Project

Attempt 1 - Sudoku Solver (Failed) || May 24, 2012 || In chess , a queen  can move as far as she pleases, horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. A chess  board has 8 rows and 8 columns. The standard 8 by 8 queen 's problem  asks how to place 8 queen s on an ordinary chess  board so that none of them can hit any other in one move. Here we solve this problem <span style="background-color: #ffffff; font-family: Verdana,Arial,sans-serif;"> with a genetic algorithm for a n (n is between 8 and 30) <span class="search-highlight" style="background-color: #ffffff; font-family: Verdana,Arial,sans-serif;">queen problem <span style="background-color: #ffffff; font-family: Verdana,Arial,sans-serif;">. || May 24, 2012 ||
 * **S.#** || **Student Name** || **Topic** || ** Presentation Day ** ||
 * 1 || Mohammad Asif || Scheduling University Time Table || May 21, 2012 ||
 * 2 || Rameez Anjum || Travelling Salesman Problem || May 21, 2012 ||
 * 3 || Maryam Feroze || Graph Coloring Problem || May 24, 2012 ||
 * 4 || Muhammad Usman Sharif || Portfolio Optimization || May 24, 2012 ||
 * 5 || Asad Ali || Supply Chain Routing Problem - Linear Programming || May 21, 2012 ||
 * 6 || Arsalan Ahmed Ansari || Attempt 2 - Eight Queen Problem using Genetic Algorithm
 * 7 || Ali Raza || Optimizing strategy of kicking behavior || May 21, 2012 ||
 * 8 || Nida Sadaf Khan || Computational intelligence in cryptography || May 24, 2012 ||
 * 9 || Arif Imran || **Solving N-Queens Chess Problem**
 * 10 || Shamaila Mahmood || Game content development for the Android based game Move the box || May 21, 2012 ||
 * 11 || Tahir Akhtar || Solution of the game Move the box. || May 21, 2012 ||
 * 12 || Maira Ata || Classification of news items using neuro-evolution approach || May 24, 2012 ||
 * 13 || Asjad Saboor || crypt analysis of des using pso || May 21, 2012 ||
 * 14 || Farzana Tajuddin || Computational intelligence in Knapsack problem || May 21, 2012 ||
 * 15 || Ali Zohair || Character Recognition || May 24, 2012 ||