Spring 2017 C-Day Program
April 27, 2017
Location: Marietta Campus - 1st floor Lobby - Atrium building (J)
| 4:00 pm - 4:30 pm | Student check-in time followed by set-up (presenters only) (1st floor lobby) |
| 4:30 pm - 5:00 pm | Check-in judges, industry partners, Networking (1st floor lobby) |
| 5:00 pm - 5:35 pm |
Welcome from Dean Preston followed by Flash Session (1st floor lobby) CPCS-04, CPCS-05, CPCS-11, CPCS-13, CPCS-17, CPSWE-30, CP-33, GRCS-01, GRCS-05, GRCS-07, GRCS-09, GRCS-18, GRIT-25, GRSWE-29, OTHER-03, OTHER-08, OTHER-09, OTHER-10, UR-02, UR-03, UR-06 |
| 5:35 pm - 6:20 pm |
Judging of Student Posters and Games
Browsing (1st, 2nd and 3rd floors J building) |
| 6:20 pm - 6:40 pm |
Refreshments and Networking (J-381)
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| 6:40 pm - 6:45 pm |
Introduction of Keynote Speaker (Dean Preston) (1st floor lobby)
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| 6:45 pm - 7:00 pm | |
| 7:00 pm - 7:10 pm |
Recognition of Judges (1st floor lobby)
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| 7:10 pm - 7:40 pm |
Presentation of Awards (1st floor lobby):
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Sponsor
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Judges
- Robert Perez - IT Manager - Southern Company
- Nick Fenton - IT Administrator - Orasi Software, Inc.
- William Olden - Lead Programmer - Kiz Studios
- Eric Robinson - Atlanta Studio Head - Kiz Studios
- Andrew Greenberg - Executive Director - Georgia Game Developers Association
- Scott Murray - Business Intelligence Architect - HCA Healthcare
- T.J. Thomas - Software & Controls Manager - Marietta Nondestructive Testing, LLC
- Josh Gossett - Software Engineer - Marietta Nondestructive Testing, LLC
- Russ Biggers - Senior Software Engineer - Honeywell
- Bruce Skillin - Technology Innovator - Georgia-Pacific
- Dan Young - Operations Systems Manager - Clyde Bergemann
- Dylan Neumann - Project Coordinator - Fiserv
- Mike Phillips - Director, Talent Acquisition - InComm
- William Forsyth - Masters Student, Computer Science - Kennesaw State University
- Steve Cavanaugh - Director, Information Technology - Printpack, Inc.
- Shane Foster - Applications Manager - Shaw Industries Group Inc.
- Trevor Sands - Data Scientist - Shaw Industries Group Inc.
- Julie Newberry - Lead Analyst - Georgia-Pacific
- Wei-Chuen Chen - System Engineer - Verizon Wireless
- Wes Hogarth - Research Technologist & IT Manager - Georgia Tech Research Institute
- Miguel F. Tirado - System Analyst - Georgia Pacific
- Abi Salimi - VP of National Programs - Consort Institute
- Charles Igwilo - Partner - upSTART VENTURE PARTNERS
- Sharon Perry - President - Green Wave Technology
- Chad Teat - Chief Information Security Officer - Floor Decor
- Gordon Rogers - President - Edevate
- Andrew Lackey - Owner - Wabi Sabi Sound
- Lloyd Middlebrooks - Security Analyst Advisor - SecureWorks
- Kendell Mendoza - Information System Security Officer - Georgia Tech Research Institute
- Josh Faubel - Sr. Interactive Developer - YouAreHere
- Jason Hillhouse - Sr. Game Developer - YouAreHere
- Sean Hall - Embedded Systems Engineer - YouAreHere
- Ricardo Olivo - Sr Director, Innovation Technology - YouAreHere
- David Van Brackle - Senior Software Engineer - Lockheed Martin
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Rubrics
Capstone/ Undergraduate/Graduate Research scale 0 - 10 with 0 representing "Poor" and 10 representation "Exceeds Expectations"
- Successfully completed stated project goals and reported deliverables (0-10)
- Methodology/Approach: All required elements are clearly visible, organized, and articulated (0-10)
- Effective verbal presentation (0-10)
Games scale 0 - 10 with 0 representing "Poor" and 10 representation "Awesome"
- TECHNICAL: Technically sound with appropriate visual & audio fidelity(0-10)
- GAMEPLAY: Engaging & Fun, with an intuitive UI. Rules of play are clear. Includes a win/lose state(0-10)
- ORIGINALITY: Sound, Art, Design, or Code(0-10)
