• Size Metrics for Service-Oriented Architecture 

  Munialo, S. W.; Muketha, Geoffrey M.; Omieno, K. K. (2019-03)

  Determining the size, effort and cost of Service-oriented Architecture (SOA) systems is important to facilitate project planning and eventually successful implementation of a software project. SOA approach is one of the ...
• Tackling Data Related Challenges in Healthcare Process Mining using Visual Analytics 

  Ondimu, K. O.; Omieno, K. K.; Muketha, Geoffrey M.; Lukandu, I. A. (IJCAT, 2018-10)

  Data-science approaches such as Visual analytics tend to be process blind whereas process-science approaches such as process mining tend to be model-driven without considering the "evidence" hidden in the data. Use of ...
• Interface Features, Program Complexity and Memorability as Indicators of Learnability of Mobile Social Software 

  Masese, N. B.; Muketha, Geoffrey M.; Mbuguah, S. M. (2017-10)

  Social Computing aims to support the tendency of humans to interact with mobile devices. Technology reinforces this interaction by producing appropriate responses that then lead to improved communication between humans and ...
• Analysis of the Problem Internet Use (PIU) Among Adolescents in Kenyan Schools 

  Micheni, E. M.; Muketha, Geoffrey M. (IISTE, 2019-10)

  There has been a rapid growth in internet use in Kenya. Adolescents are the highest users of internet in the country. This puts adolescents at risk of becoming addictive internet users. Adolescent internet use has also ...
• A SITUATIONAL METHOD FOR HEALTHCARE BUSINESS PROCESS IMPROVEMENT 

  Ondimu, K. O.; Muketha, Geoffrey M.; Lukandu, I. A.; Omieno, K. K. (2018-10)

  Healthcare business processes are complex due to the many decisions and procedures captured, are highly dynamic, increasingly multidisciplinary and ad hoc which makes it difficult to achieve any meaningful improvement ...
• An Assessment of Suitable and Affordable Smart armband for preeclampsia Management in Antenatal Care 

  Musyoka, F. M.; Thiga, M.M.; Muketha, Geoffrey M. (2019-06)

  Blood pressure is one of the measurements that is taken during antenatal care visits. Though motherhood is a fulfilling experience in the society, it is connected to ill-health and even death in some women leading to ...
• A 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring system for preeclampsia management in antenatal care 

  Musyoka, F. M.; Thiga, M.M.; Muketha, Geoffrey M. (Elsevier, 2019-06)

  The burden of preeclampsia has been a major concern worldwide both in developed and developing countries, making its prevention and management a major concern. Although motherhood is a fulfilling experience in society, it ...
• A LITERATURE SURVEY OF COGNITIVE COMPLEXITY METRICS FOR STATECHART DIAGRAMS 

  King'ori, Ann W.; Muketha, Geoffrey M.; Micheni, E. M. (2019-07)

  Statechart diagrams have inherent complexity which keeps increasing every time the diagrams are modified. This complexity poses problems in comprehending statechart diagrams. The study of cognitive complexity has over the ...
• A SURVEY OF CASCADING STYLE SHEETS COMPLEXITY METRICS 

  Ndia, John G.; Muketha, Geoffrey M.; Omieno, K. K. (2019-05)

  Cascading style sheets (CSS) is a Web-based style sheet language that is used for the presentation of Web documents. CSS has advanced from CSS1 to CSS3.and extensions to CSS known as CSS pre-processors have also emerged ...
• A review of 13C NMR spectra of drimane sesquiterpenes 

  Opiyo, Sylvia A. (2019-09)

  Drimane sesquiterpenes are important group of phytochemicals with a wide range of medicinal properties including antibacterial, antifungal, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antiplasmodial, antileishmanial, molluscicidal, ...
• Capital Management Risk and Value of the Firm: Perspectives from Private Equity Financial Firms in Kenya 

  Kariuki, Florence, W.; Muchina, S.; Macharia, S. (International Journal of Business and Economic Sciences Applied Research, 2019)

