D MacIsaac

CS Projects Currently Available:

Measuring attention states with BCI (suitable for CS4997)

The purpose of this project is to investigate capabilities of current Brain-Computer Interface technolgies in terms of measuring attention states in humans. The projct involves a literature review of state-of-the-art technologies, and the development of a software system which tries to classify states of alertness based on real EEG data.

Developing automated unit testing tools for Matlab:

This project involves developing a simple yet robust testing strategy for research software and implementing tools which faciliate adoption of the strategy when developing simulation and analysis software for research purposes in Matlab.I

Software Metrics in an Educational Environment:

This project involves the development of a simple metrics program which can be implemented during typical educational software development projects. Once the program is designed, it will be tested by implementing it during a simple software development exercise.

 

For more Information, contact Dr MacIsaac

CS Projects Previously Completed:

• A Martel, "Computational Thinking K-12 and Beyond", BCS Thesis, Faculty of Computer Science, University  of New Brunswick, 2015.

• A Vasandani, "Insulin Dosage Prediction with Neural Networks," Undergraduate Thesis, Faculty of Computer Science, University  of New Brunswick, 2006.

• G Gilmore, "Integrated Lab Assistant Software," Undergraduate Thesis, Faculty of Computer Science, University  of New Brunswick, 2006.

• C Banks, "Roundtrip Engineering in the Classroom", Faculty of Computer Science, University of New Brunswick, 2005.

• N Roberts, "Using a Neural Network to Control Powered Prosthetics", Faculty of Computer Science, University of New Brunswick, 2004.

• R Dunphy, "Refactoring a Modeling Tool for Simulating Myoelectric Signals,"  Undergraduate Thesis, Faculty of Computer Science, University of New Brunswick, 2004.

• J Morrel, “The Digital Divide”, Faculty of Computer Science, University of New Brunswick, 2004.