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Welcome to the Fall 2021 STEM Expo Computer Science Projects Page
Below you will find short videos describing the projects our students worked on this semester. Please enjoy the show!
We would love to hear from you. Please leave a comment or a question for the participants in the comments section at the bottom of this page. Be sure to note the title of the project if the comment is regarding a specific project. Participants will be checking the comment section daily from 12/13/2021 through 12/17/2021 and replying to questions and comments.
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The Dark Web
The Dark Web
Course: CS 100 Computers and Technology
Presenter Names: Ariel Szucs
Faculty Name: Tracy Vincent
Brief Description: Introduction to the technology of the Dark Web with a focus on bitcoin.
Autonomous Electric Cars
Autonomous Electric Cars
Course: CS 100 Computers and Technology
Presenter Names: Kiel Forgitano
Faculty Name: Tracy Vincent
Brief Description: Where the autonomous technology stands and something to consider.
Cell Phones impact on Physical and Mental Health
Cell Phones impact on Physical and Mental Health
Course: CS 100 Computers and Technology
Presenter Names: Korede Adeola
Faculty Name: Tracy Vincent
Brief Description: The positive and negative impacts of cell phones on our health.
Digital Manipulation
Digital Manipulation
Course: CS 100 Computers and Technology
Presenter Names: Mandy Gates
Faculty Name: Tracy Vincent
Brief Description: The ethics of digitally altering images and other media.
Who is Taking Our Data?
Who is Taking Our Data?
Course: CS 100 Computers and Technology
Presenter Names: Amanda Dapper
Faculty Name: Tracy Vincent
Brief Description: The taking and using of our personal information online.
Microsoft Azure SQL DB: A Discussion and Demo
Microsoft Azure SQL DB: A Discussion and Demo
Course: CS 213 Database Management Sys.
Presenter Names: Dustin Gerstenfield
Faculty Name: Tony Sena
Brief Description: This project gives a brief overview of Microsoft's Azure SQL Database as well as the concept of Cloud Computing. Following a brief presentation, I give a quick demo on how to create an Azure SQL Database along with steps to connect it to the Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio.
Pi-Hole
Pi-Hole
Course: CS 213 Database Management Sys.
Presenter Names: Amir Ledani
Faculty Name: Tony Sena
Brief Description: Pi hole Ad blocking DNS server demo.
Grocy
Course: CS 213 Database Management Sys.
Presenter Names: Alan Newcomer
Faculty Name: Tony Sena
Brief Description: Grocy is a self-host for privacy-focused individuals using a SQL database with a PHP front end.
Simulation of My Home Network
Simulation of My Home Network
Course: CS 242 Computer Networks
Presenter Names: Max Navarrette
Faculty Name: Tony Sena
Brief Description: My project is a simulation of my home network, all simulated using Cisco Packet tracer. My Home Network is made of Network and End Devices and is suppose to represent what my home network looks like and how it works.
How Formula 1 Utilizes Databases
Course: CS 213 Database Management Sys.
Presenter Names: Mark Reynolds
Faculty Name: Tony Sena
Brief Description: Formula 1 is a sport that is moved forward by its technology. These are some of the tools that teams use to build a championship winning car.
SQL Injection
Course: CS 213 Database Management Sys.
Presenter Names: Dorin Tihon
Faculty Name: Tony Sena
Brief Description: SQL Injection is an attack of the databases and I explain how it works and how is it possible to protect against this attack.
MongoDB
MongoDB
Course: CS 213 Database Management Sys.
Presenter Names: Bruna Frassi R.
Faculty Name: Tony Sena
Brief Description: MongoDB is one of the important database management systems and more companies have been adopting this system like Craigslist.
Databases in Bloodbanking
Databases in Bloodbanking
Course: CS 213 Database Management Sys.
Presenter Names: Patrick McDonald
Faculty Name: Tony Sena
Brief Description: How databases are used in blood banking in the medical care field and what the architecture of one would look like.
Using PHP and SQL to display COVID Data
Using PHP and SQL to display COVID Data
Course: CS 213 Database Management Sys.
Presenter Names: William Kailing
Faculty Name: Tony Sena
Brief Description: The comparison of a PHP/SQL based display of COVID data compared to other methods of display, using a limited demo to compare the abilities and benefits.
Introduction of Redis
Introduction of Redis
Course: CS 213 Database Management Sys.
