D MacIsaac

SWE Projects Currently Available:

Software Engineering Projects are available either through SWE4040 or SWE4913.

In SWE4040, students work in teams of 3-4 to develop a substantial software package across the school year. One package is chosen out of a list each year. The list is compiled by soliciting needs from the University community, and the IT sector in New Brunswick. If you are a department or small business looking for some software to be developed, consider submitting your needs to the course coordinator.

In SWE4913, a student works independently across one term on a project of their choice, as long as they can find a supervisor willing to guide them. The project can be a literature survey, a technology assessment, a development project or a combination thereof. The following are projects currently available from Dr MacIsaac:

Tech Enabled Attendance Tracking (suitable for SWE4040 or SWE4913)

This project involves the the development of a system which can automatically track student attendence in lectures, labs, tutorials etc. Alternative approaches to providing the service must be considered before choosing a solution, whcih will then be fully designed and implemented.

 

Note that SWE4040 is a 6ch course available to CS, INFO, CMPE, EE and SWE students.

 

For more Information, contact Dr MacIsaac

SWE Projects Previously Completed:

• R Wark, "Improving Performance for Testing PANDA in sEMG applications," Undergraduate Senior Project, University of New Brunswick. 2013.

• M Carmenes, G Dickson, A Sherez, J Steele, "An on-line Health Tracker", Faculty of Computer Science/Faculty of Engineering, University of New Brunwick, 2009.

• A MacDonald, C Baker, "An Automated Lab Assistant" Undergraduate Thesis, Faculty of Computer Science/ Faculty of Engineering, University  of New Brunswick, 2007.

• N Collins, V Gupta, B Djurkovic, J McCurdy, "A Software Training Tool for Powered Prosthetics," Undergraduate Thesis, Faculty of Computer Science/ Faculty of Engineering, University  of New Brunswick, 2006.

• C John, J SIvret, D McCurry, "Development of an Automated Student Tracking System,"  Undergraduate Thesis, Faculty of Computer Science/Faculty of Engineering, University of New Brunswick, 2005.