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Capstone Projects (35)
- CPCS-01 EA-4X
by Sven Cowart, Brendan Draper, James "Nick" Kammerdiener
Major: BAACS Advisor: Dr. Yong Shi
A Machine Learning based system to predict trends in the FOREX Market. - CPCS-02 ADbC
by Chris Altamimi, Jeff Yu, Kelli Yeatman, Manaf Alhabbal, Tyler Wilson
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Yong Shi
The focus of this project is to update the current ADbC interactive web application. - CPCS-03 Equipment Utilization Tracker (Dr. Shi Group 10)
by James Gowdy, Clay Cain, Nathaniel Velliquette, Joel Kamdem Teto
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Yong Shi
To develop a system to track equipment utilization and location. This project will implement the ability to track the hardware, it's duration of use and the distance it traveled. With this data it will be able to generate reports on the location and usage of the equipment. A google map will also be provided to provide a visual aid as to where the equipment traveled. - CPCS-04 KSU Lambda
by Mark Shaver, Erica Pantoja, Gabriel Kigundu, Cameron Campbell, Abdoul Dolo, Shawn Hutcherson
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Selena He
The focus of this project is to refine, update, and prepare to implement the current Lambda Machine distributed system for on-campus utilization - CPCS-05 FaceSNATCH
by John Stanford, Kevin Vo, Heli Patel, Kayden Pham, Vimal Panchal
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Yong Shi
FaceSNATCH is an IOS device friendly application that works with inbuilt database image collection to process broad range of images of humans and recognizes the emotions based on the expression. - CPCS-06 Pantry Buddy
by Joshua Auer, Matthew Brown, Alphonza Harris, Katelyn Marsala, Martynas Sedys
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Selena HeMobile application that allows users to keep track of grocery shopping trends and then make predictions based on those trends - CPCS-07 Railserve, Inc. Maintenance Tracking
by Daniel Brown, Christopher Choi, Andrew Hirschler, Gary Kirk, Ian Straiton, Oleg McNamara
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Selena He
An online maintenance tracking system for Railserve, Inc. Comprised of a database and a website that consists of several different forms for data input. - CPCS-08 Smart Mirror
by Raiden Stiegel, Sean Berdini, Gabriel Jefferson, Blesson Thomas, Kevin Nguyen
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Selena He
Raspberry Pi controlled data aggregation interface to show time, weather, and news behind a mirror. - CPCS-09 Project Battleship
by Eric Carboni, Jonathan Taylor, Steven Petsinger, Clayton Leikness, Payton Mock
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Selena He
Creating the classic board game Battleship for the 21st century - CPCS-10 Asymmetric Multiplayer Game in VR
by Jordan Davis, Mitchell Arnold, Ross Tebbetts, Zachary Towner, Zane Johnston
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Selena He
A VR game with asymmetric gameplay that allows players to take on two different perspectives to either build a level and to try to thwart the other players' attempts to finish it or to play a level themselves. - CPCS-11 WhatsThe.Buzz (Dr. Shi, Group #4)
by Abdul Wahab, Ryan McMichael, Melody An, Alexia Allway
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Yong Shi
Web application that allows businesses in the service industry to collect feedback on how customers rate their businesses, and offer incentives (coupons) in return for their feedback. - CPCS-12 StoryPort
by John McDonough, Logan Cooper, Zachary Reece
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Yong Shi
We are developing an iOS and Android application that allows the user to take an image from their smart device, create a voice recording over the image, and then upload the created video to Facebook. - CPCS-13 Equipment Utilization Tracking - Ameritrack
by Christian Brutofsky, Taylor Nicole Blasingame, Andrew Magana, Aleksandar Veselinovic, Austin Anderson
