PROJECTS
SSN MSIT-SE PROJECTS Risk Management Game Suganthan Dhanasekaran, Sriith Karippure, Daawar Khan, Pramoth Renganathan, Nivas Vivekanandan The student team developed a digital board game to teach the fundamentals of risk management and mitigation in software development. Based on a traditional board game, the students prototyped, playtested, and implemented the game using Java. TripleCheck Anandan Arumugam, Chetan Yuvaraj Reddy Kovvur, Valavan Palanisamy, Lakshmi Subramanian Team members developed and implemented an image comparison algorithm in Java that compares a supplied image set with 150 million cataloged images and finds the matches within 1-2 hours. Babysitting Mobile App Shrinath Badrinarayanan, Vikesh Inbasekharan, Kirthika Jayaraj, Nikesh Kantharaj Students developed a mobile application to connect users in need of childcare to babysitters looking for work in their locale. Along with administrative functionalities, the extensible application allows users to create profiles and connect with one another in order to service both user bases.
MSIT-ESE PROJECTS Configurable Robotic Platform Team 1: Li-Wen Chang, Chien-An Chen, Shunji Cheng, Xiaoyi Ge, Tongkai Shao Team 2: David Kyle, Prashaanth Ragupathy, Vaishali Suresh, Sujith Vijaya Kumar Members of the student teams designed and developed an “open� robotics platform for use in research and prototype testing environments. Building on previous work by ESE teams, the student teams developed control-communications capabilities, open API support, basic collision detection, and power monitoring for the platform. IoT Test-bed Li Chen, Abhijit Hota, Kai Huang, Tianhao Wang, Yumeng Xie Team members designed and developed a limit operational system to test the fidelity of simulations examining the control and coordination of disparate IoT services. The test-bed featured a coordination/control system coupled with physical sensors and actuators that could be configured to mirror a similar environment configured within the simulation. Additionally, the test bed also featured a programmable interface for the management of sensors, rules, operations, etc.
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