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WORK INTEGRATED LEARNING

Work Integrated Learning

Industry Based Capstone Projects

Courses at MIT are embedded with real industry experience in the form of Industry Capstone Projects, Internship placements, or case studies. This ensures that students gain real-world experience and find the confidence to succeed in their careers.

In the 2019/20 academic year, the industry capstone program was supported by a range of for-profit and not-for-profit companies with real-world projects that needed solving. Over 1500 students from across the School of Business and the School of Information Technology and Engineering participated. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2019/20 academic year posed everyone with a unique set of challenges to overcome. Our students pivoted to a virtual setting and faced many uncertainties. Despite these challenges, the projects were completed on time and successfully. We are proud of our students and their ability to adapt to real-time, real-world challenges, and are grateful to our sponsors for their flexibility and dedication to our students. Scroll down to learn more about each project.

 

Projects 2020

Memphis Wings Pty Ltd

Smart Kitchen Inventory Management

Sponsor

Memphis Wings Pty Ltd. ABN: 95614160806
Company address: 18b Parkers Farm Place, Casula, NS

Project Name:

Smart Kitchen Inventory Management

Students:

Laxman Bharati
Rajesh Kumar Mahato
Nisha Karki
Susan Budha Magar
Sanjay Raj Dulal

Supervisor:

Dr. Nandini Sidnal

About the project:

Memphis Wings is a chain of restaurants famous for grilled and charcoaled food. Memphis Wings wanted to secure their industry grade kitchens from accidental fires.

Students developed the sensor network (based on IoT technologies) to monitor the kitchen appliances to 'pre-emptively' and 'intelligently' protect the premises from fire.


FauxExchange

Cryptocurrency exchange platform

Sponsor

FauxExchange, ABN:49781030034

Project Name:

Cryptocurrency exchange platform

Students:

Yashodhara Kodithuwakku
Sagun Moktan
Prajjwal Rai
Niraliben Pruthviraj Chaudhari
Mayon Dayantha Silva Madampage

Supervisor:

Ms. Navneet Kaur

About the project:

FauxExchange provides online trading platform service and consultation./p>

Students developed an intelligent cryptocurrency trading platform that can offer predictive analytics of future market trends using artificial intelligence algorithm(s).


Monsoon Impex Pty Ltd

Design and Implement Website for Online Order and Online transactions for the Shop

Sponsor

Monsoon Impex Pty Ltd. ABN: 68140540930,
Company address: 2/49 Cherry Street,
Werribee, VIC, 3030.

Project Name:

Design and Implement Website for Online Order and Online transactions for the Shop

Students:

Yashodhara Kodithuwakku
Sagun Moktan
Prajjwal Rai
Niraliben Pruthviraj Chaudhari
Mayon Dayantha Silva Madampage

Supervisor:

Dr. ABM Russel

About the project:

Monsoon Impex is an international design and decoration company which distributes furniture and home decoration items through online and offline platforms.

Students developed an online order and transaction system that is secure against various advanced cyber attacks during and after COVID.


BRR Technology Solutions

Intelligent Door Access Control System

Sponsor

BRR Technology Solutions, ABN: 95 423 604 661,
Level 2, 696 Bourke St,
Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia
Tel : +612-8003 5087

Project Name:

Intelligent Door Access Control System

Students:

Rajesh Karki
Shishir Basnet
Sabin Shakya
Sabin Pathak
Furgeli Sherpa

Supervisor:

Dr. Sadia Aziz

About the project:

BRR Technology Solutions provide computer support and security services to small to medium sized companies.

Students developed a smart door access control system that allows or denies entrants automatically based on their credential (such as RFID info or other biometric information).


SWAV TV Channel

Use of IOT in smart stadium for enriching fans' experience 

Sponsor

SWAV TV Channel ABN: 91612557436
Address: Suite 1A/ 2/802 Pacific Highway,
Gordon, NSW, 2072

Project Name:

Use of IOT in smart stadium for enriching fans' experience 

Students:

Aayush sedhai
Saroj devkota
Manoj Khadka
Bibek Adhikari 
Bijay Kc
Aakash KC

Supervisor:

Dr. Sanjeeb Shrestha

About the project:

SWAV TV provides intelligent solutions to entertainment industries.

