Uniquely You

Abstract

"My independent study and conclusions are presented in this document, which includes my final project report for the BSc (Hons) Business Information Systems at the Informatics Institute of Technology, Sri Lanka, in partnership with the University of Westminster, UK. ""Uniquely You (Autism Aid),"" the initiative aims to improve the lives of children with autism in Sri Lanka by removing major sociocultural and structural obstacles that impede their growth and assimilation into society. The thorough material in this report is the outcome of my academic work under Ms. Pumudi Vidanagama's supervision. Her advice was essential to the planning and implementation of this investigation. Except as noted expressly, I certify that the concepts, procedures used in their creation, and analyses presented here are unique, and that this work has not been submitted for an other academics. All published and unpublished sources used in the production of this project have been properly recognized and cited. This includes a thorough analysis of the literature that informs my project's theoretical framework, a close look at current programs designed to help autistic kids, and a breakdown of the ethical, legal, and social issues that are relevant to the creation and use of digital tools for autism. Additionally, the project has gained a great deal from the expertise and unpaid assistance of several subject matter experts, educators, therapists, and parents of autistic children who contributed their knowledge and recommendations to guarantee the applicability and efficacy of the suggested digital tool. Their viewpoints have been extremely helpful in developing a solution that is both technologically sound and considerate of the requirements and difficulties that the autistic population faces in the actual world. In conclusion, this statement confirms the accuracy and academic value of the attached report. In order to partially complete my degree requirements, I am submitting this project. I am confident in its academic content and its ability to have a beneficial impact on the field of autism assistance through technology."