Open Access. Powered by Scholars. Published by Universities.®
Programming Languages and Compilers Commons™
Open Access. Powered by Scholars. Published by Universities.®
- Discipline
- Keyword
Articles 1 - 3 of 3
Full-Text Articles in Programming Languages and Compilers
Rcon Administration Tool Designed For Use With Garry’S Mod And Source Servers, John Gibbons
Rcon Administration Tool Designed For Use With Garry’S Mod And Source Servers, John Gibbons
Mathematics and Computer Science Capstones
The proposed project is an Android application designed to interact with the Source RCON protocol. Defined below: The Source RCON Protocol is a TCP/IP-based communication protocol used by Source Dedicated Server, which allows console commands to be issued to the server via a "remote console", or RCON. The most common use of RCON is to allow server owners to control their game servers without direct access to the machine the server is running on. In order for commands to be accepted, the connection must first be authenticated using the server's RCON password, which can be set using the console variablercon_password.
Findapark Implementation, David Laratta
Findapark Implementation, David Laratta
Mathematics and Computer Science Capstones
FindAPark is a web service application designed to help a user search for a local hike or vacation revolving around hiking or cycling. Workplan The workplan for this capstone is to create the System Proposal which includes detailed information about the completion of all the items in the System Proposal except the Functional, Structural, and Behavioral Models.
Building And Safety Department Android Mobile Application, Nary Simms
Building And Safety Department Android Mobile Application, Nary Simms
Mathematics and Computer Science Capstones
Research has found that Americans spend 4.5 hours watching television, 1.5 hours listening to the radio, about half an hour reading print and spend a whooping five plus hours per day in digital media (online, mobile, other). Out of these five hours, two hours and twenty minutes are spent on a mobile device (phone or tablet), which is a massive increase of about 575 percent from the twenty-four minutes that was reported in 2010. Flurry, an analytic app company, released data about their tracking of more than 300,000 apps in 2013, and they found the average time spent per day …