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Last Updated January 09, 2006Spring 2005 Projects
Project Title: Enhanced Weather Chart Digitizer
Team 31 Developers: Audra Johnson, Andrew McConaghy, Shane Smith, Dimetri Wilker Weekly Team Meeting: Monday, 1:00 to 2:30 Pacific in JEB 324
Description: The
Enhanced Weather Chart Digitizer (EWCD) project is to enhance the Weather Chart
Digitizer (WCD) developedby a team during the Fall 2004 semester. The overall
goal is to digitize analog weather graphs for barometric pressure, temperature,
and precipitation levels into periodic samples in a computer-readable format for
further processing and archival into a database. The EWCD, like its
predecessor the WCD, will be written in Java in order to achieve compatibility
between the target environments: Microsoft Windows and Macintosh OS X. The EWCD
will operate on a user-selected scanned image, and produce a Comma Separated
Value output, for use in further customer developed tools. Project Title: High Performance Smart Comment Stripper
Team 32 Developers: Brad Faler, David Nadler, Doug Shikashio, Terry Triplett Weekly Team Meeting: Wednesday, 8:30 to 10:00 Pacific in JEB 324 (Teleconference: 208-885-7530)
Description: During Fall 2004 Team 29 developed a Smart Comment Stripper. SCS uses a heuristic approach to determine the type of file being processed and then applies an appropriate set of rules to strip the comments. SCS is implemented in Perl. Although functionally effective, SCS as implemented suffers from performance problems that preclude its use in a large-scale production environment. The primary objective of this project is to produce a version of SCS that will run in substantially less time.
Project Title: Online Database for Textbook Double Auction
Team 33 Developers: Michael Apfelbeck, James Bianco, Yang Shu, Vedran Skoro, Nicholas Webb Weekly Team Meeting: Wednesday 12:30 to 2:00 Pacific in JEB 324
Description: The
purpose of this project is to develop a web based book auctioning system. The
application will use a double auction method to match sellers and buyers. It
will also include special features such as ISBN and book title lookup as well as
customer and seller feedback.
Project Title: Project Reporting System
Team 34 Developers: Brandon Barrett, Sam Johnson, Sung-Ung Kim, Jeannine Schmidt, Brian Schwenk Weekly Team Meeting: Tuesday 8:00 to 9:30 Pacific in JEB 324
Description: The purpose of this project is to develop a web-based application suite for reporting, maintaining, and displaying project data associated with CS 481 projects. The starting point will be a selected subset of the projects developed in CS 480 during the Fall 2004 semester. All of these projects implemented an effort tracking application to be used to report and summarize hours worked on CS 481 projects by team members. Improvements to visual design and work flow will be made, enhancements to data security will be made, and additional features will be implemented. The collection and reporting of data will be extended beyond that initially provided by the CS 480 projects.
Project Title: Common Authentication Project
Team 35 Developers: Ryan Blue, Aaron Brown, Kyle King, Bryan Rossebo Weekly Team Meeting: Tuesday 11:30 to 1:00 Pacific in JEB 324 (Teleconference: 208-885-7530)
Description: Most DoD organizations are supported by a variety of computer systems and operating environments that require secure accessing mechanism. Each environment has its own unique approach to authenticating user access. The purpose of this project is to design and implement a more sophisticated authentication approach than is currently present in commercial systems and that is consistent across several different environments.
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2005 Engineering Design Expo
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