Students developed an intelligent computer vision/RFID system to locate an empty seat in croweded stadium venues to improve the experience of visitors.


BRR Technology

Design and Implementation of Intelligent Helmet for Accident Detection

Sponsor

BRR Technology, ABN: 95 423 604 661

Project Name:

Design and Implementation of Intelligent Helmet for Accident Detection

Students:

Kamaljit Kaur .
Sumanjeet Kaur
Chirag Rameshbhai Prajapati
Fahad Abdul Rashid

Supervisor:

Dr Anies Hannawati

About the project:

BRR Technology provides solid, ethical, sustainable and beneficial technological and IOT tools, products and services, building lasting professional partnerships and creating a wholesome business ecosystem.

Upon the occurrence of an accident, the details related to incident are sent to respective emergency contacts and the location of the incident is identified using a global positioning system. The proposed system promises reliable and efficient delivery of accident related information along with location co-ordinates to respective services. With the use of such technologies the infrastructure was integrated into a helmet so that it will be a part of rider’s identity.


ERC Robotic Lab

IoT-Parking System

Sponsor

ERC Robotic Lab

Project Name:

IoT-Parking System

Students:

Prahlad Chandra Adhikari
Deepak Bhandari
Dirgha Raj Bhandari
Rabin Mainali
Rena Sitikhu

Supervisor:

Dr Wanod Kumar

About the project:

ERC Robotic Lab is the first and the leading robotic educational institution in Australia, coaching students from 8 to 18 years old.

Traffic congestion, pollution, time management and finding a suitable parking space are challenges with the expeditious growth in the number of vehicles in the urban cities. The introduction of IOT in the management of parking systems can play a vital role in addressing the problems related to parking in the cities. This project presents the idea of an IOT smart parking system which tries to resolve problems related to parking such as finding an available space, managing time and traffic congestion.


Etal Research

Implementing Home Automation With Raspberry Pi And Improving Its Security Configuration Using IDS/IPS Tools

Sponsor

Etal Research

Project Name:

Implementing Home Automation With Raspberry Pi And Improving Its Security Configuration Using IDS/IPS Tools

Students:

Nabeela Zareen
Harsh Modh
Drashti Sangani
Rohit Maru
Dhanushya Velgonda

Supervisor:

Dr Ammar Alzab

About the project:

Etal is a mobile connectivity platform that harnesses the tremendous potential of research to change the world.

In this project, an IoT based home automation network using sensors and actuators such as a temperature sensor, humidity sensor, light sensor and a camera is designed to enable the user to gain surveillance of their own house. It helps the owner to secure their house physically as well as to promote automation by transmitting analog data such as heat and light into a digital output that can be logged and also receive commands to control IoT devices such as thermostats, A.C.s and TVs has been designed.


Cuublemesh

Wireless Video Surveillance Robot Using Raspberry Pi

Sponsor

Cuublemesh

Project Name:

Wireless Video Surveillance Robot Using Raspberry Pi

Students:

Himani Dudeja
Yan Zhou
Usman Lqbal
Karishma Kapoor
Bin LI

Supervisor:

Dr. Mohammad Mohammad

About the project:

Cuublemesh is a world first in truly decentralised, social cell, peer to peer, self managed block chain enabled systems.

This project aims to develop a video surveillance system that will monitor different areas providing immediate feedback and clear images. Using Raspberry Pi, a highly technological wireless system has been developed through which monitoring is done. The powerful processor, Bluetooth connectivity, and wireless LAN make Raspberry is being used. This smart surveillance system using Raspberry Pi will enable a low-cost system that is useful in fields such as remote control systems, and anti-theft operations.


GADA Technology

Attendance Record System Using IoT Sensors

Sponsor

GADA Technology
17 bHardware Lane
Vicotia 3000

Project Name:

Attendance Record System Using IoT Sensors

Students:

Anubhav Tomar
Purvaja Godbole
Arjun Aryal
Prazna Kundula
Bhanu Bhakta Bhusal

Supervisor:

Prof. Savitri Bevinakoppa

About the project:

GADA Technologies Pty Ltd (GADA) is a technology company specialising in the rapid delivery of enterprise grade online, real-time, web applications with enforced workflows.