  Purpose This study sought to explore the effect of capital management risk on value of the firm among private equity financial firms in Kenya. Design/methodology/approach Anchored on the agency theory and guided by ...
• Interaction between Financial Risk Management and Value of the Firm among Private Equity Firms in Frontier Markets: A Theoretical Perspective 

  Waithereroa, Florence , k; Wanyoike, Muchina, S; Macharia, Muriu, S (Journal of Accounting, Finance and Auditing Studies, 2019)

  Purpose: The study attempts to establish a theoretical basis for the interaction between financial risk management and value of the firm among private capital firms. Design and Methodology: The study was based on a ...
• Dynamics of 2014 Ebola Epidemic in West Africa 

  Mutuguta, John; Rotich, T.; Chepkwony, I. (Mathematical Theory and Modeling, 2019)

  Ebola Virus disease 1s transmitted from human to human through physical contact of body fluid of infected or dead case It can also be transmitted indirectly through contact with contaminated surfaces. This risk is however ...
• Impact of the Principal’s Leadership Behaviour on Students’ academic Performance in Secondary Schools, Manga Division, Nyamira District, Nyanza Province 

  Orina, K. B.; Omariba, Alice (International Journal of Education and Research, 2017-07)

  The central problem of this study was that despite the critical role played by the principal in secondary school management, students’ academic performance has persistently been poor. Factors leading to this dismal ...
• Extent of Use of Biology Instructional Resources and Effect on Students Academic Performance in Secondary Schools in Siaya County – Kenya 

  Ong’amo, B. L.; Ondigi, S. R.; Omariba, Alice (International Journal for Innovation Education and Research, 2017-07)

  This study sought to find out the extent of use of biology teaching and learning resources and how it affects students’ academic performance. The study was carried out in public secondary schools in Siaya County. The ...
• Effect of utilization of biology teaching and learning resources on students' academic performance in secondary schools in Siaya District - Kenya. 

  Ong’amo, B. L.; Ondigi, S. R.; Omariba, Alice (International Journal of Education and Research, 2017-01)

  This study sought to find out the effects of utilization of biology teaching and learning resources on students’ academic performance. The study was carried out in public secondary schools in Siaya District. The researcher ...
• Effect of User Interface on the Utilization and Efficacy of Educational Digital Content among Secondary Schools in Kenya 

  Jesse, Samuel N.; Murithi, Joseph; Omariba, Alice (International Journal for Innovation Education and Research, 2016-10)

  The quality of educational support materials utilized in schools contributes greatly to the quality of education that is delivered during an instructional process. In recent years, there has been rapid expansion in digital ...
• Challenges Facing Teachers in Integrating Educational Technology into Kiswahili Teaching. A Case of Selected Secondary Schools in Kisii County, Kenya. 

  Omariba, Alice; Ondigi, Samson Rosana; Ayot, Henry Okello (International Journal for Innovation Education and Research, 2016)

  Information and Communication Technology (ICT) has brought about profound changes in this 21st century era.ICT has changed the way people communicate and do business. In education, the role of ICT and whether or not it ...
• Challenges facing teachers and students in the use of instructional technologies: a case of selected secondary schools in Kisii central district, Kisii county 

  Omariba, Alice; Gitau, E. N.; Ayot, H. O. (International Journal of Information Research and Review, 2016-11)

  In this era of information technology, the role of teachers is changing from providing information to organizing the entire learning process. This is mainly because, learners can easily access any information they need ...
• Impact of smallholder farmers’ welfare through participation in on-farm regional projects in East Africa 

  Warinda, E.; Nyariki, Dickson M.; Wambua, S.; Muasya, R. (Agrekon (Agricultural Economics Research, Policy and Practice in Southern Africa), 2019-08)

  This paper uses panel data from 1,160 smallholder farmers, especially participants and non-participants in twenty-three regional projects from five countries in East Africa – Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda. ...

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