Independent Projects

Independent projects in CS 11 are an opportunity for you to design, program, or extend an existing programming project, perhaps as a vehicle to learn or explore a new programming language or API(s). The breadth of projects conducted is quite large; as such, you need only to propose something that sounds viable and is mildly non-trivial in order pursue it for credit.

The brief descriptions of projects below might be useful in gauging the merit of your own idea if you're not sure.

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Sachith Dunatunga Spring 2009 C Libparagon: a library to interface between a cell phone and a computer
Keegan McAllister Spring 2006 Haskell Gulik: a stack language
Ilya Loksha Spring 2006 C++, Python Laser Wars: a video game
Josh Zahl Winter 2005 C++ Dynamic STL containers
Chris Moody Fall 2004 C# Phanes programming language
Jason Mitchell Fall, Winter 2004 C++ OpenGL Venture Clone
Sue Ann Hong Fall 2004 C++ DARPA Grand Challenge path planning
Jeremy Gillula Fall 2004 C++ DARPA Grand Challenge path planning
Mike Thielman Spring 2003 C interactive shell
Shang-lin Chen Spring 2003 C open GL experiments
Aaron Stern Winter 2003 C++ with Qt graphics library FTP client
Alex Adriaanse Winter 2003 Java J2EE wedding invitation response server
Ben Granett Spring 2002 C OpenGL: interactive graphics
Ellen Wei Winter 2002 Python/jython Bioinformatics visualization tools
Leo Polovets Winter 2002 C# Othello program
Gabe Lomeli Winter 2002 C++ File manager for Windows
Dax Herrera Winter 2002 C/C++ OpenGL: particle systems, alpha-blending, etc.
Tim Elling Winter 2002 Java Peer-to-peer networking system
Todd Bowra Winter 2002 Java XML-based electric vehicle checkout system
Adam Azarchs Winter 2002 x86 assembly language Fast, arbitrary-precision integer arithmetic
Greg West Fall 2002 Prolog Traveling salesman (and other problems) solver
Mike Thielman Fall 2002 Modula-3 Distributed fractal generation
Lilli Davis Fall 2002 C/C++ Various OpenGL demos
Chris Crabbe, Aaron Stern Fall 2002 Prolog Implementing the Davis-Putnam boolean satisfiability algorithm