SEAS Undergraduate Theses

The SEAS Pilot Project was conducted in academic year 1997-1998. Fourth-year engineering students were invited to participate on a voluntary basis. B. S. 1998

• Daniel J. Barrett - Intelligent Transportation Systems: Development of Transportation Information Management System for a Small Urban Community.
• Zachary D. Connelly - Electronic submission of undergraduate Thesis : modification of the University Of Virginia electronic thesis submittal system.
• Riesa Susan De Beer - Three-dimensional modeling systems : conformity and usability among Alice and Ray Dream Studio 5.
• David M. Douglas - An Improved Mechanical Vibrato Device For the Electric Bass Guitar.
• Trent A. Duewer - Research in Japanese Optical Character Recognition.
• Thomas R. Hudson - Merging VRML models : extending the use of photomodeller.
• Daniel B. Ignat - Genetic algorithm with punctuated equilibria: analysis of the travelling salesperson problem instance.
• Steven J. Miller - A Virtual Tour of the Engineering School and Technical Report on VRML 2.0.
• Michael D. Newborn - University of Virginia Network Failsafe and Disaster Recovery Plans.
• Tej S. Shah - Improving Electronic Commerce Through Gathering Customer Data.
• James A. Shamas - An interactive, Web-based testomg system for an introductory computer science course .
• Roy E. Stephan - The Matchmaker DataBase (MMDB): Bringing Businesses and Consultants Together .
• Justin L. Turner - Genetic Algorithms with Punctuated Equilibria : Parallelization and Analysis .
• Eileen K. Woolley - Implementation and Evaluation of a Collision-Avoidance Navigational Algorithm on a Mobile Robot.

B. S. 1997

• Jon Thomas Bloch - Interfacing Fortran to the Legion System.
• Roy J. Bodayla - Using software reuse to develop a Z specification tool.
• John W. Millen - The design and implementation of the 35VEE8 microprocessor and exploring memory improvement through caching and memory control.
• Mariahna Moore - Electronic submission of undergraduate thesis : a case study for the implementation of a University-wide program for the electronic submission and on-line archiving of theses and dissertations.
• Christina K. Nadeau - Optimization with Data Visualization.
• Eric J. Nelson - Results Merging in the Networked Computer Science Technical Reports Library.
• Terence Glenn Taylor - AMS PRO : a graphical aerial maneuver simulation program for preliminary flight training.
• Consuela Yvonne Toye - Development of an Isotach simulation tool for use in performance analysis.
• Seyenie Yacob - Learning about Junk Science.
• Meng Yin - The front end of software development : implementation of a formally specified user interface.
• Otis B. Young - Selective Searching over the Networked Computer Science Technical Report Library.
• Stephen Vincent Ziegler - Determining the feasibility of building a Windows Z specification tool.