Academic Work
2004 Summer Research
Worked with Dr. Iba and Chris Phillips on creating a test bed for running tests on service in the artificial intelligence world. What is service, what defines good service, and how can AI that is to serve a human be made better?
Published papers:
www.westmont.edu/~iba/maeden/aaaiSS05dist.pdf
www.westmont.edu/~iba/maeden/flairs05dist.pdf
References to the published papers:
informatik.uni-trier.de/~ley/db/conf/flairs/
www.appliedreactivity.com/PAW05/
MAEDEN Simulator
2004 Fall CS Project
Was part of a 4 team group that ported an old program written for Windows into a web-based application in Java and Java server pages (JSP), created by Project Light (www.projectlight.org). The project was for software development, an upper division computer science class, but we were able to hand off the finished product to Project Light so that they could use it in their overall goal of porting all of their products to the web.
Project Light
We created a requirements specification document, a software project management plan, a design document, an implementation document, and an acceptance test plan as well as the software itself. The documents can be viewed here, unfortunately the software has not been put into use and is not accessible on any world wide web servers.
Worked with Dr. Iba and Chris Phillips on creating a test bed for running tests on service in the artificial intelligence world. What is service, what defines good service, and how can AI that is to serve a human be made better?
Published papers:
www.westmont.edu/~iba/maeden/aaaiSS05dist.pdf
www.westmont.edu/~iba/maeden/flairs05dist.pdf
References to the published papers:
informatik.uni-trier.de/~ley/db/conf/flairs/
www.appliedreactivity.com/PAW05/
MAEDEN Simulator
2004 Fall CS Project
Was part of a 4 team group that ported an old program written for Windows into a web-based application in Java and Java server pages (JSP), created by Project Light (www.projectlight.org). The project was for software development, an upper division computer science class, but we were able to hand off the finished product to Project Light so that they could use it in their overall goal of porting all of their products to the web.
Project Light
We created a requirements specification document, a software project management plan, a design document, an implementation document, and an acceptance test plan as well as the software itself. The documents can be viewed here, unfortunately the software has not been put into use and is not accessible on any world wide web servers.
- Part 6 - readme file (updated)
- Part 5 - acceptance test plan
- Part 4 - implementation document
- Part 3 - design document
- Part 2 vers 2 - software project management plan (SPMP)
- Part 2 - software project management plan (SPMP)
- Part 1 vers 3 - requirements specification
- Part 1 vers 2.1 - requirements specification
- Part 1 vers 2 - requirements specification
- Part 1 Scott's changes - requirements specification
- Part 1 vers 1 - requirements specification
- Part 0 - project overview