Fall 2018 Software Projects


These projects were developed by Georgia Gwinnett College students during the ITEC 3870 Software Development 2 course sections taught by Dr. Anca Doloc-Mihu and Dr. Cengiz Gunay in the Fall 2018 semester. Each project was commissioned and supervised by a GGC professor or an external client who provided the idea, requirements, and direction throughout the semester. Final products were demonstrated and tested by other students and faculty at the GGC CREATE symposium on November 29th, 2018. Click on titles to see their demo sites.

Based on the votes of the guests testing the apps at the symposium, here are the winning teams:

  1. Free Radicals, with ChemGenApp
  2. Tech Titans, with “GGC Intern App”
  3. MatchMakers, with “What are my Chances?”

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ChemGenApp - Chemistry Quiz Generator (:crown: :crown: :crown: 1ST PLACE)


Developed by Free Radicals:  Ben Jackson,  Bruce Carson,  Trivon Etheridge,  William Bullock

Directed by client Dr. Thomas Gluick

ChemGenApp is a program/website that generates as much information regarding a chemical reaction as possible in order to assist Chemistry professors with making quizzes.

Technologies: angular6; node; html/css

Event Tracking System - Web based event tracking built for organizers and volunteers


Developed by Ammar Huseinspahic,  Nathanael V. Nistor,  Yiet Mai

Directed by client Michael Holtman

Event tracker is a web application that aims to make it easier for organizers to manage events and allow for volunteers to be able to apply for the events all on one platform.

Technologies: php; mysql; html/css

GGC Intern App - Internship Application Forms (:crown: :crown: 2ND PLACE)


Developed by Tech Titans:  Anastasia Arnold,  Billy Pridgen,  Edgar Juarez,  Kidus Dawait

Directed by clients Dr. Latanya Hammonds-Odie,  Dr. Lissa Pollacia

GGC Intern App is a website where students are able to apply for either a Biology or Information Technology internship. They also have the option to upload other documents required including their resume, FERPA form, and essays.

Technologies: node; express; ejs; mongodb; html/css

GGC Maps - A Campus Map Persistent Web Application


Developed by GGC Maps 3:  Alain Hirwa,  David Hagerty,  Sean Lomar Hutchinson,  Travis Simmons

Directed by clients David Rivera Rocha,  Michael Deiters

GGC Maps is a progressive web application designed to help students locate rooms in the various buildings on GGC’s campus from their computer or mobile device - with or without an internet connection. New features: building W mapped (only the C3 portion and not the newly constructed wing). Safety toggle fixed and in working condition with a legend display.

Technologies: javascript; html5; sass; svg

Grizzly Parking - Mobile app that guesses free parking spots on campus


Developed by Code Wranglers:  Jake Bradberry,  Jared Houseman,  Paul Cardenas

Directed by clients Chelsea D'Alessandro,  Gianluca Parilli,  Joshua Tran

GrizzlyParking is an app designed to assist with parking on GGC Campus by calculating the highest possible chance of a parking spot in different parking lots.

Technologies: angular6; ionic; firebase; html/css

IDGMobile - Iglesia De Gwinnett Mobile App


Developed by S.T.A.R. Labs:  Boji Benji,  Cesar M. Romero,  Jose Castro,  Juan Gomez

Directed by client Josue Rodriguez

IDGMobile is a app designed for a church called Iglesia De Gwinnett.The purpose of this app is to share weekly messages to anyone who would like to watch.

Technologies: android; youtube-api

VSEPR Venture - Chemistry-based 2D RPG


Developed by The Game Devs:  Grace Ongchangco,  Jeremiah Anderson,  Kaiser Smith,  Lindsey Wade

Directed by client Dr. Thomas Gluick

VSEPR Venture is a Chemistry based 2D RPG style of game. The player is given the name of a molecule and then is required to collect atoms to create the molecular structure that represents that molecule using the VSEPR Theory. The levels require the player to assess the Lewis structures and the placement of the electrons around the atom to successfully solve a particular molecule. The game features six levels, and then a test level that the player must complete to beat the game. This project was created using GameMaker Studio 2 and is written in GameMaker’s proprietary programming language called GameMaker Language (GML).

Technologies: game-maker-2

What are my chances 1 - PA School Matcher by Fantastic Four


Developed by Fantastic Four:  Bradform Mashlum,  Dionne Mitchner,  Elizabeth Haynie,  Nishanth Mangineni

Directed by client Brian Palm

We are building a mobile-friendly web application that assists with helping physician assistant students determine which schools they are eligible to get into. They can enter their GPA, GRE, healthcare hours. From there, graphs with be presented comparing them to students nationally.

Technologies: angular6; mongodb; mongoose; node; html/css

What are my chances 2 - PA School Matcher by MatchMakers (:crown: 3RD PLACE + :thumbsup: winner of the two competing teams)


Developed by Match Makers:  Breeona Day,  Lauren Marsicano

Directed by client Brian Palm

The PA School Matcher is a user-friendly application that matches prospective Physician’s Assistant school student’s information with the requirements of selected schools and the demographics of accepted students into the program to show how likely the student is to be accepted. The results are displayed as GOOD, AVERAGE & POOR as far as chances of being accepted. The system also provides feedback on how the student could improve their chances of being accepted.

Technologies: angular6; html/css

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