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Selena He
design and implement an embedded system paired with an application to provide reports and real-time analytics for Railserve equipmment utilization - CPCS-14 HVAC Training Simulator
by Preston Waters, Jamarcus Coulter, Euijin Lee, Paul Xiong
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Selena He
HVACTS will create a Virtual Reality game to train the player about how to identify HVAC fundamental problems and how to fix them. - CPCS-15 4Paw: Donation and Adoption Platform
by Tucker Fowler, Roger Mahler, David Huseman, Thomas Nguyen, Carlos Padilla, Andrew Unkefer
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Selena He
Today’s pet adoption system is becoming increasingly burdened with an overabundance of animals. The goal of this project is to build a hardware protype for feeder and create a server based website that will provide an easy one stop donation location for donators. - CPCS-16 Operation: Laces
by Grant Wesley, Ash Dela-Cruz, Gilberto Rose, Ridge Brown, Zachary Munson, Marcus Joseph
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Selena He
A mobile app to sell shoes/hats with Argumented Reality (AR) "put on" feature. - CPCS-17 Location Services using Wi-Fi Access Points
by Andrew Dessin, Alex Googe, Brandon Cross, Brandon Parker, Jim McDoniel, David Rose
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Selena He
The project will attempt to solve the problem of locating a Wi-Fi enabled device located inside a Macy’s Retail Store within 1% of the total square footage of the store. The real-time, or near real-time information about device location within the store will be shown on a website. - CPCS-18 Magical Liopleurodon
by Chris Koronkowski, Stephen Strickland
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Selena He
The magical liopleurodon project is an attempt at an open-source library wrapping multiple other security-focused open source libraries into a single, easy to use library that may be used across various IoT devices. - CPCS-19 CodeCheck: IntelliJ/Android Studio Security Enhancement Plugin
by Ben Ledford, Chris Francis-Christie
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Yong Shi
Security-focused plugin that performs real-time code analysis for vulnerabilities as well as offering suggestions to correct the error(s) - CPCS-20 Personal Tracking Railserv Project
by Vishal Patel, Blake Snellgrove, Jayson Swartz, Alonzo Bustamante, Rickey Weems
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Yong Shi
We will have a developed Personal tracking device that will display location on the application via GPS coordinates - CPCS-22 Railserve Personal Tracking
by Colton Carder, Dock O'neal, Andrew Maddox, Chris Theroux
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Yong Shi
Creating a software backend do display the live location of works on a rail yard. - CPIT-23 GTRI Disaster Recovery Plan
by Wagoner, Austin Taylor, Perez, Oscar Alejandro, Whitworth, Kyle Eugene, Osorio, Kevin
Major: BSIT Advisor: Dr. Jack ZhengRedevelop the disaster recovery plan for GTRI ELSYS - CPIT-24 DocWeb Patient System
by Cain, Stephen E, Cheveresan, Cristian, Kuah, Jun-Hao, McDonald, Victoria, Moche Chatue, Aline Stella
Major: BSIT Advisor: Dr. Jack Zheng
Renovate the user interface of a patient management system - CPIT-25 Anthem NoSQL Data Modeling and Query
by Brown, Johnathan A, Amaka, Noble E, Stapleton, James Alford, Williams, Jason, Keen, Hasaan Akbar
Major: BSIT Advisor: Dr. Jack Zheng
Invetigate patient data profile modeling and query on NoSQL - CPIT-26 Anthem Hadoop Security
by McTiernan, Justin David, O'Brien, Jared Vincent, Rai, Prakash, Smith, Logan Charles, Scott, Joshua Adam
Major: BSIT Advisor: Dr. Jack Zheng
Invetigate the authorization solutions on Hadoop - CPIT-27 WhatsThe.Buzz (Prof. Zheng, Group Buzz)
by Sherri Booher, Neisha Martinez, Jonathan Jones, Patrick Green, Benjamin Skeen
Major: BSIT Advisor: Dr. Jack Zheng
