http://www.uscp24.com/wiki/ 2008-12-04T13:16:40-08:00 http://www.uscp24.com/wiki/ http://www.uscp24.com/wiki/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2008-01-30T20:59:13-08:00 Trevor Johns http://www.uscp24.com/wiki/start?rev=1201755553&do=diff1201755553 P.24 is a programming competition being held at the University of Southern California during E-Week, from 12:00 PM (noon) on February 18th to 12:00 PM (noon) February 19th (Presidents’ Day, University Holiday). Unlike a traditional programming competition, the goal of P.24 is to create a complete application. Participants will be given 24 hours to complete their applications, at which time winners will be selected by a panel of judges. And of course, there will be both punch and pie. text/html 2007-02-22T13:52:52-08:00 http://www.uscp24.com/wiki/code_crackers?rev=1172181172&do=diff1172181172 Members * Siddharth Raisoni * Gaurav Oswal * Anup Baldawa * Abhinav Sinha Project Status Project Description Tube trusted virtual peer network -- Tube trusted virtual peer to peer network can be used to implement trusted tree within internet. The project builds a trusted tree in which each peer establishes a trust relation with other and maintains the trust table for its peers. The trust delegation can be implemented as a mapping between the MAC address and the harddrive serial num… text/html 2007-02-21T02:00:47-08:00 David Richardson http://www.uscp24.com/wiki/judges?rev=1172052047&do=diff1172052047 The judges who have generously volunteered their time to come and judge projects are: * Akash Nankani - Akash Nankani is a Program Manager in the Subscription & Commerce Group at Microsoft. * Dr. Michael Crowley - Dr. Crowley is a professor of computer science at the University of Southern California and the faculty adviser for Upsilon Pi Epsilon. * Dr. David Kempe - Dr. Kempe is also a professor of computer science at the University of Southern California and organizes the semiannual ACM… text/html 2007-02-20T15:30:06-08:00 http://www.uscp24.com/wiki/announcement9?rev=1172014206&do=diff1172014206 It took us an hour of judging to sift through the fantastic submissions in the contest, but we finally decided on them: Best Overall: Team 11: Jack's Hacks - for “Tubism/pureWitchcraft,” a blogging visualization and recommendation add-on Best Use of Theme: Team 5: ThreadDeath - for “Tube Overflow,” a single or multi-player game to keep the water in the tubes and avoid obstacles text/html 2007-02-20T15:26:23-08:00 http://www.uscp24.com/wiki/theme?rev=1172013983&do=diff1172013983 The theme is “pubes” (sans quotes, of course). Keep in mind this was intentionally left vague. It is up to each team to justify how their project correlates with the theme. Please be sure to post a project proposal to your team page by 2 PM. text/html 2007-02-20T10:57:37-08:00 http://www.uscp24.com/wiki/lifo?rev=1171997857&do=diff1171997857 Members * Harish Narayanan * Bhavin Doshi * Santosh Rao Gururajan * Viral Bajaria Project Status Requirement Gathering and Design Phase 5:25 am - Harish : zzzz - Video encoding and decoding with compression done. - C# network serialization... solved BIG problems ... Kudos to Viral’s persistence text/html 2007-02-19T18:49:35-08:00 http://www.uscp24.com/wiki/jack_s_hacks?rev=1171939775&do=diff1171939775 Members * David Richardson * Paul Wells * Max Parmer Project Status 1:00pm * paul wakes up * meet up in irc * shuffle teammates (max officially joins wooo!) 2:30 * argue about what we’re going to make * slap some hoes and outline a plan for the project text/html 2007-02-19T15:43:32-08:00 http://www.uscp24.com/wiki/deanshalls.com?rev=1171928612&do=diff1171928612 Post-presentation clarifications! * The YouTube Explosion is what happens when the Internet’s series of tubes gets full of enormous amounts of material. * It’s related because “YouTube,” of course, has the word “tube” in it. * Yes, it uses the YouTube API via PHP 5. It gets a set of videos with a specific tag in SimpleXML format, and then embeds them with autoplay and looping enabled. There are checkboxes to disable autoplay and/or looping. * We know each other from living i… text/html 2007-02-19T15:32:51-08:00 http://www.uscp24.com/wiki/1stplacelock.acquire?rev=1171927971&do=diff1171927971 Members * Kevin Milner * Paul Pham * Paul Kamp Project Status Very Alpha. Project Description Online communication and collaboration tool. How this relates to tubes: If the internet is an ocean, and data is the water, finding the specific data wanted is a problem. By using network connections to “tube” collaborative data between groups, productivity can be increased. This project is intended for everything that goes into any group project... even business majors can use it.