Created an application that will enable users to make reservations and order food ahead of time so it’s ready when they arrive.
Course
Capstone Prototype
This project required groups to develop a prototype as a solution to an existing problem, while also creating a logical business plan.
Bonus Assignment Write Up
This assignment was a research essay on a current relevant topic on data analytics. I chose to write about cloud computing and how it is used for data management within organizations
MIS3501 Points Project
Sonny
Sonny Shines Window
This project’s goal was to learn and apply the skill of programming in a real life example. As far as results go, the application I created functions as a quote generator that calculates a price based on the number of windows on a building, the application features a working form that takes orders, and lastly the application provides employees of generating reports with a list of orders on it protected by a password. The link to the project is here http://misdemo.temple.edu/tug18271/SonnyShinesWindow. I learned how to tie everything that was taught in MIS 3501 together through a practical challenge.
ITACS Project
I was selected in working with Ryan on the ITACS project where we worked to identify and secure vulnerabilities on the virtual networks I created in MIS 2501.
Chair’s Message – March 2018
Our MIS students learn from world-class faculty who are leaders in research and exploring cutting-edge topics. Learn how Konstantin Bauman uses artificial intelligence to create software to help students find their weaknesses to recommend what to study.
Catch up with alumni Ying Liang-Chai (BBA 2002) and Sameer Anand (BBA 2012), who are applying what they learned in the MIS program in their careers. Also learn more about Gord Burch (Ph.D. 2013), who recently won two international early career awards for his research.
We are also preparing the next generation of MIS students for success through the recently updated Professional Achievement Program (PRO), breaking new ground in motivating personal branding and professional development. Read about the accomplishments of our current and graduating students, including the all-MIS student team that won the analytics track of the Fifth Annual Temple Analytics Challenge and the winning team of the Fall Capstone Project Showcase that used cloud-based technology to streamline the lab equipment procurement process.
Capstone projects focus on analytics, matching, procurement, biometrics, and contact management
MIS seniors presented final projects at the Fall 2017 Capstone Project Showcase. The showcase featured ten teams of seniors who presented projects on everything from automated grocery store checkout to a better way to find events in the area.
The winning team, which was selected by a panel of industry experts and Temple faculty, designed a platform for engineers to procure and track equipment for universities and makerspaces. The platform uses digital forms and cloud technology to procure lab equipment transparently. Mentored by Chris Cera, CEO of Arcweb Technologies, the Sandbox team of Shawn Niederriter, Ed Lahm, Zach Trona, and Ken Fong received a $500 prize.
The full roster of projects presented at the December 2017 event included:
MIS Achievement Points
An application that analyzes student data, identifies patterns, and provides suggestions for how MIS students can earn MIS Professional Achievement Points to ensure that they graduate on time.
Team: Marc Gold, Adriana Shuster, Josh Veloso, Run Zhu
Mentor: Munir Mandviwalla
Temple Course Scheduling 1
An application that utilizes historical data to provide better academic planning recommendations to academic advisors and course administrators.
Team: John Canavati, Liang Wu, Kevin Zheng, Taiki Sugiyama
Mentor: Sunil Misra
Temple Course Scheduling 2
A platform that helps course administrators and academic advisors better plan for upcoming semesters to ensure the most efficient allocation of resources.
Team: Melina Ghuman, Xueming (Ming) Guo, Kou-Lun Chang.
Mentor: Joe Spagnoletti
RoomMe
An application that provides a centralized platform for college students to identify and connect with potential roommates based on various preferences.
Team: Xiaozhou (Hana) Yu, Matt Oberst, Josh Grover, Kasey Brown
Mentor: Sondra Barbour
Maptivities
A central hub for users to identify events in their area, connect with others attending those events, and arrange for safe transportation to and from the area.
Team: Dan Genuario, Chris Resentreter, Stan Okoro, Serena You
Mentor: Bruce Fadem
Sandbox
A procurement platform for universities and makerspaces who are looking to purchase and track engineering equipment while managing their inventory.
Team: Shawn Niederriter, Ed Lahm, Zach Trona, Ken Fong
Mentor: Chris Cera
TU Study
A way for students at Temple University to identify and reserve common spaces for studying. App will allow for reservations in the TECH Center, Writing Center, and more.
Team: BS Srinath Amruth, Glen M. Diener, Jacky Wong
Mentor: Cindy Leavitt
Impulse
An application that combines real-time biometric data with GPS to allow police offers to more efficiently call for back-up when in pursuit of a suspect.
Team: Tony Nguyen, Weiming He, Yaning Wang, Siling Zhang
Mentor: John Wiggs
Grocery Guru
A mobile application that allows grocery shoppers to scan as they go and manually check out rather than waiting in line at the store.
Team: Tony Wu, Vincent Furlong, Emily Schucker, Jonathan Kerr
Mentor: Sukumar Narayanan
Intro
Rather than using physical business cards, Intro allows users to sync their social media accounts and contact information into one application so that it can be shared with others in an instant.
Team: Ben Bucceri, Martin Esser-Munera, Oscar Zhang, Matt Maling, Mohammad Alkurdi
Mentor: Niraj Patel
Remote connection top Azure VM with Linux Distribution
I previously had Linux installed on my chromebook so I am able to install programs that would otherwise not be possible. This was crucial in my completion of other MIS courses that required MYSQL, XAMPP, and Netbeans. There are a number of remote desktop clients available for Linux. I chose to use Remmina which is the most widely used as i’ve found in my research. When I go to connect to the VM I created, I use the RDP file that is downloaded when pressing the “Connect” button on Azure. At first, the file was not able to be read by Remmina. After more research I found that the text file that is downloaded has some protocols in it that can’t be read by the Remmina program. Now, each time I connect, I open the RDP in a text editor and delete the last line. After that, I am able to upload the RDP in Remmina and connect successfully.
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