Team Project Assignments
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John Baker johntster@gmail.com
Brandyn White e133tc1pher@gmail.com
David Westhoff dwesthoff82@hotmail.com
Jeffrey Baranda jbaranda@gmail.com
Jon Espiritu jon.spirit@gmail.com
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Vishaun Tyrone Lekraj vishauntl@hotmail.com
Jeffrey Scot McCracken je859508@pegasus.cc.ucf.edu
Volodymyr Pryyma volodymyr007@yahoo.com
Rabii Rhrara rhrara@gmail.com
Shaun Benjamin Thompson sh.thompson@gmail.com
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Project Templates
The project templates can be find here.
Each project team is expected to follow the same template for their projects.
The templates will be briefly discussed in the next class period.
Possible Software Engineering Class Projects
Project 1: 3D Parallel Program Visualizer
One of the difficulties with parallel programming is that it is hard to
debug and visualize. Your job is to make a 3-d tool to allow users to
monitor the execution of an MPI parallel program in real time. This
should include a 3-d representation of the parallel machine, along with
the data being communicated between the machines. The use of an easy
toolkit for visualization, such as OpenSceneGraph is recommended.
Contact:Jimmy Secretan, School of Electical Engineering and
Computer Science, Email: secretj@cfl.rr.com University of Central Florida,
Orlando, 32816. Cell: 407-325-3581
Project 2: Web Schedule Synchronizer
Many people now keep on-line, electronic calendars. However, even
electronic calendars are not much help when trying to schedule and event
with more than two people. Usually, everybody e-mails the group to give
some times that are good for them, and after a few rounds of e-mails and
much rescheduling, they finally agree on a time. Your job is to make an
on-line calendar system where users can enter times that work for them,
through some calendar interface. When all of the users required for an
event have entered their appropriate times, the computer should figure
out what time works for everybody. It should then e-mail everybody this
decided appointment time. If an agreed time should be successfully
established, the system should notify the users of this.
Contact:Jimmy Secretan, School of Electical Engineering and
Computer Science, Email: secretj@cfl.rr.com University of Central Florida,
Orlando, 32816. Cell: 407-325-3581
Project 3: Maps for Visualizing Student Origins
This project will require the use of the Google maps API to draw
information from a database of students and visualize where they
originate. Your job is to develop a web based program that will read
through an SQL database of student information, geocode the address
(using one of the many free geocoders), and then place a marker for that
student on the map.
Contact:Jimmy Secretan, School of Electical Engineering and
Computer Science, Email: secretj@cfl.rr.com University of Central Florida,
Orlando, 32816. Cell: 407-325-3581