Enhance the features for a restaurant customer survey app - CPSWE-28 Alternative Medicine Office Management System
by Eric Plascencia, Calvin Nix , Alex Estrada, Ryan Josefsburg, Jerome Lester
Major: BSSWE Advisor: Dr. Hassan Pournaghshband
This is an office management system for an alternative medicine company. It's primary purpose is to provide assisstance to the employees of the client with management of all processes related to atients. - CPSWE-29 AMOMS
by Skip Bassey, Casey Brock, Jared Gibson, Ishraq Karim, Andy Mecke
Major: BSSWE Advisor: Dr. Hassan Pournaghshband
AMOMS is a medical office management system for Centro Quiropractico Cassan that serves to help the company switch from paper records to digitized records and assist employees in any tasks related to patients. - CPSWE-30 3MS - Modern Medical Management System
by Michael Russell, Joshua Mennicke, Elizabeth Herndon, Bilal Adams, Kyle Sylvestre
Major: BSSWE Advisor: Dr. Hassan Pournaghshband
This project is to create software that will be used to replace the current system that is used for an alternate medical facility. The office currently uses paper records to keep track of patient information and they would like to move to a digital database to improve the productivity within the business. By switching to a database it will be much easier for patient records to be located and updated with new information. This system will also allow appointments to be efficiently managed by receptionists improving work flow. - CPSWE-31 Doctor's Office Management System
by David Potter, Jonathan Cook, Adam Coker, Brandon Tuttle, Luis Rodriguez, William Story
Major: BSSWE Advisor: Dr. Hassan Pournaghshband
Fully functional doctors office system than can manage, organize and keep track of all the data that a typical doctors office would use and need. There will be many different users that will either make schedules, fullfil appointments, and/or generate reports on data in the system. - CPSWE-32 AMOMS
by Kelechi Amaihe, Mamadou Bah, Anh Huynh, Juan Blanco, Alex Federico, Curtis Dirton
Major: BSSWE Advisor: Dr. Hassan Pournaghshband
A web based medical office management system. To replace an office's paper system with a digital one. - CP-33 Make A Miracle
by Yasin Hussain, Dmitri Konradi, Angel Kanchev, Baturay Daylak, Tony Guzman
Major: ?? Advisor: Dr. Yong Shi
Web Application management system for Non profit organization Make A Miracle - CP-34 Knock Knock
by Caitlin Price, Adam Knight, Carolina Sanabria, Daniel Young, Liel Van Der Hoeven, Ronen Yankivski
Major: ?? Advisor: Dr. Selena He
Our version of the "smart doorbell" - a user will be able to view/interact with visitors at their door without leaving the comfort of their house - CP-35 Skies Above
by Adam Butler
Major: ?? Advisor: ?? - CP-36 Surveillance Image Enhancement
by Connor Sample, Daniel Salge, Tevin Phillip, Andy Hudgins, Dylan Meadows
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Bob Harbort
Feasibility study of image enhancement techniques for data from surveillance cameras
- CPCS-01 EA-4X
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Games (16)
- GM-01 Phobophobia
by Andrew Romans, Robert Kowalchuk, Cody McCormick, Cody Ulrich
Major: BSCGDD Advisor: Dr Allan Fowler
Game - GM-02 Cat Burglary
by Devante Anderson-Boothe, Tyler Henning, Jonathan Miu
Major: BSCGDD Advisor: Dr Allan Fowler
Game - GM-03 Uncanny Valley
by Disney Nguyen
Major: BSCGDD Advisor: Dr Allan Fowler
Game - GM-04 Hasty Delivery
by Drew Savas
Major: BSCGDD Advisor: Dr Allan Fowler
Game - GM-05 ShopKeep (working title)
by Forrest McClain, Zach Colbert
Major: BSCGDD Advisor: Dr Allan Fowler
Game - GM-06 Infinite Tactics
by John Ellis
Major: BSCGDD Advisor: Dr Allan Fowler
Game - GM-07 Pixel Puzzle Player
by Julio Hernandez
Major: BSCGDD Advisor: Dr Allan Fowler
Game - GM-08 Interstellar Delivery Corp
by Justin McLendon
Major: BSCGDD Advisor: Dr Allan Fowler
Game - GM-09 Call of Space Ring Tremorfieldfrontwatch: Advanced Global Ops Warfare 4
by Kevin Friddle
Major: BSCGDD Advisor: Dr Allan Fowler
Game - GM-10 Enlivening Purge
