Master Thesis

The researcher addressed the arbitrator civil liability and mistakes made in performing the mission of dispute arbitration towards arbitration government parties and others, in a comparative study between Palestinian arbitration law, Jordan, Egypt and UAE, along with some foreign countries laws.

He pointed in his thesis that the system is integrating two mechanisms to detect literary thefts, based on laboratory linguistics and multiple meanings sources. The research aimed to discover the importance of merging these resources to improve examinations and literature thefts detection.

The researcher made a pilot study on university students to develop the methods adopted by students in plagiarism and the approach was built based on these studies results.

The researcher discussed how to reduce the power consumption in wireless sensor nodes to solve the problems that arise in conventional ways of building wireless sensor nodes, such as prolonging the system’s life and rationalizing energy consumption using smart systems.

By end of discussion, the committee, composed of supervisor and chairman of the committee Dr. Amjad Rattroot, external examiner from Polytechnic University of Palestine Dr. Radwan Tahbob and Arab American University internal examiner Dr. Mohammad Hamarsheh, decided to give Researcher Hamza Hegawi a Master degree.