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advanced-java-programming--first-semeste-

The first part of the course focus on Design Patterns and Principles

build-your-own-x

🤓 Build your own (insert technology here)

cpu-tcp-ip-reporter

The objective of this project was to demonstrate how TCP/IP packets may affect CPU performance of the "attacker" and "victim" during a DOS attack.

dj-queue

DJ Queue is the DJ that works for you. We allow for a democratic process for party goers.

dj-queue-2.0

Allows for public/private event instance creation, session use, and database functionality such as add, edit, remove, and view.

encryptedchat

Chat room

every-programmer-should-know

A collection of (mostly) technical things every software developer should know

free-programming-books

:books: Freely available programming books

grading_scripts

markdown-here

Google Chrome, Firefox, and Thunderbird extension that lets you write email in Markdown and render it before sending.

openair-cn

openair-cn-cups

Control User Plane Separation of SPGW-C and SPGW-U

ostep-projects

patchwork

All the Git-it Workshop completers!

raspimotiondetect

Python based motion detector + Picasa uploader using a Raspberry Pi + camera board

sonic_2018

The SoNIC Summer Research Workshop is an annual weeklong workshop that targets increasing participation of underrepresented minorities at the Ph.D. level in computer science. The SoNIC workshop has been held for years in the month of June since June 2011, each year hosting up to 25 students. We surveyed past participants in August 2014 and a number of results stood out: 93% of all respondents stated that the SoNIC workshop directly influenced their involvement in computer science and 87% stated that they are currently or intend to pursue a graduate degree (47% Ph.D. and 40% masters). If even a fraction of the participants continue and receive a Ph.D, it would represent a significant impact: In the 2012-2013 academic year, 22 (1.5%) African Americans, 20 (1.4%) Hispanics, and 3 (0.2%) Native Americans received a Ph.D out of 1,432 total Ph.D’s earned in computer science in the United States (Computing Research Association, Taulbee Survey, 2014).

team-epsilon

Software Engineering web development group project

vimrc

windmaps

HackUpstate project which uses arcGIS web to show land to use GE Wind Turbines