by Kevin Witt
Major: BSCGDD Advisor: Dr Allan Fowler
Game - GM-11 Worlds of Rescue
by Lauren Sisk
Major: BSCGDD Advisor: Dr Allan Fowler
Game - GM-12 Eden Centauri Game
by Michael Williams, Matthew Lamneck
Major: BSCGDD Advisor: Dr Allan Fowler
Game - GM-13 Project DSM
by Skylar Romocki
Major: BSCGDD Advisor: Dr Allan Fowler
Game - GM-14 Parallel
by Sterling LaVigne, Dereck Mills, Claire Oliphant
Major: BSCGDD Advisor: Dr Allan Fowler
Game - GM-15 Gojo Solo 2
by Josh Williams
Major: BSCGDD Advisor: Dr Allan Fowler
Game - GM-16 Bacterius
by Dave Smith, Moises Rosabal, Aarth Thakore
Major: BSCGDD Advisor: Dr Allan Fowler
Game
- GM-01 Phobophobia
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Graduate Research (32)
- GRCS-01 Deep Convolutional Neural Network And Parallel Programming
by Tala Emami, Ihssan Hashem
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Chih-Cheng Hung
Develop deep neural networks that learn to detect abnormality from image feed, and use graphics processing units for fast learning. - GRCS-02 Improving Classification Performance for Malware Detection
by Carlos Cepeda Mora, Pablo Ordonez, Chia-tien Dan Lo
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Dan Lo
It was designed a model for features selection and Malware detection based on machine learning algorithms. Results shows state of the art detection accuracy rate with just nine features. - GRCS-03 Android App for Identifying Digital Signage Viewer
by Dane Hylton
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Mingon Kang
The objective is to count the number of people viewing some form of digital signage and predict their ethnicity/race and also their age. - GRCS-04 Driving Assistant Android App based on Computer Vision Techniques
by Shade Alabsa
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Mingon Kang
We will be implementing a driving assistant which implements lane and collision detection and provide feedback to the driver - GRCS-05 Car Tag Identification Android App
by Sanjoosh Akkineni
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Mingon Kang
We will be analyzing the picture of the car tag and get the tag number from the picture and compare with the database and generate the details of the owner. - GRCS-06 Picture Editing
by Nidhibahen Patel
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Mingon Kang
We will develop an android app that can enhance the quality of pictures - GRCS-07 Identifying Potential Bottlenecks on Interstate Highways
by Betty Kretlow
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Chih-Cheng Hung
develope classifying techniques on data from traffic camera image to identify potential bottlenecks - GRCS-08 A New Paradigm for Interference-Aware Energy Harvesting
by Jiaxin Chen
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Xiaohua Xu
Analysis of device to device communication and algorithm design - GRCS-09 Machine Learning for Understanding Amazon Product Success
by Michael Kranzlein
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Dan Lo
Apply big data and machine learning techniques to understand driving factors in a products success on Amazon. - GRCS-10 Auditory and Haptic Feedback 3D UI for Blind People
by Darren O'Neale
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Rongkai Guo
The properties of virtual reality can be applied across a plethora of industries. We are using HTC Vive to record relevant data as to how auditory and haptic feedback can be used to enhance navigation independence in the real world for people with visual impairments. - GRCS-11 Research on Detecting Malware using Encrypted Traffic
by Uday Bhaskar Boyanapalli
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Donghyun Kim
Detecting malware using encrypted SSL/TLS traffic - Collection of malware and evaluation of cryptographic standards in SSL. Analyzing malware with RC4 encryption and evaluation of algorithm with the data set. - GRCS-12 OpenFlow Flow Table Overflow Vulnerability and Defend Strategy
by Xianyong Meng
