AANSAM Journal of Technology and Innovation
ISSN 3134-5506
Annsam Journal of Technology

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16 peer-reviewed articles

Computer Science
The Use of Computer Technology by Visual Arts Teachers and Students in Public Senior High Schools in the Cape Coast Metropolis, Ghana
A Ghartey, FY Amoako-Kwakye
Sep 11, 2026· 873 views

The study examined the resources, available software, attitudes, and challenges of teachers and learners in using computer technology in 10 Senior High Schools in Cape Coast.

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Engineering
Wavelet Method for Denoising Pressure Data for Transient Analysis
RN Ayitey Akoto, BK Mussey, A Olorunwa Igbokoyi
Sep 11, 2026· 776 views

This work demonstrates how the wavelet transform can be used as a de-noising tool to reduce noise in pressure transient data.

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Engineering
Wavelet Method for Denoising Pressure Data for Transient Analysis
RN Ayitey Akoto, BK Mussey, AO Igbokoyi
Sep 11, 2026· Vol.Volume 5· 987 views

Unlike the Fourier theory that lacks scaling and translation parameters, the wavelet theory provides a new platform for the so-called de-oising workflow where noise in a signal or set of data is reduced. This work demonstrates how the wavelet transform can be used as a de-noising tool to denoise pressure transient data for PTA. The target is to create a smoother yet representative data pattern out of a noisy set of data. Two flow regimes were clearly identified from a noisy set of pressure transient data – spherical and radial flow regimes. The data points were then fitted to simple mathematical models describing spherical and radial flows. The p-values from the Chi-squared distributions were less than 0.05, indicating a perfect fit of the data points to the models.

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Engineering
An Appraisal of The Causes and Effects of Building Transformation in Housing Estates in Ghana: The Case of Asawase Estate, Kumasi
Justice K. Offei-Nketiah, Desmond Opoku, Michael Nii Addy
Sep 11, 2026· Vol.Volume 6· 911 views

The study addresses the causes, effect and degree of building transformation in state-built estates and its surroundings...307 houses were sampled...

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Languages and Literature
Examining English Language Learning Anxiety and Student Achievement at Takoradi Technical University in Ghana
A. K. Aboagye, J. Debrah-Amofah
Sep 10, 2026· Vol.Volume 8· 1021 views

Literature shows that English language learning anxiety (ELLA) has a debilitating effect on English language achievement (ELA) and that knowledge of ELLA is essential for successful language acquisition. Yet, most of these studies focus on English as a foreign language, leaving studies on English as a second language on the fringes of current literature, though the two are distinct. Thus, this paper examined the link between ELLA and ELA among Takoradi Technical University students. It also determined the individual relationships of ELLA components with the students’ ELA. Using Horwitz et al.’s (1986) Foreign Language Classroom Anxiety Scale and students’ Examination scores, this paper tested students’ ELLA and ELA respectively with a sample of 351 students. A negative correlation was found between ELLA and ELA. Though the components of ELLA: Communication apprehension (CA), Test anxiety (TA) and Fear of negative evaluation (FNE), were negatively correlated with the students’ ELA, CA was most strongly correlated with ELA. Apparently, even in the context of English as a second language, the students were anxious when it comes to classroom communication. It is recommended that teachers support and encourage an interest in learning English and use classroom activities that are less likely to induce fear.

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Built and Natural Environment
Post-Occupancy Evaluation of Halls of Residence at Takoradi Technical University, Ghana
Gloria Osei-Poku, Christian Koranteng, Barbara Simons
Sep 10, 2026· Vol.Volume 6· 1034 views

The Ghacem and Nzima-Mensah halls, two halls of residence on the main campus of TTU, were assessed to identify facilities and satisfaction levels of residents. Indoor thermal comfort was also measured, revealing inadequate car parks and study rooms, with residents dissatisfied with room sizes and washrooms.

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Arts
An Analysis of Young Adult Literature in Ghana: Yaw Asare’s Ananse in the Land of Idiots and Efua Sutherland’s The Marriage of Anansewa
Uriah Stonewell Tetteh, Ramos Asafo-Adjei
Sep 10, 2026· Vol.Volume 6· 995 views

Universally, Young Adult (YA) literature aims to entertain and educate audiences...among which are suspense, humour, alienation effect and limited sets and props.

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Business and Management Studies
Assessing the Relation of Customers’ Expectation and Perception of Products/Services Rendered in Three-Star Hotels in Takoradi
EK Teigaga, FB Fraikue
Sep 10, 2026· 1189 views

Customers’ expectation and perception are important driving forces in the hotel industry. This study assessed the link between customers’ expectation and perception in three-star hotels in Takoradi. It was observed that most customers’ expectation outweighed their perception.

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Social Sciences
The Role of Males in the Catering Industry: The Case of Cape Coast and Elmina
FY Amoako-Kwakye
Sep 10, 2026· 914 views

The study examined the role of males in catering establishments in Cape Coast and Elmina.

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Business and Management Studies
The Nexus between Innovation, Knowledge Sharing and Firm Performance: An insight into Star-Rated Hotels in Ghana
B. A. Danso, R. A. Fenteng, B. Osman
Sep 10, 2026· Vol.Volume 8· 597 views

Studies on innovation have focused less on service firms such as the hospitality industry. Thus, the purpose of this study is to investigate how innovation types: technological (product/service & process) and non-technological (marketing & organizational) innovations, and knowledge sharing influence the performance of star-rated hotels in Ghana. A cross-sectional design with a quantitative approach was employed. Data were collected using 5-point Likert-scaled questions from purposively selected 636 star-rated hotel managers. Structural equation modelling-partial least square design (SEM-PLS) was used to measure the relationships between study constructs and to test the established hypotheses. Findings showed that both innovation types and knowledge sharing positively and significantly influenced firm performance. Innovation types exclusively had a high influence on firm performance with product innovation having a stronger tie. The findings of this study imply that managers of hotel firms should place a greater emphasis on various forms of innovations to achieve high organizational performance. Knowledge management should then be a strategic part of hotel management such that it can be shared to enhance innovation and performance.

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