A belated congrats to all of the EECS182/SI182 students on finishing the semester. For those not familiar with the course, SI182 is an intro to programming course in the informatics program at UM. Paul Resnick and I taught it this past semester, and arranged the course around pulling data from public feeds, processing this data, and presenting it again, online, in a way that adds value.
Here’s a sampling of the final projects:
- Space News Aggregator, Ben Schoenfeldt
- Financial Buy/Sell Recommender, Jennifer Wolf
- Boo-Moo: Books and Movies Recommendation, Azalea Ayuningtyas
- Aggregator, Jia Jin Kee
- SouthQuad menu to SMS (presentation), HeeJung Byun
- Your Perfect Style, Erica Willar
- Hang Ninja (or on Facebook), Matt Hornback & Clint Sweet
- Flickr Weather, Emily Rosengren
- GoodDayGenerator, Andrew Olmsted
- Intelligent Design (Color Palette picker), Allie Ghaman
- Male Tennis Statistics, Danielle Lamy
- Weather Generator, Khizar Jahangir
- The Big Ten Tracker, Jeff Green
- Twitter:Rise&Fall in stock market, Somin Yoo
- Online PGN Interpreter, Andrew Konishi
- visualSearch, Lee Overbeck
- Weather using Geolocation, Mitchell Overbeck
- What’s new A2? (Ann Arbor review highlights), Evan Schuetz
Also, a huge thanks to Chuck Severance, who got this course started and gave us early chapters of his book Using Google App Engine
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