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Yong Shi - GRCS-13 Sharing of lecture notes
by Nidhi Patel
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Selena He - GRCS-14 Android App Development for Gender/Age estimation
by Olivier Noumbi, Dhiraj Gharana
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Mingon Kang
We are developing an Android App for gender/age estimation. It shows the android app development approach for the problems - GRCS-15 Identifying Cancer Subtypes
by Tejaswini Mallavarapu
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Mingon Kang
We are identifying cancer subtypes by using clustering methods - GRCS-16 Engineering an AI that can solve insight puzzles
by Oscar Garcia
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Selena He
As neural networks become more complex and designers build neural network arrays that mimic the human brain, it becomes possible to believe that neural networks can solve problems that require a more human level of insight. A Neural Network will be designed, prototyped and tested for its ability to, without prior training, synthesize an algorithm assembled from basic trained steps to solve the complex puzzle reaching an out of reach target. - GRCS-17 Performance Analysis: Machine Learning via CPU vs GPU
by Jhu-Sin Luo
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Lo
Using the MNIST handwritten digit database as our sample, we analyzed neural network training and validation times. We quantified the costs in terms of execution time and importantly, energy consumption. - GRCS-18 Monitoring and Assessing Traffic Safety Using Live Video Images
by Srivarna Settisara Janney, Ishraq Karim
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Chih-Cheng Hung
Highway Safety assessment has traditionally been relied on historical crash data and/or field conflict studies. The objective of this research study is to automatically extract conflict event data from the field cameras on the fly. Those conflict events data can be used to proactively diagnose safety issues, and formulate and implement proper counter-measures in a timely manner. It is expected to considerably reduce the number of crashes that could have occurred otherwise. We need to train the machine to learning those conflicting situations to be useful in real-time monitoring of traffic. - GRCS-19 Unintended Data Leakage Attacks and their Countermeasures
by Ravi Patel
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Kai Qian
Expose different attacks to obtain information from a Android device and perform countermeasures to protect the data. - GRCS-20 Input Validation and Output Decoding
by Peter Ding
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Kai Qian
Demostrate the consequences of data sanitization in the forms of input validation and output encoding for secure mobile software development - GRCS-21 Auction Based Resource Allocation Algorithm in D2D Communications
by Benjamin Lee
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Xiaohua XuI
will show how an auction based resource allocation algorithm mitigates interference in a cellular communcations system and see where it stands with other methods of interference mitigation. - GRCS-22 New max fault-tolerance barrier-coverage problem in ad hoc sensor networks
by Yeojin Kim
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Donghyun Kim
Introduce a new maximum fault-tolerance barrier-coverage problem in hybrid sensor network, which consists of a number of both static ground sensors and fully -controllable mobile sensors. - GRCS-23 Graph-theory Based Simplification Techniques for Efficient Biological Network Analysis
by Euiseong Ko
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Donghyun Kim
Introduce two new graph algorithms which aim to improve the efficiency of the existing methods for biological network data interpretation. - GRCS-24 Android App Deveoplment for Funny Face
by Sweta Patil
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Mingon Kang
