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A Database For Indexable Carbide Inserts, Andrew Yoder
A Database For Indexable Carbide Inserts, Andrew Yoder
Computer Engineering
The indexable inserts project is a collaborative effort to aggregate into a single database as many indexable carbide inserts from as many manufacturers as possible. Inserts are generally labeled with a part number following a specific standard determined by shapes and measurements, however specifications for certain aspects of carbide inserts—such as which materials they can cut—can vary by manufacturer. There currently is not a way to search a comprehensive database containing tools from multiple manufacturers for a handful of inserts that would satisfy some necessary parameters, making finding the correct tool in a shop a much more time-consuming process than …
Learning Management Website, Brendan A. Baronia
Learning Management Website, Brendan A. Baronia
Computer Engineering
The following system was developed as a basic course management system for use by teachers and students. The project started as an alternative to existing platforms, such as Moodle, though because of a two quarter time constraint the complexity of the system was reduced to a more reasonable level. The resulting system requirements included a simple course creation/enrollment system, with separate sections, topics, and resources including videos, files, and a basic graph problem.
Slo Dancing, Ryan Moelter, Audrey Bruscia, Matthew Smith
Slo Dancing, Ryan Moelter, Audrey Bruscia, Matthew Smith
Computer Engineering
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Protocases, Christopher M. Polis
Protocases, Christopher M. Polis
Computer Engineering
Design and implementation of a 3D printing web application.
Kreative Outlets, Travis Crist, Steve Clark, Jason Peressini
Kreative Outlets, Travis Crist, Steve Clark, Jason Peressini
Computer Engineering
With the widespread use of smart phones and the advancement of WiFi technologies, people now have the Internet at their fingertips at all times. Home automation and control has the possibility of becoming the next big technology that can utilize the abundant availability of the Internet. This paper documents the findings and results of a project aimed at developing the infrastructure needed for a home automation system that is accessible anywhere. We implemented a system that utilized a web enabled ethernet connection and RF wireless technology to control AC outlets and provide the user with feedback information about the status …