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COSC2019LAZALDE32769 COSC

Superfrog Scheduler

Type: Undergraduate
Author(s): Jose Lazalde Computer Science Sarah Allen Computer Science John Payton Computer Science Duncan Scott Martinson Computer Science Anh Vu Computer Science
Advisor(s): Bingyang Wei Computer Science
Location: Session: 1; Basement; Table Number: 13

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A website that for scheduling and managing Superfrog appearances. Customers can go to our website and request Superfrog for their event. The website automates the request process and makes it easier for employees to sign up for events. The automated process makes it easier for the admin to validate a request and accept or reject the request accordingly. The goal is to improve and enhance the experience for the customer, Superfrog employees, and the TCU spirit program.

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COSC2019MERRITT25840 COSC

Eureka Labs

Type: Undergraduate
Author(s): Hunter Merritt Computer Science Geordie Jones Computer Science Dylan Perez Computer Science Antonio Rodriguez Esquire Computer Science Sabyasachi Sahoo Computer Science
Advisor(s): Liran Ma Computer Science Bingyan Wei Computer Science
Location: Session: 1; 2nd Floor; Table Number: 9

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Our problem is with the current state of online computer network and security educational materials. We are greatly influenced by the success of Seed Labs at Syracuse which does an excellent job of providing instructional materials. We have expanded on their site by creating more of an educational portal as opposed to a central site for instructional materials. Our online educational program allows both students and educational professionals to source instructional materials as well as receive support directly from the labs authors.

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COSC2019NGUYEN27593 COSC

AI 2 Go

Type: Undergraduate
Author(s): Kien Nguyen Computer Science Khiem Nguyen Computer Science Megan Phan Computer Science Quang Truong Computer Science Kimon Vogt Engineering
Advisor(s): Liran Ma Computer Science Ze-Li Dou Mathematics
Location: Session: 2; 3rd Floor; Table Number: 5

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In March 2016, AlphaGo, an AI program by Google DeepMind, defeated the Go world champion Lee Sedol 4-1 in a five-game match, shocking the world. After March 2017 when AlphaGo again defeated the world champion, AlphaGo was improved to a newer version called AlphaZero, a stronger AI program that self-trained, with no prior knowledge, after being told only the rules of the game. From then, the strength of AI kept climbing at an astonishing rate.
Gian-Carlo Pascutto, a computer programmer who works at the Mozilla Corporation, had a track record of building competitive game engines, first in chess, then in Go. After following the latest research, he combined the Monte Carlo Tree Search and a neural network into building the world’s most successful open-source Go engines – first Leela, then LeelaZero – which mirrored the advances made by DeepMind.
Based on the open-source engines, we plan to take an alternative path of utilizing LeelaZero: finding the optimal results/playouts on different board sizes from 3x3 up to 9x9. Because of symmetry, there is a difference between an even and odd n x n board size. Therefore, we treat them separately on the following outline of the project:
- Modify the code of LeelaZero to allow all odd dimensions and obtain the results of optimal play for odd n up to 9.
- Modify the code of LeelaZero to allow all even dimensions and obtain the results of optimal plays for even n up to 8.

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COSC2019PARRIS54725 COSC

TCU and UNTHCS Longitudinal Integrated Clerkship Scheduler

Type: Undergraduate
Author(s): Alexander Parris Computer Science Zach Alaniz Computer Science Huy Bui Computer Science Justin Herold Computer Science Katie Ortstadt Computer Science
Advisor(s): Bingyang Wei Computer Science
Location: Session: 2; 3rd Floor; Table Number: 5

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The new TCU and UNTHSC School of Medicine is taking a progressive approach to curriculum for their students. The standard for medical clerkships, is for a medical student to focus on a practice, then move on to the next practice. This leaves a gap of time between learning and implementing a medical practice in the real world. The Longitudinal Integrated Clerkship (LIC) will engage students in a variety of medical practices in 2 week cycles, so students will constantly be maintaining their grasp on import skills and practices. It is our job to provide the scheduling application that will best match each student and doctor, at the best times.

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COSC2019SOUTHWORTH35431 COSC

Sheepdog Defense Group

Type: Undergraduate
Author(s): Hayden Southworth Computer Science Tek Ghimire Computer Science John Hodnett Computer Science Phong Nguyen Computer Science Muoi Pham Computer Science
Advisor(s): Bingyang Wei Computer Science
Location: Session: 1; 3rd Floor; Table Number: 5

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Sheepdog Defense Group is a local Fort Worth self-defense company that is fully licensed by the State of Texas Private Securities Bureau to provide self-defense and weapons training to help other protect their communities. Their main goal is to provide training to church groups and private schools to help them from becoming targets for acts of violence. Sheepdog Defense Group also offers this self-defense and weapons training to the public so that they can protects them selves and their families. Sheepdog Defense Group is looking for a new website that will allow customers to sign-up for classes using an interactive calendar and access an online store to purchase Sheepdog merchandise. The site will allow the Sheepdog Guards to access all of the important information needed to protect their community as well as access their own information. The site will also allow the owner to manage a wide range of services regarding the business which he is currently doing all by hand.

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