We will present the android app that identify face components and exaggerate them for fun - GRIT-25 An Iris Authenticaion Framework to Prevent Presentation Attacks
by Mahbubul Islam
Major: MSIT Advisor: Dr. Hossain Shahriar, Dr. Hisham Haddad
Our approach relies on capturing iris area image using near infra read light. We train Haar-Cascade and LBP classifiers to capture the area between pupil and cornea. The image of iris are is stored into database. The approach also generates a QR code from iris which acts as a password and a user is required to provide it during authentication. A prototype is built using OpenCV platform tool. The approach has been tested from samples obtained from publicly available iris database. The initial results show that the proposed approach has lower false positive and false negative rates. - GRIT-26 Classification of Web Service Attacks and Mitigation Approaches
by William Bond
Major: MSIT Advisor: Dr. Hossain Shahriar
In this proect, we provide a classification of attacks on web services and mitigation approaches. - GRSWE-27 Design and Deliver Online Courses
by Jennifer Cassan
Major: MSSWE Advisor: Dr. Paola SpoletiniThis research is intended to find the most efficient way to deliver online courses in computer and software fields - GRSWE-28 Virtual Reality for Requirements Elicitation
by Aman Bhimani
Major: MSSWE Advisor: Dr. Paola SpoletiniIn this project, we propose the use of virtual reality as new technique to collect requirements. Being an immersive controlled environment, virtual environments present all the benefits of both observations on the field and controlled experiments. - GRSWE-29 Empowering Requirements Elicitation through Vocal and Biofeedback Analysis
by Albert Maine
Major: MSSWE Advisor: Dr. Paola Spoletini
Develop tool and software set for analyzing data obtained from biological feedback sensor and voice analysis to help the requirements elicitation process - GRCS-30 Proposing an algorithm for Automation of Secure and Transparent Permission Framework
for Android Device
by Nusrat Asrafi
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Dan Lo
The Project is involved with developing new algorithms which self-regulating the permission of API framework in android application for malware detection and take necessary steps for security. - GRCS-31 Implementing A Sentiment-Change-Driven Event Discovery System on HPCC Systems®
by Lili Zhang, Ying Xie
Major: PhD in Analytics and Data Science Advisor: Dr. Ying Xie
Implementing a sentiment-change driven event discovery system on HPCC Systems - GRCS-32 Mathematical Proofs on Interactive Learning Platforms
by Linda Vu
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Ying Xie
The goal of the project is to be able to use interactive learning mediums without the use of internet and to promote critical thinking.
- GRCS-01 Deep Convolutional Neural Network And Parallel Programming
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Internships/Student Chapters (10)
- OTHER-01 Voya Investment Management
by Endia Holmes
Major: BSIT Advisor: Prof. Dawn Tatum
Descriptive internship poster requarding Windows 10 PC and VM's - OTHER-02 Kali Server Exploits
by Andrew Chew
Major: BSIT Advisor: Prof. Dawn Tatum
Description of Kali distribution and tools used to exploit Windows XP and 10 Vms - OTHER-03 Clyde Bergemann Power Group - Engineering Design Automation
by Priyanga Chandrasekar
Major: MSCS Advisor: Prof. Dawn Tatum
Descriptive Internship poster about Systems Analyst Intern experience - OTHER-04 Atlanta Police Foundation - Effectiveness of APF initiatives
by Sreesowmya Chaturvedula
Major: MSCS Advisor: Prof. Dawn Tatum
Descriptive Internship poster about Data Analyst Intern experience - OTHER-05 United Parcel Service
by Lamar Antonio Munoz
Major: MSIT Advisor: Prof. Dawn Tatum
Native Mobile Quality Assurance - OTHER-06 Optimization of SQL code for Regression analysis / Wellstar
by Navera Gul
Major: MSIT Advisor: Prof. Dawn Tatum
Optimization of existing SQL reports to get useful data which can be used for the predictive analysis or diagnosis of chronic diseases in patients at Wellstar. - OTHER-07 CRM implementation at a Law office
