Physical Sciences and Mathematics Commons^™

M^3, Catherine Mingmin Wei, Syrsha Anne Harvey

Computer Science and Software Engineering

M^3 aims to raise students' interest in physics through an interactive and fun video game. Originally planned as a segment in the Cal Poly SLO Seeds in STEM workshop, M^3 is designed with middle and high school students as the intended audience.

A Mobile Application For Optimally Matching Real Estate Clients, Yu Karen Asai, Steven Andrew Luu

Computer Science and Software Engineering

Real estate agents are often tasked with finding their clients’ ideal properties. This can be difficult because multiple clients may have varying preferences, such as number of bedrooms, square footage, or price. Furthermore, different clients may weight their individual preferences differently. Existing applications do not consider multiple clients’ satisfaction, nor do they allow clients to weigh their preferences, potentially leading to less-than-ideal matchings between clients and properties.

In this project, we design and implement an iOS application whereby real estate agents can match multiple clients with individually weighted preferences to properties scraped from web listings. We model this client-property matching …