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| I have created a [[attachment:ProjectTemplate.zip|proposed template for Thesis/Project/Proposal reports]] using <<latex(\LaTeX)>> It follows the Turabian style guide. This particular one includes chapters appropriate for the project proposal. See [[https://www.southern.edu/cs/Documents/Graduate%20Policies.pdf|Graduate Policies]] for details of each report type. | 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/cs/Documents/Graduate%20Policies.pdf|Graduate Policies]] for details of each report type. |
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| * Michael Babienco - Has graciously agreed to share his [[attachment:Babienco Proposal.pdf|proposal]] with future students. * Chris Ban - January 2018 |
* 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
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.
Master Students - Thesis/Project
Advisee List
Chris Dant - Design and Implementation of Asymptotically Optimal Mesh Slicing Algorithms Using Parallel Processing, September 2016
Dalin Williams - The Development of Project Grade-Up, November 2015
- David Mercer - Expected 2018
- Inah Pagarigan - Expected 2018-2019
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.