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Tsukahara: A Comprehensive Web Solution Designed To Simplify The Process Of Hosting A Gymnastics Meet., Jonathan Thomassian
Tsukahara: A Comprehensive Web Solution Designed To Simplify The Process Of Hosting A Gymnastics Meet., Jonathan Thomassian
Computer Science and Software Engineering
The process of setting up a gymnastics meet is long and complicated. Most meets organized today involve large amounts of paperwork by both organizing gyms and attending gyms. Tsukahara seeks to address this issue by providing a comprehensive web based solution, to make it easy for gyms to both host and attend meets.
Session Initiation Protocol Server Implementation For Linksys Routers, Matthew Duder
Session Initiation Protocol Server Implementation For Linksys Routers, Matthew Duder
Computer Science and Software Engineering
Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is a signaling protocol used for network-based media interaction. SIP Servers are required to process and forward requests and responses between end clients. Once connection setup is complete, the end clients utilize some other protocol (such as Real-Time Transport Protocol) to complete their task.
Such a server may be implemented and installed on routers. Unlike the SIP protocol, however, router development currently remains without standards. For this project, Linux-based residential-grade routers had their kernels replaced with an open source version. This allowed for installation of open-source development, such as a SIP server implementation.
This project led …
Redesigning Src2pkg, A Linux Package Creation Toolkit, Timothy Goya
Redesigning Src2pkg, A Linux Package Creation Toolkit, Timothy Goya
Computer Science and Software Engineering
Package managers ease installation and removal of applications. However, as the name indicates, in order for a package manager to be useful, they need packages created from upstream sources to manage. This is the purpose of src2pkg, a toolkit written in Bash shell script which automates many package creation tasks. src2pkg, however, suffers from major design flaws that cripple its ability to package some exotic upstream sources. src2pkg-ng is a prototype redesign of src2pkg that eliminates these flaws. src2pkg-ng fully supports creating packages for Slackware and Slackware-compatible variants for at least 21 upstream sources with various levels of complexity. Debian …