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| I have created a proposed template for Thesis project proposal using <<latex(\LaTeX)>> that can be used for Project/Thesis reports. It follows the Turabian style guide. You can download it here: [[attachment:ProjectTemplate.zip|Thesis/Project/Proposal template]] using <<latex(\LaTeX)>> | All students should acquaint themselves with the policies and procedures document [[https://www.southern.edu/academics/computing/docs/Graduate_Policies.pdf|here]]. This /MastersCheckList shows a timeline for completion of the various requirements. For a full list of requirements see the policies document above. I have created a [[attachment:ProjectTemplate.zip|proposed template for Thesis/Project/Proposal reports]] using $$\LaTeX$$ It follows the Turabian style guide. This particular one includes chapters appropriate for the project proposal. See [[https://www.southern.edu/academics/academic-sites/computing/docs/Graduate_Policies.pdf|Graduate Policies]] for details of each report type. When you make your presentation (proposal or final presentation), you need to have a signature page ready for your professors to sign. The template for that is [[attachment:Signature Page.tex|here]]. == Project or Thesis == * See the /ProjectOrThesis page. |
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| * ChrisDant - Archaeology Visualization * DalinWilliams - Grade prediction Visualization and Course Intensity Visualization |
* Dalin Williams - [[attachment:dalin_williams_thesis_Final.pdf|The Development of Project Grade-Up]], November 2015 * Chris Dant - [[attachment:DantReport.pdf|Design and Implementation of Asymptotically Optimal Mesh Slicing Algorithms Using Parallel Processing]], September 2016 * Chris Strothman * Sarah Wu |
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| * David Mercer | * Michael Babienco - Has graciously agreed to share his [[attachment:Babienco Proposal.pdf|proposal]] and [[attachment:Babienco Defense Paper.pdf|Project Report]] with future students. * Chris Ban - January 2018 [[attachment:Chris Ban Final Project Report.zip|Final Project Report]] = Master's Project Ideas = * Update Moodle Plugin for visualization * Create a Datacenter Rack Simulation that creates a 3D rack that you can * add hardware to (firewalls - pfSense, managed virtual switches (w/VLANs), virtual machines * run visible virtual cables * virtual UPS * simulated outages * failover clusters etc. * Mobile Development projects * Parts and pieces of the App can be discussed. * Automated Attendance App - for entire class period. |
Master of Science Student Resources
All students should acquaint themselves with the policies and procedures document here.
This /MastersCheckList shows a timeline for completion of the various requirements. For a full list of requirements see the policies document above.
I have created a proposed template for Thesis/Project/Proposal reports using $$\LaTeX$$ It follows the Turabian style guide. This particular one includes chapters appropriate for the project proposal. See Graduate Policies for details of each report type. When you make your presentation (proposal or final presentation), you need to have a signature page ready for your professors to sign. The template for that is here.
Project or Thesis
See the /ProjectOrThesis page.
Master Students - Thesis/Project
Advisee List
Dalin Williams - The Development of Project Grade-Up, November 2015
Chris Dant - Design and Implementation of Asymptotically Optimal Mesh Slicing Algorithms Using Parallel Processing, September 2016
- Chris Strothman
- Sarah Wu
On Committee
Michael Babienco - Has graciously agreed to share his proposal and Project Report with future students.
Chris Ban - January 2018 Final Project Report
Master's Project Ideas
- Update Moodle Plugin for visualization
- Create a Datacenter Rack Simulation that creates a 3D rack that you can
- add hardware to (firewalls - pfSense, managed virtual switches (w/VLANs), virtual machines
- run visible virtual cables
- virtual UPS
- simulated outages
- failover clusters etc.
- Mobile Development projects
- Parts and pieces of the App can be discussed.
- Automated Attendance App - for entire class period.