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fall 1999 Senior Projects
| The CHEMISTS | 
Click here for information about The CHEMISTS | Client:
David McDonald,Tom Schnitzius and Keith Morgan
Environmental Health and Safety
Team:
Project Leader: Angela Lybarger 
Lead Software Designer: Matt Barham
Web Designer and Documentation: Thomas Daugherty
Lead Programmer: Corey Probst
Lead Testing Analyst: Luke Proctor
| Description:
The CHEMISTS Senior project will develop a web-based system to track the inventory of chemical substances on
the campus of Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville and its associated campuses in East St. Louis and Alton, Illinois.
The system will allow report generation, inventory gathering, and other features to make the system acceptable and desirable
to every department on campus. The system will bring the University into compliance with OSHA regulations regarding
"Right to Know" information about chemical substances students and employees of The University may come into contact with.
The project is sponsored by The Environmental Health and Safety Office at SIUE. |
| | The Next Generation | 
Click here for information about The Next Generation | Client:
Dr. Robert Blain
SIUE Dept. of Sociology and Criminal Justice
Team:
Group Manager: Gwen Arthur
Documentation and Web Developer: Staci Conrad
Lead Analyst: Yeow Lee
Lead Testing Analyst: Ken Schulte
Lead Programer: Eric Nicholson
| Description:
Dr. Blain, our client, developed a board game that he uses extensively in his classes.
He contacted the Computer Science department in order to gather a team to convert this board game for the computer.
A team was assigned the project and they successfully converted the game into a working application.
One of the shortcomings of their program was that it only ran locally and all six players had to use the same machine,
which meant they had to take turns. This went against one of the basic elements of the game, which encourages a sense
of free for all play in which players can take turns simultaneously. Dr. Blain went back to the Computer Science department
to see if they could come up with a solution to solve this problem. The answer arrived at was to gather another team and convert
the existing application to allow for network play. This would give each player his or her own machine and allow for free for all play.
In order to achieve our objective we must create a client module, a server module, and make minor changes to the design of the existing application. |
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SIUE Computer Science Senior Projects 1999
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