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Topics in Applications of Computer Science      נושאים ביישומים של מדעי המחשב

Lecturer: Prof. Moshe Sipper
20214741, Semester Alef, 2014-2015 (מיני פרויקט)
Course Description
  • Students implement software projects in groups of two or three. 
  • Each group is responsible for all aspects of the project: topic definition, software design, programming, reporting.
  • Grade: proposal presentation (30%), project's quality & final report's quality (70%).
Important:
   1. You must attend the first class.
   2. You must submit your project (i.e., report) by the end of the semester: 23.1.2015.
   3. No extensions except extensive miluim.
   4. You can work only in groups of 2 or 3. You may not work alone.
   5. Your project must be approved by Professor Sipper.
   6. Each group will present their project proposal during class on 26.11.2015 (Wednesday, 10-12). 
       Failure to attend & present for reasons other than those listed here on page 3 (clause 7.2)
       will result in a reduction of 30 points from the final grade.
   7. Failure to form a group and define a project by 26.11.2015 will result in a final grade of zero.
Android Resources
  • ​Building Your First App
  • Android Development - Tutorial​​
List of Projects
  • Guy Geron, Meital Aizen  / Contact, social word game
  • יצירת פלטפורמה חברתית חדשה שבבסיסה שאלות כן לא / עידן פרישברג, איתי דרסלר
  • נירית לפידות, איליה שמיס, דניאל גרינברג  / de'Bill, ניהול חשבון עבור קבוצת סועדים וייעול תהליך ההזמנה
  • Hadas Cohen, Andre Diadakulov / Homate, roommate management 
  • זהר לפידות, ערן בנין, אור עמי / Sudoku king, game app
  • אסף מזלי ,מור יפה / ToDo List, אירגון וחלוקת משימות בצורה נוחה 
  • Yuval Levizky, Dafna Matsry / TaxiRate, estimates the price of driving a taxi with a meter
  • בוריס פיסמן, אופיר עץ הדר / Partners, אפליקציה לניהול התשלומים בדירת שותפים‎
  • Matan Toledano, Gal Maman / Lesson4Less, Android app for private lessons
Final Report (please read this carefully!)
  • The final report should include the following sections:
    1. What problem or need does your app serve?
    2. A description of the app's functionality and main features.
    3. The UI (user interface).
    4. An overview of the software (NOT a listing of the code).
    5. Conclusions, lessons learned, thoughts on future improvement.
  • Language: Hebrew or English.
  • Length: 7-15 pages.
  • Don't include the code in the report.
  • Don't send the report by e-mail: place a hard copy in my mailbox.
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