Presenter Names: Gibeom Choi
Faculty Name: Tony Sena
Brief Description: This project introduces what Redis is and what characteristics it has. Also, it explains where Redis is used for.
Tour Bus ERD using MySQL
Tour Bus ERD using MySQL
Course: CS 213 Database Management Sys.
Presenter Names: Yadlain Occean
Faculty Name: Tony Sena
Brief Description: Tour bus tour EER diagram using MySQL. The diagram consists of Booking, clients, tours, locations, guides, and stop for the touring. It will also show the correlation of each and what is their purpose in the touring.
DynamoDB
DynamoDB
Course: CS 213 Database Management Sys.
Presenter Names: Stanley Ekpong
Faculty Name: Tony Sena
Brief Description: DynamoDB is a web service database that supports the increasing complexity of data traffic due to the growth of users and the scaling of web based applications. The purpose of this project is to provide a general overview of DynamoDB as well as to review its performance and scalability.
Introduction to CouchDB
Introduction to CouchDB
Course: CS 213 Database Management Sys.
Presenter Names: Kishan Patel
Faculty Name: Tony Sena
Brief Description: In this project, I am introducing to new database management tools which is CouchDB. I am also talking about its features and benefits.
Accessing the Hive Blockchain via SQL
Accessing the Hive Blockchain via SQL
Course: CS 213 Database Management Sys.
Presenter Names: Kevin Pinto
Faculty Name: Tony Sena
Brief Description: I will give a demo of using a SQL database to pull information from a specific blockchain I use, for among many other things, playing what's known as "play-to-earn" games, or "game-Fi". The games and everything involved in them are on the blockchain and they make use of tokens and NFTs to generate real world income by simply playing games (Hive blockchain, and Splinterlands).
Creation of a Low Cost Inventory Database Server
Creation of a Low Cost Inventory Database Server
Course: CS 213 Database Management Sys.
Presenter Names: Edward Alderman
Faculty Name: Tony Sena
Brief Description: This project details the installation of a database management system (DBMS) server on dedicated hardware for a small business, and the creation of an example database to keep track of inventory.
Applications of MySQL in Minecraft
Applications of MySQL in Minecraft
Course: CS 213 Database Management Sys.
Presenter Names: Tre Logan
Faculty Name: Tony Sena
Brief Description: During this demonstration I implement database support in an existing Minecraft plugin, then use a Minecraft and a MySQL server running on my machine to store data and retrieve it using PHP code.
SQL Server Encryption
SQL Server Encryption
Course: CS 213 Database Management Sys.
Presenter Names: Jeanne C. Umuhoza
Faculty Name: Tony Sena
Brief Description: The importance of data encryption, and how it enhances database security and how to chose the best encryption algorithm.
Pentesting using RasPWN OS on Raspberry Pi 3
Pentesting using RasPWN OS on Raspberry Pi 3
Course: iWARP Club
Presenter Names: Angelina Zhukova
Faculty Name: Tony Sena
Brief Description: In this project, I will demonstrate the capabilities of a Raspberry Pi and RasPWN Operating System.
Tic Tac Toe Game
Tic Tac Toe Game
Course: CS 200 Programming II
Presenter Names: Athena Gutierrez De Lasse
Faculty Name: Shamsi Moussavi
Brief Description: This is a two player game GUI based 3x3 Tic Tac Toe game. The two players take turns putting symbols on the grid, until one player gets 3 symbols in a row or there is a draw.
AdWares: Can free AVs fight them?
AdWares: Can free AVs fight them?
Course: CyberSecurity Club
Presenter Names: Angelina Zhukova
Faculty Name: Shamsi Moussavi
Brief Description: In this video, I will compare free antiviruses and their efficacy in preventing AdWare downloads. I will explain what adware is, how it can get into your computer, and how to prevent it.
Dangers of Public Wi-Fi
Dangers of Public Wi-Fi
Course: CyberSecurity Club
Presenter Names: Victoria Caruso
Faculty Name: Shamsi Moussavi
Brief Description: In this video, we discuss the dangers of public Wi-Fi and ways to mitigate the risks.
Pi-Hole Network Wide Ad-Blocker
Pi-Hole Network Wide Ad-Blocker
Course: iWARP Club
Presenter Names: Matt McCullough
Faculty Name: Tony Sena
Brief Description: My iWARP Club project goes over what Pi-Hole is and What it does. It also goes over why I chose it.
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