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K-State Electronic Theses, Dissertations, and Reports, Prior to 2004

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In the year 2004, K-State began to accept digital-only submissions of theses, dissertations, and reports (TDRs) and phasing out of accepting paper versions.This collection contains only a small portion of the TDRs submitted by K-State students prior to 2004. These items were digitized to preserve deteriorating paper copies or were added with permission of the author. Many items available in this collection are from the years 1969 to 1989.

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Methodology for appraisal of dynamic e-commerce business models

Rai, Manish K. (Kansas State UniversityKansas State UniversityKansas State University, 2001)

E-commerce is transforming the way products, services and information are bought, sold and exchanged. Companies are discovering that a well-planned and executed e-commerce presence is crucial to overall business success. ...
Application of neural networks to automatically classify rotational parts into part families

Desai, Hiren H (Kansas State UniversityKansas State UniversityKansas State University, 1990)

This thesis details the procedure for automatic classification of rotational parts into part families using an artificial neural network. The classification is based on geometric features and tolerances. The neural network ...
Women, medicine and science: Kansas female physicians 1880-1910

Brackney, Gail Louise (Kansas State UniversityKansas State UniversityKansas State University, 1990)

Female physicians in the nineteenth century faced opposition from the medical profession and from societal norms that dictated specified roles for females in Victorian society. Females who practiced medicine in Kansas ...
The future of the Tuttle Creek Reservoir project, Kansas

Archer, Jon (Kansas State UniversityKansas State UniversityKansas State University, 2003)

River fragmentation in the form of dams and reservoirs has changed the environment nationally. These reservoirs are only temporary, because sedimentation will cause many to become unusable by the middle of the twenty-first ...
Historical channel adjustments of the lower Big Blue River below Tuttle Creek Reservoir, Manhattan, Kansas, 1857-1991

Weatherly, Jeffrey John (Kansas State UniversityKansas State UniversityKansas State University, 1994)

The complex channel adjustments identified below Tuttle Creek Reservoir along the lower Big Blue River occur as channel degradation, bank erosion, and isolated zones of channel deposition or widening. As a result of the ...