Courses
on the Web

• none now.

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• Aaron Friel, who experimented with a way to infer the types of effectful functions at compile-time, in Haskell
• Trevor Smits, who created a statistical model for predicting the results of NBA games
• Trent Morris, who created a genetic algorithm to build a model for predicting the results of NFL games
• Anthony O'Dell, who analyzed comprehensive play-by-play data from NBA games in search of an effective measure of an individual player's defense
• Sean Fredericksen, who will create a language for compiling a subset of Photoshop programs to HTML
• Francisco Mota, who designed and implemented Fuga, a homoiconic OO programming language
• Joseph Winder, who is studied and implemented a number of functional data structures
• Shawn Sparks, who created MBCSS, a new class-based language for scripting CSS
• Derek Sellnau, who created an Android-based GPS system for walking around the UNI campus
• Kevin Shannon, who implemented a translator from a subset of natural language to SQL
• Nate Kemmer, who is implementing a Rails-based fantasy baseball draft tool, including dynamic revaluation of players based on draft outcomes
• Allyn Bauer, who implemented program to play Stratego, an imperfect-information game
• Paul Nadler, who implemented a scripting language for players in his own on-line game
• Kyle Lieber, who implemented a version of the department web site using Ruby on Rails
• Chuck Hoffman, who implemented software for manipulating graphs and experimented with ideas such the Small World phenomenon
• Jessica Puls, who implemented an interface to GMail in Ruby, which can be used to do e-mail from a cell phone or the web
• Alex Duzik (implemented a dynamic recompiler for Mac Classic apps)
• Jesse McGuire (implemented a web search tool that learns)
• Ross Bohner (implemented a 3-D game)
• Ryan Dixon, who is implementing a program for creating custom fonts from a user's handwriting
• Pat Burke, who working on natural language understanding
• Derek Lawless, who built an XML/Java-based pattern repository and search tool

• Joshua Carroll (tools for integrating complex product data across many different sources)
• Sameer Thajudin (a genetic algorithm to learn play checkers)

• Christian Schreiner (analysis of process data in the management of software development)
• Zach Abbott (a tutorial on mondas and functors)
• Rabik Maharjan (search and data representation for progressive chess)
• Manish Shrestha (enterprise software development)
• Sergei Golitsinski (tools for automatic generation of web content)
• Patrick Burke (case-based memory and natural language understanding)
• Nathan Labelle (open-source software dependencies and scale-free networks)
• Shriram Ilavajhala (decision support for a GIS system)
• P.J. Prabakaran (web search engine for images)
• Diana Tanase (software patterns and symmetry)
• Troy Bull (fighting spam with Bayesian filters)
• Jim Bohy (Ed.D.--teaching ethics to CS students)
• Masatomo Noborikawa (refactoring toward frameworks)