This project focuses on a WIFI attendance system framework using IoT devices. An automated system is designed that can dial in attendance using only WIFI replacing traditional assistive systems, such as biometrics and piercing. A solution addressing the issues in a conventional attendance system are addressed with some additional features like location tracking and automated data storage in cloud server improving data security.


MA Computer and Electical Services(MACES)

Tech Based DSS For Efficient Water Utilization - Real Time Testbeds For Irrigation

Sponsor

MA Computer and Electical Services
Marvickvelli, NSW

Project Name:

Tech Based DSS For Efficient Water Utilization - Real Time Testbeds For Irrigation

Students:

Hema Narendra Babu Bazaru
Krushival Reddy Kancharla
Sowmya Kola
Sai Maurya Kovuri
Vinay Varma Nampally

Supervisor:

Dr. Mohammad Mohammad

About the project:

MACES services computers and electrical related items.

The project work presents an efficient methodology that employs WSN as a data collection tool and a decision support system. It can assist farmers in their manual irrigation procedures or automate irrigation activities. Different issues in technology-assisted irrigation management and their solutions are also addressed.


SWAV TV Channel

Cloud Enabled Autonomous Drone Control Using Wireless Sensor

Sponsor

SWAV TV Channel ABN: 91612557436
Address: Suite 1A/ 2/802 Pacific Highway,
Gordon, NSW, 2072

Project Name:

Cloud Enabled Autonomous Drone Control Using Wireless Sensor

Students:

Kishore Nepal
Deepa Maharjan
Saugat Baral
Naren Nepali
Rajendra Ayer

Supervisor:

Dr. Nandini Sidnal

About the project:

SWAV TV is a Comedy Channel for all your Entertainment and Pranks.

This project is focused on designing an autonomous drone with obstacle avoidance features. This drone mainly focuses on applications in food assessment arena such as food gardens. In this project different aspects were analysed such as suitability of a wireless sensor network in drone control and its real time applications exploring the use of the Amazon Web Service cloud platform and its suitability in the project which is predicted to cater for service in near real time.


Allripe & DitchTech

Water IoT Commercialisation

Sponsor

Allripe & DitchTech
ABN: 17 113 104 537

Project Name:

Water IoT Commercialisation

Students:

Simran Rai
Dikshya Manandhar
Prayokta Khanal
Sashwot Lohani
Mingyur Dorjee Sherpa

Supervisor:

A/Prof. Monica Jurin

About the project:

JANUS is increasingly becoming the standard for underwater IoT. DitchTech is working on underwater IoT projects and is testing JANUS.This project is about using JANUS for communication. The project team designed the innovative water IoT devices, identified smart technology markets, and developed a commercialisation roadmap using influencer marketing and first adopter concepts, and a bootstrapping funding strategy for DitchTech. The team won the IMPACT Day Award in the Bachelor of Business category in Trimester 2, 2020.


BRR Technology Solutions

Commercialisation of the Smart Helmet

Sponsor

BRR Technology Solutions

Project Name:

Commercialisation of the Smart Helmet

Students:

1st phase

Resma Gautam
Maiya Lamsal
Nishan Kharel
Haichang Xu

2nd phase

Kush Rakeshbhai Patel
Sampada Dhakal
Medha Khanal
Nisha Lama
Nisha Rai

Supervisor:

1st phase

A/Prof. Monica Jurin

2nd phase

Wilson Ow

About the project:

In many professions where there is a risk of suffering a serious head injury, wearing a safety helmet is of utmost importance. Some of the top benefits of wearing a safety helmet at work are protection against head injuries, peace of mind and identification. The project team designed a process to commercialise a Smart Helmet which aims to add more safety features to work helmets making them 'smart 'to reduce injuries, and to improve occupational health and safety standards (OHS) in Australia. They built a prototype for a Smart Helmet for commercialisation purposes to make the product available in the market, which evolved from the early phase of designing the product, finding the market, understanding our potential customers to pitching the product to an investor. The project team in the first phase won the IMPACT Day Award in the Bachelor of Business category in Trimester 1, 2020. The project team in the second phase was the finalist for the IMPACT Day Award in the Bachelor of Business category in Trimester 2, 2020.


