CSCI 479: Computer Science Design Project Department of Computer Science

CSCI 479 Final Presentation Public Announcement

Do you want to learn what computer science students do in their senior design projects? Do you want to see how mobile programming may help patients and doctors? Do you want to have a basic understanding how mobile apps are developed and submitted to app stores?

If you have an interest in any of the questions above, please join us on Wednesday, November 28th at 3:00 p.m. in Breakiron 165 for project presentations and at 4:00 p.m. in Breakiron first floor lobby (outside Breakiron 165 classroom) for demonstrations.

The student teams of CSCI 479: Computer Science Design Project will present the projects they developed for Dr. John Furia of Sun Orthopedic that can be used to help patients and physicians alike when they need information about healing foot injuries.

The applications are designed for easy and convenient sharing of information about several medical conditions pertaining to injuries of the foot, such as Achilles tendinopathy, plantar fasciopathy, posterior tibial tendinopathy, and peroneal tendinopathy. Each app contains a common, but slightly different set of features. Collectively these features include

• Easy review of documents pertaining to the conditions,
• Quick access to PowerPoint presentations for condensed condition facts,
• Allowing the users to read information about treatments for each condition,
• The ability of taking and storing a photo of each patient,
• Sharing condition documents via print and email,
• Providing helpful links to various medical resources.

Do not miss this great opportunity to learn what our CSCI 479 teams have done! Join us on Wednesday 11/28 at 3:00 p.m. in Breakiron 165 for presentations, and at 4:00 p.m. at the Breakiron first floor lobby for demonstrations.

Refreshment will be available.