Java Projects for Engineering Students
Enhance your Java programming skills at Takeoff Projects. Technical content for Java in Takeoff provide practical experience projects for Engineering Students with source code in various kinds like web development, data analysis and machine learning. Each project is designed for understanding the core Java concepts and modern programming techniques. Which is suitable for both beginners and advanced developers, Takeoff projects offer a direct approach in mastering Technical Java and solving real-world problems effectively.
Project Code: TCPGJA602
Project Title:A Reliability Guaranteed Solution for Data Storing and SharingView DetailsProject Code: TCPGJA592
Project Title:Enhancing Security of Health Information Using Modular Encryption Standard in Mobile Cloud ComputingView DetailsProject Code: TCPGJA591
Project Title:A Practical Framework for Secure Document Retrieval in Encrypted Cloud File SystemsView DetailsProject Code: TCPGJA539
Project Title:PDD: Predictive Diabetes Diagnosis using Data mining AlgorithmsView DetailsProject Code: TCPGJA507
Project Title:A Computational and Analytical Approach for Cloud Computing Security with User Data ManagementView DetailsProject Code: TCPGJA545
Project Title:Multi-Source Medical Data Integration and Mining for Healthcare ServicesView DetailsProject Code: TCPGJA553
Project Title:A Verifiable Semantic Searching Scheme by Optimal Matching Over Encrypted Data in Public CloudView DetailsProject Code: TCPGJA526
Project Title:Dual Access control for Cloud Based Data Storage and SharingView DetailsProject Code: TCPGJA508
Project Title:A Secure Data Dynamics and Public Auditing Scheme for Cloud StorageView DetailsProject Code: TCPGJA509
Project Title:Cost-efficient Outsourced Decryption of Attribute Based Encryption Schemes for Both Users and Cloud Server in Green Cloud ComputingView Details S.no | Project Code | Project Name | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TCPGJA602 | A Reliability Guaranteed Solution for Data Storing and Sharing | |
| 2 | TCPGJA592 | Enhancing Security of Health Information Using Modular Encryption Stan... | |
| 3 | TCPGJA591 | A Practical Framework for Secure Document Retrieval in Encrypted Cloud... | |
| 4 | TCPGJA539 | PDD: Predictive Diabetes Diagnosis using Data mining Algorithms | |
| 5 | TCPGJA507 | A Computational and Analytical Approach for Cloud Computing Security w... | |
| 6 | TCPGJA545 | Multi-Source Medical Data Integration and Mining for Healthcare Servic... | |
| 7 | TCPGJA553 | A Verifiable Semantic Searching Scheme by Optimal Matching Over Encryp... | |
| 8 | TCPGJA526 | Dual Access control for Cloud Based Data Storage and Sharing | |
| 9 | TCPGJA508 | A Secure Data Dynamics and Public Auditing Scheme for Cloud Storage | |
| 10 | TCPGJA509 | Cost-efficient Outsourced Decryption of Attribute Based Encryption Sch... |
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