BRR Technology Solutions

Commercialisation of the Smart Recycled Bin

Sponsor

BRR Technology Solutions

Project Name:

Commercialisation of the Smart Recycled Bin

Students:

1st phase

Mei Li Chang
Hewa Gamage Lakshani Michelle Gunawardena
Krishan Vanderwall Vanderwall
Janith Theekshana Hewanalagamage

2nd phase

Sneha Thapa
Liying Yang
Xiaolan Tang
Sadiksha Regmi
Peter Matti

Supervisor:

1st phase

A/Prof. Monica Jurin

2nd phase

Wilson Ow

About the project:

Recycling is one of the best ways to have a positive impact on the world in which we live. Recycling is important to both the natural environment and us. We must act fast as the amount of waste we create is increasing all the time. This project designed a process to commercialise a smart recycling bin which aims to motivate citizens to practice recycling separation for their waste. The project teams built a prototype for a Smart Recycling Bin for commercialisation purposes to make the product available in the market. They also developed a pricing strategy and a marketing plan based on the B2B and B2G approach to gauge the interests of councils of local government areas and large commercial building operators. Both project teams were the finalists for the IMPACT Day Award in the Bachelor of Business category in Trimester 1 and 2, 2020 respectively.


AB TECHNOLOGIA

Factory Process Management

Sponsor

AB TECHNOLOGIA

Project Name:

Factory Process Management

Students:

Michael Shenouda
Anjila Maharjan
Kawaljeet Kaur
Alisha Pun

Supervisor:

Dr. Eijaz Khan

About the project:

The client has opened a chocolate production branch. The project team investigated and developed a business model for industrial process optimisation, aiming to have maximum efficiency and reduction of waste. The project team achieved the project goal to manage the industrial process and:

  • Minimise working times without compromising the product quality
  • Optimise the production process
  • Eliminate downtime
  • Understand the workflow cycle in detail
  • Introduce Business intelligence

The project teams was the finalist for the IMPACT Day Award in the Bachelor of Business category in Trimester 1, 2020.


Marnong Estate

Golf Course Business Proposal

Sponsor

Marnong Estate

Project Name:

Golf Course Business Proposal

Students:

Tarunbir Singh Wadhwa
Anupama .
Vaibhav Jain
Sushma Maharjan

Supervisor:

A/Prof. Michael De Martinis

About the project:

This project aims to analyze and evaluate the business proposal of building a Compact Golf Course and Moguls Putting Green at the Marnong Estate. The specific aim is to analyze and evaluate the opportunity of building one such golf facility in Australia and provide recommendations for the pricing strategy of the proposed business. Information was collected from, but not limited to, industry reports, competitor analysis, government policies, etc. to gain in-depth knowledge and make realistic assumptions. The key hurdles the business faced are the weather uncertainty and ability to host professional tournaments that could affect the earnings of the business operation. The project team won the IMPACT Day Award in the Master of Professional Accounting category in Trimester 1, 2020.


Wilh-Mah

Cashflow analysis

Sponsor

Wilh-Mah

Project Name:

Cashflow analysis

Students:

SonuLata Sethia
Sonam Maharjan
Durga Bhandari
Krishna Gurung

Supervisor:

A/Prof. Michael De Martinis

About the project:

This project analyses the impact of Australian Bushfires and the Coronavirus outbreak on Wilh-Mah, a travel services provider, and to make recommendations for business sustainability and future growth. The project team presented a 3-way budget model and financial projection as part of a business strategy analysis of Wilh-Mah. They also conducted a business analysis, financial analysis, competitor analysis and SWOT Analysis as part of their methodology. Furthermore, they evaluated the overall business of Wilh-Mah and concluded that Wilh-Ma should tap new market areas/countries by studying  travel behaviour and making its footprints via the use of social media and travel magazines. The project team was the finalist for the IMPACT Day Award in the Master of Professional Accounting category in Trimester 1, 2020.


