Android Class Projects
Android Applications developed by CMUSV students
Carnegie Mellon University – Silicon Valley Android Applications
Carnegie Mellon University’s Silicon Valley Campus offered several distinctive part-time, full-time, and bicoastal master’s degree programs in information technology, innovation, software engineering and software management, as well as a bicoastal Ph.D. program in electrical and computer engineering. One of the courses offered at this campus caters to developing android applications. This course is called “Smartphone Development” and is taught by Professor Ted Selker, Associate Director, CyLab Mobility Research Center. Here you will find a collection of the various apps developed by students who have taken this course.
2012 Apps – Class 1
Lightning Controller by Derek Anderson
Skateboarding Dog by Ed Mondragon
Taboo by Neha Sinha
2012 Apps – Class 2
TapperZapper by Pavel Fomin
2011 Apps – Class 1
Tracing Trainer by Eric Wong
My Trips by Sharad Mitra
PlantFloorBuddy by Anthony Tang
2011 Apps – Class 2
Help Hub by Darryl Melander
Wishes On The Go by Mark Lai
Happiness Tracker by Jessica Ko
Carnegie Camera Controller by Chris Jensen
Context-Aware Music Player by Cliff Chen
Epilepsy Seizure Alert App by Lauv Aeron
Crowdsourcing App for Japan by Eugene Zolotukhin
2010 Apps – Class 1
Magic Wand by Vibhor Nanvanti
GeoThermal Caching by Raj Nigam
Bump To by Snehal Chennuru
2010 Apps – Class 2
Road Conditions by Chris Ellison
Gesture Password by Greg Hilton
UVote by Dia Kharrat
Smart Media Player by Gayatri Picha
Jam Session by Russel Reed
Wacky Wavy by Vache Shrikian
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