Document Overview
简体中文 | English | Tiếng Việt
Project Title: Minh Khoe Tue Y — Design and Implementation of a Health Management and Diagnostic Assistance System Based on LLMs and Multimodal Artificial Intelligence (Abbreviation: MKTY Smart Healthcare System)
Chinese: 明康慧医——基于LLM与多模态人工智能的健康管理与辅助诊疗系统的设计与实现 Vietnamese: Minh Khỏe Tuệ Y – Thiết kế và triển khai hệ thống quản lý sức khỏe và hỗ trợ chẩn đoán y tế dựa trên LLM và trí tuệ nhân tạo đa mô thức (Tên viết tắt: MKTY – Hệ Thống Y Liệu Trí Tuệ)
Project Documentation Description
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MKTY-Paper.pdf: The original undergraduate thesis submitted to the Faculty of Computer Science and Technology, Qilu University of Technology (Shandong Academy of Sciences), Class of 2025. Thesis Title: Design and Implementation of a Health Management and Diagnostic Assistance System Based on LLMs and Multimodal Artificial Intelligence. -
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MKTY-PPT.pdf: The defense and outstanding-thesis presentation slides (PDF version) for the above thesis. -
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Outstanding_Thesis_Evaluation_Form.pdf: The official evaluation form for the “Outstanding Bachelor’s Thesis” selection at Qilu University of Technology (Shandong Academy of Sciences). -
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Developer-Guide-DeepWiki-EN: Contains 23 detailed English developer guides (PDF files) providing comprehensive technical explanations and diagrams of the project. These materials are hosted and versioned via the DeepWiki platform.
List of PDF Documents and Corresponding DeepWiki Links
Copyright Notice
This directory contains the original thesis PDF, the defense presentation PDF, and a complete set of detailed English developer guides (provided via DeepWiki). These materials comprehensively illustrate the project’s design rationale, background, and core architecture. They are intended to facilitate better understanding and potential future research or extension.
Learning, referencing, and inspiration use are warmly welcomed — especially for educational or exploratory purposes related to system architecture, implementation mechanisms, or expansion ideas.
However, please note that these documents are subject to the project’s modified MPL-2.0 license.
Please respect the author’s creative work. Large-scale plagiarism, patchwork reconstruction, or extensive uncredited quotations are strictly prohibited. If you wish to cite or redistribute any part of these materials, please comply with the open-source license and clearly indicate the original project information:
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Project Names:
- Chinese: 明康慧医
- English: Minh Khoe Tue Y
- Vietnamese: Minh Khỏe Tuệ Y
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Author: Du Yu (Chinese: 杜宇; Vietnamese: Đỗ Vũ)
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Supervisors:
- Academic Supervisor: Associate Professor Jiang Wenfeng (Chinese: 姜文峰; Vietnamese: Khương Văn Phong)
- Industry Supervisor: Senior Software Engineer Li Jun (Chinese: 李君; Vietnamese: Lý Quân)
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Project Repository and Thesis Source: https://github.com/duyu09/MKTY-System
Authorship and Institutional Information
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Author & Rights Holder: Du Yu (Chinese: 杜宇; Vietnamese: Đỗ Vũ), Undergraduate Student, Class of 2025, Software Engineering (Software Development), Faculty of Computer Science and Technology, Qilu University of Technology (Shandong Academy of Sciences). Student ID: No. 202103180009
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Supervision: This thesis and project were conducted under a university–enterprise cooperative education program, jointly supervised by the university and industry mentors.
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University Institution: Faculty of Computer Science and Technology, Qilu University of Technology (Shandong Academy of Sciences) (Vietnamese: Học bộ Khoa học và Kỹ thuật Máy tính, Đại học Công nghiệp Tề Lỗ (Viện Khoa học tỉnh Sơn Đông))
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Enterprise Institution: Shandong Strong Software Training College, Ambow Education Group (Vietnamese: Học viện Thực huấn Phần mềm Sư Sáng Sơn Đông, Tập đoàn Khoa kỹ Giáo dục An Bác)
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Academic Supervisor: Associate Professor Jiang Wenfeng (Chinese: 姜文峰; Vietnamese: Khương Văn Phong)
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Enterprise Supervisor: Senior Software Engineer Li Jun (Chinese: 李君; Vietnamese: Lý Quân)
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University Authorization Statement (as included in the thesis license page):
The author of this undergraduate thesis fully understands the university’s policies regarding the retention and use of graduation theses: the university has the right to retain and submit copies of the thesis, allow it to be consulted and borrowed, publicly release part or all of its content, and reproduce it through photocopying, scanning, or other means.
(Note: The above English version is for reference only. The Chinese version shall prevail.)
All rights of the thesis, presentation materials, and associated project documents belong to the author — Du Yu.