Spring 2023 Software Projects

These projects were developed by Georgia Gwinnett College students during the ITEC 3870 Software Development 2 course section taught by Dr. Cengiz Gunay in the Spring 2023 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 App Factory demonstration in person and online sessions as part of the GGC CREATE Symposium event on April 25th and 27th, 2023.

SD2 Website - Friendly and improved useability

Developed by Team Bluez Boys: Ahmed Mohamed, Andres "Drey" Sanchez, Roberto Alvarado
Directed by client, Cengiz Gunay

In the course of professor Dr. Cengiz Gunay

The software development website will have enhanced styling and usability by improving its appearance. In addition, the website will be updated to provide a better accounting of faculty, students, and technologies involved. Lists will be added that enable users to click and access more detailed information. For example, clicking on a student’s name will display a list of all the projects they have worked on. These improvements will enhance the user experience and make the site more user-friendly.

Technologies: bootstrap; html/css; jekyll; liquid; YAML


Walking Trail - GGC Trail Guide

Developed by Team TTrails: Nathan Nguyen, Peter Okolocha, Daniel Valencia

Directed by client, Karen Perell-Gerson, Kristie Waldrof, and Jenny Dies

In the course of professor Dr. Cengiz Gunay

Walking Trail is a web application made for GGC’s walking trails: Gold, Green, and Gray. This application will show the path of GGC’s trails and various exercises and activities for the selected trail. This application will make it easier for students or faculty to be able to navigate the trail and view certain exercises for a certain area on the trail. With the aid of this application, users will be able to be comfortable following the trail and improve their well being with selected activities from exercise science students. Along with the exercises and activities there will be nutritional facts and information about the biology around them.

Technologies: mongodb; express.JS; react; node.js; MERN; bootstrap; html/css


SAUCE 2.0 - A designed dashboard of the Structural Analysis Using Contactless Evaluation

Developed by Kelvin Zetino, Jacob Franscoviak, Bradley Nguyen

Directed by client, Sairam Tangirala and Tae Song Lee

In the course of professor Dr. Cengiz Gunay

Our latest development, SAUCE 2.0, has transformed the already impressive Raspberry Pi and Python-based project into a powerful Android Web application, which now boasts an easy-to-use mobile platform, complete with a well-designed dashboard and intuitive user interface. The application allows users to collect data from various sensors such as cameras, temperature, and humidity, and store it seamlessly in the cloud. Our innovative approach includes interactive sliders for data viewing, providing users with an unparalleled on-the-go experience. We have leveraged Flask and Dash packages to create a functional, intuitive dashboard that uses a pioneering machine learning algorithm to detect ‘cracks’ in images and tag high-probability images for easy analysis. The new mobile-tablet application is designed to provide new and exciting user interface experiences for the physics department and NASA projects. SAUCE 2.0 is the ideal solution for those seeking a modern, user-friendly approach to structural analysis.

Technologies: python; flask; jupyter-dash


Grizzly Hacks App - Modernization of an RSO Website

Developed by Szavior McRae, Justin Sandman, anonymous

Directed by client, Miranda Darlington

In the course of professor Dr. Cengiz Gunay

The Grizzly Hacks student organization has been developing a web application that will act as a one-stop shop for any information regarding their activities or hackathons. Significant progress has been made on this by previous groups, but when passed off to the Hackers much of this needed to be brought in line with modern requirements. To accomplish this we were tasked with bringing technologies in line with the latest versions, improving administration over hackathon events, and introducing a new section that would allow Grizzly Hacks to inform members about other events that may occur throughout the semester. By doing this the Grizzly Hacks website will become an essential tool for anyone interested in the organization or any of the happenings surrounding them.

Technologies: angular; firebase; bootstrap; html/css


NGF Mobile App - Revolutionizing Record-Keeping

Developed by Moises Pineda, Aroosa Saeed, Elleni Gidey
Directed by client, Amy Sol and Ryan Gambrell

In the course of professor Dr. Cengiz Gunay

NGF (Next Generation Focus) is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting underserved communities and providing educational opportunities to children and young adults. In order to streamline their record keeping process and provide greater accessibility to their stakeholders, NGF is launching an innovative online platform called the NGF App. This fully online system will enable students, families, volunteers, part-time employees, and board members to access their records and manage them through a secure account system. The App will revolutionize the way NGF manages its records, giving administrators greater control and efficiency while empowering individuals to manage their own information.

Technologies: android; react; bootstrap; html/css


GGC Maps - Your Comprehensive Guide to Georgia Gwinnett College Campus Layout, Safety, and Navigation

Developed by Nick Wen, Ryan Campbell, Ti Nguyen
Directed by client, Deputy Chief Carlos Llorens, Ashley Still, Mike Deiters, and David Rivera

In the course of professor Dr. Cengiz Gunay

The Georgia Gwinnett College map application is an essential tool for anyone navigating the campus. It provides a comprehensive map of the entire campus, including detailed information on parking lots, buildings, and classrooms. Users can easily locate specific buildings and rooms, and even view a detailed layout of each building, including safety equipment and fire escape routes. The app is designed to help users find their way around campus quickly and efficiently, saving time and reducing stress. With its intuitive design and detailed information, the Georgia Gwinnett College map application is an indispensable tool for students, faculty, and visitors alike.

Technologies: javascript; grunt; sass; html