CSC 296 Students

The projects described here may be used as final projects for CSC 296. To use one of these projects as a project for you class, contact me (martin@cs.rochester.edu), Dr. Koomen (koomen@cs.rochester.edu) and the Scrum Master of the team you are interested in working with (listed above the project). If all are agreeable, you will provide the database design and implementation for the project you choose. The students in CSC 210 will provide the user interface.

Project Proposal

Proposal Template

A Microsoft Word template for the proposal

Proposal Example

Yaxi: an example proposal

The proposal are all range from good to excellent. I am impress by the work you have done and am looking forward to the results. Many team worked on solutions to problem at UR. This is an excellent approach since you are experts at problems at UR. You have priviledged perspective on these problems. For those teams who propose general solutions, I recommend thinking about a UR spin of your project.

Proposals

Lannister: URbooks

Mehr Kashyap (email: mkashyap@u.rochester.edu)

URbooks is a web site that provides students with a website where they can buy and sell textbooks. Students can see, by class, which books are available for sale.

Backslash: UR Dorm Recipes

Shuopen Deng (email: sdeng3@u.rochester.edu)

UR Dorm Recipes is a web site that provides students with recipes they can make using the groceries availabe at Hillside and the tools that are available in the dorms.

Cellar: IT Tech Repair

Chris Wong (email: cwong21@u.rochester.edu)

IT Tech Repair is a web site to lets students access resources that will help them get their devices repaired when they break using easily available resources.

CODE: Museshare

Wenqin Jiang (email: jwenqin@gmail.com)

Museshare.pdf is a system for local musicians to share information with local fans and impresarios. It lets musicians put up sound files and information about their musical groups.

ContraWeb: Battleship Game

Luisa Maria Neves (email: lneves@u.rochester.edu)

Battleship Game is an on line game that can be played on mobile devices.

Hacklemore: Velociraptor

Jonathan Kuberka (email: jkuberka@u.rochester.edu)

Velociraptor helps people manage sports teams on line. Teams can communicate with each other sharing organizational and play information with each other.

Llama: UR Housed

Justin Fraumeni (email: jfraumen@u.rochester.edu)

UR Housed is a system that helps students navigate the UR housing lottery combining information from the dorm lottery with information on the interactive residential guide.

Sk3m: Small Restaurant On-line Presence

Katarzyna Ruszowska (email: kruszows@u.rochester.edu)

IT Small Restaurant On-line Presence lets small restaurant develop systems to promote their restaurants and take on-line order.

SqlThePrql: URScheduler

Amelia Keller (email: akeller5@u.rochester.edu)

URscheduler helps students build their class schedule for upcoming semesters combining information from the standard course descriptions with information from RateMyProfessor, CDCS, and reviews stored in the site.

Synapps: UR Hungry

Anis Kallel (email: akallel@u.rochester.edu)

UR Hungry provides information about on campus restaurants including the individual options within the sites as well as the locations. It allows students to write reviews of the restaurants.

Tautology: Constraint Satisfaction Problem Solver

Rebecca Everson (email: reverson@u.rochester.edu)

Constraint Satisfaction Problem Solver provides a user interface through which people can set up and solve problems using Constraint Satisfaction. The user associates elements in their problem with the propositional variables and rules about those propositions as the constraint. It then calls a general purpose constraint satisfaction algorithm to find solutions.

Team RNG:URate

(Oscar Rojas email: orojas@u.rochester.edu)

URate allows students to review their professors and to read previous student's reviews.