Individual Project Assignments
| Team |
Member |
Project Name |
| 1 |
Raghu Avula |
Socialite |
| 2 |
Salih Safa Bacanli |
Mobile human walk trace metrics displayer |
| 3 |
Karthik Balasubramanian |
|
| 4 |
Manik Challana |
|
| 5 |
Aman Goel |
Online air ticket reservation |
| 6 |
Vidhur Goyal |
Contact info scanner app |
| 7 |
Sergey Kovalenko and Alex Nikolaev |
|
| 8 |
Chait Renduchintala |
Measles response training system |
| 9 |
Nitish Sakhawalkar |
|
| 10 |
Nikhil Shekhawat |
|
| 11 |
Jun Xu |
|
Guidelines for project reports
For the project report, please use the ``latex'' (version available
for Windows and Linux). See the definition of Latex from Wikipedia. You can
download the MikTEX. The The Not
So Short Introduction to LATEX is a good manual that I would recommend.
Please use Bibtex for the references.
Please use the templates from IEEE
publications site.
If you have any questions, please post it to the class emailing address which
would be useful for the other students since there are some students in the
class who have experience with latex.
NOTE If you would like to propose your own project, please provide 1
page summary of the proposed project. The project proposals must be turned in to
the instructor no later than end of the second week of classes. Attaching files
via email is strictly prohibited. You are welcome to post your project proposals
on a web site where the instructor can download or bring a hard copy to the
class.
Possible Software Engineering II Class Projects
For software development projects, please click here to see all possible projects to choose from.
The survey based software projects are as follows:
Project 1: Software Engineering in Wireless Sensor Networks
Survey projects on how software engineering techniques and methologies have been
used within wireless sensor networks.
Project 2: Software Engineering in Urban Sensing and Pervasive Computing
Survey projects on how software engineering techniques and methologies have been
used within urban sensing and pervasive mobile computing.
Project 3: Software Engineering in Social Networking
Survey projects on how software engineering techniques and methologies have been
used within social networking.
Project 4: Software Engineering in Education
Survey projects on how software engineering techniques and methologies have been
used within undergraduate and/or graduate education in academia.
Project 5: Agile software development methodologies
Agile development is becoming more widely used both amongst the academia and
software industry. However, there are still many unanswered questions. Your job
is to survey the current research initiatives and provide comparison studies
between different methodologies (similiarities and differences). You must have
at least 9 methodologies in the survey.
Project 6: Software Configuration Management (SCM) Tools
SCM tools are essential for the software development. Your job is to survey the
current, most widely used SCM tools and provide comparison studies between
different tools (similiarities and differences). Feel free to include both
academic and commercially available tools. You must have at least 9 tools in the
survey.
Project 7: Software Project Cost and Effort Estimation Tools
Estimating the software cost and effort are essential for delivering the
software to the clint in timely manner and within the specified budget. Your job
is to survey the current, most widely used software project cost and effort
estimation tools and provide comparison studies between different tools
(similiarities and differences). Feel free to include both academic and
commercially available tools. You must have at least 9 tools in the survey.
Project 8: Software Project Management Tools
There are many tools and integrated environments for software management. You must have at least 9 tools and/or environments in the survey.