Department of Computer ScienceThe inaugural Computer Science Undergraduate Project Showcase celebrated student inquiry in computer science. Students presented posters on projects from mentored research, class projects, and independent work. The projects showcased students creatively applying skills and concepts from their computer science coursework. Students presented 22 posters.
Posters
Two posters received recognition for research:
- Amy Yang worked on research with Prof. Jeff Chase for A Scalable Cryptocurrency Based on A Byzantine-Safe Key-Value Store.
- Computer Science students Alison Huang, Robert Steilberg, Matthew Tribby, and Steven Yang collaborated with Global Health students Linh Bui and Kathryn Watkins on a Bass Connections project: mHealth for Better Routine Immunization Data in Honduras.
One poster was recognized in terms of its innovation as a project from the Duke Reporters’ Lab:
- Tech & Check Alerts by Asa Royal, Lucas Fagan, and Helena Merk
All Posters
- A Scalable Cryptocurrency Based on A Byzantine-Safe Key-Value Store
- Bass Connections: Automating Electricity Access Prediction with Satellite Imagery
- Bioinformatics pipeline for characterizing isoform diversity in PacBio sequencing data
- BreathMe: A Preventative Approach to Asthma
- Creating an Application to Administer Custom Social Network Surveys
- Algorithm for Matching Fact-Checks
- Design Automation and Microfluidic Resource Optimization of Reconfigurable Flow-Based Biochips Design Checklist
- Electronic Health Record Representations for Interpretable Machine Learning
- Semantic Term "Blurring" & Stochastic Barcoding for Text Classification
- Lemma: an Evaluation and Discovery Engine for Initial Coin Offerings
- mHealth for Better Routine Immunization Data in Honduras (mVax)
- Mobile Citizens: Broadening Participation in Computer Science by Increasing Self-Efficacy
- Olympus: Sensor Privacy through Utility Aware Obfuscation
- Recovery in Casba, a Leader-less Key-value Store
- Reinforcement Learning with Spiking Neural Network
- Synesthetic Music and Motion Visualization in Augmented Reality
- SVRG Escapes Saddle Point
- Using Smartphones to Track Parkinson's Disease
- Tech&Check Alerts
- Development of algorithms for cervix region of interest segmentation: First steps toward automated cervical cancer screening in low-resource settings
- What does Facebook know? Predicting IQ and Personalities
- Duke MBB: Ranking and Diversifying with Subjectivity