| COMPUTER SCIENCE SENIOR PAPERS | ||||
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| ID | Creator |
Title Description |
Date of Object |
PERMISSION INFORMATION photocopy/publish |
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UNDATED Sr. Papers |
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| 8 | Dana Fakhoury |
[No Title
Supplied] A program that works with hashing functions. The two hashing functions used are: the division and the fold hashing function, and two different collision methods, the open addressing and the dockets collision methods. |
[ND] |
no/no |
| 262 | Robert Ramirez |
[No Title
Supplied]
This project
stemmed form my desire to combine my Multimedia major with my |
[ND] |
no/no |
| 22 | John Morey |
XGIF A GIF ™ file viewer for X/11R3 Program designed for the MicroVAX that would enable it to display a GIF encoded picture. |
[ND] |
no/no |
| 37 | Jennifer L. MacKenzie |
Amy's
Hallmark #614 Inventory System Computer system designed to track inventory and the location of the inventory. |
[ND] |
no/no |
| 12 | Paul B. Barrett |
File
Compression Algorithms To implement three file compression schemes. Each scheme will then be evaluated not eh basis of its performance in the following categories: compression ratio, time to compress, and time to decompress. |
[ND] |
no/no |
| 3 | Barbara Molina-Jarrin |
Function
Graphing Routine Program that allows a user to define two function, and to graph on of the functions individually on the screen , or both of the functions on the same screen for comparison. |
[ND] |
no/no |
| 4 | Kenneth Creech |
Twin Towers
of Ogros Computer game designed around the kingdom of Tralanda |
[ND] |
no/no |
| 140 | Adam D. Bradley |
Digital
Simulation of the Acoustic Guitar: A Physical Model Abstraction Recent developments in computer science hardware speed and specialization have made physical modeling of acoustic instruments a viable method for music synthesis. However, with many diverging schools of thought on the respective roles of software and hardware in the field, it has become nearly impossible to establish benchmarks for the speed or accuracy of the hardware and software components of a given model, or the usability of a given combination. The project's primary goal was to develop an abstract C++ class library that provides a simple delineation of tasks for a complete, functioning acoustic model. The model is separated into interface, representation, and synthesis layers, each representing itself through an intuitive inter face. Possible solutions to producing a performance-oriented system are studied, including Fourier-synthesizing ASIC's, scaled-time software, and distributed solutions. |
[ND] |
no/no |