Academic Creativity and Excellence Day
The semi-annual research colloquium at Bushnell founded by Dr. Tim Bergquist.
Final Project Presentations
Students will present a Linux Raspberry Pi computer controlling a bare-metal Arduino computer, demonstrating their knowledge of assembly language, C, Python, Linux, serial communication, and networking.
SFTE 355, Computer Systems
Bryan Olmstead
11:30 – 11:55 AM
Goodrich 209
Final Project Presentations
Each student has created a Personal Data Explorer. Based on their particular interest (sports, movies, etc), their Python program crawls the web and populates a database with this information. Their program allows a user to query this database for useful information.
SFTE 201, Programming for Everyone II
Bryan Olmstead
1 – 1:55 PM
Goodrich 209
Final Project Presentations
Students will demonstrate their ability to deploy advanced image processing algorithms on a cloud deployed server using Docker. Students created their apps using a combination of their own code, open source code, and AI assistance, working with real-world development constraints.
CIS 450, Emergent Technologies
Bryan Olmstead
2 – 3 PM
Goodrich 209
Java II MRP Application Demo
We will demonstrate our Java application we created in Java II class. It is a Material Resource Planning (MRP) application for Visual Robotics. This project followed the Agile Software Development process, where the previous feature was tested and a new feature was added. This matches the development process used at software development firms around the world.
SFTE 212, Java II
Bryan Olmstead
L204
11 AM – Noon
AI and Visual Robotics
A chronological log of my internship focused on real-time robotic vision development.
MATH 499, Senior Capstone
Bryan Olmstead and Connie Wilmarth
L204
10:30 – 11 AM
Java I Class Project
Our class project showcases the result of our group programming project, as most software is developed as a team. We have developed a Java app that implements a self-service kiosk for the Bushnell counseling department. Each student tackled a portion of the project based on group design requirements.
SFTE 211, Java I
Bryan Olmstead
L204
10 AM – Noon