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

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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

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

Sep 2026· 879
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Social Sciences
A Study into Homosexuality in Senior High Schools in The Kumasi Metropolis
Frank Okyere

Homosexuality among Senior High School students in Ghana is factual, although the phenomenon is legally and culturally prohibited...the web of homosexuality.

Sep 2026· 537
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Arts
Redesigning and Sculpting of Takoradi Technical University’s Heraldic Crest
VKB Micah, EK Donkor

This study analyzed the processes involved in the redesigning and sculpting of Takoradi Technical University’s heraldic crest in cement.

Sep 2026· 882
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Arts
Manual Ghanaian Broadloom Fabrics in High-End Bridal Wear
R Acquaye, M Akrofi

This study explored the use of metallic yarns with cotton and rayon yarns on a manual broadloom to weave fabrics for bridal wear. A twelve-yard fabric, with a …

Sep 2026· 2254
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Applied Sciences
Institutionalisation of Apprenticeship: Some Perspectives
Dinah Serwaa Amankwah

This qualitative research sought the views of some officials and a cross-section of artisans from three regional capitals of Ghana on the institutionalisation …

Sep 2026· 245
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Engineering
Wavelet Method for Denoising Pressure Data for Transient Analysis
RN Ayitey Akoto, BK Mussey, A Olorunwa Igbokoyi

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

Sep 2026· 783

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