AB TECHNOLOGIA

Factory profit maximisation

Sponsor

AB TECHNOLOGIA

Project Name:

Factory profit maximisation

Students:

Kartik Saxona
Alka Jangra
Davinder Kaur
Pabathi Wijaykulat Jilaka

Supervisor:

Dr. Mohobbot Ali

About the project:

The project team analysed the production cost estimation, profit analysis and optimisation of a small factory. For all customer requests, there is a level of revenue per day. Each day, a maximum amount of material can be produced, and the same maximum amount of material can be stored for the following day. Initially, i.e. on day zero, a quantity of material is available in the warehouse, and this quantity must be presented in the warehouse at the end of the last day, i.e. on the sixth day. Every day, in case of need, it is possible to acquire material from other external providers, but this decreases the level of overall profit: each unit of external material used in fact induces a loss. The project team employed a linear programming model to assign requests to days, and plan productivity (material produced, stored, and acquired from the outside) for each day, in order to maximize the overall level of profit. They were the finalists for the IMPACT Day Award in the Master of Professional Accounting category in Trimester 1 2020.


Squadly

A Start-up Growth Strategy

Sponsor

Squadly

Project Name:

A Start-up Growth Strategy

Students:

Litika
Harman Kaur
Preet Kamal Kaur
Srishti Mongia
Ankita

Supervisor:

Prof. Siva Muthaly

About the project:

Squadly is a start-up business which aims at building its customer base. The business is founded by Mr Awais Ibrahim. It is critical that the organisation develop a clear corporate identity and understanding of its competitive advantages in relation to other businesses that offer similar services. As there are many apps and software that offer workforce management functions with either Xero or Quick Books integration, the project team conducted an in-depth market analysis that clearly identifies its strengths and unique selling points, which in turn informed the business about its target market, competitive pricing strategy and marketing strategy. This is then followed by an in-depth analysis of the business’ 5-year forecasts of profit/loss, balance sheet and cash-flow positons. They were the finalists for the IMPACT Day Award in the Master of Professional Accounting category in Trimester 2 2020.


Expertax Consulting Pty td

Business Strategy Analysis

Sponsor

Expertax Consulting Pty td

Project Name:

Business Strategy Analysis

Students:

Gandhali Rajeev Jogalekar
Salina Joshi
Shreya Mahara
Anita Basu

Supervisor:

A/Prof. Monica Jurin

About the project:

The client’s aim is to provide one-stop financial solutions to their clients regardless of where their businesses are. Their services include accounting, business consulting, book keeping, individual taxation, business taxation, financial planning, mortgage broking and conveyancing. The project team analysed the impact of the changing business climate on the existing clients and identified a new target market to better position and expose the client’s service deliveries. They achieved the goals for this project which include:

  • Evaluate the business models and operations of ExperTax’s portfolio of clients
  • Identify targeted accounting and business service deliveries and strategy by ExperTax
  • Analyse the financial impact of the new proposed business service deliveries and strategy

The project team was the finalist for the IMPACT Day Award in the Master of Professional Accounting category in Trimester 2 2020.


Marshall Music Studio

Digital Music Delivery Strategy and Cost Analysis

Sponsor

Marshall Music Studio

Project Name:

Digital Music Delivery Strategy and Cost Analysis

Students:

Maiko Namimatsu
Azra Fatima Syeda
Komal Preet
Bimal Moktan
Arun Timilsina

Supervisor:

Prof. Siva Muthaly

About the project:

To further enhance the Marshall Street Studios brand, the business plans to launch an e-learning content in music business to develop a strong image and achieve its targeted exposure. In addition, this music studio will act as an additional revenue stream for the business. The project team developed a marketing and funding strategy to deploy an e-learning content of music that complements the Marshall Music Studios brand in the industry which provides an additional revenue stream for the business. They achieved the objectives of the project which include:

  • Evaluate and develop an e-learning contents for Marshall Music Studios and Music Industry.
  • Propose an e-learning content as part of the music industry.
  • Conduct a feasibility analysis of the digital delivery in the music industry.

They won the IMPACT Day Award in the Master of Professional Accounting category in Trimester 2, 2020.

 

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