Selected Senior Projects Advised

I have advised many senior projects and post below selected student work with permission of the authors:

• Stephanie Connell. Converted an Android app to use a cloud-based database via Firestore rather than a local database via Room.
• Dylan Porter: Silent Voyager. An Android app for tracking and recording phone location. Users can allow others to track them and request tracking of others. A web site also allows access to tracking data.
• Zachary Kuchar: CardGames.org. A web site with a number of JavaScript-based card games, all of which can be played against the computer and a few of which can be played against other players over the Internet. Also implements a leaderboard.
• Devon Brown and Nikolas Schmidt: WUBRG: Web Application for Magic: The Gathering Card Game, a web app that allows users to view cards available for the game, build decks of cards, track decks built by others, view game-related videos, purchase cards, and more. The project code is available.
• Sean McShane: Spotify Artist Finder, a web app that obtains data from the Spotify music service API, attempts to identify emerging artists, and provides a web interface.
• Brandon Messineo: SmartList, a web app that allows you to create, search, and share lists.
• Ariana Light: workstation app that automatically generates graphical interpretation of music (MIDI) input. The project code is available.
• Kinardi Isnata: iPhone app for taking exposure-bracketed photos (several photographs of the same image at different exposures) and fusing the photos into a single High Dynamic Range (HDR) image.
• Mike Caterino: iPhone app for searching and viewing Fast Facts palliative care medical articles on-device (without Internet connectivity). The app is freely available at the Apple iTunes store; search for "palliative care".
• ChrisLard: study of automatic generation of levels in video games