That is it. We had our last meeting on Tuesday - packed with talks - but not with audience :(
The following people/groups gave talks.
1) Ryan Trinkle '09 - Reflex: Practical Functional Reactive Programming
2) Leopold Joy, Lucien CD - FoosRPI-
http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
3) Sebastian Sarbora, Jazmine Olinger, Brittany Walker, Elizabeth
Dinella - Neptune - http://rcos.rpi.edu/
Jazmine)
4) Alan Schimmel, Michael Hosier - Mini BMS
http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
(menotr Eric)
5) Chris Brenon,James Grippo,Kirk Smith,Richie Young - Ballotbox -
http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
6) Joseph Monroe, Diego Cepeda, Vincent Cerati - Fitpet-
http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
7) Connor Foody, Jon Patsenker - Studyr
-http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
8) - Yufan Lou, Xuan Liu, Nick Smith - YACS++CourseMap
http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
9) Ming Luo, Seve Ibarluzea, Zaran Lalvani, Forest Crossman and Matthew Vitting, Sia-UI http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/sia-ui/ (mentor Kiana)
Highlights:
Ryan gave a very nice and easy to understand talk on Reactive Programming using Haskell (web programming , streaming application). He talked about his library Reflex which makes this possible,
Leopold and Lucien have completed their FoosBall hardware software interface and had a youtube video of their project. They had used arduino, raspbery Pi , twilio, python for their system.
Much has been accomplished in Neptune - including simulation, hardware and interface. It is still some ways to go -
MiniBatteryManagement System have fabricated an alpha version. They are refining their design. This project is coming along well.
BallotBox has made a very good progress. They have most of the basic operations working.
FitPet is an IPhone app that monitors the fitness activities using an incentive of pet living well.
Studyr is a project aimed at providing videos lecture notes, problem, past exams among students taking similar courses. The project is yet to mature.
Coursemap is coming along - they show a display of different courses according to the level credits and other filters - Right now it is just a circular display
Sia_UI is coming along very well with Seve leading the group. They have done a sizable portion of the UI implemented. There is also a simulation working. All in all, this project has achieved its goal (assuming the original Sia developers agree).
It is a glorious way to end the semester.
The following people/groups gave talks.
1) Ryan Trinkle '09 - Reflex: Practical Functional Reactive Programming
2) Leopold Joy, Lucien CD - FoosRPI-
http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
3) Sebastian Sarbora, Jazmine Olinger, Brittany Walker, Elizabeth
Dinella - Neptune - http://rcos.rpi.edu/
Jazmine)
4) Alan Schimmel, Michael Hosier - Mini BMS
http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
(menotr Eric)
5) Chris Brenon,James Grippo,Kirk Smith,Richie Young - Ballotbox -
http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
6) Joseph Monroe, Diego Cepeda, Vincent Cerati - Fitpet-
http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
7) Connor Foody, Jon Patsenker - Studyr
-http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
8) - Yufan Lou, Xuan Liu, Nick Smith - YACS++CourseMap
http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/
9) Ming Luo, Seve Ibarluzea, Zaran Lalvani, Forest Crossman and Matthew Vitting, Sia-UI http://rcos.rpi.edu/projects/sia-ui/ (mentor Kiana)
Highlights:
Ryan gave a very nice and easy to understand talk on Reactive Programming using Haskell (web programming , streaming application). He talked about his library Reflex which makes this possible,
Leopold and Lucien have completed their FoosBall hardware software interface and had a youtube video of their project. They had used arduino, raspbery Pi , twilio, python for their system.
Much has been accomplished in Neptune - including simulation, hardware and interface. It is still some ways to go -
MiniBatteryManagement System have fabricated an alpha version. They are refining their design. This project is coming along well.
BallotBox has made a very good progress. They have most of the basic operations working.
FitPet is an IPhone app that monitors the fitness activities using an incentive of pet living well.
Studyr is a project aimed at providing videos lecture notes, problem, past exams among students taking similar courses. The project is yet to mature.
Coursemap is coming along - they show a display of different courses according to the level credits and other filters - Right now it is just a circular display
Sia_UI is coming along very well with Seve leading the group. They have done a sizable portion of the UI implemented. There is also a simulation working. All in all, this project has achieved its goal (assuming the original Sia developers agree).
It is a glorious way to end the semester.
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