Project Flanders
Project Flanders is the development of an online social network
application for real-time content (e.g., tweets). The application
collects a firehose of real-time information, digests it, organizes
it and provides peronsonalized relevant content to end users. It is
currently under private testing. More details to be disclosed.
SlideChat
SlideChat is a
web application that enables interactions around slides on a per-page
basis. This project has been part of the
Computer Science Implementation Project (CSC492) at the University of
Toronto Mississauga. It is currently an open-source software and
welcoming more contributions.
OkShell
OkShell is a
command line interface for humans. In short, you can use your own
personalized human language command to perform any task that can be
done using a Shell
command. Here
is a presentation that explains what OkShell is all about.
Quizzard
Quizzard is a
web-based quiz system which aims at making learning feel like an online
social game. This project was started by my student Alexei Frolov as a
Computer Science Implementation Project (CSC492) at the University of
Toronto Mississauga. Quizzard is currently an open-source software HERE
and more students have been involved as contributors.
BOLTZ
BOLTZ is a mobile app that helps people train their mental math
skills. This project was started by my student Arsala Bangash as a
CSC398 project at the University of Toronto Mississauga. The BOLTZEngine,
the backbone of the BOLTZ app which generates math expressions, has been
released as open-source software
HERE. The Android
version of the BOLTZ app is available at Google
Play.
Velocity
Velocity is a software project organization tool with supports for
class management in CS courses with project assignments. It was
started in Winter 2018 at University of Toronto Mississauga as a
Computer Science Implementation Project (CSC492). Velocity is now an
open-source software HERE that is
expecting more contributors.
Treel
Treel is a minimalistic learning management system that allows
instructors to distribute class content to students. It was
started in Winter 2018 at University of Toronto Mississauga as a
Computer Science Implementation Project (CSC492). It is now an
open-source software HERE, open to more
contributors.
GiTA
GiTA is a virtual teaching asssitant that helps students better use Git.
It was started in Winter 2018 as a
Computer Science Implementation Project (CSC492). It is now an
open-source software HERE. More
contributors to this project are expected.
Nox
Nox is a real-time classroom feedback system. It was started in Fall 2019 as a
Computer Science Implementation Project (CSC398). It is now an
open-source software HERE.