by Nimesh Patil
Major: MSIT Advisor: Prof. Dawn Tatum
Show the adoption and implementation of Salesforce in a law office - OTHER-08 IEEE Computer Society Student Chapter - Spring 2017 Activities
by Victor Sahin, Justin Voorhees, Chip Gardner, Mizzani Walker-Holmes, Chris Baxter, Sanjoosh Akkinenim
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Sarah North
Student Chapter Accomplishments - OTHER-09 Assoication for Computing Machinery Student Chapter - Spring 2017 Activities
by Alex Veselinovic, William Parish, Chris Brutofdky, Taylor Blasingame, Alex Federico, Deja Tyla Jackson
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Sarah North
Student Chapter Accomplishments - OTHER-10 Robotics and Automation Society (RAS) Student Chapter - Spring 2017 Activities
by Erica Pantoja, Samuel Luo, Joel Kamdem, Christopher Francis-Christie, Victor Sahin, Ben Tamo
Major: MSCS Advisor: Dr. Chih-Chung Hung
Student Chapter Accomplishments
- OTHER-01 Voya Investment Management
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Undergraduate Research and HS (8)
- UR-01 eSense: Biomimetic Modeling
by Derek Martin
Major: Advisor: Prof. Mike Franklin
Biomimetic Modeling of Electrolocation and Echolocation using Dynamic Homeostatic Dual-Layered Reinforcement Learning - UR-02 A Comparative Study of Gaming Interfaces and Impact on Players
by Dr. Sarah North, Victor Sahin, Ben Junior Tamo
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Sarah North
The main objective of this study was to investigate how different gaming interfaces compare and impact the players’ general experience with games. - UR-03 Automated Photography with Drones
by Victor Sahin, Joel Kamdem Teto, Dr. Sarah North, Ben Junior Tamo
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Sarah North
In this project, we examine Drones that can be used for automated indoors photography (AIP) with help of appropriate sets of sensors and artificial intelligence (AI) applications. - UR-04 Graphics powered Java Virtual Machine
by Jonathan Lashgari (Wheeler High)
Major: Other Advisor: Dr. Dan Lo
Today's programs have not kept up with the pace of advancement in computer hardware. Graphics processing units, or GPUs, have long been available to use for general purpose computations, yet the utilization of such hardware is not wide spread. This project aims to enhance Java runtime performance by using the GPU and just-in-time compilation mechanism. This will ease the transition of creating more efficient and capable programs by transparently utilizing a computer's computational power. - UR-05 Improving spam mail detection using content filtering methods
by Ethan Simms (Wheeler High)
Major: Other Advisor: Dr. Dan Lo
Current spam filters are not functioning at the most efficient/successful level. To improve the success of these filters, I will be conducting research on the different sub methods of the content filtering type of spam filtering. The research will open new doors for improving spam filters and increasing spam detection in the future. - UR-06 Malware Detection in Microsoft Office Macros with Machine Learning
by Ruth Bearden
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Dan Lo
I will present my progress in researching ways to improve malware detection for MS Office maros. My research will explore the effectiveness of only training machine learning algorithms from macro samples. - UR-07 CAT Vehicle Challenge
by Jacob Jennings, William Silloway, Zane Johnston
Major: BSCS Advisor: Dr. Donghyun Kim
Use data from CAT vehicle to identify obstacles and change vehicles velocity and trajectory - UR-08 Augmented Reality Enhancements for Marching Band
by Julian Robinson
Major: Advisor: Prof. Mike Franklin
Augmented Reality Enhancements for Marching Band with Visual Aids, Cueing, and Navigation
Wheeler High School Partners:
- Dr. Ginny Berkemeier - Internship Coordinator
- Dr. Kate Maloney - Research Coordinator
- UR-01 eSense: Biomimetic Modeling
