HEALTH AND CAREGIVING EXPERIENCES IN RURAL FLORIDA, Danae Ayra-Barboza
REGULATION OF THE BIDIRECTIONAL TRANSPORT OF ORGANELLES DURING SYNAPSE FORMATION, MAINTENANCE, AND PLASTICITY, Kerriann Kathleen Badal
ADJUNCTS’ LIVED EXPERIENCE OF ACADEMIC FREEDOM IN FLORIDA STATE COLLEGES, Dalel Raide Bader