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California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

2015

Android

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Pre-R: Making Healthcare Healthier, Timothy Acorda, Ryan Foletta, Winifred Lee, Thomas Nguyen, Isabella Sarmiento, Brian Truong, Marek Zhang Jun 2015

Pre-R: Making Healthcare Healthier, Timothy Acorda, Ryan Foletta, Winifred Lee, Thomas Nguyen, Isabella Sarmiento, Brian Truong, Marek Zhang

Computer Engineering

No abstract provided.


Nutty Adventures, Tony Hsu, Mandy Chan Jun 2015

Nutty Adventures, Tony Hsu, Mandy Chan

Computer Engineering

Nutty Adventures is an Android game. The goal is to gather acorns for day-to-day survival, upgrades, and hoarding. Ultimately, the player must have enough acorns by the time Winter comes to fulfill the squirrel’s quest: providing enough acorns for his squirrel kingdom during the barren Winter season. Throughout the days, the player has to keep track of time and monsters, which might influence player decisions.


Enterprise Smart Outlet: Android Development, Aaron Koeppel Jun 2015

Enterprise Smart Outlet: Android Development, Aaron Koeppel

Computer Science and Software Engineering

This project consists of one part of a larger multidisciplinary project, Enterprise Smart Outlet. The purpose of the Enterprise Smart Outlet is to create an electrical outlet which would allow enterprise users to monitor and change their power consumption habits on a large scale. The goal of this project is to allow consumers to see their power consumption per outlet in real time, and then use that information to inform their future habits, helping them conserve electrical energy and money. The Enterprise Smart Outlet Android application provides an interface to display the real time data of all smart outlets connected …


Grit Mobile: Data Collection App For The Grit Research Project, Ryan Chang Mar 2015

Grit Mobile: Data Collection App For The Grit Research Project, Ryan Chang

Computer Science and Software Engineering

This project consists of one part of a larger University research project aimed at determining if active learning builds the character trait of grit in students while they learn in the domain of mechanical engineering. The research project has three goals: the development of a mobile app to measure the quantity and quality of active learning, a model of student success using the quantity and quality of active learning, and a characterization of the relationship between active learning and grit growth. This senior project focuses on the mobile app as part of the larger research project. The mobile app will …