Fall 2015 School of Computing Symposium

Friday, December 4, 2015 from 3 PM to 6 PM

Grand Banquet Hall

UNF Adam W. Herbert University Center

About the Event

The School of Computing Symposium features course projects, thesis projects, and other types of faculty research projects carried out by undergraduate and graduate students. Students and faculty will share their work via poster presentations. This event will provide you an opportunity to have one-on-one interaction with our faculty and other computing students.

The event is open to the public. Light refreshments was served. The symposium is free but registration is required (Registration is now closed).

Our Sponsors

Special thanks to corporate sponsors for supporting our students in this event. This symposium is supported by annual contributions by members of the School of Computing Advisory Board and local companies.

Program Schedule

• 2:15 PM to 2:45 PM - Students setting up their poster
• 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM - Check-in and registration
• 3:00 PM - Event kickoff
• 3:00 PM to 5:30 PM - Attendees view posters and provide feedback
• 5:30 PM to 6:00 PM - Event closing and announcement of symposium winners

During the event, each attendee will be allowed to vote on six different posters. Attendees can cast a vote via smartphone using QR reader apps. QR Code Reader App should be available for free in the App store relevant to your phone. We will also have few computers at the event location for casting votes. Posters that receive the highest number of votes would be announced as the symposium prize winners.

Event Materials

Promotional Flyer

Program Schedule

Event Location and Parking

UNF Adam W. Herbert University Center

12000 Alumni Drive

Jacksonville, FL 32224 - 2678

The University Center offers complimentary parking to all event attendees. You can find driving instructions at the below link:

http://www.unf.edu/universitycenter/Map_and_Directions.aspx

Symposium Winners

During the event, attendees were provided with seven votes with instructions to cast one vote per poster. Winners of the symposium were decided based on the number of votes received. Winners were recognized with cash prizes and certification awards. School of Computing Advisory Board members along with Dr. Sherif Elfayoumy, School of Computing Director presented cash prizes and award certificates to winners of the symposium.

First Place Winner (Prize - $200) Poster Title: Waste Not Want Not & GreenGold Presenters: Adam Dew, Tyson Warner, and Anastasia Werkowski Course: CIS 4327 - IS Senior Project I
Second Place Winner (Prize - $150) Poster Title: Curious Cooker Presenters: Sam Hughes, Diante Ledgister, Keyonte Mobley, and Dylan Strickland Course: CIS 2991 - Inventing Android Apps
Third Place Winner (Prize - $100) Poster Title: World Arts Film Festival e-Voting System Presenters: Donald Dedman, Jeremiah Doody, Timothy Folds, Julio Orozco, and John Verdi Course: CIS 4327/CIS 4593 - IS Senior Project I & Mobile Capstone I

Honorable Mention Winners

Ten posters were recognized with honorable mention award for best-in-class poster presentation. Honorable mention winners received $50 cash prize and award certificate. See below for list of honorable mention award winners:

• Poster Title: The Way Free Clinic Volunteer Management System
  • Presenters: David Iya, David Powell, Nadiia Semenchuk, and Christopher Small
  • Course: CIS 4327 - IS Senior Project I
   
• Poster Title: Aquapella
  • Presenters: Erin Poole, Dusty Rhoades, and James Spinella
  • Course: COP 3855 - Web Systems Development
   
• Poster Title: Healthcare Web Application
  • Presenters: Iman Elshaar, Hibah Khalil, Chanchal Khatwani, Navin Mali, and Pan Xu
  • Course: CAP 6100 - Interface Design and Implementation
   
• Poster Title: Roboethics
  • Presenters: Tillman Chen, Michael Dormann, Jenny Gjika, Maria Huynh, Kaihua Liu, and Elizabeth Moreno
  • Course: CIS 3253 - Legal and Ethical Issues in Computing
   
• Poster Title: Forward /
  • Presenters: Anthony Criscuolo, Jeremiah Doody, Chaston Sanchez, and Joao Silva
  • Course: CIS 2991 - Inventing Android Apps
   
• Poster Title: UNF SoC Symposium App
  • Presenters: William Hackney, and Robert Lowstetter
  • Course: CEN 6016 - Engineering of Software I
   
• Poster Title: Social Engineering, The Subtle Art of Manipulation
  • Presenters: Justin Brown, Thomas Byrne, Brian Durham, Andrew Moran, Dylan Rudolfer, and Reed Tillis
  • Course: CIS 4365 - Computer Security Policies and Disaster Preparedness
   
• Poster Title: Dungeons & Dungeons & Dungeons ...
  • Presenters: Kevin Hoeppner
  • Course: CEN 4535C - Development of Gaming and Mobile Apps
   
• Poster Title: JAX Deals
  • Presenters: Joseph McGrady and Alexander Valley
  • Course: COP 4813 - Internet Programming
   
• Poster Title: Evaluating Convolutional Neural Networks and Hidden Markov Models for 2D Gestures
  • Presenters: Spence Southard
  • Course: CAP 6671 - Intelligent Systems
   

* Symposium presenters received a participation certificate.

Apart from above winners, three other posters received special recognition for the best innovative and real world application projects. The best innovative project was selected by Wanyonyi Kendrick, Executive Director of STEM2 Hub, and the best real world application project poster was selected by Mike McCall and Nikul Patel from Citi Corp.

• Best Innovative Project Poster Title: BookMar
  • Presenters: Kelvin Alves, Shawn Blancett, Tistan Reyes, and Jason Srivastava
  • Course: CIS 2991 - Inventing Android Apps
   
• Best Real World Application Poster Title: Incident Reports Tracking System for Daniel Kids
  • Presenters: Timothy Allen, Gina Chin Fatt, Matias Ellera, and Stephen Jones
  • Course: CIS 4327 - IS Senior Project I
   
• Best Real World Application Poster Title: Modern Password Policies
  • Presenters: Christopher Griffiths, Justin Keach, Charles Kerti, Nissarg Mehta, and Matthew Rutherford
  • Course: CIS 4365 - Computer Security Policies and Disaster Preparedness
   

Participating Courses

Students and Faculty from following courses and research projects will be presenting their work at the symposium.

Past Symposiums

• Spring 2015 SoC Symposium
• Fall 2014 SoC Symposium
• Spring 2014 SoC Symposium
• Fall 2013 SoC Symposium
• Spring 2013 SoC Symposium
• Fall 2012 SoC Student Symposium
• Spring 2012 SoC Student Symposium
• Fall 